Re: Re: Floods may cause grain mold

November 8, 2007

I think the mold cover-up demands some kind of RICO prosecution. Its

clearly a criminal conspiracy. I think the officials involved should

face individual criminal prosecution and also share civil and criminal

liability with the insurers, 'nonprofit' (HA!) officials and the

others who engineered this denial of justice for so long.

November 8, 2007

Senator Allard ® from Colorado is a joke. And so is Rep.Tom Tancredo ®.

Both always vote in favor of corporations vs. citizens. They just don't care.

How they get elected I'll never know. Neither one of them are running for

office again. This is good news for Colorado. I have to say that many in our

country still have lessons to learn and we may not have reached our bottom yet.

That is why I tell my daughter it was good that Bush was elected because we have

become a nation of hate mongering greedy people who are only concerned with

ourselves. Now I do not think anyone on this website is like that. It's those

that have not experienced hardship that continue to think this does not impact

me and my prosperity therefore I don't care. Once they become impacted people

will learn their lessons and hard lessons they will be. This is my rant for the

month. By the way I found out I am related to Bush the current president. The

disease didn’t drive me to think of

suicide it was this fact that made me think about it LOL.

jonathan1 jonathan1 <jonathan1@...> wrote: No doubt. And the

staff of our Republican US Senator from CO, a

former veterinarian, has told at least a dozen mold victims that we've

referred to his office that they've never heard of the issue.

Personally, I think that a lot of of the consistent messaging

surrounding this issue (mold victims being psychologically ill, etc)

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