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17 Feb 2005 @ 00:35
It's about time, lol. I mean why didnt they just come out and say it when they got the pic of the caves and croped them out.
This is the artical link:
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This is the link to the intentionaly covered up cave info.
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7 Feb 2005 @ 22:43
I found this flash movie on Rense.com. The future of news: We are there...,well it's just a matter of time, or no time. EPIC. You will need the flash player to view this. Takes a while to load on dialup.
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P.S. You can replay it by right clicking the credits screen and then clicking on play, and if you downloaded on dialup, I suggest to replay it. :} More >
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 3 Feb 2005 @ 05:37
Neat, wonder if adding Aluminum, Barium and some polymers as a fine dust into the atmosphere, would turn the sky into a really big plasma screen TV on clear nights. Says here at the link below, they might be able to light the sky over a city, for emergency purposes, of course. Intresting pic's too. :}
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2 Feb 2005 @ 02:18
US Declares Iraqis Must Destroy Their Own Seeds.
Edited by Iman Khaduri
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For the record: "U.S. declares Iraqis can not save their own seeds"
"As part of sweeping "economic restructuring" implemented by the Bush Administration in Iraq, Iraqi farmers will no longer be permitted to save their seeds, which include seeds the Iraqis themselves have developed over hundreds of years. Instead, they will be forced to buy seeds from US corporations. That is because in recent years, transnational corporations have patented and now own many seed varieties originated or developed by indigenous peoples. In a short time, Iraq will be living under the new American credo:
Pay Monsanto, or starve ."
"The American Administrator of the Iraqi CPA (Coalition Provisional Authority) government, Paul Bremer, updated Iraq's intellectual property law to 'meet current internationally-recognized standards of protection'. The updated law makes saving seeds for next year's harvest, practiced by 97% of Iraqi farmers in 2002, and is the standard farming practice for thousands of years across human civilizations, to be now illegal.. Instead, farmers will have to obtain a yearly license for genetically modified (GM) seeds from American corporations. These GM seeds have typically been modified from seeds developed over thousands of generations by indigenous farmers like the Iraqis, and shared freely like agricultural 'open source.'"
Iraq law Requires Seed Licenses November 13, 2004
"According to Order 81, paragraph 66 - [B], issued by L. Paul Bremer [CFR], the people in Iraq are now prohibited from saving seeds and may only plant seeds for their food from licensed, authorized U.S. distributors.
The paragraph states, "Farmers shall be prohibited from re-using seeds of protected varieties or any variety mentioned in items 1 and 2 of paragraph [C] of Article 14 of this chapter."
Written in massively intricate legalese, Order 81 directs the reader at Article 14, paragraph 2 [C] to paragraph [B] of Article 4, which states any variety that is different from any other known variety may be registered in any country and become a protected variety of seed - thus defaulting it into the "protected class" of seeds and prohibiting the Iraqis from reusing them the following season. Every year, the Iraqis must destroy any seed they have, and repurchase seeds from an authorized supplier, or face fines, penalties and/or jail time."
As per an Iraqi proverb, the day will come, sooner rather than later, when the Iraqis will shred Bremer's Laws, soak them in water and offer the glass to Bremer to drink.
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Iraqis Can't Save Seed
By Bud Landry
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"U.S. Declares Iraqis Can't Save Seed," by David Deschesne
According to Order 81, paragraph 66 -[B], issued by L. Paul Bremer [CFR], the people in Iraq are now prohibited from saving seeds and may only plant seeds for their food from from licensed, authorized U.S. distributors.
The paragraph states, "Farmers shall be prohibited from re-using seeds of protected varieties or any variety mentioned in items 1 and 2 of paragraph [C] of Article 14 of this chapter."
Written in massively intricate legalese, Order 81 directs the reader at Article 14, paragraph 2 [C] to paragraph [B] of Article 4, which states any variety that is different from any other known variety may be registered in any country and become a protected variety of seed - thus defaulting it into the "protected class" of seeds and prohibiting the Iraqis from reusing them the following season. Every year, the Iraqis must destroy any seed they have, and repurchase seeds from an authorized supplier, or face fines, penalties and/ or jail time.
This is the freedom that comes with the American form of democracy?
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 27 Jan 2005 @ 18:57
A very intresting site. The info on this site came to me in a dream about 10 years ago. :}
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