Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Edward Snowden revelations prompt UN investigation into surveillance | World news | The Guardian







Safe to instal cell towers in city: Ex-WHO official - The Times of India

The battle wages between alternative truths, but which is right. 

We know where the money and deception incentive is. 

Perhaps, the science from Sweden is more authoritative than what exWHO people who were bounced are saying. 

They did delay awareness for a long long time already. 

Those who have TV's should know that it is not a good idea to be exposed over night. That cancer source has also been established. We need to turn the TVs off, if only to stop listening to and seeing poorly prepared programming. 






New HIV Strain Discovered in West Africa, Progresses to AIDS Faster | TIME.com






Monday, 2 December 2013

Radiation expert to take stock of cell tower sites - The Times of India






Concern across the globe as Swedish scientists discover / confirm strong links between cell phone use of only one year and high cancer risk.

These results for cancer risk are extraordinarily high. One would hope that people see sense as this makes the issue of worldwide intervention by the World Health Organisation very critical and law suits vastly more expensive for media, phone and government agencies who have created / contributed to this disaster. 

There may even be a risk of an enormous financial bubble based on wireless assets that become valueless. 

Sad that it is only now is being addressed by those with big big liabilities because of government and health authority stupidity. 






The Vagus Nerve – its many roles and functions | insightful nutrition







Activating the Vagus Nerve | insightful nutrition







Government told to come clean on energy subsidies | Business | The Guardian







Movement for England to Join an Independent Scotland Grows. We are so fed up with England. We want to be part of Scotland.







Sunday, 1 December 2013

Can each household become a business unit and end the energy pollution crisis?

Some are very pessimistic that only 20 per cent of our future energy by 2050 will be generated from fossil fuels. 

With a strategy such as I present below, 'only' three things are really needed: 

Ha!

1. There needs to be the political will to sort out what is arguably the greatest pollution crisis that has ever faced human-kind. 

2. The appropriate total costs of using fossil fuels needs to be actually charged. This is already more the case in Europe than North America. Fossil fuel firms will try a last time profit grab by raising prices on sale of fossil fuels to those unwilling to give up, so a severe profits / income tax approach is needed to severely lower the after tax net revenues from sale of fossil fuels. This needs to be done worldwide through legislative action by all governments at every level. Rather than subsidising non fossil fuels, it is better to tax heavily the manufacture of fossil fuels for use and their actual use in the home. 

In effect, some sources such as Alberta gas and shale oil, fracking etc. go out of business because they will be paying the right costs for their contribution to pollution. There will be no false profit incentive for fossil fuel development because the pollution costs will be factored in by governments. This puts the capitalist innovation profit incentive where it should be to develop non fossil non polluting fuel sources as the main vehicle for profit. The market itself will never do this. It has to be done by stronger POLITICAL action. The present pollution barter system is arguably a failure because it puts the profit incentives in the wrong places. 

3. Every household should have the opportunity to place excess and stored energy on the national grid. By not taxing the profits from such non-fossil sales, there is an incentive to expand capacity at every level. The result will possibly be what we always have seen in agriculture when the household unit can make profit. We will see massive excess supply, but in this case not of the usual farm products but of energy products. Eventually this will drive out all but the most efficient large scale producers as the increasingly bigger firms seek profit from scaling upward. 







Saturday, 30 November 2013

Apple iPad is out, Nokia Lumia 2520 is in, especially at a savings of more than $230 | ZDNet






Bitcoin is a bubble, but let's see what it does post-crash | Tradingfloor.com

So will money move from gold to bit coin?






The Real Blog: The meaning of the housing bubble






Deflation Trap Tests Riksbank’s Resolve in Fighting Bubbles - Bloomberg

A new way to engineer a deeper depression on top of a deep depression? 

Perhaps a good old style war would help, the economic policies don't seem to be working. A few secret treaties?






Bank of England UK Housing Market Bubble Panic is Mark Carney Playing Game of Thrones :: The Market Oracle :: Financial Markets Analysis & Forecasting Free Website






Property bubble fears persist as average house price surges £11k - Nationwide | This is Money

The greed cycle emerges with a vengeance destroying the UK economy and a new politics emerges out of the rubble.






Fears of London property bubble as house prices rise at fastest rate in three years - London - News - London Evening Standard

If you were a complete idiot you would think like Osborne. There is so much liquidity in the system that a recycle is INEVITABLE, and if anything like the Thailand bubbles be more spectacular than that of the earlier bubble recession / depression. It will make the 1930's seem like a picnic because no policy adopted so far treats the real issues of maturity mismatch and the bad capitalization of banks worldwide. 

So be like Osborne and make the worst mistake of your career!






Bitumen bubble is back, says finance minister in Alberta, Canada

Is it possible the bubble will burst with the loudest of bangs after all the artificial job creation of road building repair worldwide subsides.






Scandal Widens Over Contracts for Navy Work - NYTimes.com







Friday, 29 November 2013

CURSIVE KEEPS US THINKING - Havana Herald

Handwriting is also very therapeutic...






Ron Paul vs Paul Krugman: Who Is The True Prophet, Who Is The False? | InvestmentWatch

Based on past behaviour of the FRBNY one, not me, was fooled by the notion that no monetary authority could be so stupid. Yet, Bush had his allies doing what was the most stupid inflation of a hundred years.






The IMF should focus more on employment and growth ... Expert opinion!






Creating the American dream begins with affordable health care for everyone, yes everyone, and the poor should not be hurting!






Flying 'jellyfish' robot could mean big things for future surveillance, search-and-rescue technology (+video) - CSMonitor.com






Comet with two tails? Comet ISON could provide fascinating spectacle. - CSMonitor.com






Waste in Fossil Fuel Discovery. The World is an Addict and there are no 12 Steps to Recovery!

Governments have not taken the bull by the horns. They have allowed it to destroy the shop. There seems to be more money to be made destroying earth than saving it? So earth as a nice place is going faster than you think! Prepare for the worst of all political, social and economic scenarios in which most people fail and a very few succeed spectacularly. Brave new world has arrived! The average among us will live impoverished lives. Gadgets and spectacularly high density curved flat screen TVs won't solve real issues. They will only increase the numbness that people experience as they pay off their debts so a few can get filthy rich lording it over everyone else. Yes! The mathematics is not kind. 







Chuck Hagel: clean energy capability makes US Army 'stronger fighting force'

The US is now capable of fighting environmentally cleaner wars?







Unfortunately Charney does not have the basic understanding of banking and open economy economics needed to be an effective Bank of England governor.

King was not much better. He, however, had a better balance. Fact is that the UK is sliding rapidly into instability because of its openness to the world economy and its failure to even begin a reform of the banking system. Yes! We will see a repeat of the world financial disasters that have plagued this post 2000 period. This time the UK could be at the centre of instability. Someone trained our young economists to be dunces and to think that society itself being socially parasitic was acceptable. Or, is it just Cameron / Osborne forgetting how stupid Thatcher's money market banking system Big Bang reforms were when viewed as a social dynamic. We now see the consequences of bad structural reforms of a banking system that was working forty years ago in a socially benign way but now acts as a social parasite destructive of all the values society needs to succeed.







Why housing bubbles are so dangerous, as in the Philippines / UK

They are ultimately a precursor to the breakdown of fragile peaceful social fabrics that take generations to create. As neighbour goes to economic war with neighbour in maturity mismatching crated by monetary excesses underlying a housing bubble, it becomes more acceptable to view extremes such as genocide as social norms.  

The extreme view becomes the norm because there are no more standards of decency left.  More that housing values are destroyed by society at soar with itself in the dynamics of a housing bubble. 

Governments create these problems as they try to sort out personal problems that become translated into social problems. Realise that in a housing and stock market bubble, society is an addict! Realise too that the bubble is almost always a result of maturity mismatch in which the bankers involved yet senior in their field really do not understand the underlying mathematics of banking and credit creation. In other words social war is preventable. 

Society moves to the extreme right?







Carney has concerns the UK housing market is already out of control and he does not have the monetary instruments necessary to dampen demand.

The London housing market operates like the gold market being fueled by uncertainties in countries where banking systems of economies are corrupt. 







