, September 02, 2005 11:15 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is There Blame?
>I just got it. The less we hold people accountable for there own actions,
>the more we can blame the administration for all their troubles. Makes
>perfect sense to me.
>
> Jeff
>
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"We need food and water and they sent us men with guns" - Katrina survivor
> "They give us food and they shoot us," a Somali said [of UN
>peacekeepers in 1993].
Such extraordinary comparisons one can make.
John posted a message titled "Is Katrina the end to Bush's brand of
'conservatism'?" whi
Oh dear... you sure have some homework to do Rick, on just about all
counts. I suggest you do so before you argue any further about it, on
just how that half-million-odd children died and why (Hakan didn't
say they starved), on the Iraq food program under Saddam Hussein
(very few people starved
Dear Hakan,
I hold no brief for the second Gulf war and am totally disgusted with
George Bush and was so before it became cool to be disgusted with George
Bush. However, this assertion about the US led blockade has always
seemed to me grossly unfair. Large numbers of children (and adults fo
>I, on the other hand, am purposefully ignoring both Keith and Hakan and
>am kind of hurt that neither one has even noticed.
>Hakan and Keith, please ignore this post.
What post?
Keith
>Garth & Kim Travis wrote:
>
> >Greetings Keith and Hakan,
> >I am not ignoring you or refusing to answer. My
I, on the other hand, am purposefully ignoring both Keith and Hakan and
am kind of hurt that neither one has even noticed.
Hakan and Keith, please ignore this post.
Garth & Kim Travis wrote:
>Greetings Keith and Hakan,
>I am not ignoring you or refusing to answer. My AC went down and my
>compu
Look how well the US embargo of Cuba has worked. If it's such a good
idea to embargo Communist countries,
let's embargo China. We can't of course, they could destroy our
country's currency at the drop of a hat.
Personally, if we want to get rid of Castro, probably the best thing
we could d
Greetings Keith and Hakan,
I am not ignoring you or refusing to answer. My AC went down and my
computer does not like to work in 90F+. I have to use the cool of the day
to get the farm chores done. I will be back.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 07:15 PM 9/2/2005, you wrote:
>Kim,
>
>During the yea
u please elaborate?
>
>
>Greg H.
>
>
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>From: "Mike Weaver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To:
>Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 20:03
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>
>
>
>
>>I want
island.
Terry Dyck
>From: TarynToo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
>To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
>Subject: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is There Blame?
>Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 17:20:11 -0400
>
>I live in South Florida, on hig
say it now:
> >
> >If anyone on this list, would like help putting together a 72 hr kit, I
> >would be more than happy to give any help I can!
> >
> >In part it's a little like learning to make BioDiesel because the
DinoDiesel
> >is running out.
> >
Garth & Kim Travis wrote:
> Greetings Joe,
> Actually we are in SE Texas. That is why we caught the very edge of
> Katrina. I have been talking to people from New Orleans that left as
> the evacuation was happening. This is how I could state, that as far
> as I have been able to find out, th
Kim,
During the years between the first and the second Gulf war, a very
large number of children died each year, something that Galloway
picked up in his part of the US "oil for food" hearings. "..- who died
only because the fact that they were born in Iraq at the wrong time".
Many 1,000's more t
Greetings Joe,
Actually we are in SE Texas. That is why we caught the very edge of
Katrina. I have been talking to people from New Orleans that left
as the evacuation was happening. This is how I could state, that as
far as I have been able to find out, there were no hitchhikers on
the exits
how
> would I prove a negative wrong?
>
> Greg H.
>
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Manzo, Emil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 13:37
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is There Blame?
&g
"What I said was if you have such unconditional compassion you SHOULD be going to do something otherwise what does that make you?"
...passing judgment to the very end, and still as baseless and convoluted as ever. My argument has been focused on passing judgment and "accountability". Where sho
d other than
>2 cans of soup and a few crackers that I had with me, so you can not say
>that I haven't " been on a roof top ", and don't know what it's like.
