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To: Eric who wrote (23239)	9/7/2010 10:59:58 AM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86356

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To: Eric who wrote (23239)	9/7/2010 12:08:53 PM
From: Peter Dierks	4 Recommendations Respond to of 86356

Who is responsible for Warmabomber's violent agenda? By: Glenn Harlan Reynolds Contributor September 5, 2010 Filthy. Parasites. Disgusting, overbreeding candidates for sterilization and extermination. Possessed of false morals and a “breeding culture.” Hitler talking about the Jews? Nope. This is Discovery Channel hostage-taker James Lee talking about ... human beings. Compared to Lee, Hitler was a piker, philosophically: Der Fuehrer only wanted to kill those he considered “subhuman.” Lee considered all humans to be subhuman. Lee was a nut, an eco-freak who said he was inspired by Al Gore’s environmental scare-documentary, “An Inconvenient Truth.” His badly written “manifesto” underscores his craziness. He hated “filthy human babies.” But, of course, Lee’s not alone. Looking at the environmental literature, we find terms like those used above -- the currently stylish description is “eliminationist rhetoric” -- used widely, and plans for mass sterilization are ... Message 26804497

To: Eric who wrote (23239)	9/8/2010 12:41:52 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86356

Energy experts warn that an acute shortage of uranium is going to hit the nuclear energy industry. Not if we reprocess fuel, rather than just dumping everything after one run through. Not if we build breeder reactors. Not if we build reactors to use thorium. Probably not even if we do none of these things, we find more uranium over time, and find new ways to extract it from previously marginal sources, and have more incentive to do so as it becomes relatively scarce and expensive.