September 26, 2009
Green Tea Party, America's Path To Environmental Truth
Lafayette Park in Washington D.C.
from 1-5pm.

Home (http://www.truthaboutgreen.org)

I bet everyone arrives after driving up alone in a V-8 SUV

I bet everyone arrives after driving up alone in a V-8 SUV

Nah - they'll all drive up in Prius's (Prii?), one to a car, thinking they are being "Green."

They won't even understand that putting 9 people in a Suburban is three times as efficient.

I bet everyone arrives after driving up alone in a V-8 SUV

Darn, I'll have to switch vehicles that day. :lol:

Truth About Green (T.A.G.) is a bi-partisan, grassroots group with a common sense approach to environmental issues.



Our mission is to support environmental causes using scientific data, and to impress upon the Legislature a disciplined spending approach when responding to identified environmental concerns.



T.A.G. will only promote issues supported by scientific data, without slant or skew, to justify the expenditure of taxpayer funds.



Sounds good to me. :buddies:

Sounds good to me. :buddies:Do you always believe what you read on the Net?

The Algore side says the same stuff, right? Science :blahblah:.

Do you always believe what you read on the Net?



What are you tying to say!? :jameo:

What are you tying to say!? :jameo:That I hope you read more than what you quoted before forming an opinion.

But you're smart, so I would guess that you did. :lol:

Also included in our program at the Green Tea Party are:

~International documentarians, Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer who recently completed, Not Evil, Just Wrong, a rebuttal film aimed at uncovering the falsehoods presented in Al Gore's, Inconvenient Truth.

~Charles Lollar, Chairman of New Day Maryland, a group of Republicans, Democrates and Independents who are working together to achieve the goals of less government involvement and fewer taxes in the lives of Marylanders.

Maybe it's not totally ghey

Do you always believe what you read on the Net?

The Algore side says the same stuff, right? Science :blahblah:.

So, you are saying there are no scientifically correct issues with the environment? :popcorn: