Posted on 01/31/2007 4:46:01 AM PST by Chairman_December_19th_Society
As we settle into the nighttime of despair, fret not, for the Sun will rise again!!
Good morning!!
We, here, will never forget those who died on September 11, 2001, as we seek to protect the Republic from all who will do her harm!!
Repent, sinners, for the end of the world is at hand.
Yes, according to a UN report about to be published, the human race has a total of ten years to get its act together to save the planet, or global warming will doom us all.
Billions, yes, billions--like half the planet (three billions of souls) will go "waterless". Yeah, right. And the other half will see the Sun rise in the West. Wouldn't one think that over the oh so many years that if some area went "waterless" (even the Sonoran Desert--dryest place in North America--isn't "waterless", though an average rainfall of 0.01"/year gets it pretty close), wouldn't the folks, well, move?
But, heck, don't let logic get in the way of a good calamity. After all, diplomonkeys need a good crisis--it justifies their existence.
And nothing on the planet needs more justification for its existance than the United Nations--otherwise abbreviated, quite correctly, as UN. The UNsolvers, those who simply cannot fix anything. Name one item of note the UN has actually fixed (before one says "Korea"--remember that peninsula is still in a legal state of war, a state that has continued for over 55 years).
The report from the UN will indicate coastal flooding over the next 100 years will hit 7 million homes. Large number, but that's worldwide, over the next 100 years. Heck, Fairfax county would probably build 7 million new homes next week.
But wait, they will fix the climate. The UN eko-wacko agency is pressuring the new Secretary-General to call an "emergency climate summit." The screams are coupled with dire statements such as "climate change is one of the most important issues that the international community must address before 2012." Funny how these folks always seem to pick a year coinciding with a United States Presidential election.
Well, maybe not so funny. Consider the United States House of Representatives. It now has a planetary hot air committee--to go along, one would suppose, with their legislative hot air committees. Problem is, they actually have the ability to write laws--and laws are, essentially, abridgements of a person's freedom (though some we do accept for the benefit of society--murder, robbery, etc., so don't go there with counter-arguments).
Then there's the spectre of a DemoncRAT Presidency. Seems the UN is already playing to that, giving the leftists a campaign platform. Talk about manipulating the internal affairs of America.
It is time to abbrogate the San Francisco Agreement. Time to get away from those nutcases and protect what Americans have worked hard to produce. Let the rest of the world starve to death freezing in the dark.
But we also need to ensure the White House is on board--that requires our work for November 2008. The battle lines are being drawn.
Save the planet--get the United States out of the UNnecessary organization.
For AMERICA - The Right Way, I remain yours in the Cause, the Chairman.
I hope so, too. The doc thinks it is a bruised nerve. I don't know. It hurts.
IT would sure wreak my beach trip on the 10th.
BTW, I am not missing the cold weather. I like my temps better.
Did you take OTC pain reliever?
((Jem))
YES, I could take a valium but the aspirin is keeping it under control and I suspect the valium is too old and impotent.
I broke it when I fell off a bar stool.
QUICK EXPLANATION: It was an OYSTER bar. LOL!(My shoe heel caught on the foot rail when I got up.)
Hi, LBKQ. The difference that computer users like you and I would see (so far) are minimal. The problem comes up when one calls for technical help and the technician gives instructions to do thus and so and those options aren't available because Miscrosoft re-named some of the tasks. So then it's trial and error which frustrates the technies nad the users. LOL
I'm not in love with the keyboard and my typing is pretty bad on it but am hoping that improves over time.
I just came to check on you and am glad to read you're warm!
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