Posted by HENRY E NC on August 04, 2008 at 06:26:20 from (216.119.6.105):
In Reply to: Re: No More Tractors? posted by IndianaTom on August 04, 2008 at 06:03:49:
In the great scheme of things, I believe the world is now approaching the point of being out of control. The terrorists love to hear all this stuff especially global warming because when focusing on that we lose our eye on the ball in their arena, Just wait until the big O gets in power and hooks up with the big P and this country will be lost and not reclaimable ever again. We will be sitting ducks with no military, no nukes (he says if we get rid of our as an example for the world everyone else will follow suit. ) Where has he been living? I am scared but thankfully I am near the end of my life. I worry lots about my grandchildren tho. NUff said Henry
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