Re: RE: Green Party official busted at gunpoint

["Ken Hanly" <khanly@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey! Oden said that she commended those who perpetrated this "ecoterrorism",
according to the logic used with Bin Laden this an admission she did it.
Will Bush issue an order  to get her dead or alive or that she be brought to
justice or justice brought to her!
    Given her description of the precautions to be taken when hacking GM
corn it sounds as if she may think that anthrax genes have been injected
into the corn..

Cheers, Ken Hanly

PS Has this anything to do with the Green Party airport story?

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From: "Michael Pugliese" <debsian@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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> http://www.tao.ca/~ban/899maine.htm
>
> Vandals hit modified corn at UM
> Bangor (Maine) Daily News August 20, 1999 p. B1
>
> By Jeff Tuttle, Of the NEWS Staf
>
> > Jemison said he believed the act of ecoterrorism to be specifically
directed
> against the genetically altered crop, which environmental activists have
> targeted for destruction elsewhere.
>
> >
> ">
> Environmental activist Nancy Oden of Jonesboro said Thursday that while
she
> did not destroy the plants, she commended those who did. "I'm glad they
did
> it,'' Oden said during an interview at the Bangor Daily News offices. "It
> may not have been legal, but it was the moral thing to do.''
>
> Oden, who was scheduled to meet with Jemison and Rebar on Thursday
morning,
> said that she had planned to bend a few ears of corn down as a "nonviolent
> protest'' during the meeting, but did not know who was responsible for the
> late-night destruction.
>
> The meeting was canceled Wednesday by Jemison after a scheduling conflict,
> he said.
>
> In an Aug. 16 e-mail sent to other activists and also sent to the NEWS,
Oden
> gave explicit directions to the location of the cornfield and advised
> activists to wear "a mask to avoid the toxic pollen, and gloves to avoid
> toxins throughout the plant'' if they had physical contact with the
plants.
>
> Oden said Thursday that the e-mail was not meant to incite destruction,
only
> as information for environmentalists.
>
> The scope of the destruction led researchers to believe it was carried out
> by more than one person. The vandals left a few rows of corn on the
borders
> of the stand, presumably to hide their actions, researchers surmised.
>
> Old Town police and officers from the university's public safety
department
> will step up their patrols in the area of the research farm to prevent any
> further destruction, according to UMaine spokesman Joe Carr.
>
>
>
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