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"global warming" is your basic lefty fanatic cult, much like homosexuality and scientology
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Bryce
Dec 6, 2016, 8:45:11 PM12/6/16
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They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
extreme thought policing to attack objections.
extreme thought policing to attack objections.
Dave Logan
Dec 7, 2016, 3:24:14 AM12/7/16
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On 06 Dec 2016, "Bryce" <br...@nytimes.com> posted some
news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com:
> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
U.N. climate chief Christina Figueres candidly remarked, the true aim of
the recent Paris climate conference was “to change the [capitalist]
economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years,
since the Industrial Revolution.”
Exactly what that cunt Obama has been trying to do since he got into
office. Destroy the US economy.
news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com:
> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
the recent Paris climate conference was “to change the [capitalist]
economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years,
since the Industrial Revolution.”
Exactly what that cunt Obama has been trying to do since he got into
office. Destroy the US economy.
Siri Cruise
Dec 7, 2016, 4:29:35 AM12/7/16
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In article <XnsA6D7418...@127.0.0.1>, Dave Logan <dave...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> On 06 Dec 2016, "Bryce" <br...@nytimes.com> posted some
> news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com:
>
> > They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> > extreme thought policing to attack objections.
>
> U.N. climate chief Christina Figueres candidly remarked, the true aim of
> the recent Paris climate conference was “to change the [capitalist]
> economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years,
> since the Industrial Revolution.”
Yes. Um....do you know what that model is? To regard any land used as parks,
wilderness, wild refugee, ie not used to create products for markets as wasted
land. Wasted land must be owned, cleared, tamed, and brought into productive use.
The model also paid no attention to pollution. If enough people died, employers
would run out of workers, thus cutting production and solving pollution through
market forces.
The model also had no problem with child labour before nineteenth century cunts
destroyed that aspect of the economy.
> Exactly what that cunt Obama has been trying to do since he got into
> office. Destroy the US economy.
Given the crisis of world overproduction, perhaps we can afford a new model that
doesn't expect to pave over parks and not pay for pollution. But that cuts into
profits, so expect Drumpf to okay more coal ash ponds, coal tailings poisonning
drinking water, and levelling National Parks and Forests to get at coal, oil
shale, and oil sands.
--
:-<> Siri Seal of Disavowal #000-001. Disavowed. Denied. Deleted.
'I desire mercy, not sacrifice.'
Free the Amos Yee one.
Yeah, too bad about your so-called life. Ha-ha.
wrote:
> On 06 Dec 2016, "Bryce" <br...@nytimes.com> posted some
> news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com:
>
> > They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> > extreme thought policing to attack objections.
>
> U.N. climate chief Christina Figueres candidly remarked, the true aim of
> the recent Paris climate conference was “to change the [capitalist]
> economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years,
> since the Industrial Revolution.”
wilderness, wild refugee, ie not used to create products for markets as wasted
land. Wasted land must be owned, cleared, tamed, and brought into productive use.
The model also paid no attention to pollution. If enough people died, employers
would run out of workers, thus cutting production and solving pollution through
market forces.
The model also had no problem with child labour before nineteenth century cunts
destroyed that aspect of the economy.
> Exactly what that cunt Obama has been trying to do since he got into
> office. Destroy the US economy.
doesn't expect to pave over parks and not pay for pollution. But that cuts into
profits, so expect Drumpf to okay more coal ash ponds, coal tailings poisonning
drinking water, and levelling National Parks and Forests to get at coal, oil
shale, and oil sands.
--
:-<> Siri Seal of Disavowal #000-001. Disavowed. Denied. Deleted.
'I desire mercy, not sacrifice.'
Free the Amos Yee one.
Yeah, too bad about your so-called life. Ha-ha.
rogerspo...@gmail.com
Dec 7, 2016, 10:04:16 AM12/7/16
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Den onsdag 7 december 2016 kl. 02:45:11 UTC+1 skrev Bryce:
> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
T-meters are more reliable than E-meters.
> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
Count Vamp's Hearse
Dec 7, 2016, 11:00:49 AM12/7/16
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KC Burnt Ends
Dec 7, 2016, 11:11:42 AM12/7/16
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On 12/7/2016 2:29 AM, Siri Cruise wrote:
> In article <XnsA6D7418...@127.0.0.1>, Dave Logan <dave...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> On 06 Dec 2016, "Bryce" <br...@nytimes.com> posted some
>> news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com:
>>
>>> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
>>> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
>>
>> U.N. climate chief Christina Figueres candidly remarked, the true aim of
>> the recent Paris climate conference was “to change the [capitalist]
>> economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years,
>> since the Industrial Revolution.”
>
> Yes. Um....do you know what that model is? To regard any land used as parks,
> wilderness, wild refugee, ie not used to create products for markets as wasted
> land.
Bullshit LIE, as always, your studies false outrage marks only another
> In article <XnsA6D7418...@127.0.0.1>, Dave Logan <dave...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> On 06 Dec 2016, "Bryce" <br...@nytimes.com> posted some
>> news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com:
>>
>>> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
>>> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
>>
>> U.N. climate chief Christina Figueres candidly remarked, the true aim of
>> the recent Paris climate conference was “to change the [capitalist]
>> economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years,
>> since the Industrial Revolution.”
>
> Yes. Um....do you know what that model is? To regard any land used as parks,
> wilderness, wild refugee, ie not used to create products for markets as wasted
> land.
meth episode.
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from all parties, all beliefs, all walks of life, it's a message for
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It is becoming consistently clear that Donald Trump Junior is a champion
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like-minded people he gave at the Western Hunting and Conservation Expo.
> The model also had no problem with child labour before nineteenth century cunts
> destroyed that aspect of the economy.
Do we get to kill off the Dems for Jim crow laws?
>
>> Exactly what that cunt Obama has been trying to do since he got into
>> office. Destroy the US economy.
>
> Given the crisis of world overproduction,
> perhaps we can afford a new model that
> doesn't expect to pave over parks and not pay for pollution.
needs repaved roads!
> But that cuts into
> profits, so expect Drumpf to okay more coal ash ponds, coal tailings poisonning
> drinking water, and levelling National Parks and Forests to get at coal, oil
> shale, and oil sands.
Siri Cruise
Dec 7, 2016, 12:03:21 PM12/7/16
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In article <o29cbl$6om$1...@news.mixmin.net>, KC Burnt Ends <barba...@my.ass>
wrote:
> Bullshit LIE, as always, your studies false outrage marks only another
> meth episode.
Olson Johnson: Now who can argue with that? I think we're all indebted to Gabby
Johnson for clearly stating what needed to be said. I'm particulary glad that
these lovely children were here today to hear that speech. Not only was it
authentic frontier gibberish, it expressed a courage little seen in this day and
age.
> > The model also had no problem with child labour before nineteenth century
> > cunts
> > destroyed that aspect of the economy.
>
> Oh my...back we go in the Wayback Machine to the 19th century!
I can feel your disappointment.
> >> Exactly what that cunt Obama has been trying to do since he got into
> >> office. Destroy the US economy.
> >
> > Given the crisis of world overproduction,
>
> Of WHAT?!?!?!
http://www.wsj.com/articles/overcapacity-swamps-smaller-chinese-cities-revealing-
depth-of-crisis-1455738108
Overproduction Swamps Smaller Chinese Cities, Revealing Depth of Crisis
Beijing had hoped small cities like Suizhou would help drive the expansion of
the middle class and sustain economic growth
Updated Feb. 17, 2016 10:16 p.m. ET
SUIZHOU, China‹Even in Chinaąs remotest places, relentless overproduction‹here
it is mushrooms and cement trucks‹is clouding the countryąs path to prosperity
and jolting the global economy.
http://fortune.com/2016/04/29/cheese-inventory-usa/
The U.S. Is Facing a Cheese Overload
The U.S. will not be running out of cheese anytime soon, as inventories are at
their highest levels in 32 years.
