sábado, septiembre 30, 2006
Manuel Clouthier: Fraude Electoral en Mexico.
"En Sinaloa el PRI hizo fraude en favor del PAN."
"La alianza de Fox y la Profesora Elba Esther Gordillo en el Fraude Electoral Presidencial en Mexico."
"La infiltración del Narcotráfico en la Política es evidente. La presencia de la narcopolitica esta ya en el congreso de Méico."
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"La alianza de Fox y la Profesora Elba Esther Gordillo en el Fraude Electoral Presidencial en Mexico."
"La infiltración del Narcotráfico en la Política es evidente. La presencia de la narcopolitica esta ya en el congreso de Méico."
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4 MORE YEARS, 4 MORE YEARS!
El presidente Bush tendra el apoyo de los republicanos para 4 años mas en la presidencia, aqui estan las razones porque:
Congresista Repulicano Mark Foley, renuncia por pruebas de acoso sexual a menores.
Brian Ross de ABC News expone al poderoso Congresista Republicano de Florida Mark Foley de acoso sexual a menores. Foley es miembro del Comite para Niños Extraviados y Abusados y Propuso Leyes que fueron aprobadas por el congreso, en contra de pornografia y explotación de niños por internet, estas mismas leyes seran aplicadas en contra del Republicano Foley. Lo absurdo no termina ahi, La organización Missinkids.com (National Center for Missing and Exploited Children) ha publicado en su pagina de internet un mensaje donde se expresa:
“Congressman Mark Foley’s resignation is a great loss to Florida and the nation. He has been a hard-working, dedicated and effective Congressman. He will be missed."
traduccion: "La renuncia del Congresista Mark Foley es una gran perdida para Florida y para la nacion. Ha sido un congresista trabajador, dedicado y eficiente. Sera extrañado."
Se espera que la respuesta de los republicanos sea rapida y feroz, con los antecedentes de intolerancia a acoso sexual por el caso Monica Lowenski...veremos.
“Congressman Mark Foley’s resignation is a great loss to Florida and the nation. He has been a hard-working, dedicated and effective Congressman. He will be missed."
traduccion: "La renuncia del Congresista Mark Foley es una gran perdida para Florida y para la nacion. Ha sido un congresista trabajador, dedicado y eficiente. Sera extrañado."
Se espera que la respuesta de los republicanos sea rapida y feroz, con los antecedentes de intolerancia a acoso sexual por el caso Monica Lowenski...veremos.
Congresista Republicano Foley, Acusado de Acoso Sexual de Menores. Investigación Rechazada por Republicanos.
Es extraño como los republicanos se niegan a apoyar una resolución que aclararia quienes mas, ademas del congresista republicano Foley, han participado en acoso sexual de menores...
viernes, septiembre 29, 2006
El Yunque: La Ultraderecha en Mexico.
"Cuando los que mandan pierden la verguenza, los que obedecen pierden el respeto"
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jueves, septiembre 28, 2006
Should Congress pass a bill giving retroactive immunity to president Bush for possible war crimes?
Debe el congreso pasar un ley que le de inmunidad retroactiva al presidente Bush por posibles crimenes de guerra?
miércoles, septiembre 27, 2006
New Poll: 71 Percent Of Iraqis Want U.S. Forces To Withdraw Within A Year
The Program on International Policy Attitudes released a new poll on Iraqi public opinion today which finds that seven in ten Iraqis want US-led forces to commit to withdraw within a year. Moreover, an overwhelming majority believes that the US military presence in Iraq is provoking more conflict than it is preventing. The poll was conducted during the first week of September. Here are some of its key findings:
– A large majority of Iraqis–71%–say they would like the Iraqi government to ask for US-led forces to be withdrawn from Iraq within a year or less. Given four options, 37 percent take the position that they would like US-led forces withdrawn “within six months,” while another 34 percent opt for “gradually withdraw[ing] US-led forces according to a one-year timeline.”
– Support for attacks against US-led forces has increased sharply to 61 percent (27% strongly, 34% somewhat). This represents a 14-point increase from January 2006, when only 47 percent of Iraqis supported attacks.
