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Author: USVeganUSVegan
Date: Feb 29, 2008 09:30
Unfortunately, the Washington Post did not instruct users on the place
and procedure for posting public comments to the EPA, and it has
closed the article for additional comments. When I attempted to post
my public comment to the EPA, I spent more than an hour simply finding
the appropriate proposed rule and the appropriate site in which to
make my comment. Then I spent another hour trying to figure out how
to post the comment. Most readers will likely not be so disciplined,
so I would like to offer some guidance:
First, go to this site:
http://www.regulations.gov/search/search_results.jsp?sid=118662873DAF&Ntt=EPA-HQ...
Or, if you prefer, I've shortened the URL here:
http://tinyurl.com/2qw96s
Once on this page, they need to click on "Submit a Comment or
Submission".
On Feb 26, 2:42 pm, Richard Moore quaylargo.com> wrote:
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Author: InTheNorthLandInTheNorthLand
Date: Feb 25, 2008 20:39
I think it's great that Ralph Nader is looking for another run at he
Whitehouse. It should be a reminder to both out-of-touch major parties
that they do not hold a monopoly on presidential candidates. Also,
regardless of what the shallow-thinkers who produce Frontline might
choose to report, Nader lost prior presidential elections for no one.
Only political arrogance could believe that the votes for Ralph Nader
would have gone to another candidate.
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Author: madandhurtmadandhurt
Date: Feb 19, 2008 09:38
VERACARE wrote:
> ALLIANCE FOR HUMAN RESEARCH PROTECTION Promoting Openness, Full Disclosure,
> and Accountability
> http://www.ahrp.org and
> http://ahrp.blogspot.com
>
> FYI
>
> . . . And the band plays on and the body count continues to mount--
>
> The New York Times reports that Eli Lilly is in negotiation talks with the
> US Justice department to settle both civil and criminal investigations of
> the company's marketing of its toxic diabetes-inducing antipsychotic,
> Zyprexa. If the settlement is reached, the Times reports, Lilly would pay
> the biggest fine in history.
>
> In a recent study in The Lancet, compared Risperdal an antipsychotic in the
> same class as Zyprexa, to placebo in calming aggression--which is the
> primary reason that Zyprexa and Risperdal are prescribed. They found the
> harmless placebo to be more effective: ...
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Author: Ben ScaroBen Scaro
Date: Feb 12, 2008 08:31
>
> [[685]edit] The Order of the Solar Temple mystery
>
> Psychiatrist [686]Jean-Marie Abgrall has alleged^[687][82] that the
> "collective suicides" allegedly committed by various [688]Order of the
> Solar Temple (OST) members, in December 1995 in the [689]Vercors region
> of France, were somehow related to Gladio. According to Jean-Marie
> Abgrall's declarations to [690]Le Point magazine and Nice Matin
> newspaper in February 2003, which he renewed in official justice
> documents, the Renewed Order of the Solar Temple cult ("Ordre Rinovi du
> Temple" - ORT^[691][83]), ancestor of the OTS, had relations with
> Gladio networks. Abgrall also claimed that the [692]AMORC, of which he
> had been a member, was also related to "[693]Foccart networks" (Jacques
> Foccart...
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Author: Ben ScaroBen Scaro
Date: Feb 12, 2008 07:50
Psychiatrist [686]Jean-Marie Abgrall has alleged^[687][82] that
the
"collective suicides" allegedly committed by various [688]Order of
the
Solar Temple (OST) members, in December 1995 in the [689]Vercors
region
of France, were somehow related to Gladio. According to Jean-Marie
Abgrall's declarations to [690]Le Point magazine and Nice Matin
newspaper in February 2003, which he renewed in official justice
documents, the Renewed Order of the Solar Temple cult ("Ordre
Rinovi du
Temple" - ORT^[691][83]), ancestor of the OTS, had relations with
Gladio networks. Abgrall also claimed that the [692]AMORC, of which
he
had been a member, was also related to "[693]Foccart
networks" (Jacques
Foccart was De Gaulle's spindoctor for African affairs, and
retained an
important...
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