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ISIS and Plans: Thomas Friedman New York Times view and my counter...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Mon, 15 Sep 2014 12:54:00 +0000

The Middle East wars and jihadi terrorism are not that complicated as some pundits conclude such as New York Times Thomas Friedman... who I do not read... but a NY Times paper was there so I picked it up and was curious about book reviews because I am envious about published authors, since I am on my 3rd novel attempt.

However, this is about ISIS... the likely remnants of Saddam Hussein's defeated army mainly Sunni who have taken a different approach to fighting... not that different because the Arabs (Persian, Bedouin, other tribes and sects, I call them Arabs) lived by the sword written in the Qur'an and beheaded enemies for centuries.

Nothing new.

Of course insurgents from all over, the Saudis are not to be trusted at all. The lesser evil.

Frankly, the Muslims would be better off being part of Israel, a much more civil and sophisticated nation where Arabs live and are shared with.

Islam must implode and it is imploding -- civil wars, moderates, and educated people who have had enough of the medieval ideology accepted as a religion of peace. Muslims must accept modernity and reform or they will perish even if it takes 10, 20, a hundred years.

And soldiers with the best weapons and support must take the vermin out... then establish key bases as long as it takes. Think Germany and Japan... the Japanese play baseball and have their form for democracy.

Obama's Strategy for Fighting ISIS Isn't All About Us - The ...

Degrade and Destroy -- Islamist Jihadis

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 16:54:00 +0000

"Obama vows to 'degrade and destroy' terrorists."

Hey Barack, call me a barbarian -- but if I were in charge of the American Military and NATO -- I would pile the skulls of the decapitating jihadis vermin in a pyramid-style. Different areas... as a reminder.

It worked for Genghis Khan and the Mongol warriors for a hundred years.

The original Shock & Awe.

Barbarians (Nomads, Warriors & Shamans)

http://onwardjames.blogspot.ca/2009/05/barbarians-novel-for-literary-agents.html

History and Legacy

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 12:52:00 +0000

"History will be kind to me for I intend to write it." Sir Winston Spencer Churchill. And what a history.

"History favored the decisive." -- by thriller author Vince Flynn in "Act of Treason" -- is a powerful line and profound thought.

Once one decides and goes forth things are accomplished: sometimes great things.

How will history favor Barack Hussein Obama? I suppose the media,

historians, and professors of the left will cherish his legacy: ObamaScare.

Time to move on from Google Blogspot...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Sat, 30 Aug 2014 13:00:00 +0000

Google stated blogspot was free... so I signed up. I liked the new design and options. But then they started to charge. I paid. But the last time I was late and they shut my access to the webpage.

https://sites.google.com/a/onwardjames.com/www/

Time for my own website... I don't mind paying but do not like being sucked in.

Chadwick Boseman nailed the James Brown part in "Get On Up"...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Tue, 05 Aug 2014 14:07:00 +0000

Something different... I needed a break... so I went to see the James Brown story -- Get On Up.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2473602/

Chadwick Boseman should win an academy award, period. Nelson Ellis as supporting actor.

Critics are sometimes out of their league... a Toronto critic gave the biography 3 out of 5 stars. The film had to cover a lot, hence flashbacks of different times and it suited the music, the FUNK.

There were some key emotional moments along with the best R&B music in history, yet there was hard, in your face events most of the time.

Boseman had James Brown nailed, and oh my can he dance like the Godfather of Soul.

I am not a pushover but when James Brown sang "Try Me", and actors Butterworth and Ellis were so believable, tears flowed down my cheeks.

With a little help from Mick Jagger

Get On Up - The Daily Beast

Try Me - James Brown

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2XY6oRD2xc

The first time I saw James Brown was at the T.A.M.I. show at a movie theatre. I was 17 years old... and afterwards tried his moves. I couldn't do the split. One time, I split my pants trying. The best I could do was the steps of the Flames.

The song that established James Brown and the Famous Flames was Please, Please, Please.

James Brown in 18 minutes

http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/possessed-james-brown-eighteen-minutes

Netanyahu is right

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Mon, 04 Aug 2014 18:31:00 +0000

Israel is a democracy, a true ally, far more decent than most Muslim nations where Muslims -- fine Islamists -- kill Christians, Jews, and other Muslims.

