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09-01-2008, 08:37 PM
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In Europe, New Life for Nuclear
Ouroboros_Rex wrote:
"Paul E. Lehmann" wrote in message ... Tom Gardner wrote: "Ouroboros_Rex" wrote in message ... "Tom Gardner" wrote in message ... "Nomen Nescio" wrote in message ... "In its search for ways of reducing carbon emissions, Britain is leaving no stone unturned. For the heavily polluting energy sector, that means taking another look at nuclear power, which will get a boost on Jan. 10 when the government is expected to greenlight the construction of Britain's first nuclear power plants in almost 15 years..." Business Week article: http://snipr.com/EuroNuclear The warmies don't LIKE nuclear power, it doesn't perpetuate the issue. So you'll have a cite for that, right? lol Don't you read the posts here? All the AGW'ers are against nukes...for whatever reason. The fact that it's safe and clean don't overcome the agenda of them to tax and punish. Tell me just how pro-nuke YOU are! Hey Tom, "Ouroboros" chose his alias appropriately. Ouroboros: A serpent or worm who eats its own tail The notion of a serpent or dragon eating its own tail can be traced back to Ancient Egypt, circa 1600 BCE. From ancient Egypt it passed to Phoenicia and then to the Greek philosophers, who gave it the name Ouroboros ("tail-devourer"). Apparently this alias is well chosen by the poster. He (or she) obviously has his (or her) head up their ass and goes around in circles and gets no where. Apparently Lyin' Lehmann has no intention of staying on topic. Typical for a lying denialist, of course, but one rarely sees this dedication applied to kindergarten insults. lol Going around in circles again, King Dragon. Go suck your own privates and eat your own shit. 
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09-01-2008, 08:57 PM
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In Europe, New Life for Nuclear
Ouroboros_Rex wrote:
"Paul E. Lehmann" wrote in message . .. Ouroboros_Rex wrote: "Paul E. Lehmann" wrote in message ... Tom Gardner wrote: "Ouroboros_Rex" wrote in message ... "Tom Gardner" wrote in message ... "Nomen Nescio" wrote in message ... "In its search for ways of reducing carbon emissions, Britain is leaving no stone unturned. For the heavily polluting energy sector, that means taking another look at nuclear power, which will get a boost on Jan. 10 when the government is expected to greenlight the construction of Britain's first nuclear power plants in almost 15 years..." Business Week article: http://snipr.com/EuroNuclear The warmies don't LIKE nuclear power, it doesn't perpetuate the issue. So you'll have a cite for that, right? lol Don't you read the posts here? All the AGW'ers are against nukes...for whatever reason. The fact that it's safe and clean don't overcome the agenda of them to tax and punish. Tell me just how pro-nuke YOU are! Hey Tom, "Ouroboros" chose his alias appropriately. Ouroboros: A serpent or worm who eats its own tail The notion of a serpent or dragon eating its own tail can be traced back to Ancient Egypt, circa 1600 BCE. From ancient Egypt it passed to Phoenicia and then to the Greek philosophers, who gave it the name Ouroboros ("tail-devourer"). Apparently this alias is well chosen by the poster. He (or she) obviously has his (or her) head up their ass and goes around in circles and gets no where. Apparently Lyin' Lehmann has no intention of staying on topic. Typical for a lying denialist, of course, but one rarely sees this dedication applied to kindergarten insults. lol Going around in circles again, King Dragon. Go suck your own privates and eat your own shit. Oh, the ignominy! The agony of despair! Surely you praise me with faint damns, here. Can't you muster a better description of my hideous error? (snicker) This will do for now. I am sure that in the future you will make an even more ass of yourself.
