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Greenpeace targeting Sen. Ted Kennedy
I thought Kennedy whines about everybody [else] getting in the way of eco-progress. Might he be a hypocrite?
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For some reason I thought we heard something along these lines 8 or 9 months ago, and there was a furor then............???
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years old. Sounds like a bit of hypocracy from Greenpeace.
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Wind is a good thing. Wind is working just fine doing what it does naturally. Kennedy just doesn't want anyone "breaking wind" in his neighborhood. What's wrong with that? 
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and with 2 more being built in the area, I can understand his opposition.
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generating plants, cell phone towers, and numerous other things. Put them in someone else's backyard and to h*ll with the people who want and need the product they produce. Do I need the product? Why can't they build in someone else's back yard far, far from my sight and property values?
That attitude is why we are short of gasoline, power, cell phone coverage, etc.
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just that I udersttod his feelings.
Putting them in someone else's backyard" could be the reason that it's American companies building them here in Canada. 
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These things are going to be way out in the water. He might be able to see them with a pair of binocs.
I'm not saying he's wrong. I don't know. But these guys sure have no hesitation whatsoever telling us we have to make sacrifices.
Anyway, I love seeing the lefties tear into one another.
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