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bigal3 @bigal3 (1231) • Thailand 18 Sep 10

Well MyLotters the drama continues here in my little world in Thailand. As I said before my neighbors take a special notice to the elderly and since I fall into that catagory and have a girlfriend now they really...

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bonnie personally i would not let it bother me. they dont live in your house and cant make you do anything you dont want to. they dont pay your bills so let them say what they want. just tell them you appreciate their concern but must do what you...

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bigal3 @bigal3 (1231) • Thailand 18 Sep 10

Well MyLotters the drama continues here in my little world in Thailand. As I said before my neighbors take a special notice to the elderly and since I fall into that catagory and have a girlfriend now they really...

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Pose123 Hi bigal, If those people are truly well meaning and good friends as you say, than your situation may indeed be unique. I am quite familiar with gossip having lived most of my life in a small town, but certainly it isn't always friendly. There are of...

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freymind @freymind (1351) • Philippines 15 May 11

Poverty is one of the leading problems of most countries and there are lot craps that the government uses to hide its incompetence in battling this cheap issue. They say that funds are unavailable to support the people yet they...

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yspmyl Yeah, the richer get richer and the poor get poorer. Most of the policy that government made only will benefits those rich people and the poor will only get the residue or may be nothing.

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freymind @freymind (1351) • Philippines 15 May 11

Poverty is one of the leading problems of most countries and there are lot craps that the government uses to hide its incompetence in battling this cheap issue. They say that funds are unavailable to support the people yet they...

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Netsbridge I believe poverty is a mindset. I have had to, due to circumstances, live on almost nothing and yet looked like a millionaire. While money makes a difference in living, total impoverishment is the result of hopelessness and lack of imagination - People: The...

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freymind @freymind (1351) • Philippines 15 May 11

Poverty is one of the leading problems of most countries and there are lot craps that the government uses to hide its incompetence in battling this cheap issue. They say that funds are unavailable to support the people yet they...

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andy77e Politics and money will always be connected. There's no point in even complaining about it, because that will never change. No one is going to be in government, and live in a cheap apartment with one bedroom. Not going to happen. As for all the other...

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freymind @freymind (1351) • Philippines 15 May 11

Poverty is one of the leading problems of most countries and there are lot craps that the government uses to hide its incompetence in battling this cheap issue. They say that funds are unavailable to support the people yet they...

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yspmyl Have you ever see or know any government officer that do not have a luxury car and a big house? There are non. These people will only think of their own benefits before they will think of the poor and serve for the people. What they spend for those unnecessary...

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freymind @freymind (1351) • Philippines 15 May 11

Poverty is one of the leading problems of most countries and there are lot craps that the government uses to hide its incompetence in battling this cheap issue. They say that funds are unavailable to support the people yet they...

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gracie04 Hi there, I could not agree more. Poverty is the leading problem of most countries particularly third world countries. Here in our country, many families are suffering from poverty. I blame the corrupt government for this. Government and even non government...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

constitutional rights

nuclear power

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RBBantiles But we have to try, friend Epicure35. While it's true that we have been hoisted on our own petard, it's also true that we are capable of advancing. That's proven by the rises, falls and advances of human civilizations. Let's remind ourselves of our popular...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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epicure35 Though you are right re these vital issues, it may be too little too late. Governments the world over are famous for their deaf ear to the cries of the people they are supposed to serve, represent, and protect. The dollar signs in their eyes, and their greedy...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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dark_joev Geothermal would be the best option for the United States we have one of the worlds largest volcanos in the central part of our country of course try getting people to want to build something at Yellowstone National Park even if it is for 100% clean energy...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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RBBantiles How about geothermal, or biomass as alternative sources of energy? The science and technology of both have already reached the stage where their viability and profitability can be pegged to near precision. They are ubiquitous and they lend themselves to...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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dark_joev Well hopefully they try as hard as possible to limit Human error when we are talking about a Nuclear plant I mean their isn't much you can really do and Murphy's law will always find that point and when we are talking about power generation you really do just...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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RBBantiles Friends Petersum and Bigal3 really have your tasks cut out for you here. Many spokespersons and industry leaders in Japan have admitted to de-emphasizing and making light of the dangers and downsides of nuclear energy and hyping its potentials and supposed...

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bigal3 @bigal3 (1231) • Thailand 12 Feb 11

This past week I have been watching history being made in the middle east in a predomantly Islamic country. After thirty years of a dictatorship they finally have had enough. Good for the Egyptians. There may be hope for the...

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akhileshebay to get a free and democratic society people must be ready for sacrifice but Egyptian people got this without much violence by adopting Gandhian philosophy. I think all the dictator regimes in the world will come to an end in some time from now, as the people...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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dark_joev Well Chernobyl was the only case where serious damage was done this was because of the construction of the Plant. When they released the Pressure it the superheated Hydrogen combined with other hydrogen in a heated reactor room that was within a protective...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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K46620 Insurers will have required safety standards before they consider insuring a nuclear power company. That market regulation will help us accident or not. I'm not sure such nuclear plants could wipe man out- I doubt it... but I'm not a nuclear expert here,...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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petersum I agree with you in most senses but it's quite difficult to claim insurance after mankind has been wiped out.

2 Jul 11

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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K46620 No, I think nuclear, like everything else, should not be subsidized or given any special privileges, but otherwise allowed to run like any other business, where they are held liable for any damages they might case. If they cannot afford this or the insurance...

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RBBantiles @RBBantiles (347) • Philippines 1 Jul 11

Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and the ongoing crisis in Fukushima have demonstrated that going nuclear for energy, the construction and location of nuclear