but iain what about recycling?
I've been recycling paper here at work, at least I thought so when I caught the cleaning people dumping my paper stuff into the main trashcan that ticks me off more because I know that crap is going on behind the scenes in offices all over the place. recycling is not a choice, it's a f'ing requirement.
I agree with you RobBob from a conflict logistics standpoint. I believe many of those protestors were not helpful. I was particularly disappointed to see some american flag burning in Portland. In fact I feel I am being a true American by protesting this disgusting change in global relations our out-of-control executive branch has developed, and would in fact be waving the flag in opposition to this unprovoked offensive, as grotesque and nauseating as that might seem to some "patriots etc etc" this board. Yes, the protests weaken our international cause. But to tell you the truth, I'm ashamed to be linked to this conflict as a so-called American and I see the protests as a way of making that clear.
yes for further strategy, consider the campaigns of 1095-1101, 1145-47, 1188-92, Constantinople 1204, Damietta, 1217, 1228-29,1239, 1249-52, 1270. Worked for those guys!
reminds me of the "egg drop" we had in high school. Idea was to come up w/ a material that could keep an egg from cracking when dropping it from a couple stories up. Could only be a certain thickness. All these folks came up w/ elaborate devices. I forgot to bring something, but luckily had not eaten my PBJ yet. Almost won the thing w/ the sandwich. Moral of story is pad your climbing helmet with peanut butter, strawberry jam and cheap ass wonder bread.