~Marcellus Shale Project, Fracking & Halliburton~ The Raping of Small Town, U.S.A., page 2
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reply posted on 3-1-2011 @ 10:52 PM by ldyserenity
reply to post by thegoodearth


OMG it isn't the place where the singing rocks are, is it? I would hope not I never did get to see them yet.
You know they'll decimate them singing rocks if they get their nasty greedy hands on them, they probably will find they contain some "important" minerals themselves!
edit on 3-1-2011 by ldyserenity because: ugghhhhhh spelling



reply posted on 3-1-2011 @ 10:53 PM by thegoodearth
reply to post by zeta55


It is a loophole in the Clean Water Act that allows them to use their highly questionable "fracking" compound without disclosing its contents.

All brought to you by Dick Cheney.


reply posted on 3-1-2011 @ 11:02 PM by starless and bible black
reply to post by Thepreye


Don't let the rage upset you at the load table. Maybe it'd be a good idea to form gangs, and have an extra tank outfitted on the bikes for water. This is gonna kill everything. Can't allow this...just, no.



reply posted on 4-1-2011 @ 07:55 AM by thegoodearth
reply to post by ANNED


I appreciate their "subpeona".

However, the fracking continues.
Unchecked.
Loophole in place.


reply posted on 4-1-2011 @ 10:09 AM by thegoodearth
reply to post by Shenon


I love where I grew up in PA...
I you could see how beautiful it truly is....

the Cherry Springs area is very close to where I live....
it makes me want to break down, what is happening....


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