dxAce wrote:

David wrote:

{BS snipped yet again}

You indeed wake up stupid every morning!

dxAce
Michigan
USA


Although the method in which David stated his point removes all
credability from his post, his basic point is actually correct.
Bush's environmental policies, both in effect now and planned
for the future will be a disaster for the environment both here and
abroad.

George Bush has killed more people in the USA than the Japanese, the
Redcoats and AlQuaeda combined. His anti-environment actions result
in thousands of premature, preventable deathe every year, mainly among
the young, the infirm and the elderly. He is a sick murdering vampire
who feeds on human flesh.

''Bush sets out plan to dismantle 30 years of environmental laws

By Geoffrey Lean in Washington

05 December 2004

George Bush's new administration, and its supporters controlling
Congress, are setting out to dismantle three decades of US
environmental protection.

In little over a month since his re-election, they have announced that
they will comprehensively rewrite three of the country's most
important environmental laws, open up vast new areas for oil and gas
drilling, and reshape the official Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA).

They say that the election gave them a mandate for the measures -
which, ironically, will overturn a legislative system originally
established by the Republican Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford
- even though Mr Bush went out of his way to avoid emphasising his
environmental plans during his campaign.

"The election was a validation of the philosophy and the agenda," said
Mike Leavitt, the Bush- appointed head of the EPA. He points out that
over a third of the agency's staff will become eligible for retirement
over the President's four- year term, enabling him to fill it with
people lenient to polluters.

The administration's first priority is the controversial plan to open
up the Arctic Wildlife Refuge for oil drilling. Two years ago the
Senate defeated plans to exploit the refuge - home to caribou, polar
bears , musk oxen and millions of migratory birds - by 52 votes to 48.

But with the election of four Republican senators in favour of the
drilling, and the disappearance of one who opposed it, the
administration now has the votes forvictory.

It plans to follow with an energy bill - also defeated in the last
Congress - which would investigate vast new tracts for exploitation
for oil and gas. It will also encourage the building of nuclear power
stations, halted since the 1979 Three Mile Island accident.

Far more radical measures are also under way. Joe Barton, the Texas
Republican chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, who is
to help push through the energy bill, has also announced a
comprehensive review of the Clean Air Act, one of the world's most
successful environmental laws.

Environmentalists predict the emasculation of the Act, which has cut
air pollution across the country by more than half over the last 30
years. Not to be outdone, the Republican chairman of the House
Resources Committee, Richard Pombo, has announced a review of the
Endangered Species Act, for the protection of wildlife. The law has
been the main obstacle to the felling of much of the US's remaining
endangered rain forest. And in a third assault, Congressional leaders
have also announced an attack on the National Environmental Policy
Act, which requires details of the environmental effects of major
developments before they proceed.

Philip Clapp, president of the National Environmental Trust, said last
week that the previous Bush administration had largely contented
itself with weakening environmental legislation, but the new one
intended to go much further. He added: "We will now see an assault on
the law which will set the US in the direction of becoming a Third
World country in terms of environmental protection."

The environmentalists point out that almost every local referendum on
environmental issues carried out on election day achieved a green
majority.

They recall the fate of the assault on environmental law - headed by
the former Congressional Speaker, Newt Gingrich, in the mid 1990s -
which caused such opposition that Congress enacted tough new green
legislation.''

http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...p?story=589884

David wrote:

{BS snipped yet again}

You indeed wake up stupid every morning!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"David" wrote in message
...

(massive snippage of BS)

David, you need to make a new tinfoil hat

He sleeps hanging by his feet from the ceiling.

Mock as you will. You'll see...


On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 15:35:02 -0500, "spinners"
wrote:


"David" wrote in message
.. .

(massive snippage of BS)

David, you need to make a new tinfoil hat

David wrote:

He sleeps hanging by his feet from the ceiling.

Mock as you will. You'll see...

LMAO... not only are you a 'tard boy first thing in the morning, the problem
appears to continue all day!

Now go tote that Sirius portable, and make Lucky and myself rich.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:

LMAO... not only are you a 'tard boy first thing in the morning, the problem
appears to continue all day!


I see you can't learn a few new words, oh Dim of Wit. It's quite
alarming to see how little respect you and your kind have for the
environment. It's very possible your learning disability is due to the
toxic waste surrounding your birthplace.





mike

m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

LMAO... not only are you a 'tard boy first thing in the morning, the problem
appears to continue all day!

I see you can't learn a few new words, oh Dim of Wit. It's quite
alarming to see how little respect you and your kind have for the
environment. It's very possible your learning disability is due to the
toxic waste surrounding your birthplace.

It's really amazing how few words one must really learn to get ones point across.

Still LMAO at the stupid Canadian 'tard boy who in reality probably can't tune a
radio without mommy or daddy's help.

Still the:

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:

Still the:

dxAce
Michigan
USA





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Concerning the original post to this thread:

It is without merit.

You can rest easy. There is no dismantling of environmental laws.
Only strengthening of existing laws and increased funding.

Common sense will CONTINUE to be the cornerstone of the administrations
environemental policies.