Thatąs according to the latest data collected by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture, which show cheese stockpiles in March were the highest for the
period since 1984. More than half of it was made up of American cheese, reported
Bloomberg, while Swiss cheese stands at about 2%, and the rest is labelled as
łother.˛
The reason lies across the Atlantic Ocean. Dairy product exports from Europe
have been increasing over the last two years, and cheese prices have been
steadily falling in tandem. The result is a global oversupply in milk and dairy
products.
> > perhaps we can afford a new model that
> > doesn't expect to pave over parks and not pay for pollution.
>
> No one is paving over any national park, in fact Yellowstone desperately
> needs repaved roads!
https://www.cpr.org/news/story/concern-follows-oil-and-gas-lease-sales-near-2-nat
ional-parks
Concerns Raised Over Oil And Gas Development Near 2 National Parks
Two of Colorado's national parks have raised concerns about potential oil and
gas development near their boundaries as the Bureau of Land Management considers
opening land up for drilling next year.
One of those leases is 4 miles from Dinosaur National Monument
in northwest Colorado. The other is about 6 miles from the western edge of Rocky
Mountain National Park.
Park service officials are concerned about air quality, as well as noise and
light pollution from drilling rigs. Rocky Mountain National
Park has already seen nitrogen air pollution that can impact high elevation
lakes.
Overall, the BLM could open more than 100,000 Colorado acres for oil and gas
lease sales next May. Itąs accepting public comment on the plan through Dec. 12.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/nov/24/lands-activists-urge-trump-to-rev
oke-obamas-nation/
Lands activists urge Trump to revoke Obamaąs national monuments
History, executive limits on line in environment vs. fuel debate
Western lands activists are urging Donald Trump to test the limits of executive
power by revoking millions of acres that President Obama set aside as national
monuments, setting up a landmark legal battle over one of the nationąs most
frequently used environmental protections.
Such a step would be historic. No president has undesignated a national monument
created by his predecessor, and itąs unclear whether he has the authority to do
so.
But Obama administration critics say now is the time to try to establish a
precedent. They say Mr. Obama has wildly abused presidential power in using the
1906 Antiquities Act to cordon off huge swaths of land and sea ‹ mostly along
the West and East coasts ‹ to prevent energy exploration. In total, he has
earmarked at least 553 million acres of land and water as national monuments,
far more than any other president.
National monument markings prohibit oil and gas drilling and coal mining,
meaning Mr. Obama has used his monument authority to effectively shut down huge
areas of potential energy exploration and has drawn praise from environmental
activists in the process.
Now do your voodoo hate dance. It amuses me.
wrote:
> Bullshit LIE, as always, your studies false outrage marks only another
> meth episode.
Johnson for clearly stating what needed to be said. I'm particulary glad that
these lovely children were here today to hear that speech. Not only was it
authentic frontier gibberish, it expressed a courage little seen in this day and
age.
> > The model also had no problem with child labour before nineteenth century
> > cunts
> > destroyed that aspect of the economy.
>
> Oh my...back we go in the Wayback Machine to the 19th century!
> >> Exactly what that cunt Obama has been trying to do since he got into
> >> office. Destroy the US economy.
> >
> > Given the crisis of world overproduction,
>
> Of WHAT?!?!?!
depth-of-crisis-1455738108
Overproduction Swamps Smaller Chinese Cities, Revealing Depth of Crisis
Beijing had hoped small cities like Suizhou would help drive the expansion of
the middle class and sustain economic growth
Updated Feb. 17, 2016 10:16 p.m. ET
SUIZHOU, China‹Even in Chinaąs remotest places, relentless overproduction‹here
it is mushrooms and cement trucks‹is clouding the countryąs path to prosperity
and jolting the global economy.
http://fortune.com/2016/04/29/cheese-inventory-usa/
The U.S. Is Facing a Cheese Overload
The U.S. will not be running out of cheese anytime soon, as inventories are at
their highest levels in 32 years.
