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Larry wrote: Herodotus wrote in : http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today...00/7492678.stm Scary, isn't it, especially the part about Kennedy and Kruschev not being in control of the war mongers playing soldiers. The nuclear time clock still sits locked just before midnight, but a few seconds back from where it used to sit in those days. What concerns me is the weapons are becoming less and less dependent on the senior enlisted men who've always been in control of them. The master sergeants I've always thought would keep the various secret cults from killing us all have become redundant and, mostly, unnecessary to implement our own destruction. Many think that about 80% of humanity MUST be eliminated for the upper 20% to survive on what the planet has left. Human life cannot sustain its current level of unrestricted consumption. Millions will have to die and the constant wars these men create are not doing a very good job at reducing the numbers, as envisioned. There's got to be a more efficient way for genocide of the masses. There will be some kind of genetic genocide created by these people, a new, artificial black plague to blame the genocide upon. Just watch it. Ermm.. I've never bothered with GlobalWarming theory.. and, like you Larry, I'm too old to worry anyway... but this: http://www.thefirstpost.co.uk/44810,...imate-change-m eltdown is a voice from the cutting-edge of the phenomenon. Particularly chilling: ŒThe earth is still going to be here. The question is how much life do we take with us when we go¹ -- Molesworth |
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On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 09:34:21 -0500, Molesworth
wrote: http://www.thefirstpost.co.uk/44810,...imate-change-m eltdown Very chilling. The inaction of the G8 leaders is so very frustrating. It was only last year that the then Australian Prime Minister- Howard - denied that there was such a thing as global warming. The term Ecology was just coming into its own in 1967 in my first year at university as a Zoology student. Rachel Carson's book "Silent Spring' made a huge impact on people's concepts of pollution and the interdependence of biosystems and living things. The sad thing is that until very recently anyone espousing the science on global warming, depleting resources, the environment and pollution was held in ridicule by most people. They are not laughing now. I am not normally Malthusian but I do worry for my children and my children's children. Peter |
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