We need a mission to Triton and Pluto to save them.

--- In ssi_list@... "victoriatangoman"
> Why didn't this get more coverage in the media?
>
> Global warming is influencing Mars, Triton and Pluto. We need to
get
> there with a copy of the Kyoto Treaty and get those Plutonian
> environmentalists on the ball. Or maybe it's us Earthlings that are
> causing devastation across the whole solar system.
>
> In my surfing I came across this discussion. I don't know anything
> about the site that hosted it, but the discussion itself provides
> references to the points that they're making, so I won't bother to
> make the argument, I'll just let you read it first-hand:
>
> http://www.arn.org/boards/ubb-get_topic-f-12-t-000268.html
>
> Now what drives me nuts is the corruption and deceit in what should
> be "pure" endeavors, like environmental concerns and science
> journals.
>
> The environmental movement has no intergrity left, in fact it is so
> far gone that the Founder of Greenpeace left the organization
> because it was taken over by watermelons.
>
> I've argued with environmentalists before on other topics that
> aren't pertinent to the topic of this list, but not as prolonged as
> the debate with Paul, and these other environmentalist were more
> opposed to my arguments, and I keep running into the same mindset
as
> that described by Dr. Patrick Moore.
>
> http://www.greenspirit.com/about/index.cfm?a=1
>
> (Hit the links on the bottom of the page - there are 8 pages)
>
> "Little did I realize at the time how this would bring me into open
> and direct conflict with the movement I had helped bring into the
> world. I now find that many environmental groups have drifted into
> self-serving cliques with narrow vision and rigid ideology. At the
> same time that business and government are embracing public
> participation and inclusiveness, many environmentalists are showing
> signs of elitism, left-wingism, and downright eco-fascism. The once
> politically centrist, science-based vision of environmentalism has
> been largely replaced with extremist rhetoric. Science and logic
> have been abandoned and the movement is often used to promote other
> causes such as class struggle and anti-corporatism."
>
> "For environmentalists, accustomed to the politics of
confrontation,
> this new era of acceptance posed a challenge as great as any
> campaign to save the planet."
>
> I think Moore is onto something here. I think that the love of the
> protest is greater than the love of the environment.
>
> "In the name of "deep ecology" many environmentalists have taken a
> sharp turn to the ultra-left, ushering in a mood of extremism and
> intolerance."
>
> These are the ones I keep running into. You can't use logic or
> science with them.
>
> "My name appears in Greenpeace's "Guide to Anti-Environmental
> Organizations". Even fellow Greenpeace founder and campaign
comrade,
> Bob Hunter, refers to me as the "eco-Judas". "
>
> I subscribe to the belief that small minds can't stand dissent. To
> be placed on a black-list smells like Eco-Facism to me.
>
> "They rejected the concept of "sustainable development" and took a
> strong "anti-development" stance."
>