sábado, octubre 21, 2006
Federico Arreola del Periodico Milenio le Dan La Bota
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parte 3
(Video) Soldados Chinos Asesinan A Tibetanos
viernes, octubre 20, 2006
Los Ultraricos Tienen El Control Mediático En EEUU.
Guatemaltecos Amenazados De Ser Deportados De EEUU.
Cientificos Crean Capa de Invisibilidad.
It's like a mirage, where heat causes the bending of light rays and cloaks the road ahead behind an image of the sky.
"We have built an artificial mirage that can hide something from would-be observers in any direction," said cloak designer David Schurig, a research associate in Duke University's electrical and computer engineering department.
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The first working cloak was in only two dimensions and did cast a small shadow, Smith said. The next step is to go for three dimensions and to eliminate any shadow.
In a very speculative application, he added, "one could imagine 'cloaking' acoustic waves, so as to shield a region from vibration or seismic activity."
Natalia M. Litchinitser, a researcher at the University of Michigan department of electrical engineering and computer science who was not part of the research team, said the ideas raised by the work "represent a first step toward the development of functional materials for a wide spectrum of civil and military applications."
Joining Schurig and Smith in the project were researchers at Imperial College in London and SensorMetrix, a materials and technology company in San Diego.
The research was supported by the Intelligence Community Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Program and the United Kingdom Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.
Organizaciones campesinas piden que se revise el TLCAN
Una docena de organizaciones campesinas exigieron al presidente electo, Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, impulsar la revisión del Tratado de Libre Comercio con Estados Unidos y Canadá (TLCAN), porque aseguran que al abrir la frontera a las importaciones de productos básicos, como el maíz, el agro mexicano sufrirá un retroceso que pondrá en peligro la seguridad alimentaria.
Las organizaciones campesinas señalaron que el nuevo gobierno deberá tomar acciones urgentes para tratar de renegociar el capítulo agropecuario del TLCAN, especialmente excluir el maíz y el frijol, alimentos fundamentales para la soberanía alimentaria nacional. Las dirigencias del Congreso Agrario Permanente, del Consejo Nacional Agropecuario, de la Confederación Nacional Campesina y de la Central Campesina Cardenista, entre otras, consideraron que el gobierno de Calderón Hinojosa debe tomar acciones prioritarias, principalmente por la magnitud de las diferencias que separan las realidades del agro de Canadá, Estados Unidos y México. Además propusieron un incremento de ciento por ciento en el presupuesto rural del próximo año para la recuperación de la soberanía alimentaria y la superación de la pobreza rural. La Jornada.
Presidentes Mexicanos Trabajan Para La CIA.
Mexico Hoy. El Fantasma Del Gobernador de Oaxaca Sigue Rondando.
jueves, octubre 19, 2006
Rumores de que El Presidente Bush Esta Bebiendo de Nuevo.
Cobert a Minutemen: Mejor Instalar Alabre Electrico y Collares En Cuello de Mexicanos.
El Mundo Conspira En Contra De Los Republicanos En EEUU.
Americanos, Tenga Miedo, Mucho Miedo. Voten Republicano.
10 Razones (entre otras) Por Las Que El Congreso En EEUU Necesita Limpieza Profunda.
Razones Por Las Que No Se Invadio Irak. En Realidad Es Ayuda Humanitaria.
Bush No Fue Enviado Por Dios
Mexico Hoy. Ingobernabilidad en Oaxaca pero se mantendra el Gobierno.
En EEUU, El Grupo Republicano No Quiere El Voto Hispano.
SANTA ANA, Calif. - State investigators have linked a Republican campaign to letters sent to thousands of Orange County Hispanics warning them they could go to jail or be deported if they vote next month, a spokesman for the attorney general said.
"We have identified where we believe the mailing list was obtained," said Nathan Barankin, spokesman for Attorney General Bill Lockyer.
He declined to identify the specific campaign, citing the ongoing investigation. The Los Angeles Times and The Orange County Register both reported Thursday that the investigation appeared to be focused on the campaign of Tan D. Nguyen, a Republican who immigrated to the U.S. from Vietnam as a child and is now challenging Democratic U.S. Rep. Loretta Sanchez. Nguyen's Web site says he opposes illegal immigration.
The letter, written in Spanish, tells recipients: "You are advised that if your residence in this country is illegal or you are an immigrant, voting in a federal election is a crime that could result in jail time."
