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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (32224)	12/3/2009 1:27:01 PM
From: axial	Respond to of 46821

Excellent in many ways. [Coincidentally, the ways in which Flash has improved online delivery of content; another smart move by Adobe] Cap & Trade is badly flawed, and Leonard makes a strong case. I recall your post: Message 25425231 . --- Efficiency is our only hope, and our recently-evolved profligacy must change. Over time (and not much time: the life of a newborn child) we must find a New Equilibrium. --- One of the reasons for being personally convinced of a negative future is the degree to which energy/ecology issues have been penetrated by "the fog of battle". Leonard is correct: in the fog, a few players have an unerring sense of direction, and among them the head-bone is connected to the knee-bone in ways that aren't understood. She's right to point out (as has been done here, repeatedly) the connection to The Squid, Lazarus-Enron, and Wall Street, whose voices have been heard behind closed doors, globally. [Noteworthy: Mat Taibbi via Zero Hedge details the linkages that have persistently dictated macro policy for decades, right up to the present: zerohedge.com ] Obfuscation and confusion are triumphant; the profiteers will march confidently and untouched, through the battleground of distracted advocates. For now, they win; eventually, everybody loses. Jim