>
>Preparations can be made if you make the effort.
>
>I made the effort, it can be done.
>
>
You not only didn't read what I wrote Kim, you completely sidestep,
ignore and jump over your own all-encompassing statements and the
singular stewpot that you place everyone in who doesn't measure up to
your judgemental standards.
And yet you continue to pass judgement on others in the midst o
Ok well for what it's worh your statment at a) is wrong;
I didn't judge that you stated you were involved or not involved. What
I said was if you have such unconditional compassion you SHOULD be
going to do something otherwise what does that make you?
And your statement at b) is wrong;
The
rina slams New
Orleans. Is There Blame?
Being apologetic doesn't change the fact that these kinds of
generalizations express a kind of discrimination that, at best has no
value and at worst becomes the seed for something worse.
Mike Garth & Kim Travis
<[E
I just got it. The less we hold people accountable for there own actions, the
more we can blame the administration for all their troubles. Makes perfect
sense to me.
Jeff
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OK Joe, here we go.
"I asume you are writing from your laptop enroute to the damage zone to 'walk the walk' and not just talk the talk."
You've given me an exellent example to prove my point.
This reaction from you implies that either:
a.) I falsely stated that I'm involved in the rescue ef
Hi Kim;
I always enjoy reading your posts. I wish you didn't live so far
away. I think you are in West Texas or New Mexico? Sounds like your
place would be a marvel to visit and if I ever get down that way again
I would defininitely like to meet you and Garth. I know exactly what
you mean
Michael Redler wrote:
> I have a lot of friends in Canada who don't think like your posts
> suggest and I'm grateful. I often see Canadian culture as nurturing the
> voice of reason (what you call fence riding).
Many Canadians DO think of themselves as a voice of reason. Kim has
point
I have a lot of friends in Canada who don't think like your posts suggest and I'm grateful. I often see Canadian culture as nurturing the voice of reason (what you call fence riding).
The US has a long history of judging people. Pearl Harbor (for example) gets bombed by Japan and Japanese-Americ
"blame Canada" (terrance and phillip)
Frantz DESPREZ wrote:
> "France must be punished"
>Condie RICE
> :-)
> frantz
>
> On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:10 PM, Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
>
>
>>>OK .. well .. history
>>>
>>>New Orleans, as was the rest of Louisiana (remember something
It's the same world you live in Mike but some people just have the
blinders off;
Ok in a disaster of that scale how high on a list of needs is a TV
set? What would YOU call the person walking out a storefront with one?
There is a difference between compassion and blindness. If you had a
long
Yeah, let's get Mel Gibson to spank 'em
Frantz DESPREZ wrote:
>"France must be punished"
> Condie RICE
>:-)
>frantz
>
>On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:10 PM, Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
>
>
>
>>>OK .. well .. history
>>>
>>>New Orleans, as was the rest of Louisiana (remember something call
Greetings Joe,
Thank you. Yes, fence riding is a Canadian hobby, isn't it? It is easy to
understand why, when you read stuff like Todd is sending.
I have had friends look at me startled and say: "You are judging me." and
I reply, " If I don't judge you and find you worthy, how can I call you
OK, when you're done celebrating, you still have to figure out who "they" are. So far, you've done the equivalent of pointing at a crowd of people and calling "them" thieves because you spotted one walking out of a store with a TV.
Oh how easy it must be to live in your world!
MikeJoe Street
You say that it's not that simple yet, you generalize by pointing to a mixed group of people and take a position against "them", saying that "they" don't help themselves and shoot at rescue workers.
Oversimplified - Hell Yes!
Who are "they" and how do you know the circumstances of each person
Garth & Kim Travis wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>If it is discriminatory to call a thief a thief, then I discriminate. If
>it is discrimination to call a liar a liar, then I do discriminate. Could
>you please tell me how things can get better by letting people get away
>with whatever they feel like
Go back and read your own words Kim.
