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We saw what happened in
http://www.countercurrents.org/bello170508.htm
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
The World Hunger Is Growing (Updated)
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I am writing this blog to simplify things to myself, and anyone who cares to read the stuff. This is my life's long research project. I got a chance here to write something, categorise them, simplify them etc. But the funny thing is...please don't laugh it is not that funny.... most of the subjects I write about are depressing. Does it mean I am a depressing person or a depressed person? And what the hell is the difference? No wonder I have few friends now, than those days. But seriously I find various governmental, political fuck ups interesting. And beleave me they are depressing stuff like terrorism, war, repression..ha ha... put a fucking d in front instead of the r init?. Shite, I am in a good mood today.
Now this is what happened in Mexico. In me own words. By 1980 Mexico was heavily in debt. This was the famous Latin American debt crisis.
So they had to go begging to the WB. Now the WB does not just lend money, they lend money with certain conditions. “Unprecedented thoroughgoing interventionism” they call it but, when at home, it just means that wB intervenes in the national and local government fully. So what do they do? hey order the
exican gov to scrap national and local gov laws concerning controls on wages, national and local gov laws concerning controls on labour laws, and privotis the nationally controlled public service institutions like gas electrics water and all the natural resorces as oil, gas and minerals, well list goes on.
Interest payments which was 19% in 1982 went up to 57% by 1988. Capital expenditure ie the money gov spends on the country went down from 19.3% to 4.4 %. In UK, the farmers get a subsidy for growing stuff, and not growing stuff. So our farmers, although they complain about their poverty, they are hell of a lot better off, as we can see in our own country side. So in Mexico, they had to get rid of the low interest credit given by the gov, the subsidies, the farmer's support by the gov etc. That created powerty amongst the peasant farmers to start with and the peasants had to move into urban areas in seach of work and created the ghettoes. That become a huge problem for the Mexican gov.
In 1994 NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)was born with vengeance in mind. With this agreement the whole neoliberal agenda was implememted. Thia got rid of the remaining powers Mexico had about its agriculture, like the State Agricultural Marketing Board. Two major coporations Cargills on the US side and Maseca on the Mexico side grew into the only power in the corn business in Mexico. Now both companies are US owned. And the middle order farmers went bancrupt and the rest was bought by thetwo companies.
"According to a 2003 Carnegie Endowment report, imports of US agricultural products threw at least 1.3 million farmers out of work — many of whom have since found their way to the United States."
During this time neoliberals have taken over the gov of Mexico. And no one can bring any new laws in support of the low and middle farmers.
So now we know that there is enough corn in the silos but the big companies are keeping the prices high.
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I am writing this blog to simplify things to myself, and anyone who cares to read the stuff. This is my life's long research project. I got a chance here to write something, categorise them, simplify them etc. But the funny thing is...please don't laugh it is not that funny.... most of the subjects I write about are depressing. Does it mean I am a depressing person or a depressed person? And what the hell is the difference? No wonder I have few friends now, than those days. But seriously I find various governmental, political fuck ups interesting. And beleave me they are depressing stuff like terrorism, war, repression..ha ha... put a fucking d in front instead of the r init?. Shite, I am in a good mood today.
Now this is what happened in Mexico. In me own words. By 1980 Mexico was heavily in debt. This was the famous Latin American debt crisis.
So they had to go begging to the WB. Now the WB does not just lend money, they lend money with certain conditions. “Unprecedented thoroughgoing interventionism” they call it but, when at home, it just means that wB intervenes in the national and local government fully. So what do they do? hey order the
exican gov to scrap national and local gov laws concerning controls on wages, national and local gov laws concerning controls on labour laws, and privotis the nationally controlled public service institutions like gas electrics water and all the natural resorces as oil, gas and minerals, well list goes on.
Interest payments which was 19% in 1982 went up to 57% by 1988. Capital expenditure ie the money gov spends on the country went down from 19.3% to 4.4 %. In UK, the farmers get a subsidy for growing stuff, and not growing stuff. So our farmers, although they complain about their poverty, they are hell of a lot better off, as we can see in our own country side. So in Mexico, they had to get rid of the low interest credit given by the gov, the subsidies, the farmer's support by the gov etc. That created powerty amongst the peasant farmers to start with and the peasants had to move into urban areas in seach of work and created the ghettoes. That become a huge problem for the Mexican gov.
