Europe gets much of its oil from Libya. So they demanded that NATO invade. Now that the Europeans gave us the green light, out comes Obama: ‘We cannot stand idly by’. Obama isn’t idle. Since becoming President, in between using Predator missiles to kill civilians (unlike Gaddafi, we kill someone else’s people, not our own) he runs around the planet finishing off America by signing endless ‘free trade’ agreements.
These are like a burning nuclear power plant: reactive. This thing has grown and grown and grown since NAFTA. Our trade deficit has grown and grown and grown since NAFTA. All the deals make it worse and worse and worse. Here is an example from today: Obamas in Brazil to build US trade ties
- The numbers tell it all. In 2003, the United States exported $11.2 billion in total goods and services to Brazil, while it imported $17.9 billion. In 2006, those numbers had exploded to $19.2 billion in exports and $26.4 billion in imports—still a deficit, but a significantly narrowing one.
- Photographs and amateur video footage have provided the first compelling evidence that professional snipers shot to kill when they opened fire on an anti-government demonstration in Yemen that left at least 52 protesters dead.
The dead are nearly all Shi’ites. There is this blind spot with the US. If Shi’ites are being massacred by Sunnis, we are fine with this. It is probably one of the more disgusting parts of our foreign policy positions. Palestinians get treated this way, too. We just don’t care if they are massacred.
If 5 Israelis are killed by Palestinians who resent them invading the West Bank illegally, the US huffs and puffs and demands Abbas apologize and grovel. He did and Israel slapped him good by planting even more illegal alien outposts deep inside the West Bank. The US shrugs.
In Bahrain, the mad ruler there massacred unarmed civilians, too and then Bahrain Tears Down Pearl Monument. Again: the US shrugs. Why shoot missiles and fly war jets over Bahrain? Why kill the alien Saudi forces sent in to crush a bunch of annoying Shi’ite demonstrators?
We owe the King of Saudi Arabia: Report: Saudi Arabia Paid Raymond Davis’ ‘Blood Money’ — News from Antiwar.com. Yup, I believe this story. Someone paid off someone else. That is certain. The CIA assassin fled to the US where he will hide. Another has replaced him since the insane assassin program has resumed with stellar mistakes scattering blood and guts all over the place.
- The Wednesday release of CIA contractor Raymond Davis came after the payment of $2.34 million in Diyat (blood money) to the legal heirs of the two people he killed on the streets of Lahore. The real mystery, however, is where that money came from, as US officials denied paying it….But the latest report seems to be that the Saudi Arabian government actually paid the money in an attempt to rescue the US-Pakistani relationship. The payment was said to be temporary, however, and again reimbursement by the US is expected at some point in the future.
It is nice to know the world continues to be insane. I feel most secure. Assured by many environmentalists who are terrified that the world will come to an end if it is as warm as during the dinosaur eras…who knows? Tyrannosaurus Rexes might go crazy and assassinate Pakistanis!—so we are assured that having many, many mini-nuclear power plants, as Gore said yesterday, we will be saved from a Stegasaurus future death: Executives May Have Lost Valuable Time at Damaged Nuclear Plant – NYTimes.com
- The question is whether they waited too long before pumping seawater into the plant, which would ruin a valuable investment.
- Kuni Yogo, a former atomic energy policy planner in Japan’s Science and Technology Agency, said he believed that the executives at Tokyo Electric Power, or Tepco, did not recognize the risks soon enough. They failed to cool the reactors on the Friday of the disaster, and even after a hydrogen explosion the next morning, they waited until that Saturday evening to start dousing the reactors with seawater — and did not even try to put water into the spent fuel pools for several days.
The gnomes running and then destroying the global financial systems refused to stop the Derivatives Beast and when it went into full meltdown, when first Lehman Brothers and then AIG went down in flames, we had to dump trillions and trillions of dollars and euros into this flaming nuclear money reactor to put out the fires.
But before this, many people including myself, warned about this and talked about how to stop it and were ignored. Why? Greed, of course! So, rather than lose the nuclear reactors, they refused to put out the fires and let them burn. Now, it is too late. The reactors are destroyed, the power plant is destroyed, the lands around are ruined, 100,000+ thousand people are thrown out of their homes, Tokyo is blacked out and…this is what is wrong with nuclear power plants.
You can’t trust the idiots running it to do a sane job. They can’t. They won’t. Anymore than the gnomes can run a banking system. The banking system continues to be a looting expedition. They won’t make it run safer or better. They want it to be a looting expedition. It makes them filthy rich. Everyone running all the systems want a looting expedition which is why Obama is working day and night to expand ‘free trade’ even as it makes our trade deficit worse and worse.
