[cavtrooper21]

Wow...
Truth just seems to be popping out all over these days.

[steplock]

It's fun to see left-wing radical extremists go after each other's throat in their own greed and corruption.

[baltodog]

Sorry, can't make it....

Gotta go chop down a tree for firewood and then haul from my rich neighbor's cattle ranch on a trailer attached to my 1989 Ford Econoline with the areodynamic box-shaped body and fuel-efficient 351 Windsor.

Oh, yeah, this is all on virgin Kansas pararie.

Lucky for me it'll be about 45 degrees out. I sure am glad that this January weather is tolerable!

[John Lenin]

Niger Innis bump

[cwb]

I agree completely. In the Green's effort to hault the thrust of capitalism, they have intentionally haulted the advancement of progress in these developing nations. When I see comfortably living Hollywood stars objecting to certain indigenous people from even walking through a dirt "pathway" I have to cringe. I actually remember a Fox special from years ago about stars like Sting and Ackroyd who were in the Amazon region teaching these people how to live a simple life so to not upset the eco-system. What a pretentious joke this was...as these "stars" who live with the greatest comforts the world has to offer, were telling these people living in poverty how to suck it up for the good of the environment.

[farmfriend]

Rights, farms, environment ping.

Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from this list.
I don't get offended if you want to be removed.

[Mike Darancette]

to condemn the global green movement's oppression of poor people in the Third World.

Considering that last U.N. conference in South Africa where the attendees munched on caviar, foix gras and lobster while condemning the third world for wanting clean water, electricity, adequate food and decent shelter this would seem to be a worthy educational event.