[onedoug]

Did anybody notice any detriment to sea-life during WWII?

[kinoxi]

I’m ambivalent regarding this.

[Scarchin]

Are these activist groups the zenith of these freaks’ lives? Do they eventually get real jobs?

[kittycatonline.com]

This is an amazing ruling, considering it came from the 9th Circuit. The Navy folks should count themselves the recipients of divine providence.

[neverdem]

Coleus linked 4 threads based on 2 sources in comment 33 of the first link on global warming. The sources are worth a gander, IMHO.

Global Warming: Not So Hot

BATFE Revises Form 4473

Cancer Society Focuses Its Ads on the Uninsured

The Long View by Karl Rove

From time to time, I’ll ping on noteworthy articles about politics, foreign and military affairs. FReepmail me if you want on or off my list.

[JSteff]

The part the enviro weenies probably never paid attention to is that the Navy tries not to use the “high-intensity sonar” until it needs to. Our subs rarely do because it gives their postion away.

The thing would like to know is did the “Natural Resources Defense Council and other plaintiffs” also bring suit in the courts of the other countries whose navies use it?

I wonder if they flew into China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, etc to file suit in their courts about this pressing danger to the worlds water mammals?

If it is even that much of a danger, why after WWII were there any water mammals left?

[rlmorel]

Good Lord...what would cause two comments to be removed by a moderator in a thread like this?