In 1994 NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)was born with vengeance in mind. With this agreement the whole neoliberal agenda was implememted. Thia got rid of the remaining powers Mexico had about its agriculture, like the State Agricultural Marketing Board. Two major coporations Cargills on the US side and Maseca on the Mexico side grew into the only power in the corn business in Mexico. Now both companies are US owned. And the middle order farmers went bancrupt and the rest was bought by thetwo companies.
"According to a 2003 Carnegie Endowment report, imports of US agricultural products threw at least 1.3 million farmers out of work — many of whom have since found their way to the United States."
During this time neoliberals have taken over the gov of Mexico. And no one can bring any new laws in support of the low and middle farmers.
So now we know that there is enough corn in the silos but the big companies are keeping the prices high.
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Saturday, May 17, 2008
Did You Know
" In the U.S. and U.K., one in 250 boys is born with a malformed penis; one in 200 with autism."
To get more depressed I advice you to read this article.
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Super Rich #00000001
"The accumulated wealth of those on the rich list has grown to £412.8 billion, an increase of almost £53 billion from last year. Growth has fallen by more than a quarter, from last year’s rate of 20 percent, to 14.7 percent. Of this year’s top 10, only three were born in Britain. Indian-born number one Lakshmi Mittal’s wealth grew by an astonishing 44 percent, mainly by virtue of swallowing up more international steel producing facilities through mergers. Such business manoevres usually result in consolidation and redundency notices for staff who find their jobs duplicated."
"Writing in his Observer column about Rothkopf’s new publication, Will Hutton noted how Prime Minister Gordon Brown has surrounded himself with former employees of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. Jonathan Powell, former premier Tony Blair’s chief of staff, has joined Morgan Stanley and Blair himself receives a large stipend from Goldman Sachs."
Now how many of these banker cronies have stocks & shares in the MIC?
"Britain’s rich get richer even as recession begins to bite"
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"Writing in his Observer column about Rothkopf’s new publication, Will Hutton noted how Prime Minister Gordon Brown has surrounded himself with former employees of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. Jonathan Powell, former premier Tony Blair’s chief of staff, has joined Morgan Stanley and Blair himself receives a large stipend from Goldman Sachs."
Now how many of these banker cronies have stocks & shares in the MIC?
"Britain’s rich get richer even as recession begins to bite"
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The Forgotton Disaster
Was it 2004 when the Tsunami happened in the Bay of Bengal? Yeah not so long ago. But we have forgotton about it, while the affected people are still suffering. This is what happened in Sri Lanka:
"According to official figures, at least 30,920 people died, 519,063 were displaced and 103,836 houses destroyed. The devastation was horrendous. Homes, schools, hospitals, road, rail lines, communications were all swept away. Whole villages disappeared. The survivors were left without shelter, food, clean water and medicine. Many, particularly fishermen, lost their livelihoods."
And these are the sats now:
"According to the government’s Reconstruction and Development Agency (RADA), 6,718 families or more than 25,000 people were still living in appalling conditions in refugee camps in March—that is, more than three years after the tsunami. Most of the families—5,820—are in the North and East where the renewed fighting is taking place. Even in the district surrounding the capital of Colombo, there are 803 families in camps.
These official figures are undoubtedly an underestimate. Moreover, many more of the survivors, including those who have been re-housed, still face enormous economic difficulties. Many fishermen lost their livelihoods and were resettled away from the coastline. On the pretext of protecting the population, the government exploited the opportunity to clear away fishing villages to pave the way for luxury hotels and resorts."
And last a few words from a local about her feelings:
"A 19-year-old girl told the WSWS: “You ask about the situation in Burma. As we can’t watch television or have access to any other media we don’t know what’s going on there. I only know from you about the situation. It sounds somewhat similar. Throughout the world we see how ordinary people are hit by natural disasters and how the rulers treat them.”"
"The tsunami in Sri Lanka: A case study in US humanitarian missions"
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"According to official figures, at least 30,920 people died, 519,063 were displaced and 103,836 houses destroyed. The devastation was horrendous. Homes, schools, hospitals, road, rail lines, communications were all swept away. Whole villages disappeared. The survivors were left without shelter, food, clean water and medicine. Many, particularly fishermen, lost their livelihoods."
