FROM THE WILDERNESS publications

by **EnviroEngr** » Tue 20 Jul 2004, 14:39:52

... which quickly brings to mind:

LOW INTENSITY NUCLEAR WAR

by

Michel Chossudovsky

LINK HERE

... some data taken from sources similar to the ones at the following link. And here is where it gets REALLY gruesome. Although I've had time to sort out my responses to this material, IT IS NONETHELESS STILL TRAUMATIZING. If you wish to go to this site, do so only if you have or can achieve profound clinical detachment:

EXTREME IRAQI BIRTH DEFORMITIES

by **EnviroEngr** » Wed 21 Jul 2004, 23:31:29

CYNTHIA MCKINNEY WINS PRIMARY - by Wayne Madsen
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Global Climate Change & Peak Oil (Part III) - by Dale Allen Pfeiffer

At: FTW

by **EnviroEngr** » Mon 16 Aug 2004, 22:07:50

During the "3 Lost Weeks of peakoil.com" much went up. Rather than to rehighlight everything again, I ask that you go to:

----> FTW

and scroll down to get to all the new stories. Mike is weighing the option of interacting with us on "Ask the Experts"

Keep that in mind as you read his stories. Both Dale Pfeiffer and Julian Darley will be here for sure in the upcoming weeks. Bear that in mind also.

by **Barbara** » Tue 17 Aug 2004, 05:44:28

Enviro,
since this thread is dedicated to FTW, I want to tell this story.
FTW changed my life. I discovered it many years ago (5? 6? Don't remember). They opened my eyes on what was/is happening in the world. I joined the global movement thanks to FTW, and about Peak Oil their position was the definitive proof for me.
FTW is one of the most important sites of the whole Internet... sometimes I think the the Net worth its existence because of realities like that

by **EnviroEngr** » Tue 17 Aug 2004, 21:36:53

Barbara,

Thanks for sharing the story. It has similarly been an important portal for me as well.

One point of clarification:

"sometimes I think the the Net worth its existence because of realities like that"

By that statement, do you mean that the Internet owes its existence to the existence of media like FTW? That is to say, without organizations like FTW, the Internet would eventually get destroyed?

by **Barbara** » Wed 18 Aug 2004, 06:51:00

Pardon my english, Enviro.
I was just saying that, among millions of useless/stupid/commercial sites, places like FTW make Internet a great thing, and make Internet something which is already changing the way we look at the world.

by **EnviroEngr** » Wed 18 Aug 2004, 15:01:06

No worries on the English. It's more about me. I couldn't resolve in my head the most likely meaning. Your clarification helped me enormously. Thanks.

by **EnviroEngr** » Mon 23 Aug 2004, 19:52:50

From the annals of FTW, we have this:

OVER A MILLION BARRELS OF OIL A DAY LOST TO DEPLETION

With Mike's catch-line: [This is the clearest proof that not only is Peak Oil here, but that it is hitting sooner and harder than expected. These are numbers that cannot possibly be argued with. -MCR]

Is it time to act yet?

by **EnviroEngr** » Wed 25 Aug 2004, 12:39:59

FTW Update, 25-Aug-2004

Target Iran

by
Dale Allen Pfeiffer

by **EnviroEngr** » Fri 03 Sep 2004, 19:25:21

CROSSING THE RUBICON: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil

FTW Home Page

by **Barbara** » Sat 04 Sep 2004, 18:58:27

Booo hoooo!!!!
I'll never read it!!!
It's $98 to ship it in Europe!!!
Booo hooooo!!!!

by **sheilach** » Thu 09 Sep 2004, 16:14:52

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')ooo hoooo!!!!
I'll never read it!!!
It's $98 to ship it in Europe!!!
Booo hooooo!!!!]

by **Guest** » Fri 10 Sep 2004, 11:15:50

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Barbara', 'B')ooo hoooo!!!!
I'll never read it!!!
It's $98 to ship it in Europe!!!
Booo hooooo!!!!

by **EnviroEngr** » Mon 20 Sep 2004, 17:17:03

Two new articles recently released:

Beyond Peak Oil - by Michael Kane

Money, Money, Money: The Dollar System and the Stakes of Our Likely Debacle in Iran -- Persian Peril, Part Two - by Stan Goff

by **EnviroEngr** » Wed 22 Sep 2004, 22:00:24

Draft?

by **MarkB** » Thu 23 Sep 2004, 01:29:42

I've bought it through Amazon, much better deal. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... 8&v=glance

The price from FTW is $25 for shipping and $22 for the book, lol more to ship than the book.

Unfortuneatly I'll have to wait with amazon....

Items not yet shipped:
Delivery estimate: November 16, 2004 - November 23, 2004 1 of: Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil

by **EnviroEngr** » Thu 23 Sep 2004, 20:53:02

.
Jurassic Park, Pseudo-events, and Prisons - Part V
.
by
Stan Goff

by **EnviroEngr** » Mon 04 Oct 2004, 14:20:58

Latest News at FTW

September 23, 2004

We Did it! - by Michael C. Ruppert

The G7 Admit They Have No Idea How Much Oil is Left and That Speculation is Not the Problem. – Peak Oil is now on the plate – In his first article since the publication of Crossing the Rubicon, FTW Publisher/Editor Mike Ruppert celebrates a moment and an admission that every Peak Oil activist has been working for. And he throws down a gauntlet to the economists and abiotic oil/alien technology worshippers they will be hard pressed to pick up. The bottom line is: We were right! Now the real work of caring for the human race, and especially its children, begins.

We Did it!

by **sheilach** » Tue 05 Oct 2004, 15:05:45

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he bottom line is: We were right! Now the real work of caring for the human race, and especially its children, begins.

by **EnviroEngr** » Wed 13 Oct 2004, 20:15:28

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Numerous Updates
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FTW's Newest Feature Story

FROM THE WILDERNESS publications

From before

FTW: 21-Jul-04 Update

FTW: 16-Aug-04 Update

FTW value

Clarification

Englitalian

FTW: 23-Aug-04 Update

FTW: 25-Aug-04 Update

CROSSING THE RUBICON

FTW: 20-Sep-04 Update

FTW: 22-Sep-04 Update

FTW: 23-Sep-04 Update

FTW: 04-Oct-04 Update

FTW: 13-Oct-04 Update

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