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Bush and intelligence by BrainBug2003-03-07 08:46:58
  Iraq has a known connection by leunnammi2003-03-07 08:58:14
    . . . but not w/ al Qaeda or bin Laden by skwanch2003-03-07 09:21:29
      I've said this in other places by leunnammi2003-03-07 09:26:17
        How do you figure that? by skwanch2003-03-07 09:41:20
          I'm shooting by leunnammi2003-03-07 10:00:46
            just to show ya what I mean . . . by skwanch2003-03-07 12:58:41
              Minor math error? by Vetitice 2003-03-07 13:34:45
Cost: 1M lbs/unit Necessary units: (assuming one unit for a family of 4; completely disregarding industrial needs) = UK pop (60M -source:http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108078.html)/4 or around 15M
Given the device creates hydrogen for vehicle use, I'm guessing that it would be installed in petrol stations, rather than in your home garage. Cuts down the number required. I think there was a context switch between the availability for solar power for home use and a hydrogen-generating system for vehicles that wasn't explicit. Or he could have meant a hydrogen generator in every house. It just made more sense to me reading it of having 'gas stations' delivering real gas :) Regards, Glenn (Wouldn't fuel efficiency be in Bush's interest? He's got to fill up a bunch of tanks and fighters to take over the middle east, can't go wasting it on SUV's...)
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                aaah ... good point. Thx (n/t) by skwanch2003-03-07 17:00:22

 

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