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Friday, April 04, 2008

Ingrid Margo Journalist

“Hey every body Bush hates Democracy”



 Criminals are free to go where they wish kill steal and lie.

Their victims are battered, body and soul, caged, by the Crime PNAC.

“Theory and Practice Gap”

“Setting place for next US president”

PNAC metastasized Cancer.

A big fat thanksss for my readers. Bush “Ss” get any more SSSSSSSS, takes up air and blows it out, not bad.

 
We being are so being brain washed, old crimes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. an old crime, the real criminals were not, they hired a hit man.
At least crime pays, war makes money, forget about the dead people push those aside or under and do forget the misery and displaced.

Biggest NATO conference ever, the boys are getting ready.
Sure Rumania, Rumania NATO Bush push they’ll fall the blathering “Theory and Practice Gap”

Robert Mugabe, Charles Taylor, remember Charles?

40 NATO countries more to come, they’re running out of soldiers, they ran out of decent stuff the soldiers use to kill people, war, hey every body, we have the BOMB, smaller, takes one jerk to drop the damned thing. But then it’s over, surely they have all that planned, increments and way ahead of time. We can only hope they’re running out money, let them eat cake, that’s what Marie Antoinette said and she got beheaded.
We need Balance, balance the two hemispheres.
Bush is pushing hard for Ukraine and Georgia; there shouldn’t be any problem with that. Oh yes PNAC/Bush will have his own way.
Behind all the Conferences and heads of state and leaders disappeared is something bigger, all right?

Bertie Ahern was `Blaired`, to bring Ireland under PNAC British rule?

They steal pensions and screw the people, ax useless corporations Like Bear & Stearns, they murder millions;
all the secrecy, truth be known, PNAC need more homeless.

After WW2 by the PNAC
It’s more that the PNAC have people working for them they select very carefully, with great vision with great evil at the core where once there was a heart and soul.
Remember the PNAC train from an early age; children have a pure clear memory. They are connected to divine until the age of seven divine.

Interesting the PNAC implanted NATO all around Russia. But Russian presidents were sleeping until Putin took charge, one of them even sold part of Russia to the PNAC, but he’s dead. Could Putin be listening to the PNAC?
More US/UK troops to Afghanistan, why Afghanistan, because it brings them closer to Iran.
More troops to Iraq, yes that would shorten the war there.
The US/UK are looking for additional troops, actually they’re for more like victims. Lucky are those who get 4 – 5 tour, hey every body, vacation in the desert. Afghanistan, mountains.

Impoverished Countries present the public lavish commercials, actually, the PNAC pays for them, every pretty lavish ad for every poor country you see advertised for wonderful vacations and banks in impoverished Africa, every single ad, of all of this, PNAC.
Ah yes good luck

Bush hates democracy, because the exact opposite of his bosses scenario; they like incremental and they like war and they also like “Theory and Practice Gap”
His bosses told him you must lie, remember that you must lie, Miracle- he did. He had practiced. Easy job for him and all the free trips, he got to see the world, he goes on trips and we pay, can’t he afford to pay?
Bush mentioned Freedom; that is a joke. Nothing is free in his democracy, we are paying trice, or through the nose; he gets things for free.

PNAC Bush got another country in Africa, his greedy “S” maker he wants Russia and China and Syria and Iran.
Could be they’ll hang Robert Mugabe, or they’ll send him to Nigeria’s leader for a long vacation in that nice place in the Netherlands; if men know to much about to the PNAC, they disappear.

Look, houses are repossessed by banks, banks are PNAC; people are homeless while the PNAC advertise House sales.

Men coming home from the war may not find their home. They join all the other homeless American citizens.
Some narrow Americans voted for Bush? They voted for him because he said he was against birth control, he didn’t mean that he meant the opposite. He was planted and planned.

Let’s see, who’s got a stupid son that drinks in excess and is a pathological liar, do tell.

PNAC/Bush increasingly worse, so are wind, fire, earthquakes, tsunami, floods, climate change, species are dying out and all of this completely disrupts the Balance.

David Rockefeller 93, Henry Kissinger 89ish, Alan Greenspan around 80 before he retired, remember we are forced to stop working after 65. Shouldn’t it be our choice?
McCain meets several PNAC requirements including taking orders. That makes him a dangerous liar. He will be worse and that is important for the PNAC at this time. This one is arrogant and obnoxious; thither comes across sweet, sugar sweet. They know how to embed Zero % tolerance. Don’t let a fake grin fool us.

Bear& Stearns have already swallowed share money, now they want the tax payer to cough up for their bale out. Burned the people at least twice. Are they getting a 100% each time, some body tell us they the PNAC hasn’t got complete control of all our money, in the real world that’s called robbery.

8 suspected men who believe Islam are being processed to join the Guantanamo club. There is a manufactured propaganda video.

What’s going on with Sami Haij mistakenly arrested; his arrest should have been avoided.

We need to “be critical thinkers” I need to add the word informed, “Be informed, critical thinkers.”

Ooh Naomi, spitting at an officer. Ha, ha
Ooh John, changed his tune again. Get used to it.
Ooh Jesus, if only the fools had listened.
Ooh, an American man is pregnant, a women with a beard with out a weenie.
Switzerland Luxury, Basel north western part of Switzerland they don’t sell cars they sell dreams, that’s what they say.


PNAC Roosevelt a dream, the PNAC dream; two cars in every drive way, a house for every family dream, a chicken in every pot,
The dream, the Roosevelt PNAC dream is now Foreclosures, no house, war, no jobs, no money, no two cars in every drive way for every family,
no chicken no pot. Ha, ha.
No dreams, no illusion, no delusion, just the facts, thank you very much. We have witnessed PNAC night mares, and no thank you.

