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newfie11

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4. And yet most of the population seems blissfully unaware or unconcerned

Reply to peoli (Original post)

Wed Dec 18, 2013, 08:48 AM

Dec 2013

Of course the msm says very little about this and most folks I know have no idea about the methane time bomb.
I kind of wish I was one of them. It doesn't seem anything is going to change the direction we are headed.

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Kick.... daleanime Dec 2013 #1

Reminds me of a barrel of wine. ErikJ Dec 2013 #2

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Humans excel at causing their own demise jsr Dec 2013 #3

And yet most of the population seems blissfully unaware or unconcerned newfie11 Dec 2013 #4

As its the sixth dipsydoodle Dec 2013 #5

Let us hope Delphinus Dec 2013 #8

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