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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

<<Bills are being passed. It will be interesting to see what's actually
in them and how they work out.>>

IMO, easy answer, bankrupt ideas wind up in bankruptcy court.
 
 
<<<I agree. In the meantime, I see huge McMansions being built while
excellent housing (but older) all over the place has been abandoned.
To the good, I see a whole lot more of my neighbors here in the
country raising chickens and having large gardens.

While I applaud anyone's efforts to have gardens and chickens..... I see the 
increase in this is a symptom of a real illness in the economy, as opposed to 
more people yearning to eat homegrown non-chem food.  I see it as being done 
out of necessity ($ shortages) and/or (more likely) extraordinaryfear of the 
future availability of consistent food supplies due to economic problems.  It 
is cheaper and less time consuming to go to the grocery store than to count 
on the uncertainly of production (weather, bugs, critters).  
 
 
 
 
I was speaking to my best friend last night, a Chicagoan, who was telling me 
about his childhood friend's recent trip from Chicaoland  to and thru a 
number of states surrounding IL.  My friend was shocked at what he learned, 
because in the city he isn't seeing solid evidence of economic trouble, just 
some belt tightening.  His friend told him a number of shocking observations 
about closed businesses, abandoned homes and foreclosure signs - whole older 
neighborhoods (not just the newer McMansions), etc thru town after town after 
town.   This confirms some of the posts from the last week on this list.
 
<< Climate will certainly play a big part. >>  Respectfully Disagree, but the 
legislation to TAX climate will play a HUGE part.  
 
"So the question is – why does the suspect Catlin data get unlimited press 
coverage, while the comprehensive data of the Wegener Institute gets buried 
by the press?  Is it possible that some members of the press have an agenda?" 
 
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/05/17/catlin-artic-ice-survey-an-annie-hall-moment/
 
(My guess is yes, and the agenda is the bloodsucking government needs a deep 
pocket to tax... hence the climate tax....a/k/a global warming...)
 
 
 
 
<<<Population growth will also play a big part.  >>>  
 
Yeah, as in China's population is growing so fast it will soon consume the 
entire world's resources - according to US Gov't figures in just a couple 
decades....     :-)    (heard from reliable source, not independently 
confirmed.)
 
 

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There was a suit filed in may, by Philip Berg and the documents are
evidence in the case. I
don't think they will allow it to go further though, whether it is legit or
 not. I know the Supreme
Court did get copies of this and other documents to decide whether they
wanted to step in and
debate this last year prior to the election.

Drew


In a message dated 7/21/2009 4:02:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
waltonrp AT gmail.com writes:

> I'm  pretty much non-political, and not particularly a supporter of Obama.
>  But I see things like this reported over and over without a shred of
proof.
> Where did the Indonesian passport rumor start? If there was  even a hint
of
> evidence of that, wouldn't it have come out by  now?


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