Hamas is funded by Iran. Gaza is ruled by Hamas. However, they were voted in and hence I do not feel sorry for the Palestinians, regardless.

Netanyahu statement about Gaza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq-ky0JbgvA

I support Israel and Zionism, too...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Mon, 04 Aug 2014 18:18:00 +0000

I am pleased Prime Minister Harper stands by Israel.

Canadian Prime Minister Condemns Obama, West for Not Supporting Israel
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2014/07/14/Canada-s-Harper-Condemns-Obama-andWest-for-Not-Supporting-Israel

GEESE!

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Mon, 21 Jul 2014 13:25:00 +0000

One has to compromise having a business in wetlands and greenbelt areas.

Goslings are cute and the monogamous parents are protective. Baby geese learn to survive and enjoy what geese enjoy.

However, Geese droppings are a headache, regardless.

Dogs sometimes help, but the geese come back.

So, we clean up the mess as much as possible. Yesterday, with a lightweight aluminum shovel and brush broom, I swept the docks around the property -- about 1/8 of a mile or more.

Because of the tornado damages we are still removing debris and fixing things. Next season, we hopefully will be able to arrange for a couple of summer students from one of the colleges. Of course there will be more duties rather than sweeping poop... such as cutting grass, weed whacking, minor landscaping, and more.

In the meantime, I do the chores, and frankly I don't mind because temporarily the end result is cleanliness and my mind is another phase rather than world affairs and politics.

I suppose I picked up my cleaning mother's habit. My brother Richard picked up my father's handyman skills and has become a master in at least two skills.

Our business is sharing with creatures: deer, racoons, turtles, beavers, blue heron, falcons, but no black bear that I have seen yet they do come around not far from us. But the geese let us know immediately, in our face and customer areas that they have had dinner.

I suppose this is a minor problem compared to what's going on in the world... and many people from different nations would love our situation as opposed to the strife they go through.

What to Do About Canada Geese

http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/geese/tips/solving_problems_canada_geese.html

When it comes to cutting trees a Guardian Angel oversees me...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Tue, 15 Jul 2014 00:51:00 +0000

If not a guardian, then I am damn lucky — again — when it comes to cutting trees with a chainsaw.

Years ago, I had been cutting down a damaged tree from high winds. I had taken my time, and had been awfully cautious. I had cut a “V”, a wedge in the direction I had wanted the tree to fall. Then I had cut an angle behind the first cut… however, out of nowhere a gust of wind and the tree had changed direction as it had toppled. I had scampered out of the way but had tripped with the chainsaw in my hand. Oh-oh!

Whew! Talk about luck. I had ended up on the ground and the two major limbs, like a “V”, on either side of me. Whoa! Not a scratch.

Maybe the tree was the angel and landed in such a way as not to hurt.

The past two weeks, I had been doing all kinds of labor to clean up the tornado micro-bursts on our quasi-resort and family compound. A mess. About fifty mature trees had demolished. My chainsaw had been in action like a weed-whacker. Ear plugs helped to dim the motor which could have used a muffler.

A thirty foot high and thick maple tree, maybe taller, had been uprooted in the storm and had left a wide two or three foot deep hole in the ground.

This not the tree or picture, just an example. Our toppled tree had several limbs and many branches.

The major trunk and limbs had landed on another tree, the rest had landed horizontal with the ground. But it did not damage an electric panel, thank goodness. So, I took it upon myself to remove some limbs and branches to prepare for the larger chainsaw my younger brother Richard would use. He was busy with an excavator removing stumps and would come later.

There was one more limb of the huge tree which I thought could be cut. My chainsaw got stuck and I was unable to remove it.

Our Bobcat with a fork lift would help by lifting the limb off the ground. Our young worker, handy-man Michael loves working with the machine (especially spinning 180 to 360 degrees) and he has become quite good manoeuvering the Bobcat.

But when the blades slightly lifted the limb, we became stunned -- the major part of the tree, the trunk, sprung straight up.

The chainsaw, which had been shut off, flew in the air… and wisely I was not close. I had cut so many branches and limbs that the last one was all it took to shift the weight and balance.

Michael and I were not afraid, just shocked. The toppled tree was now vertical and the hole was almost back to the way it was, except the roots had been torn apart.

We shall utilize the excavator with a long arm and bucket to push the trunk to the ground then make sure the bucket lies on top until we make some cuts.

