In order to head off
such catastrophic scenarios, scientists agree we must reduce our carbon
emissions by 70% within the next few years. Doing that would seriously
undermine corporate profits, however, and so a more forward-thinking
solution is needed.
...so they're more willing to destroy the environment while making a
profit than change their tactics and make life btter for us all? the
greed of people is incredible to me. posted by Doorstop at 9:15 AM
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I totally agree, Doorstop!
*snicker* posted by mkultra at 9:16 AM
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Um, Doorstop, check that final link... posted by NationalKato at 9:19 AM
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on May 12
Oops. Got me too. Here I was thinking the Washington Times is a joke/hoax site. posted by Jenga at 9:33 AM
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on May 12
That would not be an entirely incorrect thought... posted by mkultra at 9:34 AM
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That was funny, and I was sucked in until the pictures. I love agitated participatory street/conference theater! posted by jrb223 at 9:43 AM
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Here I was thinking the Washington Times is a joke/hoax site.
Anybody else remeber when the Times ran that two page ad where prominent US presidents endorsed the honorable reverend as supreme leader? posted by 1-2punch at 10:07 AM
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They look like Dogbert. posted by lemhuxley at 10:25 AM
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on May 12
Robert Sheckley also had
something like this in a short story -- a back pack unit would deploy a
protective bubble around the hero every time it sensed something
threatening. Of course, it malfunctions and begins to interpret
everything as threatening, thereby trapping the guy in a persistent
bubble. posted by Toecutter at 10:32 AM
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Here I was thinking the Washington Times is a joke/hoax site.
Funny, I just saw a documentary about these guys 5 nights ago.
I (as a corporate communications guy) was laughing SO hard.
Great stuff. posted by Relay at 3:12 PM
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Darinw's Nightmare (mentioned as interesting movie on the Yes Man website) is being seeded as we speak posted by elpapacito at 4:17 PM
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Bwaaaaaahahaha..... brilliant. Also disturbing. posted by wildilocks at 6:51 PM
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on May 12
I (as a corporate communications guy) was laughing SO hard.
Not to worry citizen, Haliburton's contacts in Washington (The
Republican Party), will soon see that you're not disrupted from your
mandatory toiling for the Haliburton-state by outlawing such reckless
displays of humor. Our battalion of crack, humorless, trial lawyers and
paid for government stand ready. You may return to your duties. posted by IronLizard at 11:09 PM
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posted by Artw at 9:05 AM PST on May 12