Things aren’t going so hot or rather are way too hot in Japan as Japanese officials report radioactive iodine in Tokyo water. Click on the link here to see the nuclear pollution as it mostly moves out to sea except for one period when it was rather nasty and rotated over Tokyo: ZAMG – Aktuelle Informationen
The lunatics running Japan into the ground are trying to scramble to provide housing for the victims of the tsunami and nuclear madness: Construction of prefab housing gets under way | The Japan Times Online
- In the wrecked city of Kamaishi, also in Iwate, plans to build temporary housing at a baseball field were postponed because of gasoline shortages that are hampering the delivery of building materials, local authorities said.
- The Iwate Prefectural Government plans to build a total of 8,800 houses for evacuees…In total, about 387,000 evacuees from the disaster are staying at 2,200 shelters.
I did the math: 44 people per temporary house. Sounds more crowded than a Tokyo subway car. Maybe the government will provide guys with white gloves and blue caps to shove everyone into these small houses. The people running ShelterBox are shipping tents to Japan:

Japan has tents. But it is very cold (yes, COLD) right now so people want warm houses with heat. Coal or kerosene heat. I know these are dangerous fuels. But freezing to death has its own downside, too. I know what that is since I live where it is very cold and tonight it will be 19 degrees F. Brrr.
Here is another story about how the Japanese people seem unable to go after their own rulers and whack them. I do admire the brave people in Arab countries: they actually fight back when ruled by demented or evil entities: Japan crisis: ‘There’s no food, tell people there is no food’ – Telegraph
- Amazingly, many residents in Ichinomaki refuse to criticise the local or national authorities, excusing any shortcomings by blaming them on the sheer scale and breadth of the destruction that has made delivering aid such a mammoth task.
- Perhaps that too is hiding Japan’s shame, but they might be less sanguine if they could see the empty highways that remain closed to all to but emergency vehicles, yet still connect Tokyo to Ichinomaki in just four-and-a-half hours’ drive and could, surely, be used to carry some emergency food and fuel….“There’s no food, tell people there is no food,” says a man filching petrol, who declined to be named. “They say on the television that aid is being delivered, that food is coming, but you can see for yourself it is not.
- “I thought we were a wealthy country, but now I don’t know what to think,” he adds, explaining that he is surviving on slowly defrosting food from his home freezer. “You must tell people what is happening here because the Japanese media is too frightened to tell the truth.”
- It is true that coverage of the quake in Japan tends to show the brighter side of the relief efforts, while in reality for many the experience is humiliatingly grim.
Japan IS wealthy but the government is going bankrupt. Japan’s corporations have great profits, have expanded all over the planet and are very powerful in countries like the US where they lobby Washington successfully to keep a ridiculous trade imbalance and even get our own government to sell Japanese yen to weaken it so they can export even more stuff to the US.
Meanwhile, these same rich people running Japan have utterly decimated the public. They have exported jobs, crushed wages, forced hideous overtime work with no rewards, have let the infrastructure rot, allowed wild overdevelopment with no transportation improvements, etc. A nightmare world is unfolding where the masses fall into greater and greater poverty.
Too many Japanese live worse off than the inner city poor in the US. Their condition is deteriorating rapidly. The very rich know that many of the people in the northern half of Honshu are the elderly or people who aren’t needed in the robot-run factories. So if they die, this clears out more land for other uses. These are all ‘useless mouths’ to feed.
As we see in the US, the GOP took over from the Democrats and they are cutting social services to the bone. Everything is being reduced rapidly and of course, social and public systems will collapse to Japanese levels. No surprise. In Europe, this causes greatest rage: Tens of thousands protest austerity in Portugal – Times Union
- Tens of thousands of trade unionists are holding a rally in downtown Lisbon to protest the debt-laden government’s austerity measures.




“Convention on the Prohibition of Military or Any Other Hostile Use of Environmental Modification Techniques”
http://www.un-documents.net/enmod.htm
And these so-called Environmental Modification Techniques include: earthquakes, tsunamis, environmental balance destabilization, atmospheric modification – clouds, rain, cyclones, tornadoes -, modification of the climate, ocean currents, the ozone layer and the ionosphere.
Discharge of Tectonic Stresses in the Earth Crust by High-power Electric Pulses for Earthquake Hazard Mitigation
http://www.voltairenet.org/IMG/pdf/generateur_seisme-2-2.pdf
Quake technology is real and being used today.
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ELAINE: Logic calling you on the clue phone! Why on earth would these people want JAPAN to have this happen? See?
The authorities used to tell rape victims to lie back silently and let the rapist do his business. But it’s much better to scream and yell and fight back. We all have to learn this now.
