A Collection of Unrelated Thoughts - Volume One
My first installment of random thoughts.
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Environmental Liberation Front, ELF, Eco-terrorists
The environmental liberation front is a group of very weak people who cannot get a job unfortunately so they sit around and smoke weed all day and do drugs. Often since they have no jobs they make their own drugs like crystal meth and then dump the toxins in the forest as hazardous waste.
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Gulf War Syndrome: Don't Be A Guinea Pig!
This article reviews explosive new evidence indicating that military vaccine policy is producing Gulf War Syndrome in American troops and shows how this is related to an ongoing program of deadly and unethical human experimentation through vaccination.
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Lost in the Woods
Keeping your head and using a little common sense can save your life. These concepts need to be taught to every child, and should especially be emphasized before outdoor outings.
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The War in Iraq and the War in America
Between the years of 2003 and 2005, 366 police officers have died serving their country in the line of duty. Between 2004 and 2005, there were 37 instances of homicide deaths in schools across our country. Hundred of firemen have lost their lives fighting fires and helping their neighbors in the past three years. Security officers die in the line of duty. Public officials are gunned down, their families murdered, their lives ended prematurely. Between 2001 and 2002, there were 38,726 homicides or legal intervention injuries that led to the death of those involved. These are cold hard facts, and they are happening right now, here in our own country.
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Coffee Shop Conversation and Reality Check
So today someone asked me at a Coffee Shop: ‘Whattdaayyaa know?” I did not have time to answer their question in its entirety so I let them know what was on my mind. First recently when I was in Las Vegas for a Large Heavy Equipment show and I talked with a Taxi Cab Driver from the Middle East, who said he made about $150.00-$250.00 per day average
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Ecological Engineering - We Can Reshape This World!
Human have always shown remarkable skill, innovation and ingenuity when faced by environmental hurdles. Instead of competing with or opposing the environment, they cooperate with it by resorting to ‘...
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Passing The Torch
The first five years of the new millenium are considered and the fact that mankind has not done well in his goal of peace and humane treatment of others. The need to stand up and be counted for the positive qualities of the human race is emphasized.
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Should We Rebuild New Orleans After Katrina?
Our leaders in the wake of the Hurricane Katrina tragedy have told us that we will not be broken, that we are strong and we are Americans and we will rebuild. Is it smart to rebuild a domed city that is 12-feet underwater?
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Why Desperate Housewives + Sex in the City= Edutainment TV Today
How many years of dating, being dumped, sleeping around, and generally degrading yourself does it take to get a clue?
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40 Million Credit Card Numbers Stolen – CardSystem Solutions Incompetence
CardSystems Solutions moronic security efforts have resulted in the potential theft of information for 40 million credit cards. Hackers were able to install a rogue program, probably a Trojan, in the CardSystems security network. This program captured credit card information including the cardholder's name, account number and verification code.
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7 Reasons You Should Choose Chinese As a Second Language
If you haven't decided on a second language to study, here are some amazing facts about the Chinese language and reasons for learning Chinese.
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A Cultural Change We Desperately Need
All the laws in the world against every imaginable immoral act will not make any culture or nation better or more righteous. Instead, we need a cultural change that comes as a result of modifying our opinion about certain things in our society. Specifically, we must change the way we view violence, theft, foul language, and personal responsibility.
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AIDS: The “Perfect” Disease
In a shocking study, Jerry Leonard proposes that the cancer epidemic induced by the monkey virus that causes AIDS is not only highly beneficial but contrived as well--being the culmination of years of experiments by cancer researchers in manipulating viruses to selectively destroy the immune system and create a model form of human cancer. The author proposes that progress made with cross-species immunosuppressive viruses was used to supplement an ongoing line of published cancer vaccine research in which monkey cancer viruses were used to induce tumors in human subjects. A case is made that these human cancer vaccine experiments were smaller-scale versions of a diabolical experiment that resulted in the useful epidemic of AIDS-induced cancers—-an epidemic that many researchers predict will lead scientists to develop human cancer vaccines.
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America's Mexican Xenophobic History
America's present anti-Mexican Legal or Illegal Immigrant[1] rage is nothing new. It is old news, very old news that surfaces every now and then and does so under the guise of concern for the imminent destruction of the American Republic.
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Amway and Quixtar Scam
Amway and Quixtar are both part of the Alticor family of companies. Amway Corporation was founded in 1959 by Rich DeVos and Jay Van Andel In 1999 Quixtar, Amway and Quixtar are officially termed multilevel marketing businesses which in truth are no more then legal pyramid schemes .
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Birds of Similar Flocks Know Similar Sounds
Having traveled around the nation and the world I have noticed that birds in certain regions tend to know similar songs or birdcalls. In fact birds of different species seem to know many of the same sounds and calls. This would lead one to surmise that the birds are communicating with other birds, which are of a totally different breed.
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Boston Tea Party
That great American holiday is looming, July 4, Independence Day. As I watch people celebrate, eat a lot of food, party, purchase firecrackers and keep the neighborhood up half the night and for days following, beautiful fireworks exploding, I wonder if any of my neighbors really contemplate the meaning of the day.
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Cat III Hurricane
Category III Hurricanes are serious and Dennis has reached such a level. So far if it follows its path it will hit Alabama's Gulf Coast with vengeance. So far the 118-mile per hour winds can only increase due to the Gulf's warm waters and lack of obstructions.
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Catching Eco-Terrorists
The ELF group; Eco-Terrorist Liberators Front is a group of so-called environmentalists, who want to save the world by using arson and vandalism to send a message to all of us to stop our way of life.
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Category IV Hurricanes
Many People understand there are different levels of Hurricanes. Not all Hurricanes with names are made equal. Category V Hurricanes do 500 times more damage than Category I Hurricanes. For a Tropical Storm to reach Hurricane Status it must have winds of 74 miles per hour or more.
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Counter the Effects of Media Violence on Children
The values depicted on TV and movie screens are a far cry from the values you want your children exposed to in their formative years. For example, the average American child will have watched 100,000 acts of televised violence, including 8,000 depictions of murder, by the time he or she finishes the sixth grade. In a typical American home, the TV set is on for over seven hours each day, and the average child spends more time watching that TV than they do in school, or doing any other activity besides sleeping. And, while your children are watching, they will see between 1,000 and 2,000 television ads promoting alcohol every year.
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For Goodness Sake, Are You Drunk?
The Samurai are known for been one of the most respected and respectable class of citizens of ancient Japan. Such status had the samurai they could do things such as dismember people who offended them without having to answer for themselves. This was the power the samurai wielded, a power unheard of almost today in any so called civilised society. One may even argue that if such people as the samurai were to walk among us today, society may well be a much more respectful place to live out of fear of losing limbs at least!
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Hurricane Katrina Recovery: 6 Ways You Can Help
If you feel powerless in the wake of all the destruction served up by Hurricane Katrina, you are in good company. The following tips are some of the ways you can bring comfort to the afflicted.
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Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts Will Help Army Recruiting Challenges
Over the last year the United States Army has been challenged in meeting their recruiting efforts. Many believe this is due to the media skew on the war and the bias against the reasoning for the war in Iraq.
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