As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

On 7/26/2010 7:06 AM, harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

You forgot their dealings with Iran for nuclear material.

TDD

On 7/26/2010 8:06 AM, harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

All the Citgo gas stations around here were closed months ago - nobody
even seemed to notice.

harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

You might want to look at this: http://tinyurl.com/7ldt
Venezuela is 5th. We (U.S.) get more than twice as much oil
from Canada than we do from Venezuela.

harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

"Venezuela [is] America's biggest source of foreign oil."

Huh?

Venezuela supplies a bit less than 11% of US imports and it is the FIFTH
largest exporter of oil to the U.S.

Further, their oil is pretty crappy, suitable for making asphalt and not
much else.

http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/p...nt/import.html

More further: Oil is fungible. If Venezuela cuts off oil to the US, that
means they will sell it to someone else. The "someone else" will not be
buying oil from supplier #2, so we'll get that.

Frank wrote in
:

On 7/26/2010 8:06 AM, harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.

Venezuela is aiding and harboring terrorists that attack Columbia.
A computer captured from FARC guerillas had lots of info on it.Solid proof.
Also,Venezuela has been arming far out of proportion to their regional
needs.

Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

All the Citgo gas stations around here were closed months ago - nobody
even seemed to notice.


I suspect a oil embargo would hurt Venezuela more than it would the US.
We ought to cut HIM(Chavez) off.
Too bad Comrade Obama is one of his buddies.(a commie)

I don't buy at any Citgo.

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
localnet
dot com

harry wrote in :

As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil.



Actually, Venezuela is a distant 5th in terms of their
oil exports to the US.

Canada alone sends the US more than double what Venezuela does.

http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/company_level_imports/current/import.html



(As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.


They're stupid, which is why their contries are in the socialist
toilet bowl.

Any bets on when La Revolucion hits Venezuela, and Chavez is tossed?



--
Tegger

On Jul 26, 8:35*am, Tegger wrote:
harry wrote :

As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil.

Actually, Venezuela is a distant 5th in terms of their
oil exports to the US.

Canada alone sends the US more than double what Venezuela does.

http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/compan...

*(As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. *Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. *Perfect
range of excuses.

They're stupid, which is why their contries are in the socialist
toilet bowl.

Any bets on when La Revolucion hits Venezuela, and Chavez is tossed?

--
Tegger

Thinking back, they did depose him once, several years ago, but let
him go and he came back to power. Too bad they didn't shoot him when
they had the chance.

Paul

In article ,
Dean Hoffman wrote:

harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

You might want to look at this: http://tinyurl.com/7ldt
Venezuela is 5th. We (U.S.) get more than twice as much oil
from Canada than we do from Venezuela.

And Venezula's oil is especially nasty (high sulfur if I remember)
and only about 1 or 2 refineries outside US can handle it. He doesn't
have a lot of places to go in real life.

--
I want to find a voracious, small-minded predator
and name it after the IRS.
Robert Bakker, paleontologist

In article ,
Tegger wrote:


Any bets on when La Revolucion hits Venezuela, and Chavez is tossed?

My guess is fairly soon which is why Chavez is trying to rile up the
masses against the US. Fairly common dodge by soon to be unemployed tin
pots.

--
I want to find a voracious, small-minded predator
and name it after the IRS.
Robert Bakker, paleontologist

On 7/26/2010 8:34 AM, Jim Yanik wrote:
wrote in
:

On 7/26/2010 8:06 AM, harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.

Venezuela is aiding and harboring terrorists that attack Columbia.
A computer captured from FARC guerillas had lots of info on it.Solid proof.
Also,Venezuela has been arming far out of proportion to their regional
needs.

Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

All the Citgo gas stations around here were closed months ago - nobody
even seemed to notice.


I suspect a oil embargo would hurt Venezuela more than it would the US.
We ought to cut HIM(Chavez) off.
Too bad Comrade Obama is one of his buddies.(a commie)

I don't buy at any Citgo.

I wouldn't either but my wife would because it was cheapest.
I figured it was cheapest because a lot of us would not buy it.
He must be selling now to the generics like WaWa.

