> Philosophy: Salt Happens
>
> Critic says too tres cher and that the salt by-product ruins the ocean
> balance.
>
> My comment: !@#$%%^^&**(
>
> Develop better, cheaper technology, & dump the salt elsewhere and/or
> break it down to sodium & chloride for industrial use, and if that
> don't work, then blame the Jews
>
> http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8U62CP80&show_article=1

> On Jan 15, 12:12 pm, Robert Cohen msn.com> wrote:
>

>> Philosophy: Salt Happens

>

>> Critic says too tres cher and that the salt by-product ruins the ocean
>> balance.

>

>> My comment: !@#$%%^^&**(

>

>> Develop better, cheaper technology, & dump the salt elsewhere and/or
>> break it down to sodium & chloride for industrial use, and if that
>> don't work, then blame the Jews

>

>>> Philosophy: Salt Happens

>>> Critic says too tres cher and that the salt by-product ruins the ocean
>>> balance.

>>> My comment: !@#$%%^^&**(

>>> Develop better, cheaper technology, & dump the salt elsewhere and/or
>>> break it down to sodium & chloride for industrial use, and if that
>>> don't work, then blame the Jews

>
> The French probably have a good way of doing it and are selling it to
> the Arabs. Plus getting military bases.
>
> Vive the socialist market savvy of those Frenchies.

>>>> Philosophy: Salt Happens
>>>> Critic says too tres cher and that the salt by-product ruins the ocean
>>>> balance.

>
> Distribute the brine way out at sea over a large area with a really
> long manifold.
>
> Dump the brine in the Salton sea since all the corvina are already
> dead anyway.
>

>>>> My comment: !@#$%%^^&**(

>
> Well you seemed to get good results swearing for a better battery.
> Google Stanford nanowire battery.
>
> Maybe it'll work here too.
>

>>>> Develop better, cheaper technology, & dump the salt elsewhere and/or
>>>> break it down to sodium & chloride for industrial use, and if that ...

> On Jan 15, 2:25 pm, Bret Cahill aol.com> wrote:
>
>
>

>>>>> Philosophy: Salt Happens
>>>>> Critic says too tres cher and that the salt by-product ruins the ocean
>>>>> balance.

>

>> Distribute the brine way out at sea over a large area with a really
>> long manifold.

>

>> Dump the brine in the Salton sea since all the corvina are already
>> dead anyway.

>

>>>>> My comment: !@#$%%^^&**(

>

>> Well you seemed to get good results swearing for a better battery.
>> Google Stanford nanowire battery.

> ...

> Philosophy: Salt Happens
>
> Critic says too tres cher and that the salt by-product ruins the ocean
> balance.
>
> My comment: !@#$%%^^&**(
>
> Develop better, cheaper technology, & dump the salt elsewhere and/or
> break it down to sodium & chloride for industrial use, and if that
> don't work, then blame the Jews
>
> http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8U62CP80&show_article=1

> There are far too many humans on the planet. What do we want them all
> for? If the only way they can survive is to de-salinate seawater then
> that is ample evidence that we need to liquidate some people. I vote
> for liquidating the people that are most trouble to world peace and
> can't work out how to live in a desert.
> Remove the entire population of the Middle East, make them into mince
> and then feed them to the pigs.
> Pork is great but a little to pricey. We need less humans and more
> pork IMHO. So we can kill two birds with one stone!
> Problem solved!

> One partial solution

> One partial solution is to flow some of the Tennessee River
> (Tennesssee permitting) into a smaller river, The Etowah, in North
> Georgia, and then from the Etowah River to the Chattahooochee River.

> This of course would take serious excavating, though there would be
> adequate heavy equipment and personnel for emergency canal projects to
> link the rivers.

> If the Tennessee River is not gonna be our saver (savior), then what?