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Have you ever been in a desert in the night and go out and look at all -- look in the sky? And look at all those stars and say, "What can I possibly have an idea about? How could I hold a mind up in face of that?" You know. We've got to clean the water up. Or there's going to be no water. We've got to clean the air up, or there's going to be no air. We've got to get off the trees, or there's going to be no air or water. We're taking our life support systems away. Let me say this. You walk 60 miles, it takes you three days. You get in a car, it takes you an hour. You don't realize how long 60 miles is. And how big a jet airplane travels through the sky, burning up all the atmosphere. And how fast you can get from California to England when it used to take us years and years. The world is a little place. The world is not a big place. Wake up. The world is a computer. The world is a spaceship. Get A Sticker Too

~~~~~~~~~ "Milk is high in calcium. We need calcium for strong, healthy bones. The antithesis of strong, healthy bones is osteoporosis. Therefore, milk consumption prevents osteoporosis." This argument is clearly flawed. Firstly, there is absolutely no link between high calcium intake and the prevention of osteoporosis [PCRM]. Osteoporosis is a disease of calcium loss, and is not due to a lack of calcium in the diet. Furthermore, because milk is also has a high protein content, the calcium content of this food is negated. There is significant evidence that milk, like other animal products, actually throws the body into negative calcium balance due to its high protein content [DR CHARLES ATTWOOD]. In other words, rather than being the solution, milk is actually part of the problem. Put simply, drinking milk will not prevent osteoporosis. This is supported by the consistently-found link in worldwide populations between dairy intake and high levels of osteoporosis. Furthermore, milk as a food, may have other unwanted side effects including the following: Cow’s milk lacks essential fatty acids human infants need for neurological development. Babies drinking whole milk in their first two years develop allergies, colic, diabetes; milk causes internal bleeding in children, which contributes to anemia. Milk protein attacks the immune system. Cow’s milk contains antibiotics, pesticides, chemicals, hormones, blood, white cells (pus), and bacteria from mastitis (udder infection) which the USDA and FDA either do not test for, or which they allow to be present in unacceptably high levels. Various studies found significant positive correlations between milk intake and lung and ovarian cancers, leukemia, and Crohn’s disease. And the weight of evidence suggests it’s the animal fat in milk which triggers the growth of cancer cells. This also implies that meat may be equally damaging. Cow’s milk is the perfect food for calves, but was never intended for human consumption. This is evidenced by the fact that at least half of human adults are lactose intolerant. Milk consumption does not protect women from osteoporosis; in fact, it may be a factor in the development of osteoporosis. The body draws calcium from the bones to neutralize the proteins and lactic acids in milk. ~~~~~~~~~ Get A Sticker Too

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