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I think this situation needs to be looked into before it gets out of hand.I found videos on you tube about hydraulic fracturing and its pretty crazy what they are doing.In my searches i came across coments saying that exxon has stopped their program.I also came across some info on a documentary by Josh Fox called "Gasland" which i will definitely check out.Here is a link to the trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZe1AeH0Qz8
The ASRG has asked the government to put a stop to his practice but once again we are controlled by the oil & gas industry. We have to get the government out of bed with this money rich lobby group before there well be any significant change to do what is right.
Maybe instead of giving multiple billions of dollars to the oil & gas companies they could provide a loan quarntee to Randy's cause of a few slaughter plants.
If you look at this spin from a "city slicker" perspective it's fantastic, positive and the underlying message is hope for the future.
We could learn a lot from this type of marketing. Who is our target market and what do they want to hear...it's not a plate with a sizzling 16oz steak. Instead of spending millions to change the legislation in a foreign country that doesn't care about the court dictate, spend it on positive advertising and attributes that we all aspire to as stewards of the land.
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