In article , wrote:
On 7/26/2010 7:06 AM, harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil.

Once again, harry shows himself to be completely ignorant.

America's "biggest source of foreign oil" is CANADA, fool. Followed by Saudi
Arabia, Mexico, and Nigeria. Venezuela is #5 on the list.

http://www.eia.doe.
gov/pub/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/company_level_imports/current/impo
rt.html

On 7/26/2010 8:35 AM, Tegger wrote:
(As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.


They're stupid, which is why their contries are in the socialist
toilet bowl.

Any bets on when La Revolucion hits Venezuela, and Chavez is tossed?




We should start a pool. I despise that smarmy *******.





Jay

"Jim Yanik" wrote in message
4...
Frank wrote in
:

On 7/26/2010 8:06 AM, harry wrote:
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.

Venezuela is aiding and harboring terrorists that attack Columbia.
A computer captured from FARC guerillas had lots of info on it.Solid
proof.
Also,Venezuela has been arming far out of proportion to their regional
needs.


All our so-called allies harbor and/or aid terrorists.

"harry" wrote in message
...
As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

That blow hard chavez needs us more than we need him. Don't sweat it.

On Jul 26, 7:09*am, The Daring Dufas
wrote:
On 7/26/2010 7:06 AM, harry wrote:

As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. *(As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. *Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. *Perfect
range of excuses.

You forgot their dealings with Iran for nuclear material.

TDD

Yes there are a lot of Uranium deposits in Venezuela.

On Jul 26, 6:47*pm, RickH wrote:
On Jul 26, 7:09*am, The Daring Dufas
wrote:

On 7/26/2010 7:06 AM, harry wrote:

As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. *(As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. *Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. *Perfect
range of excuses.

You forgot their dealings with Iran for nuclear material.

TDD

Yes there are a lot of Uranium deposits in Venezuela.

Hah, yes, Found this link on the topic:-
http://www.carnegieendowment.org/pub...=view&id=22568

Makes a US intervention even more likely. As usual, the cheese-eating-
surrender-monkeys are involved.

"harry" wrote in message
...
On Jul 26, 6:47 pm, RickH wrote:
On Jul 26, 7:09 am, The Daring Dufas
wrote:

On 7/26/2010 7:06 AM, harry wrote:

As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

You forgot their dealings with Iran for nuclear material.

TDD

Yes there are a lot of Uranium deposits in Venezuela.

Hah, yes, Found this link on the topic:-
http://www.carnegieendowment.org/pub...=view&id=22568

Makes a US intervention even more likely. As usual, the cheese-eating-
surrender-monkeys are involved.

=================

What do YOU think should be done immediately to straighten out the
situation?

Kurt Ullman wrote in
:

In article ,
Tegger wrote:


Any bets on when La Revolucion hits Venezuela, and Chavez is tossed?

My guess is fairly soon which is why Chavez is trying to rile up the
masses against the US.



We'll end up with even more ballplayers...



--
Tegger

Jim Yanik wrote in
4:



I don't buy at any Citgo.



I give all my business (including motor oil) to ExxonMobil, a very well-run
company. John D. Rockefeller's spirit runs deep in that firm.


--
Tegger

On Jul 26, 9:05*pm, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:
"harry" wrote in message

...
On Jul 26, 6:47 pm, RickH wrote:





On Jul 26, 7:09 am, The Daring Dufas
wrote:

On 7/26/2010 7:06 AM, harry wrote:

As I predicted, things are hotting up with regards to Venezuela,
America's biggest source of foreign oil. (As a result of various
issues they have threatened to cut off oils supplies to the US.
This is the next US foreign war. Provoked by the US ally Colombia.
Socialists, friends of Cuba, near to hand and all that oil. Perfect
range of excuses.

You forgot their dealings with Iran for nuclear material.

TDD

Yes there are a lot of Uranium deposits in Venezuela.

Hah, yes, Found this link on the topic:-http://www.carnegieendowment.org/publications/index.cfm?fa=view&id=22568

Makes a US intervention even more likely. *As usual, the cheese-eating-
surrender-monkeys are involved.