Had the chainsaw blade not become stuck and the cut had been successful, I would have been hit and flung a distance.

Thank you Guardian Angel or good fortune for the moment.

What a lesson.

Tornado crisis on our property and others... regardless back to work...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Sun, 22 Jun 2014 11:37:00 +0000

It's been awhile since I posted something on the blog and over a week since I posted anything or made comments on Facebook.

Family issues. Court resolution. Followed by...

A tornado.

Either shear winds or micro bursts hit our family's quasi resort. No one was injured. 30 to 40 trees planted by our mother 40 or 45 years ago were demolished.

Boats overturned. Boathouse toppled over boats. Huge Trees landed on vehicles.

I have been helping my brother Richard (Rich or Richy), who runs the business, to clean up. Chain saw. Machines. Picking up debris. And so forth.

Arborists have dropped off their cards... but we are a working man's family. Plus we have a crew. What machines we don't have we rented... such as the bucket machine to cut the tops of the trees that splintered and landed on hydro lines, which were shut down.

A crane will come in to lift things.

Saturday morning break to inform those who are curious and / or care... and after this posting... back to work.

Many Facebook friends posted comments on my short piece. The following is my response:

My family and I appreciate your concerned and uplifting comments. Sunday morning a rest day at Coffee Time then head back to continue the chores and helping customers. My brother and I have put in long hours since Tuesday, longer than normal. Many long time customers even contributed their time raking and picking up debris. My brother started to shed some tears during the interview with one of the TV stations... not sorrow for him and the small crisis compared to some others, but tears of appreciation how people were there to help if needed. The bush land had been purchased for different reasons at first, 50 + years ago. My mother and father bought axes and we went to work clearing for a camp then eventually a road. They were hard workers, and survivors of the Nazis in WWII. They were taken from their villages, Ukraine and Poland (Bela Ruse) when they were young. They came to Canada, mama could not speak the English language but got a job as a cleaning woman, father as a tailor. Years later, they built a marina, trailer park, and even sort of a fishing camp, I look at the remaining trees planted by our feisty mother (over a hundred or more) and often think of her... we didn't always agree or get along... however she was always there for me and the family. Hence my brother, and sisters desire to continue with my parents legacy, not sell out for the sake of money. We also desire to build a camp for kids, those who are marginalized or can't afford the beauty of nature -- Even though she can be Harsh. We survive... and as my dear departed mother would say: LOVE WHAT YOU DO, REGARDLESS... AND GET BACK TO WORK.

Mama, our family anchor, passed away...

http://onwardjames.blogspot.ca/2012/09/mama-our-family-anchor-passed-away.html

Communism... "slowly bled into countries around the world, on almost every continent." Prime Minister Stephen Harper

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Sun, 01 Jun 2014 12:03:00 +0000

“Evil comes in many forms and seems to reinvent itself time and again. But whatever it calls itself — Nazism, Marxist-Leninism, today, terrorism — they all have one thing in common: the destruction, the end of human liberty.” Prime Minister Stephen Harper

Wise Americans would love a President like him -- he has some of Ronald Reagan's beliefs and expresses them.

Canada, he said, has been a haven from those fleeing oppression.

“Instead of communism’s grim determinism, they found Canadian opportunity.”

Harper said Canada and the West played their pro-freedom role during the Cold War, and he singled out former prime minister Brian Mulroney along with ex-British PM Margaret Thatcher and former U.S. president Ronald Reagan.

http://www.ipolitics.ca/2014/05/30/harper-launches-full-scale-verbal-attack-against-evil-communism/

Prime Minister Harper and Russian Communism
http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/05/30/poisonous-ideology-stephen-harper-launches-full-throated-attack-on-communism-at-toronto-fundraiser/

Ontario Election - Unions who have caused part of the HAVE NOT province syndrome

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Wed, 28 May 2014 13:05:00 +0000

Eleven unions of Ontario registered with Elections Ontario so they can advertise Tim Hudak and PC party attack ads.

The leaders have no clue about the jobs that will be cut mainly by attrition or they could care less about facts and will have tax and spend liberals continue their specialties.

Following are some of the unions:

Ontario Nurses Association (ONA)
Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE)
Elementary Teachers' of Ontario (EFTO)
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Working Families Coalition.

