It was dismissed. The judge knew of no law against it.
<br /><br />I'm just one person. I do what I can. I'm not in a position to affect much with the means available at this time. I look forward to fuel cells powering cars and homes with no emissions. Ain't happened yet. A President has the power to make that happen. Kennedy aimed us at the moon and we got there in less than 10 years. It can be done and somebody's going to do it. Only question is what country is going to lead the way? With a Texas Oil President in charge, it ain't gonna be US.
is from the US. It will rise to the surface when the economics support it. Not until. That, BTW, is why my job sucks, not because George won't give me a free pass . . . <br /><br />Hey wait a minute, I know, I know, George should get behind Etecs and only Etecs, because they are the most fuel efficient gasoline marine technology . . . Would somebody please get a flippin' clue!!<br /><br />Rant off.
Yep, WBW, it's all Bush's fault because he has failed to snap his fingers and stop the course of nature. With Washington's Mt St Helens, spewing double the State's annual industrial hydrocarbon output, every week, he just won't put a stop to it.<br /><br />One day the rank in file liberal will realize that virtually every pet subject of the Democratic party is designed to weaken the power autonomy of the American Nation and her citizens. They want to make things so bad that voters will just throw up their hands and say "let the State' take care of it. Of course, the Liberals are salivating for that day. <br /><br />Another current, flagrant example was Ted Kennedy's recent appeal to the illegal mexicans.
