Reflect, Recharge, REVOLT!

  
Pure and simple: It's up to us, my fellow renegades. 


  
From dust I came; to dust I shall return.

The time is rapidly approaching to take point and see this through. 

I hope you will join me.


PLR

Renegade
  

Blackwaters: Sound Familiar?

Not my usual musical offering, but this song certainly strikes more than a few chords.


  
    

Occupy THIS!

  

Ready or not, here we come.

They will never see us coming.

PLR

Renegade

  

EID Marcellus: From Trucksville to Turbotville to -

          

I received an email yesterday from one of our fellow bloggers. Although I've followed their posts for at least a year, and have them on my blogroll, I never had any direct dealings with them. 

They sent me a list of ISP addresses and other data, and gave a very short background narrative on where the information came from and what it represented. They ended the message with: "Save this for the days ahead."

  

Seems some gas industry shills recently got suckered into exposing their network of contacts by falling all over a very cleverly-parsed post which basically said nothing. I remember reading the post, but it seems to have disappeared along with all their prior offerings except one which, true to their style, says almost nothing but pegs the mental "wow" meter nonetheless.

For the days ahead indeed. 

PLR

Renegade

     

Ragin' Against the Machine on the Streets of Philadelphia

  

Yep. I was there. So were between 800 and 900 other like-minded souls who've had enough of having the natural gas industry jammed down their collective gullets.

I didn't have any hi-tech crowd counting equipment with me, but I truly believe reports of 2,000+ marchers was just a little bit of a stretch. Either way, it was an impressive turnout.

Here are a few pics from the hundreds I took.

Now this crew below with the high-end cameras was interesting.

They seemed to be intently focused on taking pictures of people in the crowd. Wonder why?

 

Anyway, I have some friends in Nanticoke who need help putting their lives back together once the Susquehanna's floodwaters recede. I'll be getting muddy with them for the next week or so.

PLR.

Renegade

  

Shale Gas Outrage: Philly-bound

    
Hope to see everyone in Philadelphia. Should be a sight to behold.

For the record, I'll be taking pictures of them taking pictures of us.


PLR.


Renegade

Tom Corbett: Bubbles and Bullsh*t

     
In three weeks, it'll be one year since Bradford County residents noticed that the Susquehanna River was bubbling methane where it never had bubbled before. And, as of a few weeks ago, it's still bubbling.

If you haven't been keeping up with events over the past year, we've had more contaminated wells, more spills, more fatalities, and more plain old "all is well" bullsh*t being shoveled our way by our elected officials in Pennsylvania and Washington.

I wanted to ralph when I heard that our good governor was paddling down the same river he is allowing to be degraded as a thinly-veiled ploy to promote tourism. I do give him credit, however, for being smart enough to wear a personal flotation device and bring along security. I hope there was more than one on the water.

As we all know, you just can't predict what can happen on the river.

Nice shades, Tommy. Who's that on your flank?