Ontario seems to be the only province in Canada that allows unions to register for advertising, mainly to attack conservatives, because former liberal Premier Dalton McGuinty allowed it. This helped his tax and spend causes.

Ontario PC Million Jobs Plan
http://ontariopc.com/millionjobsplan/

http://ontariopc.com/latest

Queens Park, Ontario, Canada -- Scary beyond belief!

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Fri, 23 May 2014 15:06:00 +0000

A horror film is being made in Ontario, Canada -- Vampires at Queens Park.

Scary.

Blood will be sucked out of the taxpayers and their children, and grand children. Even fetus.... and future children.

There are no bounds.

First & Second Consequences for Ontario Premier Wynne and the liberal party

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Mon, 19 May 2014 16:22:00 +0000

"Decisions governments make have consequences." -- Ontario Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne

Tim Hudak of the Progressive Conservative party wins majority the second consequence will be judgement day for Wynne and former ministers. The first one will be that the wise voters booted the scandalous liberals out.

Progressive Conservative party leader Tim Hudak pledges...
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/05/18/hudak-pledges-judicial-inquiry-into-gas-plant-cancellations

Governments, Consequences, and Liberal Hypocrites such as Ontario Premier Wynne

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Fri, 16 May 2014 21:38:00 +0000

"Decisions governments make have consequences," stated Ontario, Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne.

Hence, she and her hero former Premier Dalton McGuinty -- Dalton! Dalton! Dalton! -- have 21 consequences to face.

19 of the egregious initiatives are listed on the following link www.noliberal.ca and two are added, the Pan American Games (2015), and the past Electoral Reform, which I had been a part of and millions of dollars were spent by the liberal government, again.

CITIZENS' ASSEMBLY ON ELECTORAL REFORM (2006 - 07)
http://www.citizensassembly.gov.on.ca/

My social fabric of Ontario... and Canada...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Tue, 13 May 2014 13:49:00 +0000

Optimism. Individualism. Capitalism. Entrepreneurship (private sector). Respect. Responsibility. Rights (as perquisites not entitlement) Moral and Conservative Values.

However, Ontario, once the spine of Canada, has turned into a Have-Not or Have-Far-Less province. A nanny state (government will take care of you).

We need to think wisely and become a HAVE-FAR-MORE-THAN-BEFORE province and stop whining like the spendthrift liberals and socialists, who also blame the federal government led by sage-like Stephen Harper.

The liberals must be removed.

Get to know your MPP... and find out what he or she and the PC party can do for you, such as your egregious hydro bill for one thing.

VOTE CONSERVATIVE.

http://www.noliberal.ca/html/hydro_rates.html

Noliberals.ca

Julia Munro Member Provincial Parliament, Ontario, and I (Edmund Onward Sagebrush Titanium James)

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Sun, 11 May 2014 13:55:00 +0000

Julia Munro MPP - York Simcoe Home Page

Julia Munro Progressive Conservative Member of Provincial Parliament and I knocked on doors together. She had been a history teacher for many years and it's interesting when she confronts teachers who generally are liberal.

In her SUV, I said they do not teach conservative values in public schools and universities. There are political science courses, but guess who teaches them.

We chat when we head to a location. I learn something noteworthy and important each time.

An interesting and engaging topic was her 3 "R's"...

RESPECT
RESPONSIBILITY
RIGHTS

Rights are like perquisites after respect and civic responsibility.

Julia Munro - Ontario PC candidate for York-Simcoe

Ontario Election Campaign... and about popularty and charisma.

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Thu, 08 May 2014 20:10:00 +0000

Tim Hudak stay the course... the focus is on jobs. This is not a popularity contest... between leaders... as the media mainly of the left are trying to make voters believe.

Charisma fades quickly when people have to pay, and pay, and pay... yet things seem to be getting worse... deeper in debt.

The media, mainly those of the left and centrists who lean to the left because they do not appreciate or truly understand Conservative Values, still keep saying Prime Minister Stephen Harper is not popular.

Liberals, socialists, and conservatives will vote for who they always vote for. Perhaps, a few will realize that the province has done poorly compared to a few others in Canada. And there was a time Ontario was the spine of the country and attracted businesses, big and small that created private sector jobs.

The left create public sector employment and bureaucratic fiefdoms and empires, which the taxpayers fund, and the pension plans are far more than the average private sector ones.