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09-01-2008, 09:09 PM
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In Europe, New Life for Nuclear
Paul E. Lehmann wrote:
Ouroboros_Rex wrote: "Paul E. Lehmann" wrote in message ... Tom Gardner wrote: "Ouroboros_Rex" wrote in message ... "Tom Gardner" wrote in message ... "Nomen Nescio" wrote in message ... "In its search for ways of reducing carbon emissions, Britain is leaving no stone unturned. For the heavily polluting energy sector, that means taking another look at nuclear power, which will get a boost on Jan. 10 when the government is expected to greenlight the construction of Britain's first nuclear power plants in almost 15 years..." Business Week article: http://snipr.com/EuroNuclear The warmies don't LIKE nuclear power, it doesn't perpetuate the issue. So you'll have a cite for that, right? lol Don't you read the posts here? All the AGW'ers are against nukes...for whatever reason. The fact that it's safe and clean don't overcome the agenda of them to tax and punish. Tell me just how pro-nuke YOU are! Hey Tom, "Ouroboros" chose his alias appropriately. Ouroboros: A serpent or worm who eats its own tail The notion of a serpent or dragon eating its own tail can be traced back to Ancient Egypt, circa 1600 BCE. From ancient Egypt it passed to Phoenicia and then to the Greek philosophers, who gave it the name Ouroboros ("tail-devourer"). Apparently this alias is well chosen by the poster. He (or she) obviously has his (or her) head up their ass and goes around in circles and gets no where. Apparently Lyin' Lehmann has no intention of staying on topic. Typical for a lying denialist, of course, but one rarely sees this dedication applied to kindergarten insults. lol Going around in circles again, King Dragon. Go suck your own privates and eat your own shit. To all wine making newsgroup readers. The poster known as Ouroboros_Rex has chosen to post to this newsgroup his replies to me on another newsgroup. I, in now way, instigated this and I apologize that he has chosen this tactic to get back at me. Please ignore him or filter.
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09-01-2008, 09:31 PM
posted to alt.global-warming,rec.crafts.winemaking
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In Europe, New Life for Nuclear
"Paul E. Lehmann" wrote in message . .. Paul E. Lehmann wrote: Ouroboros_Rex wrote: "Paul E. Lehmann" wrote in message ... Tom Gardner wrote: "Ouroboros_Rex" wrote in message ... "Tom Gardner" wrote in message ... "Nomen Nescio" wrote in message ... "In its search for ways of reducing carbon emissions, Britain is leaving no stone unturned. For the heavily polluting energy sector, that means taking another look at nuclear power, which will get a boost on Jan. 10 when the government is expected to greenlight the construction of Britain's first nuclear power plants in almost 15 years..." Business Week article: http://snipr.com/EuroNuclear The warmies don't LIKE nuclear power, it doesn't perpetuate the issue. So you'll have a cite for that, right? lol Don't you read the posts here? All the AGW'ers are against nukes...for whatever reason. The fact that it's safe and clean don't overcome the agenda of them to tax and punish. Tell me just how pro-nuke YOU are! Hey Tom, "Ouroboros" chose his alias appropriately. Ouroboros: A serpent or worm who eats its own tail The notion of a serpent or dragon eating its own tail can be traced back to Ancient Egypt, circa 1600 BCE. From ancient Egypt it passed to Phoenicia and then to the Greek philosophers, who gave it the name Ouroboros ("tail-devourer"). Apparently this alias is well chosen by the poster. He (or she) obviously has his (or her) head up their ass and goes around in circles and gets no where. Apparently Lyin' Lehmann has no intention of staying on topic. Typical for a lying denialist, of course, but one rarely sees this dedication applied to kindergarten insults. lol Going around in circles again, King Dragon. Go suck your own privates and eat your own shit. To all wine making newsgroup readers. The poster known as Ouroboros_Rex has chosen to post to this newsgroup his replies to me on another newsgroup. Simply a lie. You are hoist on your own petard here, sad sack - no words have been posted but yours, until now. Your treatment of myself and other posters on alt.global-warming is well and truly represented, thanks. I, in now way, instigated this Simply another lie. You pulled the same trick on me only yesterday, remember? and I apologize that he has chosen this tactic to get back at me. ROFLMAO Remember the first time I told you not to redirect your replies to me to another newsgroup? You denied it for days, while continuing apace. Remember the second time I told you? You denied it for days, while continuing apace. Welcome to the third time.
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