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caraher

(6,278 posts)
16. So let me get this straight
Sun Feb 26, 2012, 11:05 PM
Feb 2012

What you will do to advance energy policy in the direction you find most promising depends on whether someone on DU you questions the veracity of your sources?

and "VERY POOR" design. PamW Feb 2012 #1
I have never seen anyone get so many things so wrong so consistently. kristopher Feb 2012 #4
My understanding is that both are indeed true ProgressiveProfessor Feb 2012 #5
Support your "understanding" kristopher Feb 2012 #6
For Heaven's sake.... PamW Feb 2012 #7
Your description is inapt and your hyperbole is inept. kristopher Feb 2012 #9
Post removed Post removed Feb 2012 #11
For what it's worth caraher Feb 2012 #12
Agreed. PamW Feb 2012 #13
I've warned you. PamW Feb 2012 #8
You need to stop this Pam. kristopher Feb 2012 #10
Post removed Post removed Feb 2012 #14
What horseshit jpak Feb 2012 #15
So let me get this straight caraher Feb 2012 #16
Wow! That's one for the history books! bananas Feb 2012 #17
No solar for you jpak Feb 2012 #18
Interesting spin on the data, sounds like WSJ viewpoint saras Feb 2012 #2
Two current solar projects on the Carrizo Plain - pinto Feb 2012 #3
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