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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: tejek who wrote (495831)7/16/2009 7:43:41 PM
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I've never understood how some people can lie so boldly, blatantly and obviously. Most people who lie try to be clever about it, making it hard to pin them down. You don't even bother to be clever any more.

You are lying. The video not only showed the region but evidence of logging already performed in the mountains of the region. Your 'map' was not a topographical map. You just declared the area to be flat. I already covered the issue of flat areas in another post anyway and it's a non-issue, 17 million acres covers a lot. There could be some flat regions, probably are. Close to the coast does not imply flatness in that region, as you are claiming and either way the amount of run off should be obvious to you when looking at your map.

"Educate yourself."

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From a previous post:

"I don't know what terrain Koan is talking about, maybe it is flat land. I've seen the results of clear cutting where there is any slope to speak of. The top soil is soon washed away and any new growth is typically low ground cover and brush, not luscious forest trees. Even if the ground is flat new trees don't take when they are crowded out by brush that takes off first. Of course they will probably attempt to manage some of these effects and plant seedling trees. That is the norm."

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