Should this be a political issue or a personal issue?
John McCain and Barrack Obama were asked this question, and had different answers, or at least John McCain had an answer. From what I know of these two men, neither has a science degree.
No one yet has scientific proof of when life begins, so all is left to theory. The Bible to refers to blood, which is approximately forty days after the sperm has infiltrated the egg. It also refers to breath of life, which would be birth.
If life begins when the sperm infiltrates the egg, is taking hormonal birth control abortion since it prevents implantation of the fertilized egg.
Does life begin when the sperm fertilizes the egg, at implantation of the fertilized egg or birth, when breathing occurs, as we know it?
Seems every one has an opinion but no one has a real answer.
So here I am "STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU".
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Sunday, September 7, 2008
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Al Gore Calls for 100% Clean, Renewable Energy in Ten Years
Al Gore's speech on July 17th calling for clean, renewable energy in ten years is a challenge.
Is it possible to change our electricity generators from a carbon base to a clean, renewable base fuel in just ten years?
Does a bear do it in the woods? Hell yeah!
If Americans didn't invent it, they sure as hell perfected it, or that used to be our history in challenges.
I cannot in my wildest imagination think that Americans could not collectively solve any problem which arises if we put our minds to it.
There is no reason in the world why we cannot do it. Will it be easy? No
New York City could power their entire city with electricity just from methane gas. Yes, gas which comes from waste. And that, my friend is renewable.
Florida has enough sun to power most electricity from solar panels, enough tide to power from the ocean and gulf and of course bio energy resources, you know, landfills, garbage.
There are areas in the U.S. that have almost constant wind, we could establish windmills in those areas.
Can we do it? Hell yeah! The American people are the most innovative resourceful people any where.
Who benefits when we do this? You and me and all the following generations.
BUT, will we?
Do we have the will to get this done?
Does "We the people" mean anything any more?
Who does not benefit from this proposal? Big oil, big coal, nuclear speculators.
Can we do it? es, yes, yes!
Will we do it? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
So here I am "STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU".
Is it possible to change our electricity generators from a carbon base to a clean, renewable base fuel in just ten years?
Does a bear do it in the woods? Hell yeah!
If Americans didn't invent it, they sure as hell perfected it, or that used to be our history in challenges.
I cannot in my wildest imagination think that Americans could not collectively solve any problem which arises if we put our minds to it.
There is no reason in the world why we cannot do it. Will it be easy? No
New York City could power their entire city with electricity just from methane gas. Yes, gas which comes from waste. And that, my friend is renewable.
Florida has enough sun to power most electricity from solar panels, enough tide to power from the ocean and gulf and of course bio energy resources, you know, landfills, garbage.
There are areas in the U.S. that have almost constant wind, we could establish windmills in those areas.
Can we do it? Hell yeah! The American people are the most innovative resourceful people any where.
Who benefits when we do this? You and me and all the following generations.
BUT, will we?
Do we have the will to get this done?
Does "We the people" mean anything any more?
Who does not benefit from this proposal? Big oil, big coal, nuclear speculators.
Can we do it? es, yes, yes!
Will we do it? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
So here I am "STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU".
Labels:
challenge,
clean energy,
global climate change
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