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Posted on 03/06/2007 8:56:51 AM PST by presidio9
I bet it was an American Asteroid.
There's nothing wrong with saving money. But my next point is probably going to be about how many cheaper non-hybrid cars get comparable mileage. And they don't have a trunk full of batteries.
The race to steal our money and our freedom is on! How many special interest groups will throw their hats into the ring durning the next year? The global warming group, of course. The asteroid that will demolish Earth group, yes. The suffocating greenhouse gasses group, yes. The recently vocal spreading extinction group, yes. The hate humans/love animals group, yes. The dictatorial food nazi group, yes. And, of course, the hate smoking/hate smokers group, yes. In fact, it has already become socially acceptable to importune smokers at random with rude remarks under the guise of helpful suggestions. lol
Species Alliance?
That's classic.
On their Board: Paul Ehrlich and Julia Butterfly Hill. I kid you not.
They take Paypal.
Mind explaining that in terms us cosmologically-impaired can understand?
Even the scientific community hinted something out of the ordnicary would occur when they determined the earth and sun would line up perfectly with the center of our galaxy on 12/21/2012.
That's all I can tell ya.
Ordnicary = ordinary, of course.
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http://www.speciesalliance.org/advisors.php
Advisory Board
(last but not least on their list):
Mary Evelyn Tucker-- Professor of religion at Bucknell University and coordinator of the Forum on Religion and Ecology. Along with John Grim, she coordinated a ten-conference series on World Religions and Ecology at Harvard's Center for the Study of World Religions. Together they now direct the Forum on Religion and Ecology (FORE). Tucker has been a committee member of the Interfaith Partnership for the Environment at the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) since 1986 and is vice president of the American Teilhard Association. Author of many books on religion and ecology, she has recently published Worldly Wonder: Religions Enter Their Ecological Phase. She is the co-editor of books on ecological views of Buddhism, Confucianism, and Hinduism.
Bad news overload!!!!
Doomed again and it is just Wednesday.
Just durn!
Almost makes my skin crawl reading about that. Interesting.
:')
Paul R. Ehrlich is part of it, so it has no credibility. :')
Although I take environmentalism seriously, I am more concerned about mass extinction through the nuclear program of that nutjob in Iran & his ilk.
Even my stepmother, a fervent liberal, shares the same worry.
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