posted May 01, 2003 03:31 PM         

Why is global warming and the ozone depletion false?

Excuse me for this, but I took Earth Science last year, and there is considerable proof that the ozone had been depleted, because of pollution and that there has been an ever increasing amount of people getting skin cancer.

Another thing, Global Warming could have been false but becuase Scientists have already seeded into the minds of millions that the Earth is getting hotter (image-ordain.) Than sadly this might very well happen.

posted May 01, 2003 05:40 PM         

About ozone depletion:
http://nov55.com/gbwm.html
http://www.nationalcenter.org/tp23.htm

And here's a short quote which sums it up: It is absolutely true that "ozone depletion" is an absurd environmentalist bogey-man. There is no evidence that long-term global ozone levels are declining; there is no evidence that ultraviolet radiation levels reaching ground level are increasing; and even the declines in ozone projected by alarmists for the next thirty years would not result in ultraviolet exposure levels equivalent to one's moving about 100 miles south! Moreover, the so-called "ozone hole" cannot expand outside of Antarctica, because it is confined to that region by unique meteorological conditions. And one of NASA's own studies, conducted by Dr. Linwood Callis, found that the impact of CFCs on the ozone layer during the 1980s had been negligible.

So no, we aren't going to see any "cancer epidemic" in populated regions due to CFCs destroying our stratospheric ozone layer. It won't happen. (A summary of the facts appears in my booklet, The Green Machine. The ozone depletion controversy is just one of several major environmentalist scams I refute in the booklet, which is heavily documented.)
Robert J. Bidinotto (Bidinotto@compuserve.com)
Copyright © 1994, Robert J. Bidinotto, All Rights Reserved

posted May 02, 2003 12:48 AM         

I'm the kind of person, who does take the time to use Sun Screen, and protect myself from too much Sun. Are saying that I'm increasing my chances of Cancer by using the very stuff that are trying to prevent it?

So are you saying that, ultra violet light, has nothing to do with destroying your skin?

posted May 02, 2003 06:33 PM         

Skin cancer is a strange thing. I know a man who goes in to get cancer removed from his skin (mostly face) regularly. He is 86 (unfortunately a non-believer in physical regeneration)... he spent most of his life so far tanning and tanning... he says he loved it! (but has told me that he would burn often) Well, naturally, his doctor tells him that his cancer is caused by all that sun use... so that is what he believes. Yet, he is and has always been a heavy regular drinker of alcohol and is not what I would consider a healthy eater and also used the sun more than he needed... I tend to think the combo of alcohol and sun, or not enough nutrients to work with the sun, or over/under-use for your needs is more the problem.

In contrast, a 24 year old guy I knew that was a redhead with very fair skin *never* went in the sun because he was always told it wasn't good for him. One day he felt some back pain and then general body pain and fatigue. Eventually when it got worse, they finally did tests and found out that he had skin cancer... all over... with no sun use. He died fairly quickly after that... I'm not sure what his diet was like.

I tend to feel it may be that the sun works *with* you to sustain and give life. It is a perfect harmony unless some part steps out of key (not enough nutrients, sun over-use, or destructive toxins like alcohol/drug abuse). It is good to remember that a physical body alone is just science. It is meant to work in a certain way and *will* with the proper care. (with the mind, the body is a bit different, but that's another topic )

For me, I am rather fair skinned and tend not to tan. I do go in the sun, but obviously, my particular body needs only a little amount and it tells me so by burning if I go out too long. I try to respect that about body... that's just the way it likes it, so it must be right. But if I were to never go in the sun and block it out all the time because everyone says it is bad, I would be neglecting to give my body something it needs... so I try to give myself the correct amount of sun I need.

I have a girlfriend who is a sun lover and does well with alot of sun... her body tolerates it beautifully. She is Mexican and her skin does not burn for a long time in the sun. Obviously her body requires more than mine, so she gives herself more sun.

Anyway, it's good to know your own body well and give it what it needs physically and mentally

posted May 02, 2003 07:32 PM         

As in most things, moderation is best. And, of course, know thyself. The main thing is to release fear, because fear is a magnetizer. As the Bible says, "As a man thinketh, so is he." And "What I fear has come upon me." To avoid the Sun at all costs out of fear only serves to eventually manifest what is so ardently avoided. This can go for other things also, like deathly fear of second hand smoke, religiously wearing seat belts out of fear of a fatal accident, and just about anything else. It's a fine line to walk between reasonable precaution and unreasonable fear.

posted November 11, 2005 07:46 PM         

I like the image of the president talking in lizard language

I'm laughing, I don't think that image, will ever leave me, lol

Love and Light to ALL

posted November 11, 2005 09:14 PM         

And Randall, wow, I can partly relate to your first post!

And you have been saying what my partner has been saying, like, forever!

I love the way your brain functions Randall...

posted November 11, 2005 09:27 PM         

I am going

posted November 15, 2005 03:40 AM         

read Star Signs from the beginning and had no idea what I would find in Chapter Nine. When I got there, I was fascinated. When I finished it, I was immortal. It was almost as if a bell rang, and I was reminded of a long-lost memory

i had almost same experience as u had described here except i had realised i read something i already knew. after reading the first few pages about physical immortality i had a memory come into my mind distinctly about my parents telling me when i was about 7 how they would die and everone dies and that at first i believed them and i was depressed but then i started thinking hold on surely people can keep on living they dont have to die....

posted November 15, 2005 04:35 AM         

I remember when I was little, like pre-school, I worked out an exact plan how to avoid dying. I was sure I'm the only one who knows the secret of how not to die by holding my breath at the exact time of dying and sort of give death a pre-emptive strike so it would lose its power and - pass. I thought about it a lot and was firmly determined to keep that in mind for when the moment comes since I was sure it would work. I carried that plan with me for some years until I 'learned' that was 'impossible'.

posted November 15, 2005 10:48 AM         

How do I erase this image, or do you think
he really does talk lizard?

Concerned

I'm sorry, I'm laughing while typing