Bali G.W.Conf.Ought to Embarrass Mankind

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	Bali G.W.Conf.Ought to Embarrass Mankind

davboz

12-8-2007 5:10 AM

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fraud, deceit, lies, global warming, al gore

davboz says:

Bali delegates generate 100,000 T carbon dioxide en route to conference.

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12-8-2007 7:56 AM

merrie

Since it's been in the mid 30's to mid 40's here in the
northwest, I'd like some of their "climate change"

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