ENVIROWHACKOS! FRONT & CENTER! PREPARE TO DEFEND YOURSELVES!

[D1B]

Business has NO government advocate to represent their interests when unlawfully attacked by extremist environmental organizations.

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[Appaholic]

Business has NO government advocate to represent their interests when unlawfully attacked by extremist environmental organizations.

I missed that little gem.....good one TMan.... ....ever heard of a bought-and-paid for Congress?.....

[dbackjon]

Business has NO government advocate to represent their interests when unlawfully attacked by extremist environmental organizations.

THAT IS THE DUMBEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN POSTED ON ANY MESSAGE BOARD

Business OWNS congress. Business WRITES THE FUCKING LAWS.


T-man, either you are in total denial, a fool, or just pulling shit out of your ass to piss me and appy off.




























I lean towards the last option

[Appaholic]

Yeah, but Jon, if Congress benefits business, that's OK...it's those pesky citizen advocacy groups from the unwashed masses demanding government protect it's citizens that are the real problem with our country.....














You know TMan, any company allowed to it's own devices can turn a profit....look at companies located in China....

[travelinman67]

THAT IS THE DUMBEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN POSTED ON ANY MESSAGE BOARD

Business OWNS congress. Business WRITES THE f**k[*] LAWS.


T-man, either you are in total denial, a fool, or just pulling shit out of your ass to piss me and appy off.

I lean towards the last option

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Small, sub $100m gross receipts, have no direct access to Congress other that through trade organizations. Most attempt to become involved through campaign contributions, but other than receiving a fundraising dinner invitation and a picture of their representative, they have no more weight to influence votes than you or I.

[JMU DJ]

What does a Lobbyist do?

[JMU DJ]

What is a Political Action Committee?

[dbackjon]

THAT IS THE DUMBEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN POSTED ON ANY MESSAGE BOARD

Business OWNS congress. Business WRITES THE f**k[*] LAWS.


T-man, either you are in total denial, a fool, or just pulling shit out of your ass to piss me and appy off.

I lean towards the last option

Small, sub $100m gross receipts, have no direct access to Congress other that through trade organizations. Most attempt to become involved through campaign contributions, but other than receiving a fundraising dinner invitation and a picture of their representative, they have no more weight to influence votes than you or I.[/quote]


WRONG AGAIN, T-man...

[D1B]

THAT IS THE DUMBEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN POSTED ON ANY MESSAGE BOARD

Business OWNS congress. Business WRITES THE f**k[*] LAWS.


T-man, either you are in total denial, a fool, or just pulling shit out of your ass to piss me and appy off.

I lean towards the last option

Small, sub $100m gross receipts, have no direct access to Congress other that through trade organizations. Most attempt to become involved through campaign contributions, but other than receiving a fundraising dinner invitation and a picture of their representative, they have no more weight to influence votes than you or I.[/quote]


Bullshit Tman, they have direct access to their federal and state congressional representatives. Paul Ryan, up and coming conk fvck, speaks at my Rotary club at least a couple times a year. His family owns one of the largest construction/development/excavating businesses in Wisconsin. Anyone with real power in politics IS BUSINESS.

[Cleets Part 2]

Small, sub $100m gross receipts, have no direct access to Congress other that through trade organizations. Most attempt to become involved through campaign contributions, but other than receiving a fundraising dinner invitation and a picture of their representative, they have no more weight to influence votes than you or I.

Well that's good news T-Man...
we don't want small business having any influence what-so-ever in this country...
remember: You said "they were ruining America"

Wal-Mart is the proper solution...
Thank you for clearing things up


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[Appaholic]

My work here is complete.....feel free to drop in any time TMan....

[Cleets Part 2]

My work here is complete.....feel free to drop in any time TMan....

Hey..!!!
I called you yesterday biz-natch

[Appaholic]

Small, sub $100m gross receipts, have no direct access to Congress other that through trade organizations. Most attempt to become involved through campaign contributions, but other than receiving a fundraising dinner invitation and a picture of their representative, they have no more weight to influence votes than you or I.

Well that's good news T-Man...
we don't want small business having any influence what-so-ever in this country...
remember: You said "they were ruining America"

Wal-Mart is the proper solution...
Thank you for clearing things up


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[Appaholic]

My work here is complete.....feel free to drop in any time TMan....

Hey..!!!
I called you yesterday biz-natch

I'm waiting the mandatory 3 days before calling you back....I'm not that easy......

[Appaholic]

Nothing could be further from the truth, Appa.

Business has NO government advocate to represent their interests when unlawfully attacked by extremist environmental organizations.

And for those "lucky" businesses who bring enough money to the table, and are smart enough to pay the extortion rather than attempt to fight the action through the legal process, a futile exercise considering how the laws have been stacked in favor of environmental concerns the past 35 years, those who survive and establish a business, then are introduced to King Kong...the EPA. Now, papa gorilla can drop in whenever they choose to conduct "inspections" (approx. 23,000 annually by the U.S. EPA, not including state and local baby gorilla enforcers)
As I've said before...

...this discussion could be ended if courts began weighing probative value of complaints against the health, economic, and quality of life interests of the public whole. Further, allowing mitigation of public interests to come into play, from both plaintiff and respondent, could assist in preventing the multitude of SOP lawsuits filed merely to obstruct (e.g. forcing the Plaintiff assert the loss to the greater good of the public is warranted and other alternatives exists.)

Would this be considered probative value? Where's the neighbor's advocacy as the business hides behind foreclosure proceedings? Probably in foreclosure as their customer couldn't compete with WalMart....

Leftover Dye Leaves Homeowners Feeling Blue

The Environmental Protection Agency said it's monitoring the property and said the dye is not harmful to humans. That's small comfort to the neighbors.

"If this was their backyard, they wouldn't want to deal with it," Ackman said. "It's a nuisance, really."

http://www.wlwt.com/money/18999816/detail.html

Boy....I keep having to edit this post and I'm not even looking for these articles.....

Flammable Tap Water Ignites Concern In Hudson

HUDSON, Colo. -- Hudson resident Renee McClure said she couldn't believe it when her son turned on the kitchen faucet then held a cigarette lighter next to the running water.

The water ignited.

Stephen Flaherty, of Noble Energy, one of several energy firms with wells in the area, said that water has been tested at one of the homes about a half-mile away from the McClure's, and that methane gas was found in the water well.

He said some methane gas is naturally occurring in the aquifer, but that tests show the methane in the water at that home was not naturally occurring.

A spokeswoman at the state health department said, generally speaking, methane gas itself is not a major concern in drinking water.

"If there was something else in the water, like benzene, there would be a concern," said Lori Maldonado.

Anadarko Petroleum also has wells in the area.

A spokesman for Anadarko told 7NEWS that they are working with Noble Energy to notify families about the situation. He said they don't know the precise source of the contamination.

"We've offered to help secure temporary housing for that (neighboring) family," John Christiansen said.

Flaherty said they don’t know if the flammable water at the other homes is also methane related, and if so, whether it's from the same source. He said those tests will be conducted this week.

Christiansen said it's possible that methane is leaking from an operational well, one maintained by existing energy companies.

He said it's also possible that it's leaking from an historic well that's no longer operational. He said if that’s the case, the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is responsible for the fix.

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/18 ... etail.html