Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[Emery Mitchamore <emitch@att.net>]

Sounds like you were so upset by the first part of the story that you didn't notice the really important stuff toward the end: A TX State Senator owns a large HOA management company, and he is blocking reform legislation.  Now, if that isn't the most blatant example of official misconduct ever, it's close.  The soldier's story was simply to get more attention to a serious problem in Texas.

Further, it sounds like you really haven't listened to NPR very much.  Most pundits describe NPR as Liberal Extremists.

E. E. "Mitch" Mitchamore
www.hillcountrynatives.net

On Jul 1, 2010, at 2:22 AM, mdnagel@verizon.net wrote:

Ah, NPR, National Pentagon Radio...

Maybe if the US wasn't spending $1 trillion per year on dropping bombs on colored people this kind of crap wouldn't happen?

Frankly, I'm tired of having our collective chains yanked in "support" of the troops*, which is merely a euphemism for stealing tax payer money and funneling to "defense" contractors.

* It's an all volunteer force.  No one forced them to work for such a crappy employer (pays crappy wages and won't watch their backs)!

The other translation of NPR is National Petroleum Radio.  They never question our unending pursuit of killing others in the name of oil.  They are no friends of ours, as what we need to do is to stop applying oil to our food production...  FACTS: the US military consumes more oil than any other single entity on the planet; yes, we're burning crops (ethanol) so that the Pentagon can burn MORE fossil fuels.


Just saying.


-Mark Nagel
Everett, WA
(former Marine; as if that should afford me any special treatment!)


Jun 30, 2010 07:32:09 AM, emitch@att.net wrote:

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