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Re: In Muddy Fields Forgotten

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From: David Warthen
Date: Fri, 15 Nov 1996 00:00
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Daniel J. Lavigne wrote:
> =

> To all:  The following  . . .  from the closing passages of:
> =

> MANKIND - MANCRUEL
> A CHOICE  -  A DUTY.
> copyright 1995
> =

> Intelligent citizens acknowledge the onset and the severity of the
> =93Greenhouse Effect=94. Yet, knowing that we must reverse our course
> and put our foolish past behind us and act in concert to guarantee
> the continuance of life on the planet;  we close our minds to our
> responsibilitys and ask our leaders and politicians to find a means to
> make others change their ways and aspirations while we continue to
> abuse our remaining resources and chances for survival as a species.
> =

> A perception, that the majority will pay no more than lip service to
> the necessity of change without fully supporting all aspects including
> the dismantling of all weapons of mass murder, leads me to believe that=

> we will not by gentle fashion  save the existence of life on the
> planet.  Extinction, due to actions that can only be associated with th=
e
> negative and destructive rages of societal greed, is now not only
> possible but highly probable in the near term.
> =

> Does age grant me a right to turn my back on duty and let the status
> quo continue? Does your age or station grant you a similar right?
> =

> Am I strong enough and of an age to be brave enough to see my duty
> and to join, emulate or otherwise assist those who, in recognition of
> their
> duty, will, with energy and, if need be, extreme prejudice, act to brin=
g
> about the required changes?  Are you?
> =

> The Federal Court=92s decision is now part of Canadian law. The first
> part of the fight to establish everyone=92s right to refuse to support
> societal insanity,  to initiate constructive change, has been won.
> =

> Will we seize the moment?
> =

> Daniel J. Lavigne
> Founder, Co-ordinator
> International Humanity House
> --
> =93IN MUDDY FIELDS FORGOTTEN=94
> =

> ABOVE MUDDY FIELDS FORGOTTEN, O=92ER FOOLS THROWN THERE ASTREW,
> RAPTORS SOAR SO PATIENTLY  FOR SOLDIER MEAT ANEW
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> THEIR CAW A CERTAIN TEMPO, EYES GLANCING DOWN THE WAIT
> FOR BULLETS THROUGH VACANT MINDS AND CARRION FOR THEIR PLATES.
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> GOD! I PRAY! DAMN SUCH FOOLS! SUCH BRAINLESS, USELESS TWITS!
> SEND THEM TO A SPECIAL HELL! WHERE TOGETHER THEY CAN FRIT!
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> ABOUT THEIR FLAGS AND COLOURS, AND REASONS LONG FORGOT;
> AND WHY THEY DIED SO USELESSLY, THEIR SHROUDED FACES FROUGHT,
> =

> WITH THE PRICE OF THEIR STUPIDITY,
> AND THEIR SOULS SO CHEAPLY BOUGHT.
> =

> DO THEY CURSE THAT IGNORANCE, THEIR KNOWLEDGE TOO LATE LEARNED?
> AND ACHE AT OUR =93REMEMBRANCE=94, OF BRAVERY NEVER EARNED?
> =

> D.J.L. NOVEMBER 11, 1996

Can you prove to me the "greenhouse effect" exists. We have been taking
various envirentmenal readings and meassurements for about fifty years
now. But according to environmentalists and evolutionists, the earth is
millions of years old. If that it is true, then mankind's existence on
this planet is nothing more than a blink of earth's eye. In these
millions of years species have come and gone including the dinosaurs.
The leading theory of the dinosaur's extinction is that a giant
meteorite hit the planet and the resulting explosion filled the
atmoshpere with dust and dirt that blocked out the sun. If the this
model is correct, then the entire food chain on earth had to be
destroyed (ie. the meat-eaters ran out of plant-eaters because the
plant-eaters ran out of plants). If that did not destroy this planet's
inhabitants what makes you think that mankind is powerfull enough to
destroy the environment?

If you are not an evolutionist, and you believe in God (or some form of
God), then what make's you think God will allow to destroy the earth.

I have seen no evidence what-so-ever that the greenhouse effect or
global-warming is in fact a danger. And while it makes since to take
precautions now, your proposed cures are worse than the disease.
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From: David Warthen <kpatters@etex.net>
Subject: Re: In Muddy Fields Forgotten
Date: 1996/11/15
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