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Comment by Jeff on January 22, 2010 at 4:53pm

Gold and oil both.

Comment by I811st on January 22, 2010 at 12:36am

I'm still working on finding a source of this info ,but someone told they heard on the radio yesterday morning, that at the Copenhagen meetings, the people running the meetings were telling the countries what they had to do in terms of cutting carbon emissions. The poor countries protested saying, "we can't do it". When the representatives of these poor countries said they were going to leave without an agreement, they were threatened, "we'll destroy your country if you walk out". They walked out anyway. Haiti was the first country to walk out.

Has, "yes we can" taken on a whole new meaning???
"yes you will"!!!

Comment by Fred Black on January 21, 2010 at 8:40pm

Here are a couple more coincidences to add to the data base Jeff.

About two years ago, Burma was devastated by cyclone Nargis. The US were involved in an “exercise” near by and had ship loads of relief supplies and hardware and a contingent of troops, ready to invade “help”, before the cyclone actually developed.

The exercise is an annual (Cobra Gold), but the coinciding cyclone still didn’t pass the smell test for me. Burma is very anti American and has decent oil and gas resources which the Chinese have been trying to secure. Despite awesome destruction to their country from Nargis and no ability to manage a response, the Burma Junta refused to let the US Navy anywhere near them.

In Australia, we have a HAARP facility as well, the Harold E. Holt Naval Communication Station at Exmouth WA (constructed and operated by US Navy).

Since the early 70’s there have been a tremendous number of earth quakes in the near by desert.

Last year the ABC reported

The Western Australian wheat belt town of Beacon has been hit by about 100 earthquakes over the past month. The phenomenon, known as an earthquake swarm has been moving through the wheat belt for the past decade. Phil Cummins from Geoscience Australia says he's not aware of it happening like that anywhere else in the world.

Beacon is south east of Exmouth, below the desert region experiencing earthquakes since and only since, the start of the naval base operations.