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[Clansgian AT wmconnect.com]

> >My conclusion is that seeing that as many as possible survive what is 
> coming  should be our focus.  

My conclusion is seeing that my family will survive and screw the rest of 
you.  I (many of us here) have stood at the door of the ark for years 
predicting 
the rainstorm and gone unheeded.

I am a global warming infidel.  The clincher came when Warmists began cutting 
everyone off with "Enough, we've debated it long enough, the evidence is rock 
solid overwhelming that global warming is man-make."  This was about the time 
the so many scientists started recanting their support of the notion.

And it doesn't matter,. the Warmists said the if we did not act decisively in 
2005, it would be irreversalbe and could not be stopped.  Fine.  It's well 
past that so now it's too late, right?  

On the other hand I am an Oil Peakist.  In that same year, 2005, the world 
reached maximum oil output and it has not risen above that since.  By 
definition 
that's a peak unless something happens to make it not a peak, like producing 
significanly more oil.

As someone pointed out, people are NOT going to switch off the lights, unplug 
the AC, and bicycle to work.  They also are NOT going to plant gardens or 
build soil fertility.  Keeping that in mind, do whatever puts you personally 
and 
your family in the best situation in the circumstances your particular Tale 
of 
Doom says is coming.


James   </HTML>