Scratches to Sketches
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
Obama Pick for Court Is 3rd in a Row Blocked by Republicans - NYTimes.com
Republicans know George Bush was elected by a judge looking at voting machines. What a disaster that was!
What Android’s domination in smartphones means for Apple, Microsoft | IT World Canada Blog
If you really want to survive, you had better go the high route because the oversupply at the low end of rubbishy offerings must be staggering. Android rides on google popularity, for which big cracks are showing.
It's not surprising the cost cutting boys have equipment out there that people without savings purchase. People will save for quality and that's where the junk gets tossed, even good Apple stock.
Private firms selling mass surveillance systems around world, documents show | World news | The Guardian
If nothing is done openly and agreed as a social contract, then people will find other ways to privacy that governments will not like.
Monday, 18 November 2013
Canadian Government Irresponsibility leads to Surpluses as well as deaths.
Who gives a ...... for whether the budget is balanced or not when government irresponsibility arising from stupid forms of cost cutting results in deaths of its citizens.
We should have more power to stop governments using health departments to promote obvious and serious industrial mistakes that kill people.
Similar issues to our own regarding cell towers in residential and vulnerable areas rather than set back away where they are safe. But, the concerns are coming from a different culture.
I want to see an end to governments promoting stupid policies that kill people needlessly. That is why you have to seriously reexamine what your policies are for microwave communications. This is no joke. People's lives and health are at risk needlessly and without governments assuming appropriate responsibilities. Has the political world gone mad?
On examination of papers in the 1940's with advertising about the great benefits of having asbestos in one's home and how it makes the family safer, I understand how a community and its health officials can get things 100 percent wrong. But, as one who has suffered and seen one's close die from serious mistakes of government health departments for asbestos, smoking, lead fuels, paints, plywood, and x-rays, I would be very very worried about the major mistakes being committed by governments and health departments putting EMF radiation so close to residential areas. There is a flaw in our democracy and this is it. Democracy does not really exist except as a figment of one's imagination.
We need a government that really does the research to keep our veterans, soldiers, citizens and children safe, but we seem to be expecting others to do it.
There is a vacuum of responsible governance!
We are not taking responsibility for our actions big time. And, it's not for want of trying. What is one supposed to do when governments get the facts completely wrong in their policies and people die as a consequence? Are we to hate government? Get the blinkers off, man!
Bill Gates And Bono Promote Selfless Giving
We are mindful of what we can do to reduce the causes of ice pack melting and bad bad weather that is putting so many unexpectedly into poverty. Poverty arises mostly from overwhelming challenges not DNA.
Planet Thrive » EMF-free shelter to be created in France
Guess we could lose a load of residents to a country that really does speak French...
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Sketches from scratches is a provocative blogspot that has grown out of the Wuh Lax experience. It is eclectic, which means that it might consider just about anything from the simple to the extremely difficult. A scratch can be something that is troubling me or a short line on paper. From a scratch comes a verbal sketch or image sketch of the issue or subject. Other sites have other stuff that should really be of interest to the broad reader. I try to develop themes, but variety often comes before depth.
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