Hallo Dave,
Thursday, 17 February, 2005, 17:20:19, you wrote:
...snip...
D> Gustl,
D> After re-reading the text I do see that Allen did indeed say they
D> wern't religious. Though, I take it as a contridiction in her
D> writing in that she (as we know know) says they are deists. I
D
Hallo Robert,
Thursday, 17 February, 2005, 15:46:06, you wrote:
rlr> Gustl Steiner-Zehender wrote:
>> Hallo Dave,
>>
>> No, Allen specifically states that the founders were not religious
>> men. I quoted that in my first mail to Todd and that was my only beef
>> with the article. It
Mike & Gustl
>I politely take exception to a couple of comments: "I think its difficult for
>many Christians to comprehend that others don't hold this belief; just as its
>difficult for many to comprehend that god and Ala are also not the same."
>
>My first response to this was that you are ref
Hallo Dave,
No, Allen specifically states that the founders were not religious
men. I quoted that in my first mail to Todd and that was my only beef
with the article. It is patently false. Where he is right he is
right and where he is wrong he is wrong and he was wrong in tha
Been having a look over www.bio-power.co.uk. The process they are
using is based on adding solvents and filtering & settling the oils
into a product suitable for road fuel. The process seems to produce
little waste and uses no dangerous chemicals. What are your views on
this method as oppose
Why do you say it's quick? What do you know about the background to
this to jumpt to that conclusion?
Nothing to say? Just who's being "quick to assume something", eh?
"Assume" indeed. Hmph.
Keith
Keith,
You are awfully quick to assume something is bad based on its name.
Not quick, ce
Something to treasure.
Hi Kieth,
Thanks!
You are a valuable asset to the cause. I tried to be specific, but I
can't. Causes you have supported in words or deed include most of
what crosses the mind of any conscientious human being and are
numerous. I'm surprised how many people have yet to
To each his own poison, eh? :-)
Keith.
Three quick points and then I have to get back to work.
First, although acrolein and saccharin may both Group 3 compounds
according to IARC, you yourself pointed out that the *reasons* for
which they recieved that label are very very different.
Logi
is based on adding solvents and filtering & settling the oils into a
product suitable for road fuel. The process seems to produce little
waste and uses no dangerous chemicals. What are your views on this
method as oppose to transesterification? This method does at first
glance have its appeal
I would suggest that you replace the cigar shaped hose from the fuel
filter and the line leading to the lift pump on the injection pump
after you have run for a little while anyway. They break down over
time and will need replacing even if you only ran dino diesel. If you
buy them now and put th
Hallo Dave,
No, Allen specifically states that the founders were not religious
men. I quoted that in my first mail to Todd and that was my only beef
with the article. It is patently false. Where he is right he is
right and where he is wrong he is wrong and he was wrong in that
s
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Keith Addison> I've been watching all this for 13 years now, well longer,
but in
> 1992 I did a major publishing job at the final, ministerial-level UN
> climate-change conference that preceded the Rio Earth Summit. We
> produced an online (via GreenNet) conference ne
Hi Dave,
I'm not impressed with the article. I would add that most of those who were
influential in the building of our country and were of a particular faith,
didn't declare their faith as "the one and only...". They usually kept their
beliefs private (as it should be) and certainly didn't t
Thankyou so much Demian for your trouble finding this wonderful document!
Jesse
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (knoton)
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 00:59:10 -0800
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Biofuel] The Six Nations Constitution
>
> I learned that this constitution
>Hi Gustl,
...
>Thirteen signers of the constitution were Freemasons. In order to be a member
>of the fraternity, you need to declare your faith in God. You do not have to
>subscribe to a particular religion. But, you must be monotheistic.
>
>http://www.freemasonry.org/psoc/masonicmyths.htm
>
>M
Three quick points and then I have to get back to work.
First, although acrolein and saccharin may both Group 3 compounds
according to IARC, you yourself pointed out that the *reasons* for which
they recieved that label are very very different.
Logically, saying "we don't have enough eviden
Hallo Mike,
Thursday, 17 February, 2005, 08:16:47, you wrote:
MR> Hi Gustl,
MR> There is a little known fact about the founding fathers that might
MR> shed some additional light as to whether or not they were
MR> religious.
