Re: Chrysler sells all 6400 Dodge Challenger muscle cars

"Michael Johnson" <cds@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Gladstone wrote:
>> Michael Johnson <cds@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>> We are finding out that it isn't global warming or climate change.
>>>
>> That's true, if you rely on newspaper opinion pieces, bloggers and
****lls 
>> from the carbon emitting industries for your science and wear a tinfoil

>> beanie while ranting paranoically about it being a big socialist 
>> conspiracy engineered by Al Gore.  There hasn't been a single peer 
>> reviewed paper published that refutes the fact that global warming is 
>> happening.  Most of the "scientists" have not worked in the field for 
>> over a decade or haven't the qualifications to know anything about it.
>
> How many environmental doomsday scenarios have been thrown at the public

> over the last 50 years?  How much money has Al Gore made off of his 
> gibberish he spouts over global warming?  What exactly is his carbon 
> footprint?  He is a hypocrite at best and a lying politician stuffing
his 
> pockets with millions of dollars by scaring people at worst.  None of 
> these scientists on either side knows what is going on with the climate.

> They think CO2 is the prime motivator of global warming and this is
simply 
> not true.  Their computer models don't take into account everything that

> effects climate like the changing tilt of the Earth, solar output, solar

> winds, etc.  Why is Mars warming along with the Earth?  Is it those SUVs

> those Martians are driving?  The Earth hasn't gotten any warmer since 
> 1998.  Why is that?  These yahoos that tout themselves as so called 
> climate experts think they have it all figured out when, in reality,
they 
> really don't know ****.
>
> These environmentalists want us to spend all our precious resources on 
> prevention when we should be more concerned with mitigation.  Even if 
> warming is occurring they don't know why it is occurring and therefore
it 
> may be a result of something we can't control, like solar output.  A
good 
> real world example of what I am talking about is biofuels.  This 
> ridiculous legislation passed by Congress mandating biofuels is
literally 
> killing people in poor countries.  If we let these environmentalist
wackos 
> run a muck and dictate how we live then the death count could be in the 
> hundreds of millions if not billions.  But then that probably would
bother 
> the most radical of them much as they think there are too many humans on

> the planet anyway.
>
>> Relying on their opinions is tantamount to relying on your dentist's 
>> opinion about cancer treatment.  Just because he's a doctor doesn't
mean 
>> he's an expert.  You obviously don't know that.
>
> I rely on common sense which tells me to be highly skeptical of people 
> that propagate fear and doomsday scenarios.  Especially when they are 
> profiting from it like Al Gore and scientists collecting millions in
grant 
> money on both sides.  Why are these people that used the term global 
> warming now calling it climate change?  Could it be that global warming
is 
> now really global cooling?  You do know we are due for an ice age? 
Given 
> a choice between the two I'll take the warming before the cooling.  How 
> many people died in the Little Ice Age?

The basic truth is that nobody can predict the future accurately.  Not Al 
Gore, not Green Peace, not The Sierra Club, not anbody.

I do not have a bad word to say about any of the above.  All that I want
to 
say is that if anyone could predict the future either in natural events or

in human events they would rule this planet.  Since I do not see any
supreme 
ruler I stand by my statement that nobody predicts the future no matter
how 
noble and self-righteous and humanitarian they pretend to be.

The overwhelming problem in all of this food and energy and economy and 
weather and water crisis is overpopulation but not even Al Gore has the
guts 
to even use that word.

Yeah, Chrysler has sold all 6400 Challengers.  That is because there at 
least 6400 people who know that every damned thing was not a crisis in the

1960's and 1970's.  A guy with a decent or good job could have a nice car 
and home and send two or three kids to college without taking out a loan. 
And the wife did not have to work unless she chose to have a job or
career.
What happened to all of that?  What has made education and health care and
a 
tank of gas so <bad word> expensive that even two job families cannot
afford 
it?

I ain't no economist and I ain't no left winger or right winger but I will

tell you what I think underlies a lot of this.  When we ex****ted our jobs
we 
ex****ted our prosperity.  If I buy Windows Vista from an American company
at 
Best Buy which is an American retailer and I call to register it and my
call 
is answered by "Sarah" in some <bad word> offshore sweatphoneshop I get
<bad 
word>off that Microsoft would do that to us.

When the textile industry went offshore nobody spoke up because they were 
not in the textile industry.  When the basic steel industry went offshore 
nobody spoke up because they were not in the steel industry.  Before you 
know it every <bad word> job has gone away and we are im****ting foreigners

to do our remaining jobs.  Count yourself lucky if you ever again see an 
American born doctor or nurse.  I guess they do not need doctors or nurses

in India or the Phillipines so they send them all over here.  It <bad
word> 
me off when an American kid cannot get into medical school at his or her 
state university because all of the spaces have been taken by foreigners 
whose parents and grandparents did not work all of their lives and pay
taxes 
to build that state university medical school.  There is something very 
wrong with this.  A private school can enroll 100% foreigners if they
like. 
A state funded school should enroll 100% American kids who apply and then 
foreigners for any vacant spots last.

We have given away the jobs and educational op****tunities that our parents

and grandparents and great-grandparents left us as their legacy.

Who do I see about that?

If you have a child or a grandchild or a niece or a nephew you had better 
advise them to get into some field of work that cannot be ****pped
offshore.

Ford last week had to decide where to build their newest world-beater
42MPG 
econobox so of course they chose a sight that was anywhere but in America.

Maybe it would have costed them two hundred dollars more to build the 
****box in America but if the car was any good to start with people would 
pay two hundred dollars more.