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A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual doom.
It seems to me - century old cherries must have value - did Washington anticipate this - that ole French - Indian war commander? If so, sons of...
I got my own personnel assets been "confiscated" by these mother fucker - "RSX" out of Van-Eck and mother fuck them - if you steal from a pirate...
I would have eaten a cherry and tried a shot of the brine too!
Just another psyops/hoax, move along nothing to see here.
Risible, farcical & hilarious. First of all the whole science of Stonehenge is a completely farce & lie. Stonehenge was moved long ago...
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This geezer should have lived long enough to know that "resource" is not a stand alone concept. He even obliquely references the fact that it was the invention of a technology capable of using oil (which was in the ground for how may millions of years without a technology to use it?) that defeated Parson Malthus's similar argument: oil provided a means of feeding the increased population--a feat Malthus swore could not be done "because of the mathematics."
I don't know whether to laugh or cry when you ask me for money then push articles repeating the genocidalist message of the "Georgia Standing Stones ("we need to destroy billions of people to survive") and claim to know what you are talking about.
I thought all intelligent people knew that the concepts of "non-renewable resources" and "interest rate banking" were long ago joined at the hip (as Joseph Farrell argues in his book on the subject). Certainly you know that the means of "free energy" were invented long ago by Tesla, based on a new physics you seem to have never heard of, and that this physics was suppressed , of course, by J, P Morgan (yes, the banker) who instead promoted Einstein. Later, as Constable said in his 1977 book on the subject (studiously ignored by Laura), when confronted with this physics Einstein "proved he preferred bombs." So the bankers' physics and the Colorado geezer's arguments go hand in hand, don't they?
The truth is, that "resources" are defined by human cognition and inventiveness and are ever-changing as a function of that same attribute of humanity; they are "not crap in the ground that cannot be renewed therefore you will die." That is the sort of argument you get from a jerk who does not know enough to call a plumber when the bathroom in his apartment house is too small (see the video if you can stomach it).