To: sickoflibs
$650 million for abandoned mine sitesWTF?
Is that where they plan to bury the bodies of those who do not conform?
4 posted on
02/12/2009 5:28:47 AM PST by
Puppage
(You may disagree with what I have to say, but I shall defend to your death my right to say it)
To: Puppage
Those who do not conform may be offered “job retraining” and “re education” at offsite retraining facilities.
Ask the Russians, Chinese, North Koreans, Cubans and Vietnamese how this worked for them.
6 posted on
02/12/2009 5:33:21 AM PST by
silverleaf
("Men are not angered by mere misfortune but by misfortune conceived as injury" - Screwtape)
To: Puppage
Abandoned mines often have serious environmental issues (heavy metals in runoff, etc.) I believe that these funds are intended to clean them up. Therefore, about $640 million will be spent on studies, reports, seminars, and oversight committees, $9 million will be sent on "promising pilot technologies", $0.75 million in "evaluating" those technologies, $0.24 million in "fixing" those technologies, and about 10 grand for a couple of new pumps.
Oh, and I forgot, some of that money will have to go towards lobbying Congress for more money.
11 posted on
02/12/2009 5:55:52 AM PST by
lafroste
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To: Puppage
“$650 million for abandoned mine sites
WTF?
Is that where they plan to bury the bodies of those who do not conform?”
Probably Specter’s piece of the monstrosity.
15 posted on
02/12/2009 6:58:24 AM PST by
EQAndyBuzz
(History does repeat itself. This is Ceasar and the Roman Senate.)
To: Puppage; sickoflibs; NormsRevenge; All; rabscuttle385; Grampa Dave; SierraWasp; Marine_Uncle; ...
$650 million for abandoned mine sitesWTF?
Is that where they plan to bury the bodies of those who do not conform?
ROFL!
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