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[martymas]

hi team

take a read of this article

when videos are available ile post them

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10610100

[irregularjoe]

hi team

take a read of this article

when videos are available ile post them

http://www.nzherald....jectid=10610100

I wish one would wash up around here. It might cool things off for awhile.

All kidding aside, that sounds pretty serious!

[martymas]

hi team

take a read of this article

when videos are available ile post them

http://www.nzherald....jectid=10610100

I wish one would wash up around here. It might cool things off for awhile.

All kidding aside, that sounds pretty serious!

hi joe

inside of ten years these things are becomming more frequent

we here in nz

attribute it to global warming

in the pacific

you cant talk people out of this conception

onces it was fifty fifty for and against

now you cant convince a kiwi

other wise

one other year one of these bergs

floated past the south island

visable to any one near the coast

at the time the super bowl was on in the usa

and some wit

asked if we could sell the berg to the americans

so they could build a super drome

and get the rewards from tourism

i know many americans do not believe in global warming

my answer is come live in one of the south pacific islands

some alread under water

and many doomed the ones at sea level

viti laevu has gone under

and the population has bin repatriated to australia and nz

i believe the natives have bin there for thousands of years

tho skeptics

have a right ot there opinions

like we all have

the only non believers in nz are big off shore biz

but ile have a chance to see this monster

later in 2-3 weeks

once videos are available ile post them in

this is twice as big as the last one

marty

[irregularjoe]

Hi Marty.

Global warming is probably the most pressing issue today. The sad fact is that every day we wait to make serious changes, more damage is done. Irreversible damage is only a matter of time. Unfortunately last weeks summit in Copenhagen did not accomplish anything. Although we do now have a president that can at least spell global warming. That's a start I guess.

Most thinking people here know that it's real and needs to be dealt with. Politcians are as usual among the last ones to come on board. .........Yes there are also a lot of people that either don't understand it or choose not to beleive it even with the evidence staring them in the face. But then again, we have a lot of people who beleive the Earth is 6000 years old.

I read an article a few months ago about the Maldives. Due to the low elevation of the islands, there is a movement there to actually relocate the entire populace somewhere else. They were looking at Sri Lanka the last I heard.

It's probably not a bad time to build a boat.

Joe

[martymas]

hi joe here we found the problem of carbon

levees

if you produce a certain amount of carbon

you have to pay for that extra

ime not sure how this equates to developing countrys

they dont have the money so they keep on poluting

many big countrys

are the biggest poluters

china - usa- some parts of europe

can pay and still polute

so i feel that isnt the answer

here bizness round table is bitterly opposed to

to the notion of global warming

i was at a meeting several weeks ago

and the biz section was lambasting all those who believe in global warming

when it was ,my turn to speak

i made it short and quick

if i die of polution so will those who oppose it

there wont be any distincion

between the you who have it all

and us who have none

we will all be in that boat you want to build

i must mention the miagrents

from those islands under water

they hate the western powers

but what can they do

nothing

they have become skeptics from the other side of the fence

what to do

some one drop the bomb

and start again

at least that will be quick

marty

Edited November 19, 2009 by martymas