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Published: Feb 26, 2012
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Post Date: 2012-02-26 09:15:13 by A K A Stone
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The threat is to take out Zionism. Big difference. Well put.
Almost every country in the Middle East is awash in oil, and we have to side with the one that has nothing but joos. Goddamn, that was good thinkin'. Esso posted on 2012-01-13 7:37:56 ET
The first sign of AgitProp is when you' re first told of the 'problem' is when you're told it's been destroyed or never existed in the first place: " The petroleum age is just beginning BY DAVID DEMING | Published: April 7, 2012 Oklahoman Comment on this article 35 Peak Oil is the theory that the production history of petroleum follows a symmetrical bell-shaped curve. Once the curve peaks, decline is inevitable. The theory is commonly invoked to justify the development of alternative energy sources that are allegedly renewable and sustainable. NewsOK Related Articles * Oklahoma City benefits from inspiring leadership 04/07/2012 When he turned 25, a friend of mine printed T-shirts with his picture and the phrase “A quarter-century of being awesome.” There is indeed something... It's time to consign Peak Oil theory to the dust bin of history. Read more: newsok.com/the-petroleum-...cle/3664151#ixzz1rbE8NZcy
The first time you're told this 'theory' exists is when you're also told it's not true. So why even talk about it?...;}
There is plenty of oil.
peak energy in the news: Can overconfidence be overcome in advance? Richard Vodra, ASPO-USA What seems to be missing from the coming New York Times energy conference is a sense of skepticism about the underlying assumptions for energy sufficiency in the decades to come. The agenda, speakers, and likely attendees remind one of what a shipboard symposium might have been like on the future of trans-Atlantic shipping held in the salon of the Titanic exactly one hundred years earlier. Maybe it’s inevitable that the hard questions won’t be entertained until the disaster occurs and we realize there aren’t enough lifeboats.
O yeah. More than humans will ever use.
Yes. At Armageddon there are jets flying. So there is still oil or some alternative. We will be ok. Sometimes I think you work for big oil and you are just trying to scare up prices.
We will be ok. Sometimes I think you work for big oil and you are just trying to scare up prices. There is no alternative for oil. There is zero way I can scare up prices faster than 'Israel wants to attack Iran'. Just no way...;} "It is a game that children usually love and that can last quite some time if the garden is big and the bunny has been a little mean in hiding the eggs in difficult places. A curious facet of the Easter Egg hunt is that it looks a little like mineral prospecting. With minerals, just as for eggs, you need to search for hidden treasures and, once you have discovered the easy minerals (or eggs), finding the well hidden ones may take a lot of work. So much that some eggs usually remain undiscovered; just as some minerals will never be extracted. Now, if searching for minerals is similar to searching for Easter Eggs, perhaps we could learn something very general if we try a little exercise in model building. We can use system dynamics to make a model that turns out to be able to describe both the Easter Eggs search and the common "Hubbert" behavior of minerals production. The exercise can also tell us something on how system dynamics can be used to make "mind sized" models (to use an expression coined by Seymour Papert). So, let's try.....
See, the problem for the USSA/Israel is that we haven't gone to war with a CeasarKilling nation since 1945. Police actions have actually weakened us. Tehran has cut oil supply to Spain
Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; Save me, and I shall be saved, For You are my praise. Jeremiah 17:14
Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; Save me, and I shall be saved, For You are my praise. Jeremiah 17:14
Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; Save me, and I shall be saved, For You are my praise. Jeremiah 17:14
Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; Save me, and I shall be saved, For You are my praise. Jeremiah 17:14
I bet she hates the Dukes of Hazard. Say it aint so ming.
He mocks Jesus while claiming to be a Christian so I don't put much stock in what he says about other stuff. I do prefer Challengers though.
Almost every country in the Middle East is awash in oil, and we have to side with the one that has nothing but joos. Goddamn, that was good thinkin'. Esso posted on 2012-01-13 7:37:56 ET
;} "Inordinate power in finance begets great wealth inequality. Deals are consummated behind closed doors, and the sole motive is profit. If some benefits should trickle down to the "little people" who live far down the line, that was only a happy accident. The workings of Adam Smith's "invisible hand" are increasingly harder to discern. Big Finance set free from reasonable constraints on its behavior is among the most undemocratic of human institutions. In addition to great power and wealth, it is exclusivity which defines the banking world. To paraphrase George Carlin, it's a big club and we're not in it." That jesus would be/is totally freaked out is the sine quo non hypocrisy of this entire cluster fu ck.