Their all-inclusiveness painted everyone with the same broad brush. No
different than Greg, you imply that everyone who remained is of the same
mindset/mentality, and then you both progress and attempt to convict all
who stayed as having the same criminal in
Greetings,
If it is discriminatory to call a thief a thief, then I discriminate. If
it is discrimination to call a liar a liar, then I do discriminate. Could
you please tell me how things can get better by letting people get away
with whatever they feel like? No one held accountable, is this
Why not Sony?
Greg H.
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Sent: Friday, September 02, 2005 6:56
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>
> I prefer Blaupunkt over Pioneer, but my friend prefers Aiwa. Anyt
> Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 03:02:27 -0400
> From: TarynToo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is
> There Blame?
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"We never said that every child's death was it's parents fault, or anything like that. However, in the world I live in, there are people who expect others to do for them, what they should be doing for themselves."
Being apologetic doesn't change the fact that these kinds of generalizations expr
Garth & Kim Travis wrote:
> Greetings,
> No one but you has brought up any stereo types.
I prefer Blaupunkt over Pioneer, but my friend prefers Aiwa. Anything is
better than Sony.
Oh wait... nevermind.
;)
jh
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"Preparations can be made if you make the effort."
This thread is beginning to take on a "they" flavor. They were unprepared, lazy, foolish, etc.
I do everything I can to resist the urge to judge people. However, I exercise every freedom to judge other people's opinions and philosophies with
Greetings,
No one but you has brought up any stereo types. If you honestly believe
that everyone who has been injured by this storm is an innocent bystander,
then enjoy your rose colored glasses. Most of us feel anger that children
died because their parents would not heed warnings. We never
: Thursday, September 01, 2005 10:32
PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New
Orleans. Is There Blame?
> Greg has not condemned anyone who tried to> help
themselves, just those who don't.And precisely who's position is
it to condemn anyone? And what right is it of
Greetings,
I am sorry if I took your comment the wrong way. I am just trying to share
alternatives. You are correct, there is no one size fits all in the health
department, since our genealogy has lots to do with what will work for us
At 06:47 PM 9/1/2005, you wrote:
>Kim , my apologies if my
"France must be punished"
Condie RICE
:-)
frantz
On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:10 PM, Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
>>OK .. well .. history
>>
>>New Orleans, as was the rest of Louisiana (remember something called
>>the
>>Louisiana Purchase) owned by the French and was an important port o
> To
> destroy this invisible government, to befoul the unholy alliance
> between
> corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the
> statesmen of
> today."
> - President Theodore Roosevelt - 1906
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Ga
arn other's ) and I don't like
it one little bit.
Greg H.
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From:
Michael Redler
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005
14:54
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New
Orleans. Is There Blame?
> Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 14:37:35 -0500
> From: "Manzo, Emil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is
> There Blame?
> To:
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>
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In a message dated 9/1/2005 5:16:20 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm sure that there is a percentage of people who have exercised poor
judgment. Who hasn't exercised poor judgment? The irony here is how
you express less sympathy as the suffering from those mis
would I prove a negative wrong?
Greg H.
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To:
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 13:37
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> You can either shrug it off or have compassion for a
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> You know Greg,
>
> Sometimes doing nothing is the best that anyone can do. I guess it's
> been a long time since you've been at the bottom of the hea
2005 7:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is There Blame?
> Greetings,
>
> I am wondering, are Greg and I the only ones that feel frustration with
> people who don't care about their lives, then expect someone else to pick
> up the pieces?
>
> Greg ha
> Greg has not condemned anyone who tried to
> help themselves, just those who don't.
And precisely who's position is it to condemn anyone? And what right is
it of their's to say that those whom they condemn or denigrate didn't do
all they could within their means?
An estimated 112,000 homes t
's a little like learning to make BioDiesel because the DinoDiesel
>is running out.