=================

What do YOU think should be done immediately to straighten out the
situation?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I have visted Venezuela. There are lots of people there don't like
Chavez I can tell you.
Well, he needs to be prevented from any nuclear experiments, that's
clear.
The best way would be to close down tight the border with Colombia, If
he remains illegally president after the next election there may well
be another revoluccion.
None of his neighbours likes him, there's plenty of scope.

On Jul 27, 1:11*am, Tegger wrote:
Jim Yanik wrote .44:



I don't buy at any Citgo.

I give all my business (including motor oil) to ExxonMobil, a very well-run
company. John D. Rockefeller's spirit runs deep in that firm.

--
Tegger

Ah, the ones that had the oil spill in Alaska? Compensation still not
paid to many.

harry wrote in
:

On Jul 27, 1:11*am, Tegger wrote:
Jim Yanik wrote
innews:Xns9DC15766DA5C0jyaniklocalnetc
:



I don't buy at any Citgo.

I give all my business (including motor oil) to ExxonMobil, a very
well-run company. John D. Rockefeller's spirit runs deep in that
firm.




Ah, the ones that had the oil spill in Alaska?



Yeah, in 1989, twenty-one years ago. Billions of barrels shipped since,
and not a drop spilled. Pretty good record, I'd say.



--
Tegger

"Tegger" wrote in message
...
harry wrote in
:

On Jul 27, 1:11 am, Tegger wrote:
Jim Yanik wrote
innews:Xns9DC15766DA5C0jyaniklocalnetc
:



I don't buy at any Citgo.

I give all my business (including motor oil) to ExxonMobil, a very
well-run company. John D. Rockefeller's spirit runs deep in that
firm.




Ah, the ones that had the oil spill in Alaska?



Yeah, in 1989, twenty-one years ago. Billions of barrels shipped since,
and not a drop spilled. Pretty good record, I'd say.

Tegger


Uh oh. We have a logic failure. Does the passage of time change this truth?

"Compensation still not paid to many."

Does the passage of time change the FACT that General Electric polluted the
Hudson River, and has lined the pockets of enough politicians to assure that
they'll never have to clean up the mess?

Of course not.

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:


Uh oh. We have a logic failure. Does the passage of time change this
truth?

Sure (see below)


"Compensation still not paid to many."

Does the passage of time change the FACT that General Electric
polluted the Hudson River, and has lined the pockets of enough
politicians to assure that they'll never have to clean up the mess?

Of course not.

At the time, what GE dumped into the river was not regarded as "pollution."
(I could be wrong, but I think I recall correctly). Now various whiny types,
including the government, wants GE to pay for something not illegal when
they did it, just like the fine WalMart is currently fighting (and the
source of an earlier extended thread).

"HeyBub" wrote:

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:


Uh oh. We have a logic failure. Does the passage of time change this
truth?

Sure (see below)


"Compensation still not paid to many."

Does the passage of time change the FACT that General Electric
polluted the Hudson River, and has lined the pockets of enough
politicians to assure that they'll never have to clean up the mess?

Who has been doing it for the past couple years? For all the
complaining GE has been doing, I though it was on their dime.


Of course not.

At the time, what GE dumped into the river was not regarded as "pollution."
(I could be wrong, but I think I recall correctly).

I think so too-- Even within my memory some NY Governor volunteered to
drink a bottle of PCB's just to show how harmless they were. [I had
to look it up- Gov. Carey, 1981]

Jim

"Jim Elbrecht" wrote in message
...
"HeyBub" wrote:

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:


Uh oh. We have a logic failure. Does the passage of time change this
truth?

Sure (see below)


"Compensation still not paid to many."

Does the passage of time change the FACT that General Electric
polluted the Hudson River, and has lined the pockets of enough
politicians to assure that they'll never have to clean up the mess?

Who has been doing it for the past couple years? For all the
complaining GE has been doing, I though it was on their dime.


More likely it's our dime, via Superfund money, not all of which is funded
by the criminals as far as I know.