And these are the sats now:
"According to the government’s Reconstruction and Development Agency (RADA), 6,718 families or more than 25,000 people were still living in appalling conditions in refugee camps in March—that is, more than three years after the tsunami. Most of the families—5,820—are in the North and East where the renewed fighting is taking place. Even in the district surrounding the capital of Colombo, there are 803 families in camps.
These official figures are undoubtedly an underestimate. Moreover, many more of the survivors, including those who have been re-housed, still face enormous economic difficulties. Many fishermen lost their livelihoods and were resettled away from the coastline. On the pretext of protecting the population, the government exploited the opportunity to clear away fishing villages to pave the way for luxury hotels and resorts."
And last a few words from a local about her feelings:
"A 19-year-old girl told the WSWS: “You ask about the situation in Burma. As we can’t watch television or have access to any other media we don’t know what’s going on there. I only know from you about the situation. It sounds somewhat similar. Throughout the world we see how ordinary people are hit by natural disasters and how the rulers treat them.”"
"The tsunami in Sri Lanka: A case study in US humanitarian missions"
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Iraq War Took A Turn On Saturday
All this time US had the air authority with the Apache helicoptors, and the Mahdi army used tactics like wait for a sandstorm and attack with rocket-propelled grenades, mortars and roadside bombs. Then on Saturday someone shot a surface-to-air missile at the Apache Coptor. It missed and went overhead, but the threat is there, for the worried American military to change the way they use the coptors.
Then just after that happened it looks like the Iraq Gov has signed a truce. It took another day for the details to be finalised...Sunday. Hmmm change of course it seems to me. Is it to the best?
"Missile is fired at copter over Baghdad, U.S. says"
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Then just after that happened it looks like the Iraq Gov has signed a truce. It took another day for the details to be finalised...Sunday. Hmmm change of course it seems to me. Is it to the best?
"Missile is fired at copter over Baghdad, U.S. says"
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Bin Laden, Bush & Phylosophy
I like basic phylosophy. This guy is "Slavoj Zizek, Slovenian philosopher, psychoanalyst and cultural theorist. He is author of more than fifty books, including the forthcoming In Defense of Lost Causes."
Remember when I was on about Bin Laden long time ago?
Here I was talking about how Bin Laden said before the Afghanistan war that he will bankrupt North America by tying them into war which will never end.
Here I sited an article which appeared in here about the interaction of Bin Laden And Bush.
So now this Slovenian philosopher is saying what is apparent to most of us. He says:
"I recently interviewed Slavoj Zizek here in the firehouse studio, just before he spoke at the Left Forum in New York. I began by asking Slavoj Zizek to talk about how he saw the dynamic between President Bush and Osama bin Laden.
SLAVOJ ZIZEK: I think that this is a deeper problem, in the sense that, of course, it would be easy to say they need each other, and I agree, at some level of ideological functioning. If you were to ask me to do a simple caricature for a journal, I would do it—you know that famous Escher paradoxical drawing of one hand drawing—two hands drawing each other? Know? One hand is drawing another person whose hand is again drawing—I think there definitely is, in this sense of a relationship between the two of them, in a way structurally they, the two, need each other."
Is that the reason why Bush never authorise the capture of Bin Laden>
This man talks simple things like Clinton is too political and she will not be able to do any difference from the present regime, But Barack is new and he might do something unexpected like recognize Cuba. Its dagerous policy but he explains that as in the past Nixon went to China to the horror of everyone in the ruling classes, but it worked. "......it’s that a true act creates the conditions of its own possibility. That is to say, it appears impossible, you do it, and the whole field changes: it’s possible."
Talking about Israel Jes and the Palestinians he says:
"First, of course, I have all my sympathies for Palestinians and so on, and maybe what the American public—because I visited Ramallah and all those places—doesn’t know enough is, you know, you only get news here of terror and so on.
You know what was for me the most devastating, frustrating thing? Not the big terror. There, one has to admit it. OK, they have their dirty side, but I mean, let’s face it: Israelis, they are not Nazis. It’s ridiculous. I mean, no, it’s—all this idea, a new holocaust, it’s ridiculous. Israelis are nonetheless relatively civilized and so on. These comparisons are tasteless. But what is really breathtaking—again, if you really visit ordinary Arab villages on the West Bank—it’s these—how should I call it?—micro-political everyday, legal and other annoyances to make life difficult.
