Sep 302008
 

Don’t read another word!   Just click on  http://www.frankejames.com/debate/?p=111

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The irony is that the meltdown on Wall Street causes panic. While the melting of the polar ice caps is largely ignored. But Mother Nature cannot be ‘regulated’ or ‘bailed out’.

Franke  James

Artist and writer

www.frankejames.com

http://twitter.com/frankejames

Canadians! there are economic consequences of global warming!

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Sandra Finley wrote:

My dear Franke,

I will be honoured to share your wonderful creativity with everyone on my lists, and with some facebook groups!

You are a gifted woman and indeed a gift to Canadians.

All the best,

Sandra

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From: Franke James Sent: September 29, 2008 11:05 AM

To: sabest1  AT  sasktel.net

Subject: Franke James: Dear Prime Minister, You say a pollution tax would wreak havoc on our economy…

Hi Sandra,

Attached is my press release which will be sent out on Canada Newswire later today or tomorrow morning:

Dear Prime Minister, You say a pollution tax would wreak havoc on our economy…

A little background for you on why I wrote this visual letter to the PM:

Elections are always important but this time around I think the choice we have is more critical than ever.

When I started to imagine talking to my friends and family and suggesting they give serious consideration to voting for any of parties that have a green agenda (Liberals, Greens or NDP), I realized they would all say, “Franke, it’s a nice idea to vote for the environment, but we really have to vote for a strong economy…. ”

When that penny dropped I decided to write a letter to Stephen Harper in the form of a visual essay:

“Dear Prime Minister, You say a pollution tax would wreak havoc on our economy…”   http://www.frankejames.com/debate/?p=111

Please consider sharing this with your network!

Thanks,

Franke

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