the little red buttons? There's nothing like blood and guts splattering all over your apathetic students to motivate them. TomRude says: November 26, 2010 at 8:32 am Your like or dislike of my tone is irrelevant. Being too soft to call a duck a duck (especially when it walks like one and talks like one) is not taking the high road. He had plenty o' evidence to at least convince someone to make these guys open the books. Sorry. This is a two minute video on a favorite topic of Suzuki, salmon farming. Just look at the reaction of the audience at the rant about the toxins, this spiel was given after they had eaten the salmon ! He actually signed a book for me and my daughter many years ago, doing so, without comment, I really wanted him to comment on Theodore Roszak (mentioned in one of his publications) but got no reply. Not the friendliest of authors, but then again, there is so little time to save the planet. He seems to display an intolerance common to know-it-all eco- warriors. In a lecture at the ANU that I attended, he called the 1990?s, "The turnaround decade". Well David, we didn't and we are still here, a little more informed than you seem to be. To understand Suzuki you must understand his childhood. He and his family were sent to internment camps in WW II. That left him with a huge subconscious chip on his shoulder, and sometimes his