Just to give you an example, do you know that if you are a farmer, Jewish or Palestinian, on the West Bank, as a Palestinian farmer, you are allowed to dig a hole for water only three inches deep—if you are Jewish, you can do whatever you want—claiming the—I don’t know what’s even the idea, that you will dig some tunnels for terrorists or whatever? Or you know that on the West Bank the big problem is water. As a Jewish farmer, you get seven times more water per capita, because this has to be distributed to [inaudible]. So this is so frustrating about Palestinians. They admit it, my god. This is not Nazism. They are not just picking us up on the street and shooting, but they’re trying on this micro level to make things so frustrating, impossible to live."
Nicely put. Subtle or what? Then he talkes about real problems we all go through. For the first time I realised racism as a problem which is just tolarated by people. What is there to tolerate... you are racist or not. Here are his words:
"We can show where the problem—for example, maybe you know it. I’ll briefly repeat it, my ultimate example: Racism. Racism, and so on, sexism, this is a problem. But are we aware that it’s not self-evident? The way we approach today this problem, we automatically read it, interpret it as a problem of tolerance. Wait a minute. Racism is not in itself a problem of tolerance. I [inaudible]—look at Martin Luther King’s speeches, you know? He almost doesn’t use the term “tolerance.” For him, racism is a problem of legislation, laws, economic exploitation, and so on and so on. I mean, it would be ridiculous for his dignity of Martin Luther King to say “We blacks want more tolerance from the whites,” in the same way as—you know this as a woman—it would be a ridiculous [inaudible] thing to say “We women want more tolerance from men,” or whatever. It’s not that.
So where we can enter, philosophers, is to say, “Wait a minute. Racism is a real problem, or sexism or whatever. Why? Why do we treat it as a problem of tolerance?” And here, I have an answer, old-fashioned Marxist one. It has to do with this breakdown of this great leftist politics, social welfare, and so on. We live in, what I’m tempted to claim, post-political universe, where politics is more and more a matter of expert administration and so on. So all conflicts which remain are then translated into cultural problems, problems of lifestyle, and so on, but then all that remains is to play the problem of tolerance and so on."
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Remember when I was on about Bin Laden long time ago?
Here I was talking about how Bin Laden said before the Afghanistan war that he will bankrupt North America by tying them into war which will never end.
Here I sited an article which appeared in here about the interaction of Bin Laden And Bush.
So now this Slovenian philosopher is saying what is apparent to most of us. He says:
"I recently interviewed Slavoj Zizek here in the firehouse studio, just before he spoke at the Left Forum in New York. I began by asking Slavoj Zizek to talk about how he saw the dynamic between President Bush and Osama bin Laden.
SLAVOJ ZIZEK: I think that this is a deeper problem, in the sense that, of course, it would be easy to say they need each other, and I agree, at some level of ideological functioning. If you were to ask me to do a simple caricature for a journal, I would do it—you know that famous Escher paradoxical drawing of one hand drawing—two hands drawing each other? Know? One hand is drawing another person whose hand is again drawing—I think there definitely is, in this sense of a relationship between the two of them, in a way structurally they, the two, need each other."
Is that the reason why Bush never authorise the capture of Bin Laden>
This man talks simple things like Clinton is too political and she will not be able to do any difference from the present regime, But Barack is new and he might do something unexpected like recognize Cuba. Its dagerous policy but he explains that as in the past Nixon went to China to the horror of everyone in the ruling classes, but it worked. "......it’s that a true act creates the conditions of its own possibility. That is to say, it appears impossible, you do it, and the whole field changes: it’s possible."
Talking about Israel Jes and the Palestinians he says:
"First, of course, I have all my sympathies for Palestinians and so on, and maybe what the American public—because I visited Ramallah and all those places—doesn’t know enough is, you know, you only get news here of terror and so on.
