Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Real Estate and Nations
Real estate continues to go down in value. Some of us have fantasies of buying a cheap house from an auction after it goes into foreclosure. But, we need like 100-cash in advance and it is not easy to get a mortgage in the first place. then there is the problem of whole nations going into foreclosure, or into bankruptcy. Humanity needs to make a breakthrough and destroy this British imperialist system. LaRouche's webcast is today on larouchepac.com at 1 pm. So check it out and see if there is a way for the USA to work with China, Russia and India, and actually save civilization from a total breakdown crisis. We know that Russia and China are makind deal for big infrastructure projects, with Chinese engineers to soon be moving to Siberia.
Labels:
larouchepac,
russia china india siberia
Friday, October 16, 2009
Gold, Foreclosures and the Economy
Gold and foreclosures make the economy look weird. Where can you sell gold in NY? Well, Manhattan Gold Buyers Albert and Sons Jewelry INC is located in New York City’s Diamond District Specializes in buying gold in New York. Albert and Sons is family owned and operated and has been in business in NYC for over 20 years. Ooh, I can't take no more, diamonds and gold dust on the floor. When the crash is here you'll know. The New York State Gov't is broke to go.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
How is Real Estate Going in Afghanistan?
Real Estate in Afghanistan must be hot, because Arianna wants a piece. We quote--- Arianna Huffington: As Newsweek's cover story on Biden makes clear, the vice president has long opposed escalating in Afghanistan. So if the president decides to escalate, Biden, for the good of the country, should escalate his willingness to act on his "deep reservations" and resign. Generations to come will be grateful if he does, instead of following the pattern of "opposition" we've become all-too-accustomed to. You know the drill: after the dust settles, the mea-culpa-laden books start to come out, and suddenly we hear how forceful this or that official was behind closed doors, arguing against the war, then going home each night distraught at the unnecessary loss of life. Well, how about making the mea culpa unnecessary? Instead of saving it for the book, Biden can unfetter his conscience when it can actually do some good for the country.
I think it must be the new place to build resorts and time shares.
I think it must be the new place to build resorts and time shares.
Labels:
afghanistan,
arianna huffington,
real estate
Friday, October 2, 2009
Swine Flu is Spreading
The word from the New York Times is that Swine Flu is spreading. There are lots of rumors that the novel flu (or swine flu) vaccine is dangerous, but I don't buy it. I think it is fairly safe and much safer than getting the novel flu. You can die from the novel flu, and it is especially dangerous for young and healthy people. There is a report that 28 pregnant women have died recently from the novel flu. The good news is that some of these deaths are preventable with proper treatments. One good thing to get is a vaccine against a bacterial infection that can get into the lungs when one has the flu and be lethal.
Labels:
new york times,
novel flu,
swine flu
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Majora Carter is Live Tonight on the Radio
See local Greenie girl live tonight, or hear her on the radio"
WNYC's THE GREENE SPACE (Note that is on 93.9 FM, or 820 AM Radio- from 6-7:30 pm)
Presents
The Promised Land
Majora Carter & Wyclef Jean
Reforestation from The Bronx to Haiti:
Live Video Webcasts at www.WNYC.org/thegreenespace
and www.thepromisedland.org
(New York, NY- October 1, 2009 ) -- She's the environmental and economic Mac Arthur "genius" from the South Bronx, who is spreading the work across the US. He made a huge splash on the music scene and wound up giving out ten thousand scholarships and planting a million trees. The one logical place where two such innovative minds might meet: WNYC Radio's multi-media platform and intellectual crossroads, The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space.
On Thursday, October 1 from 6-7:30 pm, environmental activist and founder of Sustainable South Bronx, Majora Carter, will host a lively 90-minute conversation with Wyclef Jean, the Grammy Award-winning music idol, Haitian-American Good Will Ambassador, and passionate philanthropist. Since its founding in 2005, Jean's foundation Yéle Haiti has funded countless scholarships, arts projects, emergency and food aid, and reforestation projects in his home country. As part of The Greene Space's NEXT New York Conversation Series of talks with the city's movers, shakers, and thinkers, sponsored by HSBC, "The World's Local Bank," Carter and Jean will trade tales from the frontlines of environmental education and activism and will offer inspiring insights into their creative solutions to seemingly intractable challenges.
Joining the conversation will be Jeffrey Swartz, president and CEO of the Timberland Company. Last year, Timberland launched its Earthkeepers Movement in an effort to engage one million consumers across the globe to support environmental stewardship.
The segment will be videocast live on site and via the web here and here. This fall, it will be transformed into an hour-long radio special as part of The Promised Land, Carter's public radio series chronicling the visionary yet down-to-earth efforts of the activist next door. The special will air across the nation on public radio stations in October and November.