"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:


"Jim Elbrecht" wrote in message
.. .
"HeyBub" wrote:

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
-snip-
Does the passage of time change the FACT that General Electric
polluted the Hudson River, and has lined the pockets of enough
politicians to assure that they'll never have to clean up the mess?

Who has been doing it for the past couple years? For all the
complaining GE has been doing, I though it was on their dime.


More likely it's our dime, via Superfund money, not all of which is funded
by the criminals as far as I know.


OK- Forgetting the fact that when they did it, few folks thought there
was anything wrong with the PCBs-- Here is GEs blurb saying they've
spent over $1billion on cleanups. [probably a few hundred million of
that is lawyers fighting against doing it]
http://www.ge.com/news/our_viewpoint...r_cleanup.html

Your turn. How much am I paying? And why is GE being held
responsible for doing something that wasn't illegal or even immoral at
the time?

Jim

On Jul 27, 7:32*pm, Jim Elbrecht wrote:
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"Jim Elbrecht" wrote in message
.. .
"HeyBub" wrote:

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
-snip-
Does the passage of time change the FACT that General Electric
polluted the Hudson River, and has lined the pockets of enough
politicians to assure that they'll never have to clean up the mess?

Who has been doing it for the past couple years? * For all the
complaining GE has been doing, I though it was on their dime.

More likely it's our dime, via Superfund money, not all of which is funded
by the criminals as far as I know.

OK- Forgetting the fact that when they did it, few folks thought there
was anything wrong with the PCBs-- *Here is GEs blurb saying they've
spent over $1billion on cleanups. [probably a few hundred million of
that is lawyers fighting against doing it]http://www.ge.com/news/our_viewpoints/hudson_river_cleanup.html

Your turn. * How much am I paying? *And why is GE being held
responsible for doing something that wasn't illegal or even immoral at
the time?

Jim- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

For some reason the USA is always the last advanced economy to
recognise the angers of many evironmental hazards. Long after
Europe. I include PCBs , Asbestos, Noxs, CFCs and low level ozone.
Could it be commercial reasons and the average American can go hang?

"harry" wrote in message
...
On Jul 27, 7:32 pm, Jim Elbrecht wrote:
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"Jim Elbrecht" wrote in message
.. .
"HeyBub" wrote:

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
-snip-
Does the passage of time change the FACT that General Electric
polluted the Hudson River, and has lined the pockets of enough
politicians to assure that they'll never have to clean up the mess?

Who has been doing it for the past couple years? For all the
complaining GE has been doing, I though it was on their dime.

More likely it's our dime, via Superfund money, not all of which is
funded
by the criminals as far as I know.

OK- Forgetting the fact that when they did it, few folks thought there
was anything wrong with the PCBs-- Here is GEs blurb saying they've
spent over $1billion on cleanups. [probably a few hundred million of
that is lawyers fighting against doing
it]http://www.ge.com/news/our_viewpoints/hudson_river_cleanup.html

Your turn. How much am I paying? And why is GE being held
responsible for doing something that wasn't illegal or even immoral at
the time?

Jim- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

For some reason the USA is always the last advanced economy to
recognise the angers of many evironmental hazards. Long after
Europe. I include PCBs , Asbestos, Noxs, CFCs and low level ozone.
Could it be commercial reasons and the average American can go hang?

==========

Our corporations have done a fabulous job of hiding information, and
brainwashing. My neighbor hoses her lawn down with unbelievable amounts of
chemicals. Her logic: "How could they sell it if it wasn't safe? And I'm not
allergic to it, so I don't worry."

Then she comments about pollution in Lake Ontario and blames all of it on
Kodak.

"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in
:

My neighbor hoses her lawn down with unbelievable amounts of
chemicals. Her logic: "How could they sell it if it wasn't safe? And
I'm not allergic to it, so I don't worry."

Then she comments about pollution in Lake Ontario and blames all of it
on Kodak.

Clearly, education is terrible in your neighbor's case. Or she has
diminished receptivity.

--
Best regards
Han
email address is invalid

"Han" wrote in message
...
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in
:

My neighbor hoses her lawn down with unbelievable amounts of
chemicals. Her logic: "How could they sell it if it wasn't safe? And
I'm not allergic to it, so I don't worry."

