Is it me, or is it really getting hot in here?

February 27, 2005

wrote:

Remember, academics recieve grants for studying an impending doom,
not
for studying "Everything is fine". Its all a question of scare
tactics. Thats why there are so many nut cases out there.

I know what you mean, these nut cases are everywhere.
They actually think the world is like billions of
years old, when we all know it's only 6000 years.

The actually believe the earth is round and spins,
and goes around the sun, and that the Earth is
not the center or the universe, can you believe that?

They think someday man will fly, that rockets
will work in a vacuum, that man will walk on
the moon, preposterous! The think that stars
are actually suns way way far away, and that
there are other worlds circling those suns,
and get this, that there are other beings
on those worlds, that is just ridiculous.

Neutrinos, I never heard of such a thing!

Carbon dioxide, what the hell is that?

We need to run these nuts out of
America for good, they're crazy!

Thomas Lee Elifritz
http://elifritz.members.atlantic.net

wrote:

Senator Zel Miller (D-GA) said it best "I didn't leave the Democrat
Party, it left me." In my life there had been in the U.S. Senate,
and one still remains, many Democrats that were then and afterward
members of the KKK. Three were Grand Weirdoes -- oops -- Wizards, and
one who repented to become a Republican long after he swapped in his
Democrat Wolf suit (KKK sheet) to be a respectable member of the human
race. So, if you are wondering why I call them DimoKKKraps, then part
of the reason has been stated herein. I grew up around the south where
in order to be a Sheriff or politician one belonged to the Klan. Al
Gore's daddy was a Grand Wizard, Fullbright of Arkansas was as well
(Clinton hero) and Byrd (D-WV) probably still has his sheets in the
closet ready for a good old hanging. They are the Democrat leadership
who pushes this silly "global warming" nonsense.

I fail to see why your private emails to your KKK buddies are in any way
relevant to the debate on global warming. Opinions on GW do not split
cleanly on political lines in any other country - it was right wing
conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that first got the UK
involved...

The US is addicted to profligate waste of energy. Sooner or later you
will pay very dearly for this misguided policy.

Regards,
Martin Brown

Eat my grits.

"Martin Brown" wrote in message
...
wrote:

Senator Zel Miller (D-GA) said it best "I didn't leave the Democrat
Party, it left me." In my life there had been in the U.S. Senate,
and one still remains, many Democrats that were then and afterward
members of the KKK. Three were Grand Weirdoes -- oops -- Wizards, and
one who repented to become a Republican long after he swapped in his
Democrat Wolf suit (KKK sheet) to be a respectable member of the human
race. So, if you are wondering why I call them DimoKKKraps, then part
of the reason has been stated herein. I grew up around the south where
in order to be a Sheriff or politician one belonged to the Klan. Al
Gore's daddy was a Grand Wizard, Fullbright of Arkansas was as well
(Clinton hero) and Byrd (D-WV) probably still has his sheets in the
closet ready for a good old hanging. They are the Democrat leadership
who pushes this silly "global warming" nonsense.

I fail to see why your private emails to your KKK buddies are in any way
relevant to the debate on global warming. Opinions on GW do not split
cleanly on political lines in any other country - it was right wing
conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher that first got the UK
involved...

The US is addicted to profligate waste of energy. Sooner or later you
will pay very dearly for this misguided policy.

Regards,
Martin Brown

Martin Brown:
The US is addicted to profligate waste of energy. Sooner or later you
will pay very dearly for this misguided policy.

Sooner or later!? With 1,500 American dead and over 10,000 wounded, an
unknown (to me) number of British dead and wounded, _The Lancet_
estimating that 100,000 Iraqis have died from Allied fire, arrest and
detention without charges, "extraordinary rendition," torture as an
American institution (while homosexuality remains an "abomination,") an
American national debt approaching $8 trillion, global warming*, and on
and on, I would say that much of the world is already paying dearly for
our misguided policies.

Much, but not all of the world. Halliburton has contracts with the U.S.
military valued at $21 billion, and Exxon again showed a record profit
in 2004. Since these results, and similar ones throughout the energy
industry, reflect the true purpose of American policy, it has to be
declared an unqualified success.

Davoud

* Doubters: forget the air temperature. Look at what researchers are
learning about the temperatures of our oceans.

Davoud

William Foley wrote:
My problelm with Kyoto is that it was from the same country that slaughters
many whales "for scientific research" but the meat winds up in Japanese
restaurants.
Therefore I cannot trust that the accords are real and altruistic.

"james" wrote in message
news

An astonishing display of rationality.

Incredulously,
Uncle Bob