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Instead, many influential Christians are allied with corporate profiteers and industries that are decimating the planet and its myriad animate species. The storms of 2005 have already achieved legendary status by claiming lives, shutting down freeways, decimating communities, undermining homes on hillsides and generally making life a damp and mucky nightmare for everyone in the region. Terrorists could easily spread disease among livestock and crops, decimating the world's breadbasket, says Doug Stutz, of Stutz, Schuh & Associates, Miami, Fla. |
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