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RidesTheWind
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EVERYONE READ THIS NOTICE!!
 Fri Apr 13, 2001 3:20 am
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I don't know about the guys here. I've asked them to get the truck-in going for Washington, but I haven't gotten any response.Are you out there? As for the sky blue ribbons being tied all over town,we're going for it here at home and others on board
here are for it too. I think April 22 which is earth day is an appropriate time to speak our minds on behalf of mother earth. If we could all get groups going around the country set for that day and have everyone
go out and tie up the towns in blue while Washington is getting jammed up tight it would be FANTASTIC!!! Anyone from other boards visiting please pass this on and spread the news as hard and fast as you can.This is our chance people.Lets get on with it.Thanks again Joanne! Fevers are the best. |
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Thermit
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Fri Apr 13, 2001 3:34 am
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RidesTheWind
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Fri Apr 13, 2001 4:13 am
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Really great touch Thermit...Thanks!!! |
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Delphi
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Sat Apr 14, 2001 1:06 am
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Thermit and RTW, Earth Day...the PERFECT time to try to bring about "awareness" in reference to the chemtrails. I've made up my ribbon to wear and got them for the trees in the yard...I really wish this idea or ANY idea that anyone else may have would start to happen!! You couldn't actually think of a better time to have the chem events than on Earth Day!!! That is just the greatest idea to add to all the other ideas and if we could only co-ordinate it all and bring it together...I was hoping ya'll would have heard from some truckers by now too...That sure was another fantastic idea...I noticed no one has gotten "on board" yet for that one...I wish...A lot of trucks or even a lot of people trying to bring about awareness on Earth Day, WOW. That would really be a big step forward. Maybe some folks are concerned about going "too public" or getting involved in such an active way and I can respect that, I guess, but there usually is "safety in numbers" so a LOT of folks all over taking part might make a difference and yet hopefully, not do harm to anyone. It is one thing to "talk the talk" but another to "walk the walk" but yet I can relate, I guess. I'm still gonna do my "bit" around here and see what happens. I put the ribbon idea at chem.tracking and Carnicom and some other places and just waiting now to see what transpires. Thanx to Thermit and RTW again for all you do for the "cause" and blessings to you both for your efforts and hard work! Blessings, Joanne |
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RidesTheWind
Joined: 27 Feb 2001
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Sat Apr 14, 2001 1:23 am
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Hey Joanne...Sorry I abandoned ship there.I just get so frustrated because as you put it so appropiately,we talk the talk, but who will walk the talk? I do it continually and I am tired of being sick from it all for everyone else. Glad you have your ribbons...
We have ours ready to go and flyers to hand out at the earth day celebration at the beach.All we can do I guess is to educate as many people as possible,but be ready for apathy to follow.The initial realization of chemtrails riles 'em all up, but give it a few days and they are asleep again.I am enjoying a brown sunset over the bay.Better than no sunset at all.Be grateful for what you're given I guess.Right?Keep up the good fight...Did you ever read the post I answered to you telling you I lived north of Baton Rouge for ten years...days from Hell.
Oops...sorry thermit. |
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Delphi
Joined: 17 Mar 2001
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Sun Apr 15, 2001 4:24 am
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Hi RTW, You sound lots better and I know how you feel...sometimes I wanna "chew on ground glass" already, the frustration is over-powering at times...I sure have "those days"..than, pick myself up, dust myself off, and start all over again....hey, I think I stole song lyrics there, uh, oh! I read where you lived in Louisiana...it is a different kinda place...been here over 10 years and still getting used to it...Am originally a "transplanted" Yankee from Philadelphia, N.Y., and N.J. areas! It is pretty here at times but boy, those "skeeters", can put a saddle on em...we live in the woods though, not in town or city area and I love that! Peaceful and trees and lots of nice flora and fauna and birds to listen too...it is good for the human spirit. Didn't like "phillie" much. Was stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash., Hawaii, Ft. Meade, Ft. Dix, Ft. Jackson, S.C., N.C. Ft. Bragg...Hawaii was pretty but not what I expected. No monkeys and parrots and coconuts when you step off the plane, gotta look around at zoo for that mostly. Blessings, Joanne |
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