You know what was for me the most devastating, frustrating thing? Not the big terror. There, one has to admit it. OK, they have their dirty side, but I mean, let’s face it: Israelis, they are not Nazis. It’s ridiculous. I mean, no, it’s—all this idea, a new holocaust, it’s ridiculous. Israelis are nonetheless relatively civilized and so on. These comparisons are tasteless. But what is really breathtaking—again, if you really visit ordinary Arab villages on the West Bank—it’s these—how should I call it?—micro-political everyday, legal and other annoyances to make life difficult.
Just to give you an example, do you know that if you are a farmer, Jewish or Palestinian, on the West Bank, as a Palestinian farmer, you are allowed to dig a hole for water only three inches deep—if you are Jewish, you can do whatever you want—claiming the—I don’t know what’s even the idea, that you will dig some tunnels for terrorists or whatever? Or you know that on the West Bank the big problem is water. As a Jewish farmer, you get seven times more water per capita, because this has to be distributed to [inaudible]. So this is so frustrating about Palestinians. They admit it, my god. This is not Nazism. They are not just picking us up on the street and shooting, but they’re trying on this micro level to make things so frustrating, impossible to live."
Nicely put. Subtle or what? Then he talkes about real problems we all go through. For the first time I realised racism as a problem which is just tolarated by people. What is there to tolerate... you are racist or not. Here are his words:
"We can show where the problem—for example, maybe you know it. I’ll briefly repeat it, my ultimate example: Racism. Racism, and so on, sexism, this is a problem. But are we aware that it’s not self-evident? The way we approach today this problem, we automatically read it, interpret it as a problem of tolerance. Wait a minute. Racism is not in itself a problem of tolerance. I [inaudible]—look at Martin Luther King’s speeches, you know? He almost doesn’t use the term “tolerance.” For him, racism is a problem of legislation, laws, economic exploitation, and so on and so on. I mean, it would be ridiculous for his dignity of Martin Luther King to say “We blacks want more tolerance from the whites,” in the same way as—you know this as a woman—it would be a ridiculous [inaudible] thing to say “We women want more tolerance from men,” or whatever. It’s not that.
So where we can enter, philosophers, is to say, “Wait a minute. Racism is a real problem, or sexism or whatever. Why? Why do we treat it as a problem of tolerance?” And here, I have an answer, old-fashioned Marxist one. It has to do with this breakdown of this great leftist politics, social welfare, and so on. We live in, what I’m tempted to claim, post-political universe, where politics is more and more a matter of expert administration and so on. So all conflicts which remain are then translated into cultural problems, problems of lifestyle, and so on, but then all that remains is to play the problem of tolerance and so on."
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Rice prices rising despite record world crop
""World paddy production in 2008 could grow by about 2.3 percent, reaching a new record level of 666 million tonnes, according to our preliminary forecasts," FAO rice expert Concepcion Calpe said in a statement.
"For the first time, paddy production in Asia may surpass the 600 million tonne benchmark this year, amounting to 605 million tonnes," Calpe said.
In Africa, rice output is forecast to grow 3.6 percent to 23.2 million tonnes in 2008, while output in Latin America and the Caribbean is seen rising 7.4 percent to 26.2 million tonnes, the FAO said."
It is clear now the wheat and rice had a bumper harvest last year. Wall street is it? Someone left a comment saying that Chicago Stock Market do not trade in commodities. But how the hell do I know? No seriously within the time limit I have I am looking into this subject of commodities and stock markets. Time I educated meself on the subject. Thanks for the comment.
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"For the first time, paddy production in Asia may surpass the 600 million tonne benchmark this year, amounting to 605 million tonnes," Calpe said.
In Africa, rice output is forecast to grow 3.6 percent to 23.2 million tonnes in 2008, while output in Latin America and the Caribbean is seen rising 7.4 percent to 26.2 million tonnes, the FAO said."
It is clear now the wheat and rice had a bumper harvest last year. Wall street is it? Someone left a comment saying that Chicago Stock Market do not trade in commodities. But how the hell do I know? No seriously within the time limit I have I am looking into this subject of commodities and stock markets. Time I educated meself on the subject. Thanks for the comment.
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Lebanon
It simply was not Hezbollah fighting the government forves as all the western media said. It was the Hezbollah supporting the Government forces to attack a US backed Opposition group who tried to take over the government by a Coup.