In fact, immigrants who are naturalized U.S. citizens can legally vote.
It is illegal to threaten or intimidate voters, though, and the complaints about the letters that began surfacing this week prompted state and federal investigations.
Barankin said investigators had been questioning people in Orange County.
The two newspapers reported state investigators had found the location where the letters were printed and mailed to an estimated 14,000 Democratic voters in central Orange County. The Los Angeles Times, citing an unnamed source, said authorities had interviewed Nguyen at his office.
Nguyen did not return messages left by The Associated Press or either newspaper.
Sanchez said in an interview Thursday on Univision that the sender should be punished for stating that immigrants can't vote. It would be unfortunate if the person responsible was another immigrant, she said.
"What a shame, really, that this is still happening in the United States today," Sanchez said.
Sanchez said she had never spoken to Nguyen because her campaign didn't see him as a threat to her re-election.
The owner of Huntington Beach-based Mailing Pros, Christopher West, told The Orange County Register that he was hired to do the mailings but didn't know what they said and didn't know any laws were being broken when the mailer was sent. He said he gave investigators the name of the person who hired him.
"I'm the one that processed it, and I don't read Spanish," West said. "Until the investigator read it to me, I didn't know the content."
Scott Baugh, chairman of the Orange County Republican Party, condemned the letter as "an obnoxious, grotesque piece of work."
"Regardless of who did it — Republican or Democrat — if it's a crime, then whoever did it should be prosecuted," Baugh said.
A group of six Vietnamese-American political candidates running for offices in Orange County issued a joint statement saying: "The content of this mailer is offensive to the immigrant voters, regardless of their ethnicity."
The note's letterhead resembles that of an anti-illegal immigration group, California Coalition for Immigration Reform, but group leader Barbara Coe said she told investigators for the attorney general's office Wednesday that her group didn't authorize the letter and she didn't know who sent it.
"The letterhead was altered and I've never head of any Sergio Ramirez," the name signed to the letter, Coe said.
Numerous political leaders including Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger have denounced the letter and called for the investigations.
Imgaina un pais con politicos pobres...WAU!!!!
Muestras de segregación a afroamericanos en EEUU.
La Mujer Mas Bella Del Mundo!
miércoles, octubre 18, 2006
Olbermann: "Bush, un Mentiroso"
Razones por las que Dios no existe.....
El Dr. Richard Dawkins autor del libro "the god dilusion" habla sobre el concepto de Dios y el porque todos somos ateos, en relación al Dios que NO aceptamos.
El Gobierno Te Puede Encarcelar Porque Te Sospecha.
Bush Firma Acuerdo Que Limita Uso Del Espacio.
The document, the first full revision of overall space policy in 10 years, emphasizes security issues, encourages private enterprise in space, and characterizes the role of U.S. space diplomacy largely in terms of persuading other nations to support U.S. policy.
"Freedom of action in space is as important to the United States as air power and sea power," the policy asserts in its introduction.
National Security Council spokesman Frederick Jones said in written comments that an update was needed to "reflect the fact that space has become an even more important component of U.S. economic, national and homeland security." The military has become increasingly dependent on satellite communication and navigation, as have providers of cellphones, personal navigation devices and even ATMs.
The administration said the policy revisions are not a prelude to introducing weapons systems into Earth orbit. "This policy is not about developing or deploying weapons in space. Period," said a senior administration official who was not authorized to speak on the record.
Nevertheless, Michael Krepon, co-founder of the Henry L. Stimson Center, a nonpartisan think tank that follows the space-weaponry issue, said the policy changes will reinforce international suspicions that the United States may seek to develop, test and deploy space weapons. The concerns are amplified, he said, by the administration's refusal to enter negotiations or even less formal discussions on the subject.
"The Clinton policy opened the door to developing space weapons, but that administration never did anything about it," Krepon said. "The Bush policy now goes further."
Theresa Hitchens, director of the nonpartisan Center for Defense Information in Washington, said that the new policy "kicks the door a little more open to a space-war fighting strategy" and has a "very unilateral tone to it."
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Clinton's top goals were to "enhance knowledge of the Earth, the solar system and the universe through human and robotic exploration" and to "strengthen and maintain the national security of the United States."
