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hiflight@ecn.ab.ca wrote...

> Eric is a narrow minded right wing "neo-con" artist and appologist for
> capitalists in BC that are hampering the rapid expansion of new technology
> in Canada.

It's nice to get all the fruitcakes in one line here . . .

Old 'Joe Green'/Jason Kodish has no interest in addressing anything I've 
posted in this thread - he simply sees life as a war of us against them . 
. .

> Anyone with have a brain knows that the only way forward is
> with good scientific research and development, and no where is this more
> required today in Canada then in the field of economics. Economics as a
> scientific study in Canada is almost nonexistant in Canada today.

Economics isn't a scientific study, Jason.


 What we
> have instead is a lot of right wing hysteria and propaganda with a witches
> brew of alchemy (Adam's Smiths "invisible hands" etc, etc).

Of course no one has discussed economics at all here, so it's clear that 
Jason has stumbled and fallen into this thread . . .

>> Forestry is a vital industry whose main role in business has yet to be
> identified and understood, let alone developed. As an "energy industry"
> its value has rarely even been calculated, although at current natural gas
> prices, wood is worth over $2.00 a pound in terms of heat content. As a
> source of fertilizer, it is vastly superior to anything developed thus far
> by the petroleum based fertilizer industries.

So Kodish just got back from the peeler bar . . .
 
> And governments, particularly in Alberta, have sold out the natural
> heritage of its citizens to multinational capitalists who waste the
> resource and do not know how to extract the maximum economic benefits from
> the resource.

Rock on, Jason!
 
> Its a football only because multi-national companies are allowed to spend
> money on propaganda and write it off as a business expense.

And this has what to do with the BC forest industry?

> It seems to me
> that a much better solution is to fine multinational companies at ten
> times the amount they spend to produce propaganda that must be undone with
> public education efforts later.

Errrmmm . . .fine them for what?  Are you also including outfits like 
Kraft, Microsoft, Safeway, Imperial Oil . . .?

> Just look at the bullshit put out by the
> pulp and paper crowd in Alberta for instance. Clean rivers my ass.

So you are now a hypocrite, or you don't use paper?

> Lets hope that Campbell remembers his "liberal" roots and uses the grey
> matter between his ears, and does not buckle to the country club set in
> Vancouver with more money than brains.

Campbell _is_ the country club set.  Hope?  I'll be surprised if Campbell 
does the right thing, Jason.

E.Schild
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