Re: New Ranting Board

[Kritters]

I wonder if Russell Crowe or possibly Harrison Ford will play the professor in the eventual movie?

Kritts

[Kritters]

Now watching the movie "The Insider" with Al Pacino and Russel Crowe about the tobacco industry and how difficult it was to air the testimony of a research scientist blowing the whistle on it.

A good movie.

Maybe Al Pacino can play the professor if Russ is busy.

Kritts

[niecy]

http://www.businesswire.com/portal/s...79&newsLang=en

Kritters, I thought this was interesting. You all may not be aware of it, but most of the people that are involved in the FEMA scandal are from my home town, or within 30 miles of it. There has been alot of hubub on the news lately about judges getting bribed and so on.

This link in particular probably has nothing to do with the other, but it was a little relevant to the movie that you said you are watching. The reason that I thought about it at all, is that one of the attorneys that was involved in the class actions lawsuit against the tobacco giant, "Phillip Morris", is one of the attorneys I am speaking about. He was my sisters next door neighbor, until about 10 years ago, when he built his massive estate, here in little old Mississippi......

Do you like Sean Connery? He really resembles the professor, both in looks and character..........

Niecy

[Kritters]

Cool Niecy,

Sean Connery works for me! I'll hold casting in about 10 months from now.


xo
Kritts

[Kritters]

Niecy,
I just read the link. It airs tomorrow nite. So, how cool that Dan Rather is doing this? Hmmmmm. Perhaps the Danster would be interested in doing a special on how the parasitic causes of all major diseases have been overlooked for all these years?
xo
Kritts

[niecy]

Kritters, how come you get to have all the fun?
My 25 year old daughter might give you a run for your money for Sean Connery, she LOVES him!!

Out of curiosity, are you thinking that we will really have some answers by the end of the year, that sound very optimistic of you, optimism is good for the soul sometimes, and I truly hope that you are not disappointed!!

Niecy

[Kritters]

Niecy,

My optimism is timeless. A year, two years.....it will come.

xo
Kritts

[niecy]

This is an article posted by Charlotte Allen in the Washington Post on March 1st, 2008. I had decided not to share this because I was afraid it would really offend everyone, and I'm sure that it will, but after reading it, go to the next link and read what a man that goes by Larry E. posted on March 5th, 2008, it looks like he might wind up being an advocate for our cause.

This link will take you to the Q&A that The Washington Post posted as a result of her article, and there is a link to her article in this one.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...030402153.html



This is just an excerpt from the post by Larry E.:

Her argument is transparently vapid, but it might have had some facade of force if her own failings of the sorts she ascribes to other women weren't so profound. For example, whatever she may think about those "other" women, her own grip on facts is weak. For example:

No man contracts nebulous diseases whose existence is disputed by many if not all doctors, such as Morgellons (where you feel bugs crawling around under your skin).

Morgellons is very controversial but it is simply untrue that "many if not all doctors" deny its existence. In fact, in January the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the launch of a study of this "unexplained skin condition." Moreover, I can find no indication either among believers or skeptics that it is a complaint solely or even largely of women.

http://whoviating.blogspot.com/2008/...logswarms.html