Our Coral Reefs Are Under Attack Again! HELP!

Greg Mossman wrote:

>
>
> As your previous governor's attorney general when your previous
> governor was making legal challenges to pulling Schiavo's tube, we
> certainly can give him some credit.

Whatever. If they had decided to shoot her instead of starving her to
death, you'd be on the other side in a gun rant.

Greg Mossman wrote

> Don't we freely give partial credit to Gonzales for Bush's pro-torture
> stance?

Blame it on Hillary. You seem to think she'll be the next President.

Why don't you just admit that you made a mistake, that you forgot that the
guy you're talking about today is not the guy that you were talking about
then. Too much to expect?

Lee

Greg Mossman wrote

>> By the way, not everyone agrees that the actions taken relative to Terry
>> were not in her best interest.
>
> Whether or not they were, it was ludicrous for your governor to get
> involved. This is purely an issue for the family members, physicians,
> and the local courts if necessary. What does the executive branch
> have to do with it?

He supported her immediate family, at her immediate family's request. That
request pretty much made it his business.

I have to say, that of all the people, from all the states, that could
criticize Florida's former governor for the decisions he made, those from
California are the last I expected to hear from. People in glass houses,
and all of that.

> On the other hand, monitoring state pollution is squarely in the seat of
> the Governor's pants. Of course he might not agree that
> intervening with the outflow plans is in his, I mean the developers', I
> mean the State's best interests. Money talks. Shit happens.

Particularly in California, for which I'm still paying insurance premiums
for people to build houses on top of mud cliffs.

Lee

"El Stroko Guapo" <omgray@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:cZo_h.11414$3P3.8314@newsread3.news.pas.earth link.net...

> Whatever. If they had decided to shoot her instead of starving her to
> death, you'd be on the other side in a gun rant.

Anyone arrogant and foolish enough to try and push the idea that Democrats
are cut from a better cloth than the other whore in DC is suffering a
complete disconnect from reality.

http://newsbusters.org/node/12481

http://www.investors.com/editorial/e...62912332276692

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=20172

"Greg Mossman" wrote

>> Anybody wanna inform "mr kia" of his blatant errors here?
>
> Maybe so. The fact is, the outflows' potential harm to the reefs far
> outweighs the concerns of an individual brain-dead lady. Surely your
> current governor would feel it's in the State's interest for him to
> step in and cause a big ruckus like his predecessor did in the brain-
> dead-lady case.

You seem to be very disrespectful as the recipient of her donated brain.

-hh wrote:
> Rick Simms <rick_si...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
>>El Stroko Guapo <omg...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>>>Our Coral Reefs Are Under Attack Again!
>>>They need your help to survive.
>>
>>Mail sent.
>>
>>Rick Simms
>
>
> Ditto.
>
> "As an avid scuba diver and one that has brought my tourism dollars to
> your area, I simply can not believe you would even consider the
> purposeful discharge of known-harmful nitrogen- and phosphoros- rich
> wastewater onto their environment, even without consideration of the
> Clean Water Act.
>
> I have been following the story of the Delray Outfall for years and I
> consider it unconsionable that you even have allowed the City of Lake
> Worth permitting process to get as far as it has. Your department is
> for Environmental Protection, which does not mean to despoil the
> environment by permitting more outflows to add more pollution.
>
> Your professional duty is to enforce the Clean Water Act. This means
> that you must deny this permit request, regardless of the policial
> pressure. If you fail to do so, you are demonstrably being negligent
> in your duties as a public servant who has been trusted with
> responsibility of being the curator of Public resources."
>
>
> -hh
>
>
Very good!

And thanks to all that responded.

There are a few more days to get your letter in if you have not done so
already.

Thanks again for all the support.

Greg Mossman wrote:

> On May 3, 2:04 pm, "\"Magilla\"" <cavey_curtis@$$ yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>"Greg Mossman" wrote
>>
>>
>>>> Anybody wanna inform "mr kia" of his blatant errors here?
>>
>>>Maybe so. The fact is, the outflows' potential harm to the reefs far
>>>outweighs the concerns of an individual brain-dead lady. Surely your
>>>current governor would feel it's in the State's interest for him to
>>>step in and cause a big ruckus like his predecessor did in the brain-
>>>dead-lady case.
>>
>> You seem to be very disrespectful as the recipient of her donated brain.
>
>
> Donated? That brain cost me thousands on e-bay. Looks pretty good
> sitting on my mantle, though.
>
>
Aha! There's the problem! The brain is sitting on the mantle!!!!

Greg Mossman wrote:

> On May 3, 2:04 pm, "\"Magilla\"" <cavey_curtis@$$ yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>"Greg Mossman" wrote
>>
>>
>>>> Anybody wanna inform "mr kia" of his blatant errors here?
>>
>>>Maybe so. The fact is, the outflows' potential harm to the reefs far
>>>outweighs the concerns of an individual brain-dead lady. Surely your
>>>current governor would feel it's in the State's interest for him to
>>>step in and cause a big ruckus like his predecessor did in the brain-
>>>dead-lady case.
>>
>> You seem to be very disrespectful as the recipient of her donated brain.
>
>
> Donated? That brain cost me thousands on e-bay. Looks pretty good
> sitting on my mantle, though.
>


Abby's brain?

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