– More broadly, 79 percent of Iraqis say that the US is having a negative influence on the situation in Iraq, with just 14 percent saying that it is having a positive influence.
– Asked “If the US made a commitment to withdraw from Iraq according to a timeline, do you think this would strengthen the Iraqi government, weaken it, or have no effect either way?” 53 percent said that it would strengthen the government, while just 24 percent said it would weaken the government.
– Asked what effect it would have “if US-led forces withdraw from Iraq in the next six months,” 58 percent overall say that violence would decrease (35% a lot, 23% a little).
More Americans blame Bush than Clinton for failure to capture Osama bin Laden
"According to a recent Gallup Panel survey, the American public puts the primary blame on Bush rather than Clinton for the fact that bin Laden has not been captured," writes Lydia Saad for the Gallup News Service.In the telephone survey based on interviews with 1,010 national adults, aged 18 and older, which was conducted from September 21 to 24, before and after Clinton's "heated" interview on Fox News Channel aired on Sunday, 53 percent blame Bush, while only 36 percent blame Clinton.
"Clinton's reputation in this matter is far from unblemished, however," notes Saad. "Forty-two percent of Americans believe Clinton deserves either a great deal or a fair amount of blame, while only 32% say he deserves no blame."
Excerpts from Gallup News Service report:
#It is hard to know whether the ongoing war of words -- including a highly publicized outburst by Clinton over the weekend in an interview with Fox News anchor Chris Wallace -- is changing any minds, or merely inciting partisan loyalties. Republicans and Democrats are largely divided into opposing camps on the question of who is more to blame for bin Laden's ability to evade capture: 71% of Republicans say Clinton is more to blame while 83% of Democrats hold Bush more responsible. While a small minority in both cases, Republicans are more than twice as likely to blame Bush as Democrats are to blame Clinton (18% vs. 7%).
Clinton's strong advantage among the general public on this question comes more from the fact that political independents are closer to the Democratic side in their attitudes, with a solid majority blaming Bush more than Clinton (58% vs. 31%).
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Perceptions of the degree to which each president deserves some blame for bin Laden's whereabouts are similarly partisan. The overwhelming majority of Republicans assign a great deal or fair amount of blame to Clinton, while only 24% assign this much blame to Bush. Conversely, 77% of Democrats assign high blame to Bush, versus only 23% blaming Clinton. Again, independents align more closely with the Democrats.
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martes, septiembre 26, 2006
lunes, septiembre 25, 2006
Global Temperature Highest in Millennia
Sep 25, 7:08 PM (ET)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The planet's temperature has climbed to levels not seen in thousands of years, warming that has begun to affect plants and animals, researchers report in Tuesday's issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The Earth has been warming at a rate of 0.36 degree Fahrenheit per decade for the last 30 years, according to the research team led by James Hansen of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York.
That brings the overall temperature to the warmest in the current interglacial period, which began about 12,000 years ago.
The researchers noted that a report in the journal Nature found that 1,700 plant, animal and insect species moved poleward at an average rate of about 4 miles per decade in the last half of the 20th century.
(AP) An iceberg from the Portage Glacier is locked in the frozen Portage Lake south of Anchorage, Alaska.The warming has been stronger in the far north, where melting ice and snow expose darker land and rocks beneath allowing more warmth from the sun to be absorbed, and more over land than water.
Water changes temperature more slowly than land because of its great capacity to hold heat, but the researchers noted that the warming has been marked in the Indian and western Pacific Oceans. Those oceans have a major effect on climate and warming that could lead to more El Nino episodes affecting the weather.
"This evidence implies that we are getting close to dangerous levels of human-made pollution," Hansen said in a statement.
Few scientists doubt that the planet has warmed, though some question the causes of the change.
Hansen, who first warned of the danger of climate change decades ago, said that human-made greenhouse gases have become the dominant climate change factor.
The study said the recent warming has brought global temperature to a level within about one degree Celsius - 1.8 degree Fahrenheit - of the maximum temperature of the past million years.
