LifeAmazon- Saving the World!

[Mitch-tyler]

I just amde a forum that will save the rainforest. I am making a petition, and contacting all the big evnvironmentalists in the world. I haev already talked with Steven harper, the PRime Minister of Canada. I will then be contacting David Suzuki, And Al Gore to share their input on the Amazon Rainforest. So join up, becasue you might get something out of it! We might even get feeatured on the International News.

www.LifeAmazon.ca.tt

-Mitch [Forum Owner of LifeAmazon]

[Colin-Roberts]

lol keep wishing theres no way you talked to steven harper.

[Aflux]

I highly doubt that your forum will save the rainforest, infact, it won't.

fail.

[Mitch-tyler]

lol keep wishing theres no way you talked to steven harper.

Do you want to see the note?

Dear Mitchell:

On behalf of the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, I would like to thank you for your e-mail regarding the environment.

Mr. Harper believes that Canada is the most beautiful country in the world, and that it is our responsibility to protect it. Only through a healthier environment can Canadians create the quality of life and standard of living to which we all aspire. That is why Budget 2007 invests $4.5 billion to clean our air and water, reduce greenhouse gases, combat climate change and protect our natural environment.

The Government of Canada's ecoAction Plan includes one of the most aggressive plans to tackle greenhouse gases and air pollution in the world, which will impose mandatory targets on industry to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by 150 megatonnes by 2020, and air pollutants by 50% by 2015.

The Plan also provides support for renewable energy (wind, solar, geothermal); helps Canadians waste less energy; funds research and development of environmental technologies; and will help Canadians who wish to drive fuel-efficient, or low-emission vehicles.

Mr. Harper encourages you to work throughout your life to keep Canada clean and to do your part to preserve the natural beauty of our great country. For more information about the Government's environmental initiatives, you may wish to visit the ecoAction Web page, at www.ecoaction.gc.ca.

Thank you for taking the time to share your views with the Prime Minister on this important issue.


P. Monteith
Executive Correspondence Officer
for the Prime Minister's Office
Agent de correspondance
de la haute direction
pour le Cabinet du Premier ministre

[Aflux]

Show me the paperwork and maybe you'll turn me.

[Oni]

Do you want to see the note?

You havent talked with him, if I emailed 'his' email adress about say a cheese shortage I would get a reply too, its one of his secretarys or whatever.

[Mitch-tyler]

You havent talked with him, if I emailed 'his' email adress about say a cheese shortage I would get a reply too, its one of his secretarys or whatever.

have fun dying of no oxygen then.

[Oni]

You are officially an idiot, all I said was its kind of like an automatic email. Im sure I do more than you about the environment, I'm a member of greenpeace and I go to protests and stuff.

[Tomm]

Do you want to see the note?

Right lets note a few things in that email:

Dear Mitchell:

On behalf of the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, I would like to thank you for your e-mail regarding the environment.

Mr. Harper believes that Canada is the most beautiful country in the world, and that it is our responsibility to protect it. Only through a healthier environment can Canadians create the quality of life and standard of living to which we all aspire. That is why Budget 2007 invests $4.5 billion to clean our air and water, reduce greenhouse gases, combat climate change and protect our natural environment.

The Government of Canada's ecoAction Plan includes one of the most aggressive plans to tackle greenhouse gases and air pollution in the world, which will impose mandatory targets on industry to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by 150 megatonnes by 2020, and air pollutants by 50% by 2015.

The Plan also provides support for renewable energy (wind, solar, geothermal); helps Canadians waste less energy; funds research and development of environmental technologies; and will help Canadians who wish to drive fuel-efficient, or low-emission vehicles.

Mr. Harper encourages you to work throughout your life to keep Canada clean and to do your part to preserve the natural beauty of our great country. For more information about the Government's environmental initiatives, you may wish to visit the ecoAction Web page, at www.ecoaction.gc.ca.

Thank you for taking the time to share your views with the Prime Minister on this important issue.


P. Monteith
Executive Correspondence Officer
for the Prime Minister's Office
Agent de correspondance
de la haute direction
pour le Cabinet du Premier ministre

Get my point?

[Oni]

Its a standard environmental email from the canadian prime minister.