MR> Thirteen signers of the constitution were Freemasons. I
Hi Kieth,
Thanks!
You are a valuable asset to the cause. I tried to be specific, but I can't.
Causes you have supported in words or deed include most of what crosses the
mind of any conscientious human being and are numerous. I'm surprised how many
people have yet to learn about your effort
Hi Gustl,
There is a little known fact about the founding fathers that might shed some
additional light as to whether or not they were religious.
Thirteen signers of the constitution were Freemasons. In order to be a member
of the fraternity, you need to declare your faith in God. You do not
Hallo Todd,
(Sorry this is so late. I have been out of town and unwell.)
Tuesday, 15 February, 2005, 10:56:35, you wrote:
If you will notice you will see that I took no exception with the
essay aside from this:
>>> The Founding Fathers were not religious men,
>> This bit is absolutely fa
Very interesting and very peaceful laws, no wonder that
they were an easy prey for the "white" invaders that must have
been seen as Barbarians without any respect for civilized laws
of the Nations.
The future generations have now followed the history and extended
the barbarism to the rest of the
I learned that this constitution was commonly called "The Great Law."
Searching that term with "Iroquois" produced many results.
I found this at the University of Oklahoma Law Center. It is too long
to post, but this is the link:
http://www.law.ou.edu/hist/iroquois.html
Demian
Content-Descri
Walt,
I am confused, are you suggesting that documents could not be
written before 1200 to 1500 and are you suggesting that manual
production of documents (books) were not done? In fact, what are
you trying to tell us? I can not figure out what you mean. Are you
sure that Six Nations had no way
Jesse,
I hadn't even heard of it. I'm so glad you brought it up.
I'm hoping that it was recorded by someone at some time. As you know,
there were and are some efforts to record native traditions and
languages before they are all lost. These efforts are not nearly as
timely or vigorous as I wo
We tend to make a lot of fuss over acrolein fumes from burning glyc,
apparently with good reason, but the IARC says the same about
acrolein, also Group 3:
Evaluation
There is inadequate evidence in humans for the carcinogenicity of acrolein.
There is inadequate evidence in experimental an
Thanks to others for their contributions too.
I'll update that page ASAP.
Thanks again, regards
Keith
Keith Addison wrote:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_UScars.html
Diesels in the US
But it's a couple of years old now. Anyone game to help me update
it? Full copy below Richard's
- Original Message -
From: "Kirk McLoren" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: Noahide or Noachide law is actually Jewish although
: some "Christians" apparently want to practice Judaism.
:
: I'm afraid it will only get worse at least for a time.
:
: Kirk
*
Well there is no
YAY!!! Thanks for the blow by blow, so exciting, Keith.
Ah, it was tempting... But we held out tongues. :-)
Dazzling pleasure
to see this. We absorb and assemble...
Cheers, -Jesse
... and Mike
Thanks for the re-cap Keith,
Sounds like it was quite an event. Perhaps a little too predi
Of course it wasn't then a written document but an oral tradition and a
model of a working democracy from which the founding fathers drew more
than heavily
Rather than facts and substance, the prejudice (which is all it
amounts to) against oral traditions and oral history, dating from the
c
- Original Message -
From: "robert luis rabello" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 9:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Our Godless Constitution
:
: Allen’s article is filled with so many half truths that it would take
: a book to deal with them adequ
>Ethanol vapor? Am I the only one looking for a >hole in the ground around
>here? I'm taking the pup's down the hole with me >John, just in case!
Hi Anti Fossil,
I think you are over reacting. The plenum on a propane BBQ is a flat plenum
with the holes in the bottom. I think, and this is only
- Original Message -
From: "Legal Eagle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 4:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Our Godless Constitution
: G'day Ken;
: Nice of you to denigrate CHRISTians like that . We are not "X" anything
: thank you very much. Ei
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_UScars.html
Diesels in the US
But it's a couple of years old now. Anyone game to help me update it?
Full copy below Richard's message.
New Vehicles (also see http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/2001byfueltypef.htm)
VW (45 state legal. Not available in CARB s
Thanks for the re-cap Keith,
Sounds like it was quite an event. Perhaps a little too predictable, but
important, and even historic, none the less.
Thanks again, to both you and Midori, because by your attendance, you did
represent those members of this list
who would have chosen to go, IMHO.
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