"Hezbollah Foiled US Coup Bid In Lebanon - Report"
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"Hezbollah Foiled US Coup Bid In Lebanon - Report"
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New Zealand student debt levels reach $10 billion mark
"Last month, a national “day of action” was held in New Zealand to mark a new milestone: New Zealand’s collective student debt has reached $NZ10 billion. Demonstrations and other events took place in many of the country’s main centres and on tertiary campuses.
Student debt has sharply escalated under the Labour government. The most recent NZUSA Student Income & Expenditure Survey (2007) identified significant increases in students’ living costs and indebtedness, with average debt rising 54 percent since the survey was last conducted in 2004, and now topping $28,838 per person."
I hope someone got the money? What money...its a debt...to have a debt you do not need money. It is sheer lack of it I presume. Or am I daft?
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Student debt has sharply escalated under the Labour government. The most recent NZUSA Student Income & Expenditure Survey (2007) identified significant increases in students’ living costs and indebtedness, with average debt rising 54 percent since the survey was last conducted in 2004, and now topping $28,838 per person."
I hope someone got the money? What money...its a debt...to have a debt you do not need money. It is sheer lack of it I presume. Or am I daft?
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More than 20 killed as tornadoes strike the southern US
"More than 20 people were killed this weekend when at least 77 tornadoes touched down across the southern and southwestern United States. The storms claimed lives in Oklahoma, Georgia, and Missouri, while causing considerable damage in several other states. The latest wave of storms has helped to make 2008 the deadliest tornado season in a decade and the seventh deadliest since 1950, when such records first began being kept."
Yep 20 people dead not 20,000 init? Wonder whether this was created by US HAARP organisation. US,UK, Russians, Chinese; they all know how to create certain types of weather; if certain conditions can be predicted then it can be easier and heavier. Burmese Yyphoon was predicted 48hours earlier. Then there is no ground communications like we have here. Reason is decades of sanctions. Yeah I am noton the side of the fucking Burmese generals and the fucking army. Who put them there and keep them there. China? Chevron? hmmm
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Yep 20 people dead not 20,000 init? Wonder whether this was created by US HAARP organisation. US,UK, Russians, Chinese; they all know how to create certain types of weather; if certain conditions can be predicted then it can be easier and heavier. Burmese Yyphoon was predicted 48hours earlier. Then there is no ground communications like we have here. Reason is decades of sanctions. Yeah I am noton the side of the fucking Burmese generals and the fucking army. Who put them there and keep them there. China? Chevron? hmmm
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The Dreams Come True
In early late 1990's I was telling me mates that if I won the lottery in the range of over 26 million I will buy a air craft carrier, medium size. Convert it into a communal ship by taking all the war mongering shite out. Then few thousand likely minded families live there and call it a sovereign country. No laws except what you feel at that time. No taxes... currency is equal to what ever the other currency we are working with. Everone is an ambassodor...even little babies. Every one represent something or another in your own age range.
Aha they are doing it. The Voyager has been launched and the first voyage been done. The bigger one to live on called Freedom something or another is already designed. Hope I win the lottery man
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Aha they are doing it. The Voyager has been launched and the first voyage been done. The bigger one to live on called Freedom something or another is already designed. Hope I win the lottery man
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Things I Feel, I Am; And Feel, Am I?
One of the weird things I remeber happening to me was; I was rushing down the railway path in Easton to get to the Doctor's. A freind of mine came across and said, "Hi Shariff How Are You?". I said "I am excellant, going to see my GP."
And that was that.
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And that was that.
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Monday, May 12, 2008
Are We Testing Our Kids Too Much
What is in essence is the education of a child. Me as a child always feared the adults andt the system. System for me as a child is ...yep is... the society who is around me and watching and criticising me about any action I am involved in. So when I go to face an exam in school there is no difference from the stuff I go through at home. When I was a child they never listen to me, but at the same time I had to tell them what they wanted to hear. So now someone who is working on a new fucking system ..dont forget the system is discovered and adhered to safe guard the people who infource it on others..... is trying to get rid of this system and get his/her system on to make a lot of money from the wee children.
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End of Cheap Food Today On ITV 1
Spin is on. The Bankers after losing money on the credit market is trying to recoop the money back. And the guys have the insight into the media. Check ITV on 20:12 12/05/2008 called End of Cheap Food: ITV 1 from 8:00pm to 8:30pm....
