# Just the $600 billion that Congress has allocated for military operations in Iraq to date could have built over 9000 wind farms (at 50 MW capacity each), with the overall capacity to meet a quarter of the country’s current electricity demand. If 25% of our power came from wind, rather than coal, it would reduce US GHG emissions by over 1 billion metric tons of CO2 per year – equivalent to approximately 1/6 of the country’s total CO2 emissions in 2006.
# In 2006, the US spent more on the war in Iraq than the whole world spent on investment in renewable energy
HOW TO SUCK MORE MONEY OUT OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HOW TO SUCK MORE MONEY OUT OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE...
Posted Mar 16, 2008 02:16 PM PST
Category: DICTATORSHIP
Step 1: Use taxpayer money and additional ticket fees to add tons of security to make airport travel a painful experience.
Step 2: Sell travelers a card to let them go back to boarding planes hassle free like they used to before all the added security.
Net effect? People still get on the planes like they used to, but are now suckered into paying for security systems and paying more to ignore them.
The leftist leader warned that Colombia’s slaying of rebel spokesman Raul Reyes could spark a war.
“It wasn’t any combat. It was a cowardly murder, all of it coldly calculated,” Chavez said.
“We pay tribute to a true revolutionary, who was Raul Reyes,” Chavez said, recalling that he had met rebel in Brazil in 1995 and calling him a “good revolutionary.”
Chavez: Colombia the Israel of region
Chavez said he had just spoken to Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa and that Ecuador was also sending troops to its border with Colombia.
“The Colombian government has become the Israel of Latin America,” an agitated Chavez said, mentioning another country that he has criticized for its military strikes. “We aren’t going to permit Colombia to become the Israel of these lands.”
My sleep was largely interrupted , last night so was my my daughter’s. The shooting was so heavy against different areas of the city , as well as different parts of the Gaza strip , the jet fighters sound was too loud as well as the helicopters sound.
This morning 28th of February it is disproportional open war , civilians pay the price , 15 people were killed , as an outcome of last night attack , including 3 months old baby 1000 children were killed in the last 5 years alone
THE Palestinian Authority claims the two-week breach of the border between southern Gaza and Egypt last month allowed up to 2000 global jihadi militants to infiltrate the restive strip to take up the fight against Israel.
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The men have begun tours of Hamas training camps throughout Gaza and have vowed to step up attacks on the Israeli side of the security barrier, say key figures among forces loyal to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who lost control of Gaza during infighting last June.
En clair : Mahmoud Habas travaille avec Israel pour donner une escuse au massacre final de Gaza. Bientôt sur vos écrans, la solution finale en direct, l'élimination complète des "globals jihadistes"
And while both talked about wrong-headed U.S. policy in Iraq and Iran, they also criticized Israel for its role.
Scott Ritter, UN weapons inspector in Iraq from 1991 to 1998, and Edward Peck, onetime chief of mission in Baghdad and former ambassador to Mauritania, spoke recently at a forum sponsored by Cleveland Peace Action Now and Trinity Cathedral. Before the event, this reporter and a journalist from The Plain Dealer talked to Ritter and Peck.
The White House is using outright fabrications and exaggerations to persuade the American public that Iran has an active nuclear weapons program, Ritter and Peck claimed. The ultimate goal, they said, is overthrow of Iran’s Islamic theocracy.
Just as he did with Iraq, President Bush is falsely positioning Iran as a threat to U.S. national security and a leading sponsor of terrorism, contended Ritter, a 12-year Marine veteran who spent four years in Israel as lead liaison between the UN and the Jewish state on the issues of Iraq and nuclear weapons.
People are that stupid that if you say something over and over they figure it has to be true because why else could you say it over and over on mass media?
Cet article est vraiment interressant comme panorama de la situation actuelle. Au sujet des élections aux USA en 2008.
J'ai une petite remarque sur la stupidité
Ils ne sont pas stupides. C'est qu'ils pensent tout savoir. Ils ne pensent pas, comme certaines personnes très bizarres, qu'ils pourraient apprendre quelque chose comme : "la TV, le cinema de masse, les masses médias et les systèmes éducatifs mentent et manipulent, vous vendent et vous empoisonnent. Vous dirigent, et n'ont pas plus de considérations pour nous que nous n'en avons pour notre planète. Nous enlèvent la possibilité de vivre une vie simple basée sur la coopération, l'entente et l'amour. Bref, ils nous détruisent le peu de temps que nous avons dans cette petite vie. Ce système est fait pour aliéner".
Ou bien : "Le 11 septembre 2001 n'a pas été ce que les mass médias nous ont raconté. Cet événement a même été organisé au pire, au mieux facilité, par ces mêmes personnes qui l'utilisent comme excuse pour bombarder et massacrer où ils veulent dans le monde. La guerre contre le terrorisme est un crime contre l'humanité."
Encore... "Quand ils disent qu'ils vont faire la paix en Irak ou en afghanistan, ça veut dire que c'est la guerre, les massacres et la mort qu'ils vont y semer"... Oui oui...
Ces gens qui ne croient en rien ou presque, ne sont pas stupides, ils sont arrogants.
