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Diesel has its own issues. The growth of algae and development of biofilms and other solids can ruin any diesel system. I would recommend extra filters and the use of a good diesel algaecide.

There are also products that can help extend the useful life of gasoline as well.

Sounds like this might be Cliff the Postman pretending to be an actual scientist. By the way SETI did have one important function. It has thoroughly debunked the concept of a big bang beginning by acknowledging that there are many blue shift situations whereas a big bang would require an expanding universe with only red shifts!

ID is just as valid as any conceptual theory and probably fits the current, factual information better than other more traditionally held theories. SETI is probably worried that their funding might be cut if they do not support the politically correct version of reporting.

If there was any actual proof for DARWINIAN EVOLUTION there would probably be more commercial support. True science does not support either case so why should businesses pick a side on the issue? Evolution theory defies nearly all the laws of physics, mathematics, and biochemistry. Religion and evolutionary theory both ask you to deny the actual laws of science. Both require a large element of blind faith but only one is called religion!

So are we saying that Greenland might become green again like it was before the industrial revolution?

Here is confirmation from another source in Pakistan.
From PAKNews

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan : March 30 (PNS) - Director General ISPR, Major General Shaukat Sultan Monday said Chief of al-Qaeda intelligence was killed during the recent operation in South Waziristan.

"It has also been confirmed that Abdullah who was the chief of al-Qaeda intelligence was killed in that operation," he told reporters at a foreign office briefing here. The DG ISPR said he did not have any other details about the man, including his full name. ISPR on Saturday had announced that Tahir Yoldeshev , one of the top al-Qaida leaders had been injured during the operation and was now on the run and hiding somewhere. He said according to independent sources, Yoldeshev was number 10 in the al-Qaida hierarchy.

He said the recent operations in South Waziristan Agency are part of Pakistan's efforts to root out terrorism in all its manifestations from its territory. "It is a continuing effort by Pakistan against criminals, outlaws and terrorists who have found sanctuary any where in Pakistan. The Government's commitment to Pakistani society and International community to fight terrorism makes it incumbent upon us to take on this menace frontally," he added.

The DG ISPR said these extremist elements, though small in number, have a negative impact on the society and create insecurity amongst the masses. "We can no longer ignore this problem and allow it to become a monster destroying the fabric of our moderate society. We have to tackle it with firmness and resolve," he added. He said during the ongoing efforts against terrorism in the country outlaws have been apprehended from various parts of the country. Same efforts will continue throughout the country including tribal areas till these areas were cleaned up of all such elements, he added.

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