Steun onze heldhaftige politici in de mythische wereldrecordpoging regeringsvormen. Vier mee ! Samen aftellen ! Groot Volksfeest – Donderdag 17 februari 2011 – Gent, St.-Jacobs Het wereldkampioenschap wenkt voor Europees recordhouder België. Na het nationale record regeringsvormen (194 dagen) moest op 7 januari 2011 ook het Europese eraan geloven. Het wereldrecord, vandaag nog in het bezit van de huidige Irakese regering (249 dagen), komt nu in het vizier. Het komt erop neer dat de Belgen de onderhandelingen over 17 februari moeten kunnen tillen. Steun deze ludieke actie die ten allen tijde volledig los staat van enige partijpolitieke, ideologische of filosofische voorkeur. www.facebook.com ******************************************************** Appuyons nos leaders héroiques dans leur tentative de battre le record mondial mythique de formation de gouvernement. Fêtons cela ensemble ! Décomptons le nombre de jours ! Grand fête populaire – Jeudi le 17 février 2011 – Gand, St.-Jacobs La Belgique, avec son record Européen de formations de gouvernement, est aujourd’hui très proche de devenir le champion du monde: le pays n’a jamais vécu aussi longtemps sans gouvernement. Après l’écrasement du record national (194 jours), tous les records Européens sont battus la journée du 7 janvier 2011. Le record mondial, qui est maintenant possédé par le gouvernement Irakien actuel (249 jours), est de plus en plus à portée de main. L’impératif pour les Belges est donc de prolonger les …
Kurt Nimmo www.infowars.com March 14, 2011 The corporate media is almost unanimous in its appraisal of the nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan — the meltdown of multiple nuclear reactors will not result in a Chernobyl-style disaster. Japanese government: We’re in control, nothing to worry about here, now move along. According to the Japanese government, the explosion at the Fukushima Daiichi No. 3 reactor is not much to worry about. Officials said the inner reactor container remained intact, but this information should be taken with a large grain of salt — the Japanese government has a fairly extensive track record of covering up its nuclear accidents and mishaps. In 2003 alone, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) shut down 17 plants because the company had falsified records pertaining to a series accidents that pale in comparison to what is now unfolding at Fukushima and other nuclear power plants in the country. TEPCO is the largest electric utility in Japan and the 4th largest electric utility in the world. “The nuclear power plant failures and explosions near Fukushima, Japan are an excellent case example of the failure of government. Here, the Japanese government has been horribly derelict before, during and after this incident,” writes Mike Rogers from Tokyo. “I am not talking about just the Japanese government here. I am talking about all governments. All governments lie all the time. It is the nature of government to do so.” A former nuclear power plant designer …
Kurt Nimmo www.infowars.com March 14, 2011 The corporate media is almost unanimous in its appraisal of the nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan — the meltdown of multiple nuclear reactors will not result in a Chernobyl-style disaster. Japanese government: We’re in control, nothing to worry about here, now move along. According to the Japanese government, the explosion at the Fukushima Daiichi No. 3 reactor is not much to worry about. Officials said the inner reactor container remained intact, but this information should be taken with a large grain of salt — the Japanese government has a fairly extensive track record of covering up its nuclear accidents and mishaps. In 2003 alone, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) shut down 17 plants because the company had falsified records pertaining to a series accidents that pale in comparison to what is now unfolding at Fukushima and other nuclear power plants in the country. TEPCO is the largest electric utility in Japan and the 4th largest electric utility in the world. “The nuclear power plant failures and explosions near Fukushima, Japan are an excellent case example of the failure of government. Here, the Japanese government has been horribly derelict before, during and after this incident,” writes Mike Rogers from Tokyo. “I am not talking about just the Japanese government here. I am talking about all governments. All governments lie all the time. It is the nature of government to do so.” A former nuclear power plant designer …
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Kurt Nimmo www.infowars.com March 14, 2011 The corporate media is almost unanimous in its appraisal of the nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan — the meltdown of multiple nuclear reactors will not result in a Chernobyl-style disaster. Japanese government: We’re in control, nothing to worry about here, now move along. According to the Japanese government, the explosion at the Fukushima Daiichi No. 3 reactor is not much to worry about. Officials said the inner reactor container remained intact, but this information should be taken with a large grain of salt — the Japanese government has a fairly extensive track record of covering up its nuclear accidents and mishaps. In 2003 alone, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) shut down 17 plants because the company had falsified records pertaining to a series accidents that pale in comparison to what is now unfolding at Fukushima and other nuclear power plants in the country. TEPCO is the largest electric utility in Japan and the 4th largest electric utility in the world. “The nuclear power plant failures and explosions near Fukushima, Japan are an excellent case example of the failure of government. Here, the Japanese government has been horribly derelict before, during and after this incident,” writes Mike Rogers from Tokyo. “I am not talking about just the Japanese government here. I am talking about all governments. All governments lie all the time. It is the nature of government to do so.” A former nuclear power plant designer …
Salt Lake City, Utah — This Is Happening Now! Activists are storming the Utah State Capitol Building on the final night of the legislative session, furious over the Republicans’ passage of HB 477 which denies citizen access to legislative communications. From Wisconsin to Utah, across the nation citizens are furious with legislatures run by Republicans, who have done nothing but strip rights, protections and help from their constituents. The days of hiding from the big bad conservative Republicans are over! Stand up and fight for your rights! UPDATE: The protest has finished.. no arrests made. After activists filled the gallery of the House singing “This Land Is Your Land,” they were escorted out and the House and Senate Chamber doors were temporarily locked. I’m told the noise of the protesters in the halls and rotunda was deafening within the two chambers. Utah Gov. Gary Herbert signed into law Tuesday night a bill that amends the state’s open records law to allow for more government privacy. The controversial House Bill 477 moved swiftly through the Utah Legislature late last week, but was recalled by the Senate on Monday to delay the date it goes into effect due to pressure from the governor, citizens and transparency advocacy groups. HB 477 modifies provisions of the Utah Government Records Access and Management Act. The bill “provides that voice mails, instant messages, video chats, and text messages are not records subject to the act, with some exceptions.” It …