Oops, off topic. On topic, so when are we going to invade Zimbabwe, Saudi Arabia, Jemen, North Korea, Sudan etc. Those countries also have evil dictatorships that we need to remove
And NATO did not do anything at all, single national states are now in action against Libya. NATO proved once again that it has lost most of its former power due to a missing common adversary. An invasion is unlikely at the moment since it would not be covered by the respective UN security council resolution.
These are NATO countries using mostly US weapons. They aren’t invading on the ground but in the air. Which is an ‘invasion’ by definition (we control the airspace and kill from the air). Note how the UN can’t help the Palestinians at all since the US vetoes this but does invade other countries with US blessings after getting Russia and China aboard (mostly if the invasions are for oil countries). On the other hand, the Iraq invasion was NOT blessed by the UN. The US rushed in without permission.
Black Swan Clusterflock +1. As if earthquakes, tsunamis, nuclear meltdowns and war was not enough, the Examiner now discloses that a replay of the BP oil spill could be in the making, sending WTI to the (super)moon, the economy collapsing, and Ben Bernanke starting the printer in advance of QE 666. To wit: “The U.S. Coast Guard is currently investigating reports of a potentially massive oil sheen about 20 miles away from the site of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion last April.” There are no definitive reports yet, but we should now for sure within hours, if the Keppel FELS built TLP is indeed the culprit: “According to Paul Barnard, operations controller for the USCG in Louisiana, a helicopter crew has been dispatched to the site of the Matterhorn SeaStar oil rig, owned by W&T Offshore, Inc.” And if preliminary reports are correct, BP will have been the appetizer: “Multiple reports have come in of a sheen nearly 100 miles long and 10 miles wide originating near the site.” If confirmed, Obama can kiss tomorrow’s Rio golf outing goodbye.
http://tinyurl.com/lj484m
The evil dictators are supported, financed abd fattened up by the West. Once fattened up to Kobe beef size, they are fleeced of their hard earned corruption money when their usefulness is over. This is when they send in the clowns and the Tomahawks. Ask Gaddafi.
In the meantime, in US controlled Bahrain people who fight for democracy and equality are treated, to Bahraini drive by’s…
The banking system continues to be a looting expedition. ……..’
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The same can be said for many government systems.
I regret that the Russians did not use their VETO power at the UN vs Lybia, but no more than abstained. I am curious over what the compulsion was to do that.
Heard anything about the Japanese reactors being struck by Stuxnet (in Oct. last year)?
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ELAINE; Tis a rumor.
OK,,thanks this info..
News is strange these days, for once [fisrt time ever?] i can cheer a US action, good for the rebels of Benghazi. odder still, i’m not sure the outcome will be to US liking.
What is the difference between a Wall Street bankster and a Yakusa gangster?
A Wall Street banker is too big to fail, to big to jail, and cares only about himself. Greed and egotism are his dominant characteristics, rape and pillage his religion. He is not nationalistic and laughs looks down on nationalists for being the simpletons who believe in the very system created to enslave them. They show no remorse for their actions, nor do they understand the meaning of compassion.
A Yakusa gangster on the other hand, despite all the negatives attributed to them, have a heart, understand loyalty, nationalism, and can rise up to stand on the common platform of humanity. They use money as a tool and do not worship it as their god. For while they can and do behave as gangsters, they also protect and nurture the very societies that they live in. They know how to give as much as they know how to take.
“The worst of times sometimes brings out the best in people, even in Japan’s “losers” a.k.a. the Japanese mafia, the yakuza. Hours after the first shock waves hit, two of the largest crime groups went into action, opening their offices to those stranded in Tokyo, and shipping food, water, and blankets to the devastated areas in two-ton trucks and whatever vehicles they could get moving. The day after the earthquake the Inagawa-kai (the third largest organized crime group in Japan which was founded in 1948) sent twenty-five four-ton trucks filled with paper diapers, instant ramen, batteries, flashlights, drinks, and the essentials of daily life to the Tohoku region. An executive in Sumiyoshi-kai, the second-largest crime group, even offered refuge to members of the foreign community—something unheard of in a still slightly xenophobic nation, especially amongst the right-wing yakuza. The Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan’s largest crime group, under the leadership of Tadashi Irie, has also opened its offices across the country to the public and been sending truckloads of supplies, but very quietly and without any fanfare.”
As one member said, “There are no yakuza or katagi (ordinary citizens) or gaijin (foreigners) in Japan right now. We are all Japanese. We all need to help each other.” (http://tinyurl.com/4q3ohke)
名誉 or Meiyo still exists in the world. Do we have to wait for the world to end before we learn to address ourselves as brothers?
Unlike the banksters, even the dogs in Japan understand loyalty and honor.