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Re: Re: Re: E85
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Posted by bo on May 23, 2004 at 07:36:44 from (12.75.106.16):
In Reply to: Re: Re: E85 posted by Mike M on May 23, 2004 at 07:09:44:
Nah. Didn't get "bent" out of shape. Argueing on the internet is fun and provides some educational benefit but it hardly solves anything. I'll bet that more people now know about E85 then did before and that's a good thing. As far as the impact of blowing up a few refineries rather then killing 3000 people and knocking down the symbols of American including the untouchable Pentagon, the refineries wouldn't have remotely the emotional, political impact that the Trade Towers had. Think what you will, that was one well thought out and executed plan which elicited the greatest cheer in the Arab world. A few refineries? Chump change.
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