Tell your senators to defeat the Bush-Cheney energy bill

Tell your senators to defeat the Bush-Cheney energy bill

President Bush and his Senate allies have vowed to pass their pro-polluter
energy bill into law over the next few weeks. If they succeed, this
shameless package of corporate welfare will cost us $50 billion over the
next decade and prolong our dangerous reliance on fossil fuels and nuclear
power. That's why it is so important for you to contact your own senators
right away and tell them to block this attack on our pocketbooks, our
environment, and our health.

Put your fingers to work:

http://www.savebiogems.org/takeaction.asp?src=RR0401

it takes 2 seconds to fill out

you never know, it might actually change some views.



fish on

t.

"Thomas Gnauck" wrote:
If they succeed, this
shameless package of corporate welfare will cost us $50 billion over
the
next decade and prolong our dangerous reliance on fossil fuels and
nuclear
power.

If we're supposed to give up on fossil fuels and nuclear power, what is
it you suggest we use to meet the growing energy demands? Should we
cut down and burn out forests? Maybe we should go back to hunting
whales?

I haven't studied the bill in question enough to have an opinion as to
whether it's good or bad, but I can see that this note is not well
thought out.

Chas
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Just for grins I checked out the referenced web site.

Unremarkably, it starts with the paragraph posted here to the group.
There is no explanation there as to what is in the bill, and no link to
any site that tells what is in the bill.

Useless spam

Chas
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net wrote...
Just for grins I checked out the referenced web site.

Unremarkably, it starts with the paragraph posted here to the group.
There is no explanation there as to what is in the bill, and no link to
any site that tells what is in the bill.

Useless spam

Ahhhhh, a Muskenberry! ;-)
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Warren
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Warren wrote:

Ahhhhh, a Muskenberry! ;-)
--

Great term Warren, I'll remember it. Since I've been in the habit of
kill filing muskie's new addresses as soon as he posts sometj=hing, I
might have missed this from long ago.

Chas
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http://home.comcast.net/~chas.wade/w...ome.html-.html
San Juan Pictures at:
http://home.comcast.net/~chasepike/wsb/index.html

net wrote...
Great term Warren, I'll remember it. Since I've been in the habit of
kill filing muskie's new addresses as soon as he posts sometj=hing, I
might have missed this from long ago.

Actually, I see very little of Ken and none of Muskie no matter what
name he uses. I created these rules with my news reader so that any
posts that are cross posted to more than two groups are ignored and
threads with OT in the subject that have Forty as the author are
marked as ignored. Works freaking great. Thankfully Ken is kind
enough to put OT in his subject line so I don't have to plonk him
completely. With these two rules and one person in the "Bozo Bin,"
ROFF has become much more enjoyable for me. Your really should check
out MicroPlanet Gravity. It's free and has some pretty damn good
features and rule making capabilities.
--
Warren
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Warren wrote:
snip
Your really should check
out MicroPlanet Gravity. It's free and has some pretty damn good
features and rule making capabilities.

Did you know that Gravity is still maintained, despite the fact that
Microplanet stopped supporting it? Look at http://gravity.tbates.org/
for some fresh updates.

--
Cheers, Herman

"Warren" wrote in message
...
net wrote...
Great term Warren, I'll remember it. Since I've been in the habit
of
kill filing muskie's new addresses as soon as he posts
sometj=hing, I
might have missed this from long ago.

Actually, I see very little of Ken and none of Muskie no matter what
name he uses. I created these rules with my news reader so that any
posts that are cross posted to more than two groups are ignored and
threads with OT in the subject that have Forty as the author are
marked as ignored. Works freaking great. Thankfully Ken is kind
enough to put OT in his subject line so I don't have to plonk him
completely. With these two rules and one person in the "Bozo Bin,"
ROFF has become much more enjoyable for me. Your really should
check
out MicroPlanet Gravity. It's free and has some pretty damn good
features and rule making capabilities.

Peekaboo, I see you!

Wolfgang
who remains unconvinced that keeping your eyes tightly closed while
eating boogers is an effective method for convincing a room full of
observers that you don't eat boogers.

Don't like the pressure on our natural resourse? Then write and demand
immigratiion reform. Not Bushes either.
"Thomas Gnauck" wrote in message
...


Tell your senators to defeat the Bush-Cheney energy bill

President Bush and his Senate allies have vowed to pass their pro-polluter
energy bill into law over the next few weeks. If they succeed, this
shameless package of corporate welfare will cost us $50 billion over the
next decade and prolong our dangerous reliance on fossil fuels and nuclear
power. That's why it is so important for you to contact your own senators
right away and tell them to block this attack on our pocketbooks, our
environment, and our health.

Put your fingers to work:

http://www.savebiogems.org/takeaction.asp?src=RR0401

it takes 2 seconds to fill out

you never know, it might actually change some views.



fish on

t.

gary wrote [sic]:

Don't like the pressure on our natural resourse? Then write and demand
immigratiion reform. Not Bushes either.


Thanks, Gary, but I've already written and demanded that troglodyte
racist ****heads not be allowed to fish, hunt, pick their noses,
defecate, or breathe anywhere near any of our natural resources.

I figure that should leave LOTS of room for the rest of us.

JR