The independent voters are likely far more disgruntled than the limited polls and media are aware of for now.

The jobs will be created in small and big business when taxes are reasonable, hydro prices are reasonable, and so forth... and the spending by the government and bureaucrats is reasonable. The past ten years that has not been reasonable.

Ontario became a Have-Not or Have-Less province.

The PC party can reverse things over a period of sensible time into a Have-Far-More-Than-Before Ontario.

Patriotic Americans are offended that Obama is offended about Benghazi investigations...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Mon, 05 May 2014 15:39:00 +0000

Obama is offended ladies and gentlemen. That should relieve Hillary Clinton, and the rest of his crew. His investigation has taken an awful long time.

The Community Organizer and lying President must sense his legacy will be BenghaziGate.

Obama takes 'offense' at Benghazi claims - USA Today

BREAKING: New Benghazi Documents Reveal Obama ...

The battle to get WH Benghazi emails | TheHill

VIDEO: Rep. Gowdy Wants Subpoenas for Hillary Clinton

John Bolton: Benghazi Panel Needs to Question Hillary ...

Judge Jeanine Pirro Opening Statement ... - YouTube

The AWOL Commander-in-Chief

BenghaziGate...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Sun, 04 May 2014 15:54:00 +0000

BENGHAZI = WATERGATE II (Obama & Democrats)

But 1000 times worse.

American patriots could have been saved but died waiting for rescue. However, the White House, and one or two generals it seems, stated that there were no military soldiers close enough to get there in time. Really? How about protecting them in the first place when they knew the danger?

Watergate led to "gate" everything, an overused term, nonetheless the media of the left labelled anything that had to do with the right.

Relentlessly, they went after Richard Nixon... and to this day they disdain him and his accomplishments.

Whereas, Barack Hussein Obama and his Crew lied and omitted truth and then Covered-Up.

Hence... BenghaziGate.

The Benghazi Scandal Is Obama's Watergate But Worse

Issa Subpoenas Kerry as Boehner Plans Benghzai Panel

Citizens' Commission on Benghazi - Accuracy In Media

Military intelligence official: 'We should have tried' to help .

General: Military should've tried Benghazirescue

ONTARIO ELECTION is happening. Finally. Thank goodness!

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Fri, 02 May 2014 15:53:00 +0000

NDP leader Andrea Horwath would have looked ridiculous if her party supported Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, again.

I called my Progressive Conservative MPP's office and stated: EDDIE is READY. To make phone calls, knock on doors with my MPP... do what I can, because I despise what former Premier Dalton McGuinty and his Crew did; and Kathleen Wynne cheered away, Dalton, Dalton, Dalton.

We need to get industry uplifted and attract others in order for new jobs to be created... the Liberals lost a few industries, while they spent huge amounts of taxpayer money and kow-towed to unions, especially public unions such as the teachers' union for one; and CUPE - Canadian Union of Public Employees with questionable anti-Semitic leader or anti-Israel, pro-Arabs & Muslims.

http://millionjobsplan.ca/

Let's get Ontario back to a "Have" province... or "Have-More-Than-Before".

The Middle East Problem is a scapegoat yet simple...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Wed, 30 Apr 2014 16:45:00 +0000

Dennis Prager has fine tuned the presentation of the Middle East Problem.

The Dennis Prager Show - One of America's most respected ...

Canadian federal Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, American President Barry Hussein Obama, flunky John Kerry, and all those who are unaware should watch and listen to this video.

Israel is a democracy surrounded by Muslim nations that are not democracies... even though one or two vote. It will take many years for them to change and appreciate something better than Islam, paradise, and 72 Virgins.

Frankly, Islam must implode or the supposed moderates and secular Muslims accept modernity and reform -- the true believers are not moderate and they rule most of the Islamic countries.

The Middle East Problem

The Middle East conflict is framed as one of the most complex problems in the world. But, in reality, it's very simple. Israelis want...

Another earlier version...

**The Problem of the Middle East (by the Prager University ...**

E. E.Cummings a Spiritual Republican Poet... and the Delightful Savage...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Sun, 20 Apr 2014 14:25:00 +0000

Sunny Easter Sunday, so I went for my usual country drive to one of my coffee stops. I listened to classical and choral music on the radio.