Thatąs according to the latest data collected by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture, which show cheese stockpiles in March were the highest for the
period since 1984. More than half of it was made up of American cheese, reported
Bloomberg, while Swiss cheese stands at about 2%, and the rest is labelled as
łother.˛
The reason lies across the Atlantic Ocean. Dairy product exports from Europe
have been increasing over the last two years, and cheese prices have been
steadily falling in tandem. The result is a global oversupply in milk and dairy
products.
> > perhaps we can afford a new model that
> > doesn't expect to pave over parks and not pay for pollution.
>
> No one is paving over any national park, in fact Yellowstone desperately
> needs repaved roads!
ional-parks
Concerns Raised Over Oil And Gas Development Near 2 National Parks
Two of Colorado's national parks have raised concerns about potential oil and
gas development near their boundaries as the Bureau of Land Management considers
opening land up for drilling next year.
One of those leases is 4 miles from Dinosaur National Monument
in northwest Colorado. The other is about 6 miles from the western edge of Rocky
Mountain National Park.
Park service officials are concerned about air quality, as well as noise and
light pollution from drilling rigs. Rocky Mountain National
Park has already seen nitrogen air pollution that can impact high elevation
lakes.
Overall, the BLM could open more than 100,000 Colorado acres for oil and gas
lease sales next May. Itąs accepting public comment on the plan through Dec. 12.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/nov/24/lands-activists-urge-trump-to-rev
oke-obamas-nation/
Lands activists urge Trump to revoke Obamaąs national monuments
History, executive limits on line in environment vs. fuel debate
Western lands activists are urging Donald Trump to test the limits of executive
power by revoking millions of acres that President Obama set aside as national
monuments, setting up a landmark legal battle over one of the nationąs most
frequently used environmental protections.
Such a step would be historic. No president has undesignated a national monument
created by his predecessor, and itąs unclear whether he has the authority to do
so.
But Obama administration critics say now is the time to try to establish a
precedent. They say Mr. Obama has wildly abused presidential power in using the
1906 Antiquities Act to cordon off huge swaths of land and sea ‹ mostly along
the West and East coasts ‹ to prevent energy exploration. In total, he has
earmarked at least 553 million acres of land and water as national monuments,
far more than any other president.
National monument markings prohibit oil and gas drilling and coal mining,
meaning Mr. Obama has used his monument authority to effectively shut down huge
areas of potential energy exploration and has drawn praise from environmental
activists in the process.
>
> > But that cuts into
> > profits, so expect Drumpf to okay more coal ash ponds, coal tailings
> > poisonning
> > drinking water, and levelling National Parks and Forests to get at coal,
> > oil
> > shale, and oil sands.
>
> Wow, you're really letting that meth binge control you, delusional leztard!
Reality has a snark bias.
> > But that cuts into
> > profits, so expect Drumpf to okay more coal ash ponds, coal tailings
> > poisonning
> > drinking water, and levelling National Parks and Forests to get at coal,
> > oil
> > shale, and oil sands.
>
> Wow, you're really letting that meth binge control you, delusional leztard!
Now do your voodoo hate dance. It amuses me.
KC Burnt Ends
Dec 7, 2016, 12:18:32 PM12/7/16
to
On 12/7/2016 10:02 AM, Siri Cruise wrote:
> In article <o29cbl$6om$1...@news.mixmin.net>, KC Burnt Ends <barba...@my.ass>
> wrote:
>
>> Bullshit LIE, as always, your studies false outrage marks only another
>> meth episode.
>
> Olson Johnson:
Are you super high today?
> In article <o29cbl$6om$1...@news.mixmin.net>, KC Burnt Ends <barba...@my.ass>
> wrote:
>
>> Bullshit LIE, as always, your studies false outrage marks only another
>> meth episode.
>
> Olson Johnson:
>>> The model also had no problem with child labour before nineteenth century
>>> cunts
>>> destroyed that aspect of the economy.
>>
>> Oh my...back we go in the Wayback Machine to the 19th century!
>
> I can feel your disappointment.
History?
Jim Crow and Dems?
Um...yeah...
>>>> Exactly what that cunt Obama has been trying to do since he got into
>>>> office. Destroy the US economy.