Our coach just got fired. No buy out clause. No nothin'. My bro says he's headed back to Kentucky. Watch for him. 8D
Yer kiddin me. I believe you of course. He'll land somewhere good. He's an excellent coach - got Arkansas into the top 5.
DATE LAT LON MAG DEPTH km REGION 11-APR-2012 10:43:09 0.77 92.45 8.2 16.4 OFF W COAST OF NORTHERN SUMATERA 11-APR-2012 09:27:56 1.28 91.73 6.0 9.8 NORTH INDIAN OCEAN 11-APR-2012 08:38:38 2.35 93.07 8.7 33.0 OFF W COAST OF NORTHERN SUMATERA
Don't lie to your boss when you know the lie won't last a week....;} O, and make sure your mistress is not your state employee, that you yourself hired.....;} Petrino left $20 million on Arkansas' table.
Tsunami times: TRINCONMALEE LK 8.6N 81.2E 1116Z 0.04M / 0.1FT 18MIN COCOS ISLAND AU 12.1S 96.9E 1102Z 0.08M / 0.3FT 18MIN TELUKDALAM ID 0.6N 97.8E 1045Z 0.19M / 0.6FT 10MIN SABANG ID 5.8N 95.3E 1010Z 0.36M / 1.2FT 06MIN MEULABOH ID 4.1N 96.1E 1007Z 1.06M / 3.5FT 12MIN DART 23401 8.9N 88.5E 0956Z 0.03M / 0.1FT 06MIN Obama's watch stopped on 24 May 2008, but he's been too busy smoking crack to notice.
These two were not aftershocks. Japan should expect one like this within a couple of years.
Japan should expect one like this within a couple of years. Nuclear Expert: Spent Fuel Pool No. 4 likely to shatter or collapse onto its side in a M7.0 quake # Radio Program on Units 3, 4: Whole Northern Hemisphere at risk right now -- Stor… # Gundersen: No. 3 fuel pool worse off than No. 4 -- Mechanically it's rubble, the…
March 2012: Hottest March on record. And by multiple degrees. Unheard of. 2012 on track for hottest year ever.
central bank manipulation is not a law of Nature, it is an artifice of increasingly marginal effectiveness. when an empire can no longer afford to maintain control over its oldest and closest subject nations, that empire is circling the drain. Watch Puerto Rico.
They, the Nuclear 'energy' community has been lying from day 1. [PDF] Calorimetry has been routinely used at US and European facilities ... www.lanl.gov/orgs/n/n1/panda/10.%20Calorimetry.pdf by DS Bracken The rate of energy emission is equal to the product of the total decay ... resultant rise in the temperature of the calorimeter measurement well. ... portion of the neutrons will escape the calorimeter without depositing their kinetic energy. The ... A heat-flow calorimeter consists of a sample chamber insulated from a constant ... By measuring the neutron emission rate they know exactly what the temp is and what is happening with the corium. [quote]In fact, Mr Kimura called the main office of TEPCO in October and he told them that they should measure, interference evaluation as a guideline, the neutron emission rate near the reactor core. The govt is aiming to bring the reactor temperature down within this year (2011). But Mr Kimura said that unless TEPCO measures the neutron emission rate, reassurance offered by the government is nothing but the word [...] HOST #2: I got goosebumps from the warning he made about the danger of tsunami and nuclear power station. I think he had an extremely accurate foresight and predicted the danger of the accident. I am so shocked.[/quote]
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("Word of the deaths of officers will bring cheers at troop movies or in bivouacs of certain units," wrote Marine historian Col. Robert Heinl, Jr., in 1971. "In one such division... fraggings during 1971 have been authoritatively estimated to be running about one a week.") Still, credit must be given. Increasingly poorly remembered, Vietnam is now one for the ages. After so many years, Afghanistan has finally emerged as a quagmire beholden to no other war. What an achievement! Our moment, Afghanistan included, has proven so extreme, so disastrous, that it’s finally put the unquiet ghost of Vietnam in its grave.