"If further global warming reaches 2 or 3 degrees Celsius, we will likely see changes that make Earth a different planet than the one we know. The last time it was that warm was in the middle Pliocene, about 3 million years ago, when sea level was estimated to have been about 25 meters (80 feet) higher than today," Hansen said.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The planet's temperature has climbed to levels not seen in thousands of years, warming that has begun to affect plants and animals, researchers report in Tuesday's issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The Earth has been warming at a rate of 0.36 degree Fahrenheit per decade for the last 30 years, according to the research team led by James Hansen of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York.
That brings the overall temperature to the warmest in the current interglacial period, which began about 12,000 years ago.
The researchers noted that a report in the journal Nature found that 1,700 plant, animal and insect species moved poleward at an average rate of about 4 miles per decade in the last half of the 20th century.
(AP) An iceberg from the Portage Glacier is locked in the frozen Portage Lake south of Anchorage, Alaska.The warming has been stronger in the far north, where melting ice and snow expose darker land and rocks beneath allowing more warmth from the sun to be absorbed, and more over land than water.
Water changes temperature more slowly than land because of its great capacity to hold heat, but the researchers noted that the warming has been marked in the Indian and western Pacific Oceans. Those oceans have a major effect on climate and warming that could lead to more El Nino episodes affecting the weather.
"This evidence implies that we are getting close to dangerous levels of human-made pollution," Hansen said in a statement.
Few scientists doubt that the planet has warmed, though some question the causes of the change.
Hansen, who first warned of the danger of climate change decades ago, said that human-made greenhouse gases have become the dominant climate change factor.
The study said the recent warming has brought global temperature to a level within about one degree Celsius - 1.8 degree Fahrenheit - of the maximum temperature of the past million years.
"If further global warming reaches 2 or 3 degrees Celsius, we will likely see changes that make Earth a different planet than the one we know. The last time it was that warm was in the middle Pliocene, about 3 million years ago, when sea level was estimated to have been about 25 meters (80 feet) higher than today," Hansen said.
American Blackout. Cuando el voto de los afroamericanos NO cuenta.
American Blackout es un documental hecho sobre las ultimas elecciones presidenciales en EEUU, y como se excluyo el voto de los afroamericanos.
Imaginate a tus seres queridos muertos
Bush utilizara cualquier cosa para inducir miedo, aqui la prueba.
domingo, septiembre 24, 2006
Fox News al servicio de los Republicanos
Chris Wallace entrevista al ex'presidente Clinton, y le pregunta, porque no hizo mas por aprender o matar a Bin Laden. Desde luego, la prensa republicana de FOX trata de hacer que la culpa es de Clinton, sin embargo, el ex'presidente no se queda callado y expone algunas evidencias historicas del porque Bin Laden no fue aprendido en su mandato. Sin embargo, Clinton alcara: "Al menos yo lo intente y fracase, pero la administracion actual, (a sabiendas que era el culpable de los ataques del 11 de septiembre) por 8 meses no hizo NADA"!
También es evidente como el noticiero FOX, entre otros, tienden a hacerle este tipo de preguntas a democratas, pero no a republicanos. Preguntas como: Porque Bush dice que Bin Laden ya no es importante para el? Porque tienen negocios con familiares de Bin Laden? Si Bin Laden esta en Pakistan, porque no van por el? Que paso con los 9 billones de dolares que se perdieron al enviarse asistencia a Irak?
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También es evidente como el noticiero FOX, entre otros, tienden a hacerle este tipo de preguntas a democratas, pero no a republicanos. Preguntas como: Porque Bush dice que Bin Laden ya no es importante para el? Porque tienen negocios con familiares de Bin Laden? Si Bin Laden esta en Pakistan, porque no van por el? Que paso con los 9 billones de dolares que se perdieron al enviarse asistencia a Irak?
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Quien me salvará, Dios o Alá?
La religión es solo un método para convencer a la gente de que alguien mas te ve además de la policia cuando cometes un delito/pecado, es pues, el vigilante de tu moralidad. Si no me he salvado, sera porque no he encontrado a Dios, Ala, Mohamed, Budha, o a quien? De todas las religiones, es el cristianismo el que por la historia se ha manifestado como la mas salvaje y sangrienta. Sin embargo es la mas presente en el mundo y la que menos acusaciones de crimenes tiene. Bill Maher tiene una mesa redonda sobre este interesante tema.
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