Bribe fines not going to developing countries | Business Recorder







War seen as a new way to conduct business rather than trade in a world where people see no future

The world is sliding into war, so we all better get battle gear on and train to kill? Ridiculous as it may seem, it is on the future path that I predicted in 2004 for world war by 2023. Are we seeing an inexorable timetable to create killing fields that is stronger than human initiative to redirected aggressive energies and that results from demographics and bank debt creation more than politics? The world needs a sedative it does not yet have. 

Is man up to the challenge of controlling the urge for banks to create war debt? Can governments succeed in maintaining a relative world peace or will the spoilers tip the table over and have a good old style bash at killing their friends and neighbours?







Biden the peacemaker in an inter generational role between two proud nations China and Japan. It's so rediculous now that even Scotland and England can't see they must get on together?

Have you noticed the build up of international tensions that are a direct aftermath of peaceful coexistence for generations and the emergence of new younger generations that have forgotten their very very very ordinary mortality. 







Thursday, 28 November 2013

The Iran nuclear deal could have been done eight years ago, if Bush and Blair hadn't blocked it – Telegraph Blogs

George Bush was not interested in THE peace. He had Iran typecast as an evil empire. 







Most scientists believe in man-made global warming. Here's a new reason why they may be wrong – Telegraph Blogs

Interesting concepts emerge in this article by Sean Thomas, link below. 

The author does not really consider the opposite effect that for certain phenomena space/time results in more and more verification. Maybe the missing element is in the role that we ask science to play in a world that is evolving into / devolving from greater and greater complexity and structure / more and more chaos driven sub systems. 

Is non linearity frustrating science? Obviously, the playing field is not even / flat. Proof is relative and can often be purchased by the wealthy, those in control. Does the tree fall if science never studies / observes it? The wealthy feel that it is enough to bend reality to their model, but they can more easily make profit by only allowing others to see what they want to show. Does pollution happen? No, it us a phenomenon of the left field. 

Having studied knowledge, science, invention, and innovation, I would say that much science is relative. If you forget time / space your science is temporary theorising. It's important now to add that what works in one place in space time may not work in another. This is the modern dilemma that even the best most convincing results for a theory may neglect the tipping point, or as I would say, "Bad science is linear science." Bayesian method rules.... Personally, I think when we look at the life cycle of whole systems we are into a new world that our best science has yet to match by method. 







Study: Air Pollution Does, In Fact, Cause Cancer - Ring Of Fire Radio: Robert Kennedy Jr, Mike Papantonio and Sam Seder

Add to that the pollution coming from refraction / reflection / absorption of EMF off weak molecules / minerals in living systems and the subsequent alterations to their DNA and you have a pretty nasty cocktail. The profits people make from pollution is indeed our worse modern enemy.







Cutting Carbon Emissions Would Save Millions of Lives, Study Says - Ring Of Fire Radio: Robert Kennedy Jr, Mike Papantonio and Sam Seder







90 Companies Responsible for Two-Thirds of Global Warming Emissions - Ring Of Fire Radio: Robert Kennedy Jr, Mike Papantonio and Sam Seder

And, are they likely to slow down pollution?







Report: NSA Considered Revealing Porn Habits To Discredit Radicals | TechCrunch

This is a Fascist / Communist tactic. It's time NSA and such entities were dissolved. 







Bank of England Governor Mark Carney finds RBS allegations 'deeply troubling and extremely serious'.

RBS is a serious problem for the UK tax payer, a black hole of issues. It would seem the bank is a vulture of small business, a self serving bank monstrosity acting in a parasitic way towards small business. Does it beggar belief? Has anything changed in UK banking morality and governance. No....no....no....







How Hackers can Fool You into Working for Them







The Spyware That Enables Mobile-Phone Snooping

It's been around for some time and no one's doing anything about it?







Tips are not optional, they are how waiters get paid in America | Chelsea Welch | Comment is free | theguardian.com







Are gassy cattle a bigger problem than US government thought? - CSMonitor.com

You wish America would get serious about the melting ice caps and loss of coastal real estate !






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