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Posted by on May 5, 2009, 6:43 am
when i read it it looked a bit like some Newspaper article i have read
at least 20+ years ago .
But when reading some of those pointers , i thought how little people
in the world Realize that a HUGE cultural war is indeed going on ,
every where ,
The terror[ist] powers , are using all our Democratic Liberal Free
rihts ,.to bash at all the free nations .
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> 5) No foreign 'students' over age 21. The older ones are the bombers.. If
> they don't attend classes, they get a 'D' and it's back home baby.
Most Terrorists were Younger , not older , many were unmarried under
30 , and most were males .
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> 6) The US will make a strong effort to become self-sufficient energy wise.
> This will include developing nonpolluting sources of energy but will require
> a temporary drilling of oil in the Alaskan wilderness. The caribou will have
> to cope for a while
We are very proud that we have laws the we Have to have Solar water
heaters on Every house
And bus stations in streets are Lighted by solar panels , but we still
have a long way to go respecting Mother Earth .
May Peace soon come !!!!
mirjam
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Posted by Dawne Peterson on May 5, 2009, 11:38 am
mirjam wrote
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>> 6) The US will make a strong effort to become self-sufficient energy
>> wise.
>> This will include developing nonpolluting sources of energy but will
>> require
>> a temporary drilling of oil in the Alaskan wilderness. The caribou will
>> have
>> to cope for a while
> We are very proud that we have laws the we Have to have Solar water
> heaters on Every house
> And bus stations in streets are Lighted by solar panels , but we still
> have a long way to go respecting Mother Earth .
> May Peace soon come !!!!
It is encouraging to hear about such widespread use of solar--is this a
national program or one that the city of Haifa has developed?
Dawne
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Posted by Gillian Murray on May 5, 2009, 12:20 pm
Dawne Peterson wrote:
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> mirjam wrote
> (snip)
>>> 6) The US will make a strong effort to become self-sufficient energy
>>> wise.
>>> This will include developing nonpolluting sources of energy but will
>>> require
>>> a temporary drilling of oil in the Alaskan wilderness. The caribou will
>>> have
>>> to cope for a while
>> We are very proud that we have laws the we Have to have Solar water
>> heaters on Every house
>> And bus stations in streets are Lighted by solar panels , but we still
>> have a long way to go respecting Mother Earth .
>> May Peace soon come !!!!
>
> It is encouraging to hear about such widespread use of solar--is this a
> national program or one that the city of Haifa has developed?
>
> Dawne
>
>
It seems to me that solar and wind are two natural sources of power
which really make sense; there is an inexhaustible supply of sun and
wind.. I know it will take a while to get them up and running, but it
would be something wonderful to look forward to. In a nearby county some
acreage has been bought up by the authorities, and an array of solar
panels will be erected. In Florida, the sun is shining most of the time.
Unlike some people, I think watching the wind turbines turning on the
hilltops is rather peaceful and lovely.
Gill
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Posted by F.James Cripwell on May 5, 2009, 12:35 pm
Gillian Murray (gillmurray1@verizon.net) writes:
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> It seems to me that solar and wind are two natural sources of power
> which really make sense; there is an inexhaustible supply of sun and
> wind.. I know it will take a while to get them up and running, but it
> would be something wonderful to look forward to. In a nearby county some
> acreage has been bought up by the authorities, and an array of solar
> panels will be erected. In Florida, the sun is shining most of the time.
>
> Unlike some people, I think watching the wind turbines turning on the
> hilltops is rather peaceful and lovely.
>
> Gill
Sorry to ba a wet blanket, Gill, but solar and wind will never be a good
source of energy until we learn to store the output. For solar water
heaters, this happens automatically, so these work. In Perth, Australia,
they have a wind powered water desalination plant; terrific. At Yulari,
also in Australia, they use huge banks of rechargeable batteries. But
until we learn how to store electricity, or it's equivalent, on a huge
scale, wind and solar are extremely expensive toys the Greenies are
playing with. Jim.
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Posted by Dawne Peterson on May 5, 2009, 3:39 pm
"F.James Cripwell" wrote
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>> Unlike some people, I think watching the wind turbines turning on the
>> hilltops is rather peaceful and lovely.
>> Gill
> Sorry to ba a wet blanket, Gill, but solar and wind will never be a good
> source of energy until we learn to store the output. For solar water
> heaters, this happens automatically, so these work. In Perth, Australia,
> they have a wind powered water desalination plant; terrific. At Yulari,
> also in Australia, they use huge banks of rechargeable batteries. But
> until we learn how to store electricity, or it's equivalent, on a huge
> scale, wind and solar are extremely expensive toys the Greenies are
> playing with. Jim.
There have been reports of some people living near wind farms experiencing
health issues, although why this should be is not yet understood. Wind
turbines are large new additions to the environment too.
Dawne
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