The Clinton policy also said that the United States would develop and operate "space control capabilities to ensure freedom of action in space" only when such steps would be "consistent with treaty obligations." The Bush policy accepts current international agreements but states: "The United States will oppose the development of new legal regimes or other restrictions that seek to prohibit or limit U.S. access to or use of space."
A number of nations have pushed for talks to ban space weapons, and the United States has long been one of a handful of nations opposed to the idea. Although it had abstained in the past when proposals to ban space weapons came up in the United Nations, last October the United States voted for the first time against a call for negotiations -- the only "no" against 160 "yes" votes.
The U.S. position flows in part from the fact that so many key weapons systems are now dependent on information and communications from orbiting satellites, analysts said. The U.S. military has developed and deployed far more space-based technology than any other nation, giving it great strategic advantages. But with the superior technology has come a perceived vulnerability to attacks on essential satellites.
The new policy was applauded by defense analyst Baker Spring of the conservative Heritage Foundation. He said that he supported the policy's rejection of international agreements or treaties, as well as its emphasis on protecting military assets and placing missile defense components in space. He also said that he liked the policy's promotion of commercial enterprises in space and its apparent recognition that private satellites will need military protection as well.
The issue of possible hostilities in space became more real last month when National Reconnaissance Office Director Donald M. Kerr told reporters that a U.S. satellite had recently been "painted," or illuminated, by a laser in China. Gen. James E. Cartwright, the top U.S. military officer in charge of operations in space, told the newsletter Inside the Pentagon last week that it remained unclear whether China had tried to disrupt the satellite.
En 100 mil años habra clases humanas inferiores y superiores.
manas. La clase superior sera alta, delgada, atractiva, sana inteligente y creativa.
martes, octubre 17, 2006
Actos Anti Inmigrantes
Tanto Peca el que Mata La Vaca, Como el Que le Chupa la Pata!
Corea Del Norte Se Prepara Para Segunda Prueba Nuclear.
Cuarta Ronda De Votacion para el Consejo de Seguridad en la ONU. Esta entre Guatemala y Venezuela.
Mexico Hoy. El Fraude Presente En Elecciones Estatales de Mexico.
Escandalo Foley ha hecho que se olviden otros Escandalos.
Tratando de actualizarse con los ultimos escandalos politicos.
Hispanos En California Amenazados Para Que NO Voten
Note Warns Calif. Hispanics on Voting
The Associated Press
Oct 17, 2006
SANTA ANA, Calif. - The state attorney general's office is investigating a letter received by some Southern California Hispanics that says it is a crime for immigrants to vote and tells them they could be jailed or deported if they go to the polls next month.
"It's a very malicious and degrading letter. It's to pull Latinos down and make them afraid," said Benny Diaz, who is running for City Council in Garden Grove. He said his wife and five other people he knows had received the letter.
The letter, written in Spanish, tells recipients: "You are advised that if your residence in this country is illegal or you are an immigrant, voting in a federal election is a crime that could result in jail time."
The truth is that immigrants who become naturalized citizens can legally register to vote.
Nathan Barankin, a spokesman for state Attorney General Bill Lockyer, said the letter was "something we are investigating aggressively right now." He said the sender could be charged with a felony and receive up to three years in state prison.
Several of the people who received the letters appeared to be naturalized citizens, said John Trasvina, interim president and general counsel for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund.
Noticia Traga Noticia
lunes, octubre 16, 2006
Mexico Hoy. 16 de Octubre del 2006.
Fox: "El Dinero de Venta De Drogas de EEUU Sirve Para Mantener la Corrupción en Mexico"
Modelo Desnuda Simboliza Libertad de Expresion.
domingo, octubre 15, 2006
Stephen Hawking actuara en una pelicula que tratara sobre sus Teorias del Universo.
London- British physicist Stephen Hawking hopes to soon bring his theories on the origin of the universe to the silver screen, the Sunday Times reported. Hawking is to play himself in the film Beyond the Horizon, in which he explains his hypotheses on the Big Bang theory of creation and on black holes, the Times said.
Hawking has the lead role in the film in which he, as narrator, explains cosmological concepts, the report said.
The scientist is currently working on the script, which revolves around his theories, with physicist and former Star Trek scriptwriter Leonard Mlodinow.
No date for the beginning of filming has been given.
Since 1963, Hawking has suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), an incurable disease of the central nervous system that causes progressive muscular atrophy.
Since 1968, the 64-year-old scientist has required a wheelchair and can only talk with the aid of a computer since 1985.