Thursday, October 1
6-7:30 PM
Majora Carter interviews Wyclef Jean and special guest Timberland CEO Jeff Swartz for The Greene Space's The NEXT New York Conversation Series, sponsored by HSBC, "The World's Local Bank"
Invite only, available to all via videocast
WNYC's The Greene Space
44 Charlton Street, NY, NY 10014
93.9 FM, AM820, and online
WNYC's THE GREENE SPACE (Note that is on 93.9 FM, or 820 AM Radio- from 6-7:30 pm)
Presents
The Promised Land
Majora Carter & Wyclef Jean
Reforestation from The Bronx to Haiti:
Live Video Webcasts at www.WNYC.org/thegreenespace
and www.thepromisedland.org
(New York, NY- October 1, 2009 ) -- She's the environmental and economic Mac Arthur "genius" from the South Bronx, who is spreading the work across the US. He made a huge splash on the music scene and wound up giving out ten thousand scholarships and planting a million trees. The one logical place where two such innovative minds might meet: WNYC Radio's multi-media platform and intellectual crossroads, The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space.
On Thursday, October 1 from 6-7:30 pm, environmental activist and founder of Sustainable South Bronx, Majora Carter, will host a lively 90-minute conversation with Wyclef Jean, the Grammy Award-winning music idol, Haitian-American Good Will Ambassador, and passionate philanthropist. Since its founding in 2005, Jean's foundation Yéle Haiti has funded countless scholarships, arts projects, emergency and food aid, and reforestation projects in his home country. As part of The Greene Space's NEXT New York Conversation Series of talks with the city's movers, shakers, and thinkers, sponsored by HSBC, "The World's Local Bank," Carter and Jean will trade tales from the frontlines of environmental education and activism and will offer inspiring insights into their creative solutions to seemingly intractable challenges.
Joining the conversation will be Jeffrey Swartz, president and CEO of the Timberland Company. Last year, Timberland launched its Earthkeepers Movement in an effort to engage one million consumers across the globe to support environmental stewardship.
The segment will be videocast live on site and via the web here and here. This fall, it will be transformed into an hour-long radio special as part of The Promised Land, Carter's public radio series chronicling the visionary yet down-to-earth efforts of the activist next door. The special will air across the nation on public radio stations in October and November.
Thursday, October 1
6-7:30 PM
Majora Carter interviews Wyclef Jean and special guest Timberland CEO Jeff Swartz for The Greene Space's The NEXT New York Conversation Series, sponsored by HSBC, "The World's Local Bank"
Invite only, available to all via videocast
WNYC's The Greene Space
44 Charlton Street, NY, NY 10014
93.9 FM, AM820, and online
Friday, September 11, 2009
Obama Health Care to Nowhere
This health care proposal from Obama could be called the health care to nowhere. It being accompanied by his claim that the economic recession is over shows what is going on. The health care is a bailout of the big insurance co. and health care companies, while involving rationing health care. Obama would like you to be put to death by a government agency, perhaps the new Medicare Commission that he proposed, rhe Medicare Commission he mentioned in his speech on Wednesday night. That is what is happening in 16.5 percent or more on the deaths each year lately in the UK. And guess who is sponsoring this program? Answer- the British monarchy. Remember Harlem, we had a revolution against these people for a very good reason.
Of course, they will call you crazy if you show what they are really doint. It's not murder old boy, or even euthanasia. It's deep sedation, and since you are going to die anyway, no food for you! Anyway the National Health Service needs an empty bed for the next possible victim. The UK should be defined as a fascist or nazi country anyway.
Of course, they will call you crazy if you show what they are really doint. It's not murder old boy, or even euthanasia. It's deep sedation, and since you are going to die anyway, no food for you! Anyway the National Health Service needs an empty bed for the next possible victim. The UK should be defined as a fascist or nazi country anyway.
Labels:
economic recession,
health care,
obama,
uk
Monday, August 10, 2009
Environmental Riots in the UK

http://marcvallee.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/090808_marcvallee_climate_camp_mass_action_blog.jpg
It's interesting that there are riots in the UK over global warming and shutting down power plants. Are these people all brainwashed? Things are bad in the United States, but you could never get away with that crap here.
KINGSNORTH, KENT, UNITED KINGDOM – 09.8.08. Two mounted police officers raise their batons amongst protesters as police move in to arrest a man as environmental activists march on Kingsnorth Power Station Hoo, Kent, England on Saturday 9th August 2008. 2,000 campaigners marched on the Power Station with the aim to shut it down for the day. (Photo Marc Vallée/marcvallee.co.uk) (c) Marc Vallée, 2008.
Clients : Click on the above image to view more images from the set. All Images are available for rights managed editorial licensing. High resolution images are available on request.
Images: www.marcvallee.co.uk/climate_camp_2008_index.html
Archive Link : www.archive.marcvallee.co.uk
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


