Wait a second Steve, wasn’t you to be blamed for the lack of progress of Canada related to Kyoto agreement. Yes, we do have potential to replace lots of carbon sources – solar and wind.
“All the leaders here and those who are not here – pretty well all would agree that climate change is an important international priority that has to be tackled,” Harper said Saturday.
Wonderful, very consistent, efficient and very well said, Mr Harper, nothing is more important than words and nothing more than words is what people need.
The oil sands is being considered a world class environmental disaster site, visible from outer space but of course Steve you are not there to see it. Better check with Guy Laliberte, he’s just coming back from space and hey, you two guys have something in common (let you guess what). Yes, he’s a clown too but he’s real.
“There’s not just water, but lots of water,” NASA new discovery announced on Friday. And as the man in the clip says, “maybe a dozen of this bucket full of water” are to be found there, wowie!
The fact that humans are too stupid is not something that surprises anyone anymore, but water on the moon is beyond any imagination and is a great diversion for masses after swine flu. Water on planets – in this case on the Moon – is known for a long time, coming from outer space.
But it’s understandable NASA should come up with significant amount of water after after spending a significant amount of money (79$ millions on the spacecraft) on this project.
Pharmaceutical companies “committed to helping people” have come a long way from the marketing of small pills to a more profitable vaccinations business. Patents have run out on many of their most profitable medications and tuned to scaremongering for securing the market, that is by creating fear. It is the most ingenius way of profit, by creating fear, advertising panic that you will possibly die if you don’t subscribe to a certain medication. The pattern is identical with organized religion that have been using a simular perscription for thousands of years.
