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Posted on June 22 at 4:16 p.m.

In Singapore, he would be hung within weeks. While I don't agree with capital punishment, it's tough to discount the fact that Singapore drug use has dropped buy huge numbers every year for the past 8 years. Currently, down to 2,000 addicts in a city/state the size of Los Angeles. Death to drug traffikers and mandatory rehab (not jail) to users. This meth dealer (and all other dealers) destroy the communities that others work so hard on to make nice.

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Posted on June 17 at 9:41 p.m.

When was the last time Solar/Wind/GeoTherm Energy caused a man-made disaster?

An area 17 times larger than Manhattan is now a "no-live" zone post Japan nuke disaster, and the site is rated worse than Chernobyl. Nuclear dust from the episode is being found in car air filters as far away as Seattle. Add to that, the 9.0 Indian Ocean quake was followed 3 months later with an 8.5 aftershock and the core heat will take 2 years to cool means it's only gonna get way worse.

There is a reason Diablo rhymes with Dodo. - AB in SB and Bali

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Posted on April 20 at 7:24 p.m.

"Kids home yet?"
"No, they stayed late at school to help club some baby seals."
"I'm so proud of them."

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Posted on April 20 at 7:23 p.m.

"What's for dinner?"
"Whale sandwiches."
"Oh boy, my favorite!"

On Council Duo Suffocates Plastic-Bag Ban

Posted on April 20 at 7:21 p.m.

"How was your day honey?"
"Oh, helped kill a bunch of turtles and dolphins."
"Oh, that's nice."

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Posted on April 20 at 6:48 p.m.

A good place to begin:

http://www.chicobag.com/t-learn_facts...

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Posted on April 20 at 6:46 p.m.

And Rowse, yes, you are correct, plastic bags are low hanging fruit.

So low in fact, that turtles and dolphins have no problem eating them, mistaking plastic bags for jellyfish. Yummmm, Vons jellyfish is delish!

Please re-think your vote and re-use your cloth bags and re-cycle your paper bags and re-educate your self so you don't sound re-tarded. -AB in SB

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Posted on April 20 at 6:38 p.m.

Tell Frank what you think, I did.
sbrealestateinfo@cox.net

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Posted on April 20 at 6:27 p.m.

No threat.....

http://www.badlani.com/blog/2007/06/2...

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Posted on September 18 at 7:42 p.m.

9-11 was a corporate take over.

And unless the CIA guys in charge of 9-11 were Muslim, Muslims are not to blame.

Yes, there are Muslims, and lots of other people, around the world who hate America. But, 9-11 was not a terrorist attack done by a dozen Saudi muslims from the other side of the world and a guy called Osama sitting in a cave with a shortwave radio.

Two companies called America and Saudi made a business decision to gain control of their most cherish asset, energy (oil/nat gas) from their top two competitors, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Calling 9-11 a grand recruiting scheme of Osama is mad. Well before 9-11 Osama had no recruitment problems.

Who ever was flying the planes, the control of the planes was directly related to the benefit of the action, and there is no bigger benefactor from 9-11 than the US interest in energy resources.

Seven years in Iraq, billions in equipment and training, and no victory is like the Green Bay Packers showing up at a junior varsity's football field on a Friday night and ending four quarters of play in a tie game. Impossible.

Because it's not a war against terrorism. It's a resource war, based on one simple unavoidable fact: Peak Oil.

Unfortunately, Muslim Americans and Muslims across the world get scapegoated and must defend themselves from this charade.

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