The Greenpeace Report, Part II: NanoWars

[Howard Lovy]

For your information and/or entertainment,

The Greenpeace Report, Part II: NanoWars
http://nanobot.blogspot.com/2003_07_20_nanobot_archive.html#105915612210166946

Howard

[Sander Vesik]

Howard Lovy > wrote:
> For your information and/or entertainment,
>
> The Greenpeace Report, Part II: NanoWars
> http://nanobot.blogspot.com/2003_07_20_nanobot_archive.html#105915612210166946
>

And just what has it got to do with space?

> Howard
>

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Sander

+++ Out of cheese error +++

[OM]

On 29 Jul 2003 07:21:53 -0700, (Gene
DiGennaro) wrote:

>Nanotechnology along with MEMS will play a role in future space
>exploration intitatives no doubt. In typical Luddite fashion, Redpeace
>has decided that this is a bad technology and should be stopped now.
>Unfortunately most folks don't see Greenpeace for what it is: an
>Anti-Technology Communist organization. Now before you go off on a
>flouridated water spiel consider this: At no time during the Cold War
>did Greenpeace ever accuse Communist countries of environmental
>disasters. Yet the Soviets were the folks who brought us Chernobyl and
>countless other foul ups ( step in any time Jim O!). However, like
>Amnesty International, Redpeace remained mute on the Soviets and
>continued to hammer the United States for environmental policy. No
>wonder the French tried to blow them up!

....You know, when all the Maxsons and the other troll trash who ruined
the original effort for an ssh get-together at KSC die horrible
deaths, and we finally have that convention, remind me to buy you a
drink for that one. Even if it does bring up the one really positive
military action the Frogs have engaged since WWII.


OM

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