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Posted on May 30 at 9:19 a.m.
The film is awesome. You will be glad you came to see it. It's almost unbelievable that the mainstream media hasn't picked up on this story yet.
Check this link for more election fraud films online: http://www.filmsforaction.org/films/?Sub...
On Film: "Uncounted, The New Math of American Elections" -- 06/02/08 at Liberty Hall
Posted on May 9 at 7:02 a.m.
###"Let's just take as read the idea that as a result of physically constricted supply at the current level, oil prices double from here - not unfathomable as Goldman Sachs just predicted that such could become reality within two years. There is going to be a hell of a lot of suffering. If we think food riots are bad now, how will it be when the high cost of petroleum-based fertilizer results in even less food production?
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/......
Will a treaty really be honored by any government whose people are marching in the streets? If you think it will, I suggest you have a very misplaced faith in the political process. Peak Oil, then, the hard reality that no candidate, no treaty, no fascist national energy policy can overcome, becomes the only possible force sufficient to limit demand. You say, "so long as there's a profit." Well, there is and there always will be. But when there is a physical limit on what can be produced, profits, while they will be huge*, will be irrelevant. The laws of economics must bend, in the end, to the laws of physics. High prices for whale oil do not produce more whales, they produce alternatives."###
I think you're totally right. Maybe my wording was misunderstood or I was just sleepy.
Though I do believe climate change is an issue, and a 2 degree change in global climate would have pretty significant impacts, many of which are ecological in nature, highly complex, and which we cannot possibly understand fully. A whole bunch of these unforeseen effects collectively happening at once is where things get tricky. It's the danger of reaching a tipping point where positive feedback loops escalate many problems exponentially and nothing can be done to stop things from spiraling out of control.
Anyway, trying to write something smart sounding when I should probably be sleeping. Good food for thought Bill. Cheers.
Posted on May 8 at 4:52 p.m.
"The end of industrial civilization and the population that relies on it for food is just icing on the cake."
Yes, well said Bill. It won't be a very tasty cake to swallow.
"then the use of fossil fuels is going to drop in the coming decades no matter what we do. In short, it's not that it will be economically impossible to keep increasing the supply of fossil fuels to market, it's going to be physically impossible."
Well, this may not alleviate the climate crisis like you'd expect.
Climate change has become an issue because we've pumped (in a little more than 100 years) just about half of the Earths estimated 3 trillion barrels of oil.
The CO2 that has been stored beneath the earth's crust for millions of years has been spewed back into the atmosphere within just a few generations (which is a tick on the clock geologically).
But there's still half of the oil left, (plus a whole lotta coal too) and as long there's a profit to be made and no international treaties stopping production of that second half, or slowing it, there's plenty of damage left to be done.
This is the best international solution I've seen to address both issues so far:
http://www.oildepletionprotocol.org/
cheers it, Tim
Posted on April 19 at 10:05 p.m.
Check out www.filmsforaction.org for a bevy of films you can watch online on similar subjects
You can also check us out at www.myspace.com/filmsforaction
See you at the screening. Cheers, Tim
Posted on March 18 at 8:57 p.m.
yes, this will be great
Posted on February 20 at 4:38 a.m.
this blog post is laughable.. i truly hope that it was intended for this purpose.
Richard Coulter, same as Anne Coulter? Yes this must be a joke.
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Posted on January 26 at 6:31 p.m.
I've only had one dish from here, but it IS AMAZING every time: the Vegetarian Fajitas. Delishious and quite a generous serving. I can eat half and be stuffed and take home the rest for a whole nother meal. Only $7!
So great value.
I gave the service a 10 because the last time I went there is was 5 minutes before close and it was pretty slow but they were more than happy to serve us.
Outdoor patio is nice when it's nice out. In anycase just try the dish. It's great.
Posted on January 26 at 6:35 a.m.
hey check out these political videos, i think you all will dig them: http://www.filmsforaction.org/films/?Sub...
Posted on January 26 at 12:39 a.m.
hey I found some great videos on philosophy here on this website >> www.filmsforaction.org/films
...could add something to the discussion
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Posted on June 21 at 3:34 p.m.
this past year has been a great success...and cicada rhythm has decided to throw a free party....reminicent of the old days out on the land.
the tribal kids are going to take us back to the days where the party never stopped.
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See you tonight
On GO! Presents: Tribal Vision (free show) -- 06/21/08 at The Jackpot Music Hall