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To: stockpirate
Treating this situation with brain-dead John Kerry with any degree of seriousness is a joke in it's self. To be serious for a minute, many of today's medications that battle crippling and sometimes lethal diseases need to be refrigerated. I used to give my mom daily injections for her rheumatoid arthritis, and the drug needed to be refrigerated. I can only guess what the simple-minded Sec. of State would have us do with medications battling Zika, Ebola, and other insidious third world diseases. Keep them on the window sill? The mind boggles...
19 posted on 07/24/2016 8:37:11 AM PDT by gigster (Cogito, Ergo, Ronaldus Magnus Conservatus)
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To: gigster

It seems Kerry slept through his science courses at Yale. Otherwise he would know that a molecule of Ozone (O3) is HEAVIER than a molecule of Oxygen (O2) or Nitrogen (N2) and therefore Ozone will always sink from the so-called “Ozone Layer” to the Earth.

Well then, how can there even be an “Ozone Layer”?

Because, when Oxygen in the upper atmosphere absorbs UV rays from the Sun, some of that Oxygen combines to form Ozone. This chemical process explains the so-called “Ozone Layer: and the “Ozone Hole”. That “hole” “grows” over whichever of the Earth’s poles is experiencing Winter because that pole is TURNED AWAY from the Sun.

A final point: heavy molecules — like Freon (Chlorodifluoromethane = CHClF2) with a molecular weight of 57 — cannot “swim” against the pull of the Earth’s gravity through an atmosphere composed of N2 (weight 14) and O2(weight 16) to “attack” ozone in the upper atmosphere.

Simple gravity explains why the “Montreal Protocol” has NOT closed our so-called “ozone holes”. Kerry’s ignorance notwithstanding...


31 posted on 07/24/2016 9:42:33 AM PDT by pfony1
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To: gigster
Many of today's medications that battle crippling and sometimes lethal diseases need to be refrigerated.

Not to mention that every drop of donated blood is kept on ice until needed for a transfusion, perhaps saving a life.

Regards,

GtG

PS My total donations of whole blood have reached six and one half gallons over the last forty years. Try it, it doesn't hurt and it could be life saving for someones child, maybe one of your own. It also lowers your BP without using medications.

G

40 posted on 07/24/2016 1:43:24 PM PDT by Gandalf_The_Gray (I live in my own little world, but it's OK. They all know me here.)
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