Constitutional Crisis in Spain; Pro-Referendum Parties Win 87 of 135 Seats
Originally posted here: Constitutional Crisis in Spain; Pro-Referendum Parties Win 87 of 135 Seats
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Originally posted here: Constitutional Crisis in Spain; Pro-Referendum Parties Win 87 of 135 Seats
The Black Agenda Report’s article, " The Hurricane and the Failed State ," notes that: So-called advanced nations are never so advanced that they can stand up to the forces of nature. New York and New Jersey are just the latest examples of seemingly safe and “developed†places which were laid low by a change in the weather.
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VoltarieNet’s Thierry Meyssan reported in an article titled, " The many faces of Sheikh Ahmad Moaz Al-Khatib " that:Â Completely unknown to the international public only a week ago, Sheikh Moaz al-Khatib has been catapulted to the presidency of the Syrian National Coalition, which represents pro-Western opposition in the Damascus government. Portrayed by an intense public relations campaign as a highly moral personality with no partisan or economic attachments, he is in truth a member of the Muslim Brotherhood and an executive of the Shell oil company. Indeed, al-Khatib had worked at the al-Furat Petroleum Company for six years, according to the BBC , which is partnered with Shell Oil .
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November 23rd, 2012 at 7:16 pm Steve Fitzpatrick, I don’t believe science claims to have a good grip on all of the factors you describe. More pertinent to the discussion, back in the late 80s and 90s nobody was talking about those factors when temperatures were rising swiftly, alongside emissions. In fact they said that the response was both quick and expected–even expectable