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Regarding the Miracle II fertilizer several people are discussing at the
moment: A quick look at the home page of the website carrying the research
on this Miracle II product reveals a devotion to environmental technology,
bio and chemical warfare detox agents, Dragons Blood, Scottish genealogy,
sun phases, graphic arts, real estate sales and a number of other
interesting, if incongruous, matters. Oh, that's in addition to the
research into the alleged Miracle II product.

I don't say this to disparage whatever research might be ongoing, merely to
say that the gentleman named Elder who is propounding it apparently has a
number of rather, ummmmmmm, diverse activities going on.

May I humbly suggest that a claim of a 200% increase in yield at a test
farm, with no photos or factual information given to back up this rather
interesting claim, is a good reason to whittle down the derivative URL
address of the report and look at the home page of the site carrying it.

Yours in the interests of well-investigated fertilizer,

Ed Kliman
Austin, TX
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> Folks:
>
> Regarding the Miracle II fertilizer several people are discussing at the
> moment: A quick look at the home page of the website carrying the research
> on this Miracle II product reveals a devotion to environmental technology,
> bio and chemical warfare detox agents, Dragons Blood, Scottish genealogy,
> sun phases, graphic arts, real estate sales and a number of other
> interesting, if incongruous, matters. Oh, that's in addition to the
> research into the alleged Miracle II product.
>
> I don't say this to disparage whatever research might be ongoing, merely to
> say that the gentleman named Elder who is propounding it apparently has a
> number of rather, ummmmmmm, diverse activities going on.
>
> May I humbly suggest that a claim of a 200% increase in yield at a test
> farm, with no photos or factual information given to back up this rather
> interesting claim, is a good reason to whittle down the derivative URL
> address of the report and look at the home page of the site carrying it.
>
> Yours in the interests of well-investigated fertilizer,
>
> Ed Kliman
> Austin, TX--

Folks,

1 - I'm suprised this got past the moderator. And since it did, it is only fair
that the
moderator allows me to respond.

2- "Killing the messenger" works against honest inquiry.

3- While claiming not to be disparaging, that is exactly what "Ed" has done. His
reasoning

for the "non-disparagment" is my "diversity", lack of "photos" and his claim of
"no
factual
information".

a- Range Guide is a division of Burk Hale, Inc, which mainly deals with real
estate
matters,
investments and consultation. Burk Hale, Inc began in 1908 and is one of the
most
respected, cutting-edge corporations in America. My father, Burk Hale, Jr. is
also
county commissioner in Catoosa County, Georgia. Range Guide was initially
founded
to deal with concerns regarding boundary survey issues, and marketing/R & D of
the
latest technology for finding resources underground by high altitude and
satelite survey
methods used by the Range Guide Team members. Being that I've also worked as
a guide, many issues about survival have given rise to the need to address the
latest
developments towards that end, including health issues, environmental issues and
the
like, and so those issues are addressed. Working with government also is a major
concern with survival, and thus FIGJA, which I'm National Administrator of. In
an effort
to encourage the young to take interest in these important issues, I gave the
website
an interesting and thought provoking theme, and included family interests that
might
help to attract internet enthusiasts of all ages.

b- If I were not so diversified, you who are reading this would never have known
about Miracle II and its amazing qualities. And if my Greek friend, John
Mousourakis
hs not informed me about the waste-water problem with olive oil production, it
is
even more likely that you would not have known about Miracle II.

c- There are agricultural photos on the internet regarding Miracle II, but they
may
not provide the necessary criteria that one might demand. This is an ongoing
research
project that is just begining to be popularized, i.e., CUTTING EDGE. You are all
welcome to wait months or years after many have already benefited from Miracle
II
and have submitted there findings, or you may join the endeavor and be among the
first to discover the benefits with agricultural applications. The momentum of
this
product will not be "whittled down" one bit by individuals of limited vision and
diversity.

d- Factual information has been presented. There are more details, of course,
but
my intent was to share highlights of Miracle II's track record.

Folks, as I have said already, I've offered a solution that has many
possibilities to
answering agricultural needs. You have been invited to participate in the
research
with me, and offered a substantial discount for your participation. I am honored
and gratelful to assist everyone who has an interest in making things better for
all
concerned in olive oil manufacturing. Some of you will have the vision to see
the
possibilities and some of you will not. Miracle II will continue its mission
that has
grown for the last 20 years. Delighted newcomers will be thankful as thousands
have already been. But some will add unfairness to their healthy skepticism and
"miss the boat", as they say. You are encouraged to look beyond such bias.

Miracle II is not a "fertilizer". But it seems to do just as well or better.
Olive
producers, in many cases, need to address the waste water problem, and that
is the main concern I was encouraged to address. It only stands to reason that
if it has been shown to increase crop production and quality that the smart
olive oil manufacturer will take a bad problem and turn it into an advantage
with
Miracle II. I'm not a salesman, I'm a facilitator. Proceeds from sales of this
amazing product go to Sunshine Ranch Youth Camp. [You are welcome to
buy it from "salesmen" at other websites at full retail.]

Warmest Regards,
Burk-Elder: Hale, Third
Administrative Assistant/Burk Hale, Inc.
Range Guide EcoChallenge Director [Applying new technologies for a better world]
H.O.P.E. Club Marketing Director [Energy Technology/innovations]
FIGJA National Administrator [Volunteer/Grand Jury Education/Service]
Herald's Net Works Director [Volunteer/Christian
Education/Communications/Service]
Millstones Director [Volunteer/Prevention of family and child abuse]
CASA [Volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate for abused children]

--
Elder Hale - Phone 706-937-7379 or FAX 706 937-7380
rangeguide@bigfoot.com - http://www.rangeguide.net
702 Woodgate Road, Ringgold, Georgia, uSA 30736



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