>>>
>>> Given the crisis of world overproduction,
>>
>> Of WHAT?!?!?!
>
> http://www.wsj.com/articles/overcapacity-swamps-smaller-chinese-cities-revealing-
> depth-of-crisis-1455738108
> Overproduction Swamps Smaller Chinese Cities,
economy, just none.
> http://fortune.com/2016/04/29/cheese-inventory-usa/
> The U.S. Is Facing a Cheese Overload
> The U.S. will not be running out of cheese anytime soon, as inventories are at
> their highest levels in 32 years.
So we can feed ALL the homeless and poor now, kewl!
I wonder if there are enough crackers to keep up.
I'll phone Trump and tell him to get Nabisco back to work mkaing America
great again!
>>> perhaps we can afford a new model that
>>> doesn't expect to pave over parks and not pay for pollution.
>>
>> No one is paving over any national park, in fact Yellowstone desperately
>> needs repaved roads!
>
> https://www.cpr.org/news/story/concern-follows-oil-and-gas-lease-sales-near-2-nat
> ional-parks
> Concerns Raised Over Oil And Gas Development Near 2 National Parks
> Two of Colorado's national parks have raised concerns about potential oil and
> gas development near their boundaries
>>> But that cuts into
>>> profits, so expect Drumpf to okay more coal ash ponds, coal tailings
>>> poisonning
>>> drinking water, and levelling National Parks and Forests to get at coal,
>>> oil
>>> shale, and oil sands.
>>
>> Wow, you're really letting that meth binge control you, delusional leztard!
>
> Reality has a snark bias.
to be an accepted definition of "reality".
You are of course - insane.
> Now do your voodoo hate dance. It amuses me.
You're sick Patricia, you need to go to rehab and WORK IT THIS TIME!
Stealth Tuba
Dec 7, 2016, 1:15:22 PM12/7/16
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"Bryce" wrote in message news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com...
> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
You get your "facts" from Breitbart?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhdymoRTz6M
> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhdymoRTz6M
KC Burnt Ends
Dec 7, 2016, 1:52:01 PM12/7/16
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On 12/7/2016 11:15 AM, Stealth Tuba wrote:
> "Bryce" wrote in message
> news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com...
>
>> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
>> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
>
> You get your "facts" from Breitbart?
>
Are you brainwashed by the lying lamestream media?
> "Bryce" wrote in message
> news:f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com...
>
>> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
>> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
>
> You get your "facts" from Breitbart?
>
b
Dec 12, 2016, 3:45:10 PM12/12/16
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In article <f59d0f8e82341462...@dizum.com>, Bryce
is a fossil-fuel industry funded lie.
Wake up and stop being a tool for powers that dont have your interests
at heart.
<br...@nytimes.com> wrote:
> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
>
Global warming is a scientifically established fact, whilst denialism
> They prey on the gullible and weak-minded for recruits and use
> extreme thought policing to attack objections.
>
is a fossil-fuel industry funded lie.
Wake up and stop being a tool for powers that dont have your interests
at heart.
st...@bent-engineering.com
Jan 24, 2017, 3:31:39 AM1/24/17
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http://www.bent-engineering.com People get out there and fund this startup. We
get this little hanging wind turbine into production we bring power to the 3
billion people who are off grid without making a pound of CO2. Global warming
is real. Whether man caused it or not is subject of contention. It doesn't
matter. If we don't stop making pollution we will end up like Beijing. China
needs this little hanging wind turbine (HWT) Put one in the hands of every
china man and we put a dent in that cloud of particulate and unburned
hydrocarbons.
--
st...@powershotz.com
get this little hanging wind turbine into production we bring power to the 3
billion people who are off grid without making a pound of CO2. Global warming
is real. Whether man caused it or not is subject of contention. It doesn't
matter. If we don't stop making pollution we will end up like Beijing. China
needs this little hanging wind turbine (HWT) Put one in the hands of every
china man and we put a dent in that cloud of particulate and unburned
hydrocarbons.
st...@powershotz.com
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