And here’s the miracle: it has all happened without anyone in Washington grasping the essence of that now-ancient defeat, or understanding a thing. The "lessons of Vietnam," fruitlessly discussed for five decades, taught Washington so little that it remains trapped in a hopeless war on the Eurasian mainland, continues to pursue a military-first policy globally that might even surprise American leaders of the Vietnam era, has turned the planet into a "free fire zone," and considers military power its major asset, a first not a last resort, and the Pentagon the appropriate place to burn its national treasure. After Vietnam, the U.S. at least took a few years to lick its wounds. Tom Engelhardt, co-founder of the American Empire Project and the author of The American Way of War: How Bush’s Wars Became Obama’s as well as The End of Victory Culture, runs the Nation Institute's TomDispatch.com.
If demand is down so sharply then why doesn't the price follow its trend?
Iran cuts oil supplies to Germany 11 April 2012, 17:26 (GMT+05:00) Azerbaijan, Baku, April 11 / Trend D.Khatinoglu / Iran cut oil export to Germany after halting crude oil supplies to Spain and Greece in recent days, Press TV reported.
Federal Reserve market animation. I used to say manipulation, but this 'turkey' died Thanksgiving 2011. And it's only a zombie now. Note that Every time the commodities take a dive, they immediately get ramped back up. With Deflation, the Central Banks are irrelevant. All they can do is talk, and devalue the currency. And with the massive $1.7 Quadrillion in debt derivatives they can't even devalue anymore....at some point the zombie will just plunge to zero or lock up....anytime now.
If only speculators were required to take physical possession of their purchased commodity.
Almost every country in the Middle East is awash in oil, and we have to side with the one that has nothing but joos. Goddamn, that was good thinkin'. Esso posted on 2012-01-13 7:37:56 ET
The battles fought there (Virginia) after Grant took command of the Army of the Potomac were a close first approximation to the useless slaughter of the western front in the First World War, with one crucial difference: they weren’t useless, from Grant’s and the Union’s perspective, because they formed one part of a broader strategy. Grant is said to have described that strategy in the homely language he preferred: “I’m going to hold the cat down, and Sherman is going to skin him.” That was exactly what happened, too. Grant’s job was to pin down Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia, respectively the Confederacy’s best general and its toughest army, so that neither one could be spared to the more vulnerable western front. Meanwhile Grant’s opposite number, Gen. William T. Sherman, marched an army from Tennessee through Georgia to the sea, and then north through the Carolinas toward Virginia; his job was to shatter the Confederacy’s economic and agricultural systems, cripple its ability to feed and supply its armies, and make it impossible for the South to keep fighting. That was why Sherman’s “bummers” stripped the country bare, leaving behind memories that are still bitter today, and it also explains a detail that rarely gets mentioned in any but the most technical histories of the Civil War: in the course of a months-long campaign that took him through the heartland of the Confederacy, Sherman fought only two significant battles.
Grant got the glory, and earned it fairly, but Sherman may have been the 19th century’s most innovative military thinker. When he came face to face with a Confederate army, whenever the strategic situation allowed, he evaded it, slipped past it, got behind it, and threatened its lines of communication and supply, forcing it to retreat in disarray. Long before anyone else, he grasped that it’s not necessary to fight a pitched battle to win a war, and that a force that can move fast, get behind its enemy, and target the vulnerable territory behind the lines can cripple the ability of the other side to wage war at all. Most of a century later, that approach to war came to be called “blitzkrieg;
...Finally, to guarantee all these things, the British government would have been forced to accept an occupying force in Britain, and permanent military bases would be signed over to the new imperial power in Britain and its remaining colonies. That, by and large, is what happened to defeated nations in the wars of the 19th and 20th centuries. Now compare that list to the relations between Great Britain and the United States from 1945 to the present. That’s the thing that can’t be mentioned to this day in polite company: the British empire ended in the early 1940s when the United States conquered and occupied Britain. It was a bloodless conquest, like the German conquest of Denmark or Luxembourg, and since the alternative was submitting to Nazi Germany, the British by and large made the best of it. Still, none of Queen Victoria’s prime ministers would have tolerated for a moment the thought of foreign troops being garrisoned on British soil, which is where thousands of US military personnel are garrisoned as I write these words. That’s only one of the lasting legacies of the Gasoline War.
