I see an economic diasater coming...

[lancaIV]

Has the world a problem with carbonated fuel delivering ?
a.http://worldwide.espacenet.com/searchResults?compact=false&ST=advanced&locale=en_EP&DB=EPODOC&PA=pierre+chambrin
Raffinery-"crack-(like heroin lab)er"=german "strecken"-principle : how many times do you read is the transmutation factor possibility?


b. CO2-recuperation(like vacuum air cleaner) and refill -readytouse- www.egm-international.com
   Besides "FuckyouGoethae" "fuckyouOPEC" or becomes fair .


Sincerely
              CL
             

[triffid]

lancaIV the world is running out of cheap fossil fuels.By 2050 those changes may have occurred.The world will be adapting to the new reality.It could be that by that time the USA will have taken over the Saudi oil fields by force.My book that I have already mentioned has given me their glimpse into the future.triffid

[triffid]

The book"The Partys Over"explains a lot of things that have already happened and forecasts many others that may happen.Please recall that Cuba and Guessing ,Austria has already made the switch past peak oil.The rest of the world will have to catch up.triffid

[triffid]

The Isle of Guernsey has a well-regulated,non-debt-based paper currency.Its a British protectorate which has had a interest- free paper currency since 1816,has no public debt,no unemployment,and a high standard of living.Read on about it at  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guernsey

[lancaIV]

"triffid,here from the actual "Die Welt-online journal :

Imagine you're the Iran

The world from the eyes of the rogue state: Israeli military historian Martin van Creveld explains the thinking of Iran from the inside view - and shows that the regime wants to build nuclear weapons.

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The Azadi Monument, Tehran, Iran: Inside the rogue state
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Imagine you are sitting in Tehran. It is May 2003.

You are surrounded by American troops with a thickness of a quarter million. They form a part of that which is said to be the most organized, besttrainierte, best equipped and best commanded armed force in history. Some are stationed in the northeast in the various States of the former Soviet Union. Some are in the east of Afghanistan. Some are in the Persian Gulf and some have just occupying Iraq.

Where U.S. forces are stationed, nuclear weapons are either already available or can be driven fairly fast. Some of your most powerful neighbors, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Israel are close U.S. allies, have two of these four nuclear weapons.

Especially the war against Iraq has recently can convincingly demonstrate the military power of the United States. In contrast, Iran is a third world country. If the American military machine choose to attack you, there is no way for you to stop him. For the past quarter century, you lie in a dispute with the United States. The latter simply can not admit that some of their own lifestyle prefer the Amüsierlokals of Hollywood.

Worse, the U.S. is one of the most unpredictable countries in the world. Since the mid-eighties they launch campaigns - some huge - in Grenada, Panama, Iraq, Somalia, Haiti, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and again in Iraq. Not to mention missiles and drone attacks in Sudan, Pakistan and Yemen. You never know what country an American president will bomb next, whether with or without cause. Even if, as is sometimes the case, the president did not even know where this country is all about.

Holocaust denial, your foolish train


There is only one thing you can do: build nuclear weapons. Like the entire post-war history shows, a country with nuclear weapons is safe. If not against everything, then you definitely against the most powerful and dangerous military attack there is. You accelerate your program, which progressed rather slowly up to this point.

You know that many Muslims, especially the Sunnis in the Gulf and also some other, afraid of you. So, you say that the Holocaust is a myth, a foolish train, because he brings a lot of the rest of the world against you. You explain that Israel is not a legitimate state that the Zionist regime is bad, it will disappear, that any Israeli attack will have a devastating counter-shock and so on and so forth.

A little, hardly worth mentioning, you also supports Hezbollah and Hamas. It is always good to be a thorn in Israel. However, you pay attention very well that your own troops do not collide directly with the Israeli. And despite all your rage you send a ship to Gaza as it did the Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan.

Something you never do, Israel is explicitly threatening to destruction. Finally, you've read some reports from the USA, who claimed that Israel has enough ICBMs, submarines and hydrogen bombs to turn your country into a nuclear desert. You do not want to play with fire.

Poor little Gaddafi


We turn in the year 2008 / 9th The Americans stuck in both Afghanistan and Iraq. They are broke. The danger of an attack on your own country, Iran, has been greatly reduced. Israel, especially Netanyahu, would you love to - as some say - fight the same way until the last drop of American blood as it has indeed helped to push the U.S. both in the first and in the second Iraq war. As much as Netanyahu also tried it does not work, instead of doing what he says, the U.S. would rather bribe him with weapons. It's not hard to bribe the rest. You can it afford to relax a little.

We turn again to the year 2013. On the one hand you're just witnessing of what happened to the poor little Gaddafi. In 2002/03, the promise of the West trusting, he made the mistake of giving up its nuclear weapons program. In return, the West took advantage of this very first best way to drop him in the back. Now he is dead and the members of his female bodyguard, with whom he once boasted - the so-called Lipstick Brigade - accusing him of .

On the other side shows you Obama and Cameron's failed attack on Syria that you have the worst behind you. Your most pressing problem is the economic sanctions that are beginning to really hurt. What are you doing? You go to Geneva. You discuss. You are willing to delay the construction of the bomb, provided keeping the ability to build them quickly when needed.

And in any case you will accept Netanyahu's demand to dismantle your nuclear infrastructure. Straight from Israel, which is not a signatory of the NPT, in contrast to Iran, this is the most absurd claim that supplied to another since the ultimatum Austria-Hungary to Serbia in 1914, a per country.

The outlook? It will work. And whatever Netanyahu may say the agreement will be good for Iran, the Middle East, for the world and even for Israel.

Martin van Creveld is Professor Emeritus of History at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He is the author of over 20 books on military matters, which were published in 20 languages.

Translation: Konstantin Nowotny,...

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When the geral Israel eleitor begins to change his habit by orthodox party eleition then
orthodox jewish fathers and mothers with x-and more " hungry and thursty" kids will have to begin with ordinary and orthodox paid work and actually many of them- I think so are feeling- :
"I see an economic disaster coming : we,wife,will have to work !And our kiddy kids will supervising us for the rest of our life
                                                                                           Work:Igittigitt "
Hewenu shalom
                         CL
Liebe Gruesse nach Speyer,Ziegelhofenweg 42,Klassenlehrerin der1-4. Klasse der Grundschule Roßmarkt Frau Anneliese Joerger ,welche uns Schueler-/innen seinerzeit das Lied "Hewenu Shalom alechem,....!" zu Singen und Tanzen "beibrachte.

Was ist wohl aus dem indischen Klassenpatenkind geworden ?
(Frau Joerger,bin kein "klassischer" Legastheniker gewesen, aber "gesegnet" mit Kurzsichtigkeit,zumindest der optischen Sehschwaeche bezueglich.)
Habe dann in der 5.Klasse am Hans-Purrmann Gymnasium Englisch phonetisch gelernt ,fand mein Vater dann gar nicht gut-die Konsequenz-daraus,schlechte Noten !
Bedankte sich dann an mir mit einer 4-woechigen Learning-English-Reise in Torquay/Torbay,gemeinsam mit meiner juengeren Schwester(gegenueber der aelteren Schwester ).
so wurde die englische Lebensart vertraut.
"Die spinnen,die Briten" : morgens schon Bohnen zum Fruehstueck !