Silliness continues
Well there was another NABF forum last night, and Blake's lede is priceless since, yes, it's the animals that have everyone concerned Zandra Roper.
It's that type of shifting argument that makes the opposition to NABF so weird. That and the fact that you have a Classics professor claiming he knows more about bioscience facilities that, you know, actual scientists.
Let's just make sure this debate is clearly defined for everyone ... on one side you have scientific experts and trusted local leaders from across the political spectrum, while on the other side you have folks who lack expertise in this field and, instead, turned to a now-defunct sham of a non-profit who decided to parrot completely made up arguments about this project.
Yeah, this makes perfect sense.
It's that type of shifting argument that makes the opposition to NABF so weird. That and the fact that you have a Classics professor claiming he knows more about bioscience facilities that, you know, actual scientists.
Let's just make sure this debate is clearly defined for everyone ... on one side you have scientific experts and trusted local leaders from across the political spectrum, while on the other side you have folks who lack expertise in this field and, instead, turned to a now-defunct sham of a non-profit who decided to parrot completely made up arguments about this project.
Yeah, this makes perfect sense.
posted by Jmac at 9:34 AM
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Did Kelly Girtz really say "let's all become vegetarians so we won't need NBAF," or is Blake now channeling The Onion?
That might be the dumbest public statement of the post-Gwen O'Looney era.
Reggie
No, Girtz really said that. He probably got that from the Greens of Athens, who blew themselves into political oblivion by supporting this centrist panderer.
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