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emily waters wrote: well you answered my question you said you dont help people hack into someones elses myspace but i really think you dont know how for i have read it is difficult.
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September 4th, 2005 at 4:01 pm
I have been watching the language of the Administration and the media. The term “against nature” has come up over and over again. There is definitely a “war against nature” as you put it but I think the administration will try to appear less warmongering by calling it the “GLOBAL STRUGGLE AGAINST MOTHER NATURE.” Regardless of what they call it the campaign has been in effect for decades and we have global warming as well as mass extinction of wildlife to show for it (not to mention cites built below sea level). Such struggles against mother nature instead of working in partnership with her will showcase human bravado and hubris at its finest (a specialty of the Bush Administration) and will result in many more tragedies.
September 7th, 2005 at 12:41 am
> “GLOBAL STRUGGLE AGAINST MOTHER NATURE.”
That will definitely help in enlisting the help of his lackey’s like Blair.