Let freedom ring.
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"Truth goes through three stages. First it is ridiculed. Then it is violently opposed. Finally, it is accepted as self-evident."
October 20, 2011
SandBox Comments: Aspen Daily News "I will champion Mulcahy's crusade"
Here's to the little guy.
Let freedom ring.
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Let freedom ring.
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SandBox Comments: Glenwood Springs Post Independent "Geologist believes that burning coal seam can generate power"
A must read from John Colson this morning.
Over on The Glenwood Springs Post Independent.
An innovative, intriguing proposal to harness the energy that underground coal fires generate.
“...This will be a self-sustaining, non-polluting operation, in today's jargon, a sustainable green business,” Maness wrote. “When we are finished, when all that can burn has been burned, the fires will go out. That will be a significant benefit to the city and to the surrounding region....”(John Colson)
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Over on The Glenwood Springs Post Independent.
An innovative, intriguing proposal to harness the energy that underground coal fires generate.
“...This will be a self-sustaining, non-polluting operation, in today's jargon, a sustainable green business,” Maness wrote. “When we are finished, when all that can burn has been burned, the fires will go out. That will be a significant benefit to the city and to the surrounding region....”(John Colson)
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SandBox Comments: Power Line "If Corporations Aren’t People, How Can They Be Greedy?"
The concept of SandBox Commentators is primarily based on the awareness that people are wired to talk.
The idea of a daily news summary blog, that only puts up the 'news' others report or publish, is fundamentally based on the awareness that individual free will is the most highly effective tool to eventually expose full disclosure and truth.
Let someone show you their real agenda, motivation, heart and soul by simply letting them have whatever they think is their heart's desire at any given point in time.
In the world of 24/7 'news', we take our small part of the world and simply look for patterns, organize the stories, toss them up and let free will and free speech reign. Sort of like a tracking and filing system of 'news' that otherwise would be lost in the speed of light world of 24/7 media.
Amazing how effective and truly non-judgemental (no matter what kind of commentary is given) that can be. When you're not the source of the report and others are; commentator opinions and views are the ultimate reveal of the consumer pulse.
For example, we've had a local opinion columnist and a very vocal local woman (both with far left of liberal views) pontificating and full-blown flaming the statement 'corporations are people too'. Been listening to them for some time now on this particular topic. Lordy, lordy! How they've managed to stretch it out into so much spin, even SandBox had to stop tossing up their efforts just so we could take a little rest from overexertion. How patiently we've waited for these two die-hard drummers to realize the idiocy of their own words:
(whisper...whisper....now would be a good time to go up and re-read the title of this post....whisper...whisper....)
A very special thank you goes out to John Hinderaker over on Power Line for this terrific piece:
"...A few weeks ago, Mitt Romney observed that corporations are people. This prompted hysteria on the left, including a video produced by the Democratic Party. But of course Romney was right. A corporation consists of its owners, i.e. shareholders, and its employees–people. It is an elementary principle of law that a corporation can act only through its employees and agents–people. The Democrats’ apparent belief that you can hurt companies without hurting people is absurd. The corporation is merely a legal form in which people do business, now several hundred years old. It is absolutely necessary for any major commercial enterprise because its existence can continue without disruption beyond any one individual’s lifespan. So being “anti-corporation” is equivalent to being pro-medieval...."
(John Hinderaker)
(Read more? Click title and comment to start discussion)
The idea of a daily news summary blog, that only puts up the 'news' others report or publish, is fundamentally based on the awareness that individual free will is the most highly effective tool to eventually expose full disclosure and truth.
Let someone show you their real agenda, motivation, heart and soul by simply letting them have whatever they think is their heart's desire at any given point in time.
In the world of 24/7 'news', we take our small part of the world and simply look for patterns, organize the stories, toss them up and let free will and free speech reign. Sort of like a tracking and filing system of 'news' that otherwise would be lost in the speed of light world of 24/7 media.
Amazing how effective and truly non-judgemental (no matter what kind of commentary is given) that can be. When you're not the source of the report and others are; commentator opinions and views are the ultimate reveal of the consumer pulse.
For example, we've had a local opinion columnist and a very vocal local woman (both with far left of liberal views) pontificating and full-blown flaming the statement 'corporations are people too'. Been listening to them for some time now on this particular topic. Lordy, lordy! How they've managed to stretch it out into so much spin, even SandBox had to stop tossing up their efforts just so we could take a little rest from overexertion. How patiently we've waited for these two die-hard drummers to realize the idiocy of their own words:
(whisper...whisper....now would be a good time to go up and re-read the title of this post....whisper...whisper....)
A very special thank you goes out to John Hinderaker over on Power Line for this terrific piece:
"...A few weeks ago, Mitt Romney observed that corporations are people. This prompted hysteria on the left, including a video produced by the Democratic Party. But of course Romney was right. A corporation consists of its owners, i.e. shareholders, and its employees–people. It is an elementary principle of law that a corporation can act only through its employees and agents–people. The Democrats’ apparent belief that you can hurt companies without hurting people is absurd. The corporation is merely a legal form in which people do business, now several hundred years old. It is absolutely necessary for any major commercial enterprise because its existence can continue without disruption beyond any one individual’s lifespan. So being “anti-corporation” is equivalent to being pro-medieval...."
(John Hinderaker)
(Read more? Click title and comment to start discussion)
"Truth goes through three stages. First it is ridiculed. Then it is violently opposed. Finally, it is accepted as self-evident."
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