The propagandized dengue fever in Brazil happens every year. Media uses all kinds of misleading stories, distracting us camouflaging what’s really happening on planet PNAC.
Bush CNN has shrunk real news to one inch on the bottom of the TV screen. We have to dig for it.
Hey every body they have dengue fever, sounds cool and dangerous, it’s not cool, but it is dangerous. That’s why Bush sold mosquito netting in Africa; they need it Brazil Uncle George.

I Try To Document What I See
But there is less to see. First the hospitals and morgues became off limits for journalists, then the car bomb scenes, next the wounded Americans, then the Iraqi detainees, then memorials for the U.S. dead, U.S. equipment damaged in battle. The visual evidence of war shrinks.
-- Photographer Michael Kamber, in Iraq for The New York Times


Ms. Rice finds it deeply disturbing that China convicted a blogger to a three year sentence, but Tibet and what her bosses the Bush/PNAC are doing in the Middle East and the world, does not disturb Rice, that’s OK.
Sami Haij Guantanamo and Ingrid Betancourt Columbia, that’s OK Ms Rice?

Not Autism awareness day, Pharmaceutical Corporation awareness day. We know the kids have Autism, we never get information what’s in those vaccines, or we wouldn’t give to our kids, playing Russian roulette is what it is.
Autism especially “we have Autism” stolen from “Houston we have a problem” they can’t make the fact go away that they’re making bad vaccines, bad medicine and if the kids stop taking the bad medicine after they got sick from the first bad medicine, the pharmaceutical killers and robbers loose money, and we couldn’t have that. Better the kids pay the price.

Slowly people the world over are realizing their governments are criminals indeed.

       
   See you next time

 
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STRYSZOW,
Poland: Depending on your point of view, Szczepan Master is either an incorrigible Luddite or a visionary. A small farmer, proud of his pure, high-quality products, he works his land the way Polish farmers have for centuries.

In my opinion this man is clearly a visionary. Our future depends on people like him.
Mechanized farms will fail .IM

'Green' Fields Besieged In Poland
STRYSZOW, Poland: Depending on your point of view, Szczepan Master is either an incorrigible Luddite or a visionary. A small farmer, proud of his pure, high-quality products, he works his land the way Polish farmers have for centuries.

He keeps his livestock in a straw-floored "barn" that is part of his house, entered through a kitchen door. He slaughters his own pigs. His wife milks cows by hand. He rejects genetically modified seeds. Instead of spraying his crops, he turns his fields in winter, preferring a workhorse to a tractor, to let the frost kill off pests residing there.

While traditional farms like his could be dismissed as a nostalgic throwback, they are also increasingly seen as the future - if only they can survive.

Master's way of farming - his way of life - has been badly threatened in the two years since Poland joined the European Union, a victim of sanitary laws and mandates to encourage efficiency and competition that favor mechanized commercial farms, farmers here say.

That conflict obviously matters to Master. But it is also of broader importance, environmental groups and agriculture experts say, as worries over climate change grow and more consumers in both Europe and the United States line up for locally grown, organic produce.

For reasons social, culinary and environmental, small farms like Master's should be promoted, or least protected, they say. Not only do they yield tastier foods but they also produce few of the carbon emissions that contribute to global warming and put little other pressure on the environment.

In part because Poland has remained one of the last strongholds of small farming in Europe, it is also a rare bastion of biodiversity, with 40,000 pairs of nesting storks and thousands of seed varieties that exist nowhere else in the world.

But European Union laws are designed for another universe of farming, and Polish farmers say they have left them at a steep disadvantage.

If they want to sell their products, for example, EU law requires farms to have cement floors in their barns and special equipment for slaughtering. Milking cows by hand is forbidden. As a result, the milk collection stations and tiny slaughterhouses that until just a few years ago dotted the Polish countryside have closed. Small family farming is all but impossible.

"We need to reward them for being ahead of the game, rather than behind it," said Julian Rose, an organic farmer from Britain who, with his Polish partner, Jadwiga Lopata, founded the International Coalition to Protect the Polish Countryside and has been fighting the regulations.

"The EU has adopted the same efficiency approach to food as it has to autos and microchips," Lopata said. "Those who can produce the most are favored. Everything is happening the reverse of what it should be if care about food and the environment."

The small farmers who have rallied behind the coalition here in southwest Poland have touched a sensitive nerve and gained broad influence.

Lopata received the Goldman Prize for the environment for her quest to preserve traditional farms. Prince Charles visited her farm (by helicopter) with its solar panels and the black sheep (responsible for mowing the grass) in the yard.

All 16 states of Poland have banned genetically modified organisms in defiance of European Union and Word Trade Organization mandates. The Polish Agriculture Ministry announced earlier this year that it planned to ban their import in animal fodder, another refusal to accept EU policy.

In Brussels, officials say they have no desire to undo Polish tradition. "We are not advocating the industrialization of European farming. From our side we think there is a place in Europe for all shapes and sizes of farms," said Michael Mann, spokesman for the European Commission Agriculture Directorate.

But, he added: "There has to be some restructuring to become more competitive and less reliant on subsidies. Farming is a business. They will have to look for market niches."

The EU now pays farmers who meet health and sanitary standards a direct subsidy, to help maintain Europe's farming tradition and as an acknowledgement that it is more expensive to farm in Europe than in other parts of the world.

It also provides matching funds to all EU governments for agricultural development, to upgrade and modernize farms. The national governments decide what types of projects qualify, but the boundaries are loosely defined. In various countries they have included purchasing new equipment and developing organic cultivation, as well as turning nonperforming farms into bed- and-breakfast accommodations.
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