This program started saying things like...when the global tepm went up they said that if you cut the car journeys, then we can do something to reverse the effect. but they were riding high on airplanes which did 1000L% mre harm.
So we now know that if we do not produce locally and depend on the outside for supply then we have a problem in the long run....which is now.
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This program started saying things like...when the global tepm went up they said that if you cut the car journeys, then we can do something to reverse the effect. but they were riding high on airplanes which did 1000L% mre harm.
So we now know that if we do not produce locally and depend on the outside for supply then we have a problem in the long run....which is now.
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Did You Know (tikka masala )
about tikka masala that,
"Perhaps the most widely reported explanation of the origins of the dish is that it was conceived in Glasgow in the late 1960s, when a customer, who found the traditional chicken tikka too dry, asked for some gravy.[1] The chef supposedly improvised a sauce from tomato soup, yogurt and spices.[2] "
Wicked I am waiting for comments on this. Likely stuff we British loves init?
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"Perhaps the most widely reported explanation of the origins of the dish is that it was conceived in Glasgow in the late 1960s, when a customer, who found the traditional chicken tikka too dry, asked for some gravy.[1] The chef supposedly improvised a sauce from tomato soup, yogurt and spices.[2] "
Wicked I am waiting for comments on this. Likely stuff we British loves init?
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Saturday, May 10, 2008
Did You Know
that, in UK
"According to recently published research, the number of cases of Incapacity Benefit “fraud” is so low it is almost impossible to measure accurately. It is estimated to account for less than 0.3 percent of total Incapacity Benefit payments."
"Basic Incapacity Benefit payment ranges from £63.75 on the “short-term lower late” to £84.50 on the “long-term higher rate.” Research conducted by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation in 2004 found that claimants on Incapacity Benefit and or Disability Living Allowance/Income Support met only 28 percent of the costs of people with low-medium needs, 30 percent of the costs of people with intermittent/fluctuating needs, 35 percent of the costs of deaf people and people with visual impairments and 50 percent of the costs of people with high-medium support needs."
"Britain: Welfare Reform Act to force sick and vulnerable into work"
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"According to recently published research, the number of cases of Incapacity Benefit “fraud” is so low it is almost impossible to measure accurately. It is estimated to account for less than 0.3 percent of total Incapacity Benefit payments."
"Basic Incapacity Benefit payment ranges from £63.75 on the “short-term lower late” to £84.50 on the “long-term higher rate.” Research conducted by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation in 2004 found that claimants on Incapacity Benefit and or Disability Living Allowance/Income Support met only 28 percent of the costs of people with low-medium needs, 30 percent of the costs of people with intermittent/fluctuating needs, 35 percent of the costs of deaf people and people with visual impairments and 50 percent of the costs of people with high-medium support needs."
"Britain: Welfare Reform Act to force sick and vulnerable into work"
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Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Drunk & Stoned What I feel Now
Watching this US "Police, Camera, Action" and the commentator is a bit wierd init? He maes me feel like , "Shite, I should be out there doing that, I mean be a perp."
Yeah that feeling has been working since I started wondering into this program when there is nothing about. So am I right to believe that the commentator who is a pig-bum sucker....well worse than that. He is in the corporate world making money for the pigs.
You know that it is an establihment of Po lice, which goes as far as we lived in communities as humans. They came after the prostitutes then after that came the surveyers. So if there is no crime in the streets then why do we need the po lice. They are a parasite. Everytime the crime rate goes down the coppers become less. They are equal forces, kept up for their own future progress. If one is not there.....So why don't we create more crime and there is more work for all of us, says some of us. If you are not with us you are with them, sir.
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Yeah that feeling has been working since I started wondering into this program when there is nothing about. So am I right to believe that the commentator who is a pig-bum sucker....well worse than that. He is in the corporate world making money for the pigs.
You know that it is an establihment of Po lice, which goes as far as we lived in communities as humans. They came after the prostitutes then after that came the surveyers. So if there is no crime in the streets then why do we need the po lice. They are a parasite. Everytime the crime rate goes down the coppers become less. They are equal forces, kept up for their own future progress. If one is not there.....So why don't we create more crime and there is more work for all of us, says some of us. If you are not with us you are with them, sir.
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