reply to post by Byrd
...which would work only if you can ensure that no babies are born on that day. . .
Do not expect anything to do with "footprints" to
make sense. Carbon is from plants that grew a long time ago. We do not magically produce carbon out of nothing. If all the underground remains of
plants all came back, we would be living in a paradise.
Look up this day of rest thing and do not just blow it off. It is all real and is in the agenda of the people who fear-monger carbon.
This is off the Obama Campaign site:
Orgaizing for America
Post from Michael Pearce's Blog:
Energy Conservation & Globalized America
"So perhaps we should consider enacting a Sunday Law. Not to restrict people from working, but to give liberty to those who can't choose. And
imagine the tax dollars that would be saved?"
From the european Parlement:
Parliamentary questions
6 February 2009 E-6674/2008
Answer given by Mr Špidla on behalf of the Commission
"As the Honourable Member correctly points out, the European Court of Justice held in 1996 that the Council had acted outside its proper powers by
including in the Working Time Directive a provision that the weekly rest should, in principle, include Sunday."
So they did pass a law for people to have Sunday off. He goes on to say they "annulled" it because it was not given enough evidence that Sunday had
any impact on safety and health. What did go into effect was is a law that says you can not work over 48 hrs. a week and you have to take one day off
a week. They keep introducing "Sunday Protection" provisions in laws being passed. Just a matter of time that, eventually, enough people who are
under the control of the Vatican will let it be enforced.
[edit on 11-6-2009 by jmdewey60]