Holy Crap!!!

[blkTJ]

o.k., I'm a bit amazed, or maybe it's scared sh*tless over what i stumbled across on the web tonight. I was doing a web search looking for that nifty pneumatic valve stem installer Blaine's got, and i ran across this page...

http://www.omnipresence.mahost.org/ch4txt.htm

I didn't read it all, I couldn't. actually I couldn't believe what i was seeing.

that stuff is scary.

[Tumbleweed]

Amazing that they think it is okay to do these things.

[Scott Hill]

Hey on thing I agree with and would love to do

Trash Return
Here's one that makes for a great hobby and might even be legal!

Scattered along the back roads of America, countless thousands of pri_vately dumped trash piles blight the land. Civic-minded and neighborly citizens should consider returning these "lost" items to their rightful owners. Since "wildcat" dumping is illegal in most areas, the previous owner must have "accidentally" dumped his possessions there.

Dumping of organic matter is often legal, however, and in most cases, is not bad for the land. Piles of grass clippings, tree trimmings, etc. should simply be scattered about to hasten their return to the Earth. Brush piles left intact can provide good shelter for wildlife, so use your best judgment.



Otherwise these people are F'n nuts.

Scott

[John]

Good old Clinton administration approved eco-terrorism.

[Bruce David]

"Suppose your neighborhood is infested with off-road vehicle scum,"

Hey, I resemble that remark..

This sheet sounds like terrorism, plan and simple!

"Wooden bridges are vulnerable and require a major effort and expense to replace. They can be burned but it takes more than a can of kerosene and a match. A huge pile of dry firewood must be heaped up under the load carrying timbers of the bridge to sustain a fire of sufficient heat and duration to burn a soggy old bridge."

Promotion of terrorism. Illegal??? Humm ,,,
I'm no lawyer, but I did stay at a holiday Inn Express last night.

[Chris L]

That's disturbing.

[Jerry Bransford]

In a previous life 30 years ago when I was a brainless liberal twit (I may be still be a brainless twit but at least I am no longer a liberal brainless twit ) that hung out with the wrong crowd, I was a card-carrying Sierra Club member. Yes, I was a sinner in that previous life.

Just before I angrily dropped out with a nasty letter I sent to the Sierra Club's magazine editor, they published an article in their monthly magazine that was the last straw for me. The article advocated that Sierra Club members jab sticks into the spokes of mountain bikes as riders rode down steep hills so as to maximize the "impact" of what was being done... read maximize injuries to the rider. That irresponsible article claimed that mountain bikers were destroying sensitive whatevers in the wilderness. To the Sierra Club editor's credit, he published my letter in full and more or less agreed with what my letter said.

These enviro-nazis are sick, it's amazing how they will even recommend causing injuries to humans to avoid causing injury to some weed or species that is rarely as endangered as they claim it is.

[Matt Pascoe]

Department of Homeland Security

I just forwarded the above info to them as a security threat.

Waste of time? Probably, but maybe it will atleast get them on a "watch list"

Probably me too

MP