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Friday, April 22, 2011

In case you hadn't noticed (or weren't born yet)...

Socialists and "Environmental Justice" fraudsters are pushing for draconian restrictions on our energy, food, etc.

See if any of the following scenarios (and related facts) sound familiar:
[thanks to ReasonTV and YouTube]


I remember the "we'll eat each other" predictions, "frankenfood" claims, first "global cooling" scare and the DDT frenzy. Actual fact was just as irrelevant then as it seems to be with the Left (and their misinformed followers). ...just saying.
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