Comments on: PR FOR THE PLANET: Al Gore’s WE Campaign

By: Michael Huff

Michael Huff — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 01:40:21 +0000

Dear Friends; This is more than do-able!!! Think about subsidezed windmill’s for every block of suburb’s house hold’s that get subsidized electric car’s that are state of the art and use that ele, generated everyday to charge up for the next day! Think about putting people to work to apply processing state of the art water treatment plant’s accross the country!!! Think about captureing kenitic evergy from the wave’s of the ocean to charge our battire’s while we build better one’s that can triple the current power!!! All these dream’s can be accomplished easily with the willpower and we have the way!!! If we can build a pipeline to run oil from Alaska your gonna tell me we can’t? It’s a matter of getting the proper guidence from the uppler level down and I think you know whitch leader I’m talking about, the only one willing to really step on toe’s and make change’s!!! All I pray is that he has good security guard’s and stay’s safe until the election because if anything happen’s to him, WE WILL SEE A COMPLETE REVOLUTION!!!!! Sincerely; MichaelMaxWayne/Huff

By: Robohorseman

Robohorseman — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 22:35:57 +0000

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By: greent

greent — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 18:17:44 +0000

In crisis, look to history. There is a bad word in politics in this energy crisis. It was a mandatory crop in Washington and Jefferson’s time. Our forefathers. Henry Ford utilized this natural, renewable resource to build and run the first automobile. it is inexpensive, even now, and requires little effort to produce. I could go on and on. It is HEMP, and to me, it is the obvios and cheapest, low maintenance, solution that is continuosly getting passed over and ignored. Politicians today, as opposed to 200 years ago, are afraid to go where many men before them have not only been, but could not do without. Go to http://naihc.org/ for hard facts.

By: mitchells

mitchells — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 17:14:02 +0000

i saw Mr. Gore today talking about conversion to green (clean) energy today and totally agree with it. My question would be how to keep it affordable so all can comply without banckrupting themselves. It is like requiring cars to pass certain tests, but make it too expensive for average people to comply… It is a lot easier to think green than to go there when you live paycheck to paycheck. This is truly not meant to be critical only to see if there is a solution, as it will become a problem.