pink slime & chicken nuggets....delicious. www.bestfoodfacts.org/main/food_for_thought/0/108 ""Pink Slime" in Chicken Nuggets? 02/22/2012 After an inquiry regarding mechanically separated chicken in chicken nuggets, we asked Dr. Casey Owens from the University of Arkansas for some clarification. She maintains that this is not the process used to make nuggets. Best Food Facts: Why is mechanically separated chicken used? Dr. Owens: "Mechanically separated chicken (MSC) contains proteins that are useful for other products. It takes on a fine, pasty texture, so it can be formed into a desirable shape. Consumers should note that products using MSC typically have a higher fat content." Best Food Facts: In this video, the people say that the pink in the meat is from blood, that eyeballs are mixed into the paste, etc. What is the truth? Dr. Owens: "First and foremost - there is NO chance of eyeballs being in the chicken, because the head is removed much earlier in the process. In the Jamie Oliver video, you can see there is no head on the chicken he presents to the children - the same is true in processing facilities. Mechanically separated chicken is made using the meat left after the breast meat and legs are removed - meat found between the ribs, near vertebrae, around joints, etc. as well as some fat, connective tissue and skin (if there is any that remains on the carcass). There will also be trace amounts of bone, which provide calcium - but bone content is monitored closely as only so much calcium is allowed in MSC. Lastly, some of the meat will appear darker in color becasue it either came from legs (dark meat) or is bone marrow (if bones are broken in the process, some marrow can come out)."
Without grinding, crushing or pulverizing the bone itself, a machine removes edible tissue from beef and pork bones. If the resulting bits have more than 150 mg of calcium per 100 grams (indicating the presence of bones) they must be labeled "mechanically separated" meat. Tyson: We don't need no stinkin' inspectors cause all our chickens are safe to eat.
Then the markets (minus Federal Reserve) would not function. Specs are lubricant/shock absorbers. Which is why volume is critical and why the Finnacial channels refuse to talk about Volume at all. BTW, it's OK with me if the markets do not function. They're zombies now anyway.
"In due course, their instinct for self-preservation will become suppressed, as other, opportunistic, idealistic or heroic motivations move to the forefront. The progression is the same everywhere: first the people ask, then they demand, then they come and they take. For now, talk of revolution is restricted to those, both in the West and in Russia, who use it to justify their budgets for fermenting or suppressing revolt, respectively. They are, in both cases, a waste of public money. The Future is Ours! But if this dynamic were allowed to develop, then much more would be lost. Under Putin, Russia has become more stable and more prosperous. The cities have become more vibrant, and life has become better for many people, not just the ones at the very top. In striking contrast to the USA or the European Union, Russia is solvent rather than bankrupt. Putin gets the credit for these achievements. The slogan of his "United Russia"—"The future is ours"—is overweening and pompous (and, inadvertently, reminiscent of the Third Reich!) but, in some part thanks to his efforts, Russia does have a discernible future in a way that the US and the EU do not. The Future is... Oops! Given that this is the case, one would expect the more thoughtful people in the US and in Europe to simply stand back and watch, hoping to learn something. Yet mindsets are slow to change, and some of them are still operating with their illusions of imperial power intact. Some of them are seeing orange, and thinking that there might be an opening to smuggle a neocon like Gary Kasparov into the Kremlin. But to a great many Russians their ruse of promoting "freedom and democracy" is already transparent: what they want to do is to destroy Russia's sovereignty. They almost succeeded in destroying it in the 1990s; they won't get that chance again. Now is not their time to try to influence Russian politics; now is their time to shrivel up. -Dmitry Orlov
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestAnd that's Mossad BS as well.
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#424. To: mcgowanjm (#423)
theory
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#428. To: A K A Stone (#426)
There is plenty of oil.
#429. To: mcgowanjm (#428)
O yeah. More than humans will ever use.
#430. To: A K A Stone (#429)
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So there is still oil or some alternative.
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I bet she hates the Dukes of Hazard. Say it aint so ming.
#438. To: mininggold (#437)
He mocks Jesus while claiming to be a Christian so I don't put much stock in what he says about other stuff. I do prefer Challengers though.
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#440. To: mcgowanjm (#439)
Our coach just got fired.
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#442. To: Fred Mertz (#440)
He'll land somewhere good. He's an excellent coach - got Arkansas into the top 5.
#443. To: mcgowanjm (#441)
"We (government) need to do a lot less, a lot sooner" ~Ron Paul
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These two were not aftershocks.
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#454. To: Fred Mertz (#452)
If demand is down so sharply then why doesn't the price follow its trend?
#455. To: Fred Mertz (#452)
If demand is down so sharply then why doesn't the price follow its trend?
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If only speculators were required to take physical possession of their purchased commodity.
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