OT: so this is what our soldiers are dying for in Afghanistan?

[briansd1]

[quote=ocrenter]
now this is completely different than homosexuality, which I believe is completely biological. we have a lot of scientific evidence to suggest this.

however, this does not make science a friend of the GLBT community, as this article demonstrates:

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/aug/15/news/sns-health-adrenal-treatment
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Interesting article ocrenter. The article deals with treating female homosexuality, not male homosexuality.

I also wonder if the food we eat that is full of hormones and pesticides contribute to chemical imbalances. We know that females are having breasts at a younger age.

I’ve also noticed that American adolescents and young adults in their 20s definitely look 10 years older than in Europe or Asia.

For example, Britol Palin and her boyfriend look old for just being 19.

[quote=ocrenter]
in fact, by refusing to admit that homosexuality is biological, the church is in fact allowing homosexuality to continue. whereas science, by recognizing homosexuality is in fact a condition caused by too much exposure of the wrong hormone in utero, we might head down toward a path of finding a treatment that may prevent future homosexuals.[/quote]

I don’t see why homosexuality should be prevented. Gays lead perfectly happy, creative lives, if only we just let them.

Gays have created great things and we would lose a lot if homosexuality were prevented.

To me, heterosexuality or homosexuality are equally as healthy.

I believe we are all bi-sexual but that we lean one way or the other. The environment then reinforces certain behavior. As you pointed out, availability has a lot to do with desire. Males, or females, people generally make do with what they can get.

[patb]

[quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.

[patb]

[quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.

[patb]

[quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.

[patb]

[quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.

[patb]

[quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.

[Eugene]

[quote]Cognitive dissonance at its finest- just to be clear, I have nothing against homosexuality, it’s the pedophilia and the treatment of women as sub-human there that irks me.[/quote]

It’s just a different culture and different morale. We think that it’s perverse for old men to have close relations with boys. They think that it’s perverse for women to go to bars or to wear revealing clothes. There’s no biological or any other reason for either of those beliefs.

[Eugene]

[quote]Cognitive dissonance at its finest- just to be clear, I have nothing against homosexuality, it’s the pedophilia and the treatment of women as sub-human there that irks me.[/quote]

It’s just a different culture and different morale. We think that it’s perverse for old men to have close relations with boys. They think that it’s perverse for women to go to bars or to wear revealing clothes. There’s no biological or any other reason for either of those beliefs.

[Eugene]

[quote]Cognitive dissonance at its finest- just to be clear, I have nothing against homosexuality, it’s the pedophilia and the treatment of women as sub-human there that irks me.[/quote]

It’s just a different culture and different morale. We think that it’s perverse for old men to have close relations with boys. They think that it’s perverse for women to go to bars or to wear revealing clothes. There’s no biological or any other reason for either of those beliefs.

[Eugene]

[quote]Cognitive dissonance at its finest- just to be clear, I have nothing against homosexuality, it’s the pedophilia and the treatment of women as sub-human there that irks me.[/quote]

It’s just a different culture and different morale. We think that it’s perverse for old men to have close relations with boys. They think that it’s perverse for women to go to bars or to wear revealing clothes. There’s no biological or any other reason for either of those beliefs.

[Eugene]

[quote]Cognitive dissonance at its finest- just to be clear, I have nothing against homosexuality, it’s the pedophilia and the treatment of women as sub-human there that irks me.[/quote]

It’s just a different culture and different morale. We think that it’s perverse for old men to have close relations with boys. They think that it’s perverse for women to go to bars or to wear revealing clothes. There’s no biological or any other reason for either of those beliefs.

[Arraya]

[quote=patb][quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.[/quote]

Well for some reason they have been working on it since the late 90s. It started as a Centgas and Unocal(Karzai’s old company..lol) program and transformed into Asian Development Bank and British company Penspen. Maybe you should give this group of multi-nationals a call and let them know your much easier route.

reported Forbes in 2005, “the project has been revived and drawn strong US support” as it would allow the Central Asian republics to export energy to Western markets “without relying on Russian routes”. Then-US Ambassador to Turkmenistan Ann Jacobsen noted that: “We are seriously looking at the project, and it is quite possible that American companies will join it.”

But, because of instability, it stalled again. The were even going to start Turkmen part in 2006 but stopped because of the deterioration of the war

The only reason, it is not being built, is because of instability in Afghanistan, which, the US is coincidently spending a lot of blood and treasure to bring.

[Arraya]

[quote=patb][quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.[/quote]

Well for some reason they have been working on it since the late 90s. It started as a Centgas and Unocal(Karzai’s old company..lol) program and transformed into Asian Development Bank and British company Penspen. Maybe you should give this group of multi-nationals a call and let them know your much easier route.

reported Forbes in 2005, “the project has been revived and drawn strong US support” as it would allow the Central Asian republics to export energy to Western markets “without relying on Russian routes”. Then-US Ambassador to Turkmenistan Ann Jacobsen noted that: “We are seriously looking at the project, and it is quite possible that American companies will join it.”

But, because of instability, it stalled again. The were even going to start Turkmen part in 2006 but stopped because of the deterioration of the war

The only reason, it is not being built, is because of instability in Afghanistan, which, the US is coincidently spending a lot of blood and treasure to bring.

[Arraya]

[quote=patb][quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.[/quote]

Well for some reason they have been working on it since the late 90s. It started as a Centgas and Unocal(Karzai’s old company..lol) program and transformed into Asian Development Bank and British company Penspen. Maybe you should give this group of multi-nationals a call and let them know your much easier route.

reported Forbes in 2005, “the project has been revived and drawn strong US support” as it would allow the Central Asian republics to export energy to Western markets “without relying on Russian routes”. Then-US Ambassador to Turkmenistan Ann Jacobsen noted that: “We are seriously looking at the project, and it is quite possible that American companies will join it.”

But, because of instability, it stalled again. The were even going to start Turkmen part in 2006 but stopped because of the deterioration of the war

The only reason, it is not being built, is because of instability in Afghanistan, which, the US is coincidently spending a lot of blood and treasure to bring.

[Arraya]

[quote=patb][quote=martink110]The war in Afganistan is about oil and gas.
the link shows oil and gas pipelines in the region. Should open your eyes a little.
href=”http://www.informationliberation.com/files/middleastmap.jpg”

You can google for more Afgan oil pipeline information. The US and Russia ain’t in these godforsaken regions to bring justice and freedom to the peoples.[/quote]

seems easier to put a pieline across chechnya into turkey or go east through khazakistian and south through india.[/quote]

Well for some reason they have been working on it since the late 90s. It started as a Centgas and Unocal(Karzai’s old company..lol) program and transformed into Asian Development Bank and British company Penspen. Maybe you should give this group of multi-nationals a call and let them know your much easier route.

reported Forbes in 2005, “the project has been revived and drawn strong US support” as it would allow the Central Asian republics to export energy to Western markets “without relying on Russian routes”. Then-US Ambassador to Turkmenistan Ann Jacobsen noted that: “We are seriously looking at the project, and it is quite possible that American companies will join it.”

But, because of instability, it stalled again. The were even going to start Turkmen part in 2006 but stopped because of the deterioration of the war

The only reason, it is not being built, is because of instability in Afghanistan, which, the US is coincidently spending a lot of blood and treasure to bring.

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