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To: !1776!
Personally, I think environmental issues are ripe for conservatives to control, and finally implement in an effective, efficient manner.

A patent on such a method was filed three years ago (see "Our Patent" on the side bar).
I'm still waiting for a first office action from the USPTO.

15 posted on 05/13/2004 4:19:01 PM PDT by Carry_Okie (The environment is too complex and too important to be managed by central planning.)
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To: Carry_Okie
A patent on such a method was filed three years ago (see "Our Patent" on the side bar). I'm still waiting for a first office action from the USPTO.

I didn't look at the web site, so I can't comment on the method, but if you can patent a common sense approach to dealing with a problem and at the same time make some money - more power to you.

To me the underlying issue is responsibility. We all share in it, one way or another, whether we chose to admit it or not. And for conservatives, that includes environmental issues. If we don't takle environmental issues we will continue to allow the liberals to:

1. Frame the debate

2. Establish the issues at hand

3. Control the information and science

4. Champion supposed solutions

5. Disregard ideas that don't fit their agenda.

6. Control implementation

7. Blame others for the failures of their flawed solution.

They are in, and will continue to be in, control of the debate until conservatives make the effort to do it right.

17 posted on 05/13/2004 4:39:11 PM PDT by !1776!
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