Richard Clark wrote:
On Sat, 02 Sep 2006 17:15:53 GMT, John - KD5YI
wrote:


Mike Coslo wrote:

Cecil Moore wrote:


Mike Coslo wrote:


I won't say that global warming is happening or not.



Of course, global warming is happening. It has been
going on for tens of thousands of years and happens
every time the earth cyclically emerges from an ice
age as it is doing now.



I'm speaking of CO2 based global warming, whether as the results of
say volcanic activity, or as a result of the amount of CO2 added to the
atmosphere as a result of combustion release.


May I assume that you believe that glacial cycles are the sole
source of global warming or cooling?

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -



Hey, Mike. The truth is inconvenient for Cecil.


Hi John,

Cecil's answer, like those of so many politicians, embraces a faulty
premise to dismiss discussion. Imagine those same administration
savants on the upcoming 5th anniversary asking for yet another board
of enquiry for a study into the possibility of WMD in Iraq. That
didn't happen, and yet we get this interminable "Global Warming isn't
so, and it isn't from ____" (fill in the blank with any of a number of
their favorite red herrings).

And when it is finally incontrovertible, we'll have moans of
"we just didn't know at the time!"

I only hope I live long enough to see how they figure out a way to
blame it on the leeburulls!


Next week, how Creation Science will have our cars running on water to
wean us from terrorist oil.


If you have enough faith, manna, oops.. I mean fuel, will appear each
morning in your Escalade... ;^)


- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -

On Sat, 02 Sep 2006 22:08:58 -0400, Mike Coslo
wrote:

I only hope I live long enough to see how they figure out a way to
blame it on the leeburulls!

Hi Mike,

You only have to wait a couple of years for the Republicans to blame
Clinton (her or him, take your pick) for W.

It'll take them a lot longer to come to terms that the Neocon agenda
was an eagerly embraced legacy of Trotskyite commies from New York. If
Republicans can't understand politics, they certainly can't be expect
to understand science.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Richard Clark wrote:
On Sat, 02 Sep 2006 22:08:58 -0400, Mike Coslo
wrote:


I only hope I live long enough to see how they figure out a way to
blame it on the leeburulls!


Hi Mike,

You only have to wait a couple of years for the Republicans to blame
Clinton (her or him, take your pick) for W.

It'll take them a lot longer to come to terms that the Neocon agenda
was an eagerly embraced legacy of Trotskyite commies from New York.

As a woman acquaintance who refuses to recycle anything because "It
will just encourage the liberals", inadvertently pointed out to me,
they'll be against anything the Demoncrats are for. Kinda fell into a
trap they did... Have to find out what the leeburullls believe so that
they can not believe it.


If
Republicans can't understand politics, they certainly can't be expect
to understand science.

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -

On Sun, 03 Sep 2006 15:37:56 -0400, Mike Coslo
wrote:

It'll take them a lot longer to come to terms that the Neocon agenda
was an eagerly embraced legacy of Trotskyite commies from New York.

As a woman acquaintance who refuses to recycle anything because "It
will just encourage the liberals", inadvertently pointed out to me,
they'll be against anything the Demoncrats are for. Kinda fell into a
trap they did... Have to find out what the leeburullls believe so that
they can not believe it.

Hi Mike,

That won't work. One of the leading "conservatives," Richard Perle,
was an aide to my state's Democratic Senator, Scoop Jackson, who stood
politically just a few feet to the left of Hitler and Stalin (even
Roosevelt's administration referred to us obliquely with "the 47
United States and the Soviet of Washington").

Let's face it, the administration has abandoned the church's teachings
that we are the stewards of creation. Instead, the apocalyptic
message from these nihilists (another Russian hallmark) is nothing
matters because there's not much time left anyway. Such is the belief
system of the neo-cannibals.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Richard Clark wrote:
Let's face it, the administration has abandoned the church's teachings
that we are the stewards of creation.

They have also abandoned the teachings of Jesus, like
"Turn the other cheek", "Do good to them who hate you",
and "Blessed are the meek".
--
73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp