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It you want to say TV isn't a failure, then cut off CAFR funding for it. Cut off Obama's giveaway to the networks. Let's have the FCC panel made up of engineers who the public votes in, not the one's the POTUS appoints. Today you have to get your daily dose of propaganda BS along with your local news (which could possibly warn if a tsunami is on the way) what a nasty trade off, listening to how jobs are so good, and the economy is recovering, and OBL shot and dumped at sea, just to try to know if the rain might have nuclear fallout or if some earthquake has a 100' wave headed your way. Let us not forget the switch to DTV which sucks more money people don't have. Plus when it's really windy from the haarp technology mucking with the weather, the DTV packets break up. Where in analog, it was just snow and noise, now it's BSOD (black screen of death)

Ya want to talk about the telcos? Start with NSA fios splitters, move on to wiretaps, spying, and all the rest of the crap. You couldn't GIVE me a mobile phone.

You want to talk about the internet and law? Miserable failure. *.AA , DMCA, streaming stations, copyright/patent trolls, SEO blackhats, the intelligence community spying, Chamber of Commerce, facebook. You can't look me in the eye and tell me that's not a failure for the US Constitution which is now intermittent.

When the monetary system financial terrorism come to fruition and mark to market is realized and the funding sources are added up, and the financial terrorists are prosecuted, these technologies will be a failure. It's just that it isn't measured this way currently because of the corruption and payola.

Watch: sock puppet / trolls will vote this message off the radar they don't like the truth.

Excuse me but this is above any argument. Nuclear power, is like maintaining a glass full of nitroglicerin in your bathroom because it fulfills some of your crucial ass wiping needs - it may be the cheapest way to fulfill your needs, but, it is also a ticking time bomb :

A lot of nuclear reactors are dotted around the world. And this planet is a moving one - there are always constant earthquakes :

http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php

See. Its like a gamble. So far, we are alright because one of those quakes didnt chance up on a critical installation. This japan quake could have been much closer, and all of those 6 reactors could have been already totally shattered and we would be sucking iodine tablets right now.

Germany did right. At a time when the planet was showing rather increased activity, they shut down all of their 10+ reactors, around 30% or so of their power. They are going to replace nuclear power.

Indeed. It is the biggest folly of this civilization to rely on VERY dangerous, catastrophic things, because they are cheaper than alternatives. No - these are really dangerous - because ONE failure, may be enough to wreck our civilization and decimate populations. You go figure how the rest will come down with domino effect - it will come down, but the question is, how much it will. All depends on the level of the disaster happening on the next reactor. It may even be this one.

In japan and around the world.

http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php

yea. tin foil. still.

http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php

there is a certain point, at which this 'tinfoil' bullshit needs to stop.

this 2012 thing, may be real for some reason, even before 2012 :

http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php

erupting mountain icons are currently erupting volcanoes. sideways Zs are quakes. its going crazy since last 2 months. the activity is parabolically increasing.

numerous strong (>5) quakes are happening worldwide, but they mainly go unreported in media unless someone dies. one near madrid shortly, one in south germany a short while ago, the baja california thing (it was impossible not to report tho), here, there and now china. iceland volcano eruption is getting stronger, and it doesnt seem to be going to subside anytime soon. its possible that a bigger volcano near that can also go active. and they said usgs stopped reporting quakes outside usa.

something is hitting the fan, and it may really be shit.

http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index.php?lang=eng

FYI, they also happen to have a Disaster and Emergency AlertMap.

At least if it was a cluster map I could look at an area and think, "I sure as heck ain't traveling there for work this week.

On a global scale, check out the RSOE EDIS (Emergency and Disaster Information Service).

It aggregates all sorts of disasters, from short-time events such as automobile accidents, and current tropical storms, to longer term ones, such as epidemics and forest fires.