On Sat, 15 Jan 2011 04:21:47 -0800, Gunner Asch
wrote:

On Fri, 14 Jan 2011 11:10:53 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Jan 14, 10:42*am, jim "sjedgingN0Sp"@m@mwt,net wrote:
Rich Grise wrote:

But one thing IS known - the costs of imposing the warmingist agenda are
already driving us into bankruptcy.

As far as I know the global warming agenda thus far consists of nothing
but talk and vague projections into the fut6ure. How does talking about
global warming cause bankruptcy?

Tell that to the guys that lost their jobs at the last GE lamp plant
last year because of the incandescent lamp ban, THAT was definitely on
Bush's watch. Crap and Trade is pending here, already a fact in
Europe. So NOT just talk... Billions and potentially trillions of
bucks on the line, MAJOR cost increases in manufacturing. Anything
that needs more than just sun's heat to make is probably going to be
shuffled off to India or China if the proposed regs take effect. They
aren't going along with the gag.

Stan

And where exactly is that mercury going thats in all those billons of CF
lightbulbs?

Around here, it's going into the landfills. CFLs cost a buck to
purchase but the locals want FOUR BUCKS to recycle one, AND you have
to drive to Portland (500mi r/t) to do so.

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Threee days before Tucson, Howard Dean explained that the
tea party movement is "the last gasp of the generation that
has trouble with diversity." Rising to the challenge of
lowering his reputation and the tone of public discourse,
Dean smeared tea partiers as racists: They oppose Obama's
agenda, Obama is African-American, ergo...

Let us hope that Dean is the last gasp of the generation
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indict opponents as racists. This McCarthyism of the left
-- devoid of intellectual content, unsupported by data --
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