Then she comments about pollution in Lake Ontario and blames all of it
on Kodak.

Clearly, education is terrible in your neighbor's case. Or she has
diminished receptivity.

--
Best regards
Han


Perhaps, but let's face it: Garden centers still sell plenty of poison.
Based on the number of perfect lawns I see in this country, demand for
poison is higher than ever.

Jim Elbrecht wrote:
(snip)
Your turn. How much am I paying? And why is GE being held
responsible for doing something that wasn't illegal or even immoral at
the time?

Jim

Look up 'deep pockets'. Entire EPA / Superfund business model is, IMHO,
prima facie unconstitutional, in as for all practical purpose, title for
anything that may someday be declared HazMat, never passes. You merely
go back along the chain of possession until you find somebody with money.

Don't get me wrong, I think the nasty stuff needs to be cleaned up, and
I don't have any good solutions for how it should be paid for. But I
always cringe to see Bad Law used, even for nominally noble ends.
Government extortion is never a good idea. The only certainty is that
the lawyers get rich, and a greater or lesser portion of the cost gets
added to the national debt. Probably cheaper to only haul the companies
to court when there is, ya know, actual evidence that they violated
actual laws in force at the time that the material was sold or disposed of.

--
aem sends...

On 7/27/2010 2:56 PM, JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
wrote in message
...
wrote in
:

My neighbor hoses her lawn down with unbelievable amounts of
chemicals. Her logic: "How could they sell it if it wasn't safe? And
I'm not allergic to it, so I don't worry."

Then she comments about pollution in Lake Ontario and blames all of it
on Kodak.

Clearly, education is terrible in your neighbor's case. Or she has
diminished receptivity.

--
Best regards
Han


Perhaps, but let's face it: Garden centers still sell plenty of poison.
Based on the number of perfect lawns I see in this country, demand for
poison is higher than ever.



Wanna join my new environ(mental) group PETI People for the Ethical
Treatment of Insects? Perhaps get some naked women to skitter around
wearing nothing but antenna and bug eye like sunglasses? A little
green and brown body paint may help?

TDD

"The Daring Dufas" wrote in message
...
On 7/27/2010 2:56 PM, JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
wrote in message
...
wrote in
:

My neighbor hoses her lawn down with unbelievable amounts of
chemicals. Her logic: "How could they sell it if it wasn't safe? And
I'm not allergic to it, so I don't worry."

Then she comments about pollution in Lake Ontario and blames all of it
on Kodak.

Clearly, education is terrible in your neighbor's case. Or she has
diminished receptivity.

--
Best regards
Han


Perhaps, but let's face it: Garden centers still sell plenty of poison.
Based on the number of perfect lawns I see in this country, demand for
poison is higher than ever.



Wanna join my new environ(mental) group PETI People for the Ethical
Treatment of Insects? Perhaps get some naked women to skitter around
wearing nothing but antenna and bug eye like sunglasses? A little
green and brown body paint may help?

TDD


Fun, but too much work. I'd prefer to watch my neighbors and other lawn
poison freaks ingest the stuff they think is safe. That'll clean up the
problem in the most expedient way, although it'll wreak havoc on the real
estate market.

On Jul 27, 8:56*pm, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:
"Han" wrote in message

...





"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in
:

My neighbor hoses her lawn down with unbelievable amounts of
chemicals. Her logic: "How could they sell it if it wasn't safe? And
I'm not allergic to it, so I don't worry."

Then she comments about pollution in Lake Ontario and blames all of it
on Kodak.

Clearly, education is terrible in your neighbor's case. *Or she has
diminished receptivity.

--
Best regards
Han

Perhaps, but let's face it: Garden centers still sell plenty of poison.
Based on the number of perfect lawns I see in this country, demand for
poison is higher than ever.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You would be amazed at the number of handy poisons have quietly
slipped off the shelves in the UK. My theory is that the
manufacturers have found some problem and gone quiet hoping the public
will never find out.
There's quite a few listed here that have quietly gone.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATCvet_...us_compound s

All poison gas related.