I switched stations and heard a reverend with a mellifluous voice recite : “i thank You God for most this amazing” by e.e. cummings.

i thank You God for most this amazing

day:for the leaping greenly spirits of trees

and a blue true dream of sky; and for everything

which is natural which is infinite which is yes

(i who have died am alive again today,

and this is the sun’s birthday; this is the birth

day of life and of love and wings: and of the gay

great happening illimitably earth)

how should tasting touching hearing seeing

breathing any–lifted from the no

of all nothing–human merely being

doubt unimaginable You?

(now the ears of my ears awake and

now the eyes of my eyes are opened)

The following link Cummings recites and a choir sings his words...

E.E. Cummings Reads His "i thank You God for most this ...

I am not religious, however i respect traditions... and my Ojibway Shaman Elder friend said I was spiritual... but not in the organized institutional way.

Years ago, I was obsessive with certain interests and sports such as tennis, and desire in the arts, still am, since I continue to write stories. But back then, after a while, sometimes I got bored, other times just gave up if I wasn't reasonably successful.

Tried acting, but didn't like the auditions and coming in second, third or last. Eventually, I ended up writing poems to get in touch with an aspect of inner-self, even went to poetry readings and recited my whimsical poems, and subsequently I became a performance art poet for an intense period.

Today, the words of Edward Estlin's poem and the voice of the reverend who loves poetry and particularly Cummings touched me in a delightful savage way of my misspent youth.

Delightful Savage is an interesting title for my next novel or even poem.

Ha!

Sagebrush Reagan's views apply to Cliven Bundy and BLM...

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Thu, 17 Apr 2014 16:41:00 +0000

Ronald Reagan's strong view applies today more than ever...

The Bundy Family vs BLM and Federal Government is very serious, which opens up grievances around America. Cliven Bundy did not give up like others have, which more than perturbs phony environmentalists (hello global warming crowd) and government agencies.

Bundy Ranch Standoff Could Spark New Sagebrush ...

"Westerners are tired of having Uncle Sam for a landlord."

Bundy Ranch- What You're Not Being Told
http://scgnews.com/bundy-ranch-what-youre-not-being-told

Bundy Ranch Saga Should Prompt Discussion on the Sale of Federal Land
http://jenkuznicki.com/2014/04/the-bundy-ranch-saga-should-prompt-discussion-on-the-sale-of-federal-land/

IN-DEPTH: Mark Levin gives his take on the dispute between Cliven Bundy and the federal government

What if Cliven Bundy was black, a man of color, or Hispanic, as well as most of the supporters?

Would Obama and democrat puppet masters have allowed BLM to show size and attitude?

Would the Community Organizer have told big mouth Senator Reid to back off?

GLOBAL WARMING - CLIMATE CHANGE - CARBON TAX - CARBON POINTS - THE HUSTLE

noreply@blogger.com (Edmund Onward James) — Mon, 14 Apr 2014 13:57:00 +0000

IPCC, the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the ongoing bureaucracy of communists, socialists, progressives, and liberals continue with their ridiculousness.

Of course, there's the greed factor, money for agencies and bureaucratic empires from Carbon Taxes and manipulation of points, and donations by concerned governments.

IPCC - Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

The IPCC's Latest Report Deliberately Excludes And ...

Pollution, I understand and believe something has to be done, but the UN will not embarrass China and Russia. Los Angeles is a different story, they're working on it, I presume.

I am not American and not sure what the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is doing other than causing havoc, at times, because of Barack Hussein Obama is serious about climate change and the environment. His environmental regulators have set up new rules and are still at it.

http://drtimball.com/

"CLIMATE CHANGES NATURALLY." Dr. Tim Ball, Climatologist. "18,000 years ago Canada was covered in ice."

And probably most of North America.

"Throughout my career I’ve worked to help people learn and understand climate and how it changes. The contradiction amused me when I was dubbed a climate change denier. So much information in today’s world is couched in jargon or terminology alien to most. This is expanding with the change from generalist to specialist understanding. It means abandonment of general rules and even forbids generalizations. The chances of understanding are diminished as each specialist only knows one small piece of any complex system.

"Climatology is a generalist discipline in a world of specialization. Even a basic understanding requires integration of almost everything from cosmic radiation from space to volcanic heat on the bottom of the ocean and everything in between. It is almost impossible to leave anything out as those who try to produce simulations through climate models understand or ignore depending upon their objective." T. Ball