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Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:

I researched and then installed a large solar panel on a houseboat to recharge deep-cycle batteries and to power fans, lights, TV etc.. I have studied and advocated alternative energy sources ever since my "hippy" leftist radical years at Kent State in the late 60's. I am currently employed by a natural gas utility and previously by a dual electric/natural gas utility. I've been in the electric/natural gas industry for 29 years as an instructor and as an emergency responder. I have driven and have refueled natural gas vehicles.

What excites you about this campaign?

Maybe, FINALLY, I can witness a fundamental revolutionary change occur in the people of America, an actual so-called grassroots movement. Maybe, after decades of KNOWING that to survive we need to end oil dependency, I may witness a groundswell of demand which FINALLY forces change. I want to participate in the cessation of America's suicidal lunacy of financing terrorist Muslims' current and avowed future slaughter of our children and their future. Now that's exciting!!

What do you want to do to help?

Participate in "teach-ins", spreading the word in whatever way that furthers the PLAN.

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At 5:30pm on July 23, 2008, Alan said…: Same here! I am also a native of Troy. The woodburner takes a lot of wood! I burn green wood, cardboard, pine wood, tree of heaven (Alanthus), construction debris along with hardwood. It has nearly paid for itself. My neighbors are far enough away that the smoke doesn't bother them. It is a lot of work cutting that much firewood and it is not fun going out in the winter to cut it when I run out! At some point in the future, I may look into geothermal. I was hooked into a gas well years ago, but when the temperature got down into 20s, the gas would compress and there would not be enough to heat the house. Delete Comment

At 6:08pm on July 22, 2008, Alan said…: Hey One toke! Great name! I read your comments and concur with you! I noticed that you were from Vandalia. I grew up in Bradford. My mother is originally from Tipp City.
Alan