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Bajaboy
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Quote: Originally posted by 4x4abc  | | Quote: Originally posted by David K | It's funny (to me) to read these that people can be fooled into thinking that man has the ability to change what Nature is going to do... or to even
know what Nature will do, in the future.
We can reverse climate change about as easy as we can stop a volcano from erupting or halt an earthquake from shaking.
Someday maybe man might be mightier, and stop volcanoes, like on Star Trek, but no amount of sapping money from people by government will reverse the
change (and we are not factually certain if it is warming or cooling, as man has not enough data, we are here for short a time, geologically
speaking).
Climate is a condition we adjust to, not change. Solar activity, the earth's orbit location and axis, volcanic eruptions, plate tectonics all play a
part in the change of climate.
Read Chicken Little for a comparison to the medicine shows put on by global alarmists. |
love your clear mind, David! |
The two of you make a cute couple
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danaeb
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Harald, I was looking for a "dialog" with you. I spend a fair amount of time in La Paz and can see the pollution from that power plant from my house.
I was interested in your research. The worst pollution I have seen recently was in Manzanillo. Not only can you see it, you can smell the stench from
the diesel plants, so your proclamation that the La Paz plant was the worst in Mexico had me curious, as well as your statement about inhalers.
| Quote: Originally posted by danaeb | Would you share your sources with us?
| Quote: Originally posted by 4x4abc |
maybe those poor protesters have been breathing the air of La Paz for too long. It is home to the dirtiest power plant in all of Mexico. Inhalers are
the hottest selling item in pharmacies - La Paz has the highest mortality for respiratory illnesses in the country.
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And your reponse was:
So much for dialog.
Experience enables you to recognize a mistake every time you repeat it.
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4x4abc
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sorry for my Google comment
some of us here dig through archives and sweat over maps and present endless food for thought
most consume what we present - almost like TV
on occasion it would be great if some of you with questions start searching for answers as well
I'll dig through my computer to get you the files you need
Harald Pietschmann
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4x4abc
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here is one for starters:
La Paz pollution
Harald Pietschmann
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4x4abc
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main cause of death in La Paz
death in La Paz
Harald Pietschmann
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David K
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No jab at the co-op... I met the presidente of the Abreojos co-op and others at their 'away home' in Ensenada... we had a nice visit and it was fun
talking to them (as best my Spanish permitted) about the lost mission in the Sierra Santa Clara mountains. The only smart remark I thought, was yours,
Ralph when you implied they were just too wealthy to want more jobs (seriously, that was a reason?). This was back in 2001 when Glenn came by and
picked me up for the ride down to Ensenada for the day, he had some things to give them.
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | | No jab at the co-op... I met the presidente of the Abreojos co-op and others at their 'away home' in Ensenada... we had a nice visit and it was fun
talking to them (as best my Spanish permitted) about the lost mission in the Sierra Santa Clara mountains. The only smart remark I thought, was yours,
Ralph when you implied they were just too wealthy to want more jobs (seriously, that was a reason?). This was back in 2001 when Glenn came by and
picked me up for the ride down to Ensenada for the day, he had some things to give them. |
Does your wife's medical insurance cover serious mental/emotional issues?
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chuckie
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If it did, DK wouldn't use it....He is too perfect as is.....
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4x4abc
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time to move on
Harald Pietschmann
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