>
>Just remember, is going to be extremely hard to put one together, during an
>emergency, so do it before it occurs.
>
>Greg H.
>
>
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>From: "
30% H2O2 is ridiculously expensive as well. $230.00 per gallon in
Canada.
It is hell on wheels though for cleaning silicon pretty near to the
atomic level when mixed 50/50 with concentrated sulfuric.
Don't try this at home kids.
Joe
bob allen wrote:
on the safety of hydrogen peroxide, from
Sounds more like the parable of the ant and the grasshopper.
Michael Redler wrote:
> Kim,
>
> "I don't see that a rant against people who have endangered themselves
> and others is out of line."
>
> I have no problem voicing my opposition to what I feel is a
> bad decision. If I knew that a
Kim,
"I don't see that a rant against people who have endangered themselves and others is out of line."
I have no problem voicing my opposition to what I feel is a bad decision. If I knew that an individual was aware of the advanced warning and ignored it, I'd have no problem telling him/
Kim , my apologies if my position was taken as ridicule, there was no such
intent. All I am trying
to do is point out all the variables in any health decision, particularly when
someone makes a
blanket statement such as A is good, B is bad.
arth & Kim Travis wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I was sug
i think a few cases of bottled water and or jugs of distiled water from
the supermarket will last a few years
lol ...
Garth & Kim Travis wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>I was suggesting an alternative for those whose health is of vital
>importance, to them. I am fighting hard to prevent myself
Greetings,
I am wondering, are Greg and I the only ones that feel frustration with
people who don't care about their lives, then expect someone else to pick
up the pieces?
Greg has not condemned anyone who tried to help themselves, just those who
don't. I can remember my parents being irate w
on the safety of hydrogen peroxide, from the msds:
note at the bottom, ...may cause... death.
http://www.bu.edu/es/labsafety/ESMSDSs/MSHydPeroxide.html
Potential Health Effects
Eye:
Causes eye burns. Produces irritation, characterized by a burning sensation,
redness, tearing,
inflammation, an
Ok great thank you bright blessings Kim.
With all of this information coming in, sometimes it seems like
somebody can find something wrong with every remedy. I was hoping for
something a bit more... fun and less fearful than chlorine. I thought
the silver coin idea was a wives tale that some scient
Greetings,
I was suggesting an alternative for those whose health is of vital
importance, to them. I am fighting hard to prevent myself from becoming
totally chemically sensitive, so I can still have a life. Many of the
things our government says are safe are responsible for people becoming
at what concentration is hydrogen peroxide safe? At what concentration is
chlorine bleach unsafe?
also at what concentration is H2O2 effective and at what concentration is
chlorine ineffective
against what organisms? viruses? bacteria? cryptosporidium? giradia? amoeba?
nematodes? etc.
darn,
Greetings,
Actually, I prefer hydrogen peroxide to chlorine for keep my water
fresh. It does not have the toxic effects, especially for young girls and
child bearing aged women. Sorry, but chlorine is not safe.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 12:51 PM 9/1/2005, you wrote:
>Thanks for the info Emil.
>
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Is There Blame?Yes.If people live in an area, they should learn of dangerous naturalocc
riginal Message-
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April
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Yes.
If people live in an area, they should learn of da
utting together a 72 hr kit, I
>would be more than happy to give any help I can!
>
>In part it's a little like learning to make BioDiesel because the DinoDiesel
>is running out.
>
>Just remember, is going to be extremely hard to put one together, during an
>emergency, so do it be
n not
cure a case of death by dehydration.
Greg H.
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To:
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 10:36
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SNIP
>
> H
is going to be extremely hard to put one together, during an
emergency, so do it before it occurs.
Greg H.
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To:
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 10:33
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Were you inquiring 'bad' as in micro-organisms or 'bad' as to taste?
Greg H.
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Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 11:51
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Thanks for the info Emil.
I remember now reading of the silver coin in water from another thread.
Somehow I think it sounds kind of weird though.
We use untreated well water and I could stand a bit of chlorine in an emergency.
Usually we have some water supply interruption during Winter.
It is reas
Behalf Of Brian Rodgers
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 12:37 PM
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Hi Greg
you write>"I am on a budget, yet I still managed to put together three
55 gal plastic
drums of water, and a few hundre
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They are culpable, if they continue their parents mistakes.Indeed
they
should have a better
Hi Greg
you write>"I am on a budget, yet I still managed to put together three
55 gal plastic
drums of water, and a few hundred pounds of wheat, beans, powdered milk,
butter powder, white and brown sugar, honey, dry fruit, & vitamins.I
have used salvaged building materials ( most of which didn'
cost a thing )
to build a safe room.
Greg H.
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To:
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 7:17
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Howdy Greg, you seem a little hard on those who did
er all, the estimated population, in 2003, is less than 1000.
>
> Greg H.
>
>
>
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> To:
> Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 11:12
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is Ther
no, but there will always be those foolish and greedy enough to
return to Orleans.
Taryn
<http://ornae.com/>
>
>
> - Original Message -----
> From: "TarynToo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 11:12
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New
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>> From:
sphere that New Orleans does ,
after all, the estimated population, in 2003, is less than 1000.
Greg H.
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> I think they live below sea-level in the Netherlands too? People have to
> live somewhere. We do the best we can with the tools we have. OK, back
> to finding energy
>
> -
ehalf Of Joe Street
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 11:24 AM
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TarynToo wrote:
Snip
>But you can't expect to live on a flood plain, or a sand bar, or a
>muddy hillside, or a dry pine f
, 2005 1:12 PM
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Hi, Juan and Greg
On Aug 31, 2005, at 10:18 AM, Juan Gutierrez wrote:
> People, were there first and form there own local governments before
> the feds showed up.
> besides aren
Hi, Juan and Greg
On Aug 31, 2005, at 10:18 AM, Juan Gutierrez wrote:
> People, were there first and form there own local governments before
> the feds showed up.
> besides aren't people ultimately responsible for themselves or do you
> want the feds or corporate bigwigs telling you where you
TarynToo wrote:
Snip
>But you can't expect to live on a flood plain, or a sand bar, or a
>muddy hillside, or a dry pine forest, and be safe. Should governments
>issue building permits in swamps? Should insurance companies write fire
>policies on wooden houses in pine forests? Flood policies
nies
leave the area, because the cost of rebuilding ( not to mention insurance )
will be to high.
How many more hurricanes will it take for New Orleans to wake up to it's
problems?
Greg H.
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d you speak of its
all swamps west of Miami.
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Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 17:20:11 -0400
I live in South Florida, on high(
Very true. My home is on the edge of a pine forest and has been here
since before it was fashionable to build in the forest. I don't cary
nearly the concern for humanity that many others do. It is my opinion
that the old Toyota slogan says it all, "You asked for it, you got
it!"
Many people have b
We do the same things with barriar islands up here then get all upset
when they blow away.
TarynToo wrote:
>I live in South Florida, on high(ish) ground. Katrina came past and
>gave my neighborhood a little slap, on her way out to the warm gulf
>waters, where she organized into a cat 5 hurrica
I live in South Florida, on high(ish) ground. Katrina came past and
gave my neighborhood a little slap, on her way out to the warm gulf
waters, where she organized into a cat 5 hurricane. Now 1.5 million
people are homeless, jobless, and in shock, just from New Orleans
alone. There's no guessin
I live in South Florida, on high(ish) ground. Katrina came past and
gave my neighborhood a teeny slap, on her way out to the gulf. Now 1.5
million people are homeless, jobless, and in shock, just from New
Orleans alone.
Entrepreneurs and businesses have always gone where the resources are.
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