Posts Tagged ‘politics’
“A Conspiracy Against the Public”
Posted by edro on July 30, 2008
Posted in abridging freedom, free speech, Google, Google censorship, google gag, overlords, right to know, US Constitution | Tagged: 1st Amendment, A Conspiracy Against the Public, Bill of Rights, freedom of speech, google law, politics, United States | 4 Comments »
Land Erosion Rates Accelarate
Posted by edro on July 2, 2008
Accelerated land degradation threatens food security of a quarter of the world’s population: FAO
Main entry: Land degradation threatens 1.5 billion people
“A goat walks along the sun-baked bed of Cyprus’s largest reservoir at Kouris, March 20, 2008. Cyprus announced on Monday emergency water cuts to deal with a crippling drought.” REUTERS/Stringer [Image may be subject to copyright. See EDRO Fair Use Notice!]
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Nature’s Defense Mechanisms
Posted by edro on June 27, 2008
How Do Natural Events Form Nature’s Defense Mechanisms?
1. Extremity. They exceed the normal parameters creating significant differences in the events outcome.
2. Selective Targeting. This phenomenon could probably be explained as reflex action.
3. Change of Rhythms. Changes in the established cyles, patterns, tempo and behavioral modes of natural events may offset positive feedback systems.
4. Other Mechanisms.
Are Extreme Precipitation Events Nature’s Defense Mechanisms?
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Is 350 ppm CO2 Safe?
Posted by edro on June 24, 2008
Original Entry: 350 ppm Safe? Hell, NO!
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Posted in atmosphere, economy, energy, environment, future, health, human migration, Human-induced climate change, ice dynamics, lifestyle, soil, war, water | Tagged: 350ppm, air pollution, Antarctic ice, Atmospheric carbon dioxide, climate change, CO2, energy, environment, food, GHG, Global Warming, health, politics, positive feedback, Tourism, Travel, Water Pollution | 2 Comments »
Google Violates the US Constitution and International Law
Posted by edro on June 16, 2008
The Human Rights of an Octogenarian Chinese Woman
[At the time of publishing this post] Google had effectively blocked the following posts from its search engines:
Brave New Zealanders Bash Octogenarian Chinese Woman to Death and
New Zealand Racist Storm Worse Than China Quake at
New Zealand: Plumbing the Depth of Depravity
Google Censorship is a Flagrant Violation of Our Freedom of Speech!
Freedom of speech is being able to speak freely without censorship. The United States Constitution protects opinions under inalienable 1st Amendment free speech rights.
The right to freedom of speech is also guaranteed under international law through numerous human-rights instruments, notably under Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
How much longer is Google allowed to continue its censorship in violation of the United States Constitution and the international law?
Posted in abridging freedom, google gag, google law, overlords, politics | Tagged: 1st Amendment, china, China quake, Chinese Victim, Europe, free speech, freedom of speech, Google, Google censorship, human rights, new zealand, Octogenarian Chinese Woman, politics, pollution, racism, Tourism, Travel, United States, US Constitution | Leave a Comment »
Global Food Shortages
Posted by edro on June 2, 2008
Food riots caused by rising food and fuel prices are already a recurring nightmare. How ugly will the global scene get as Earth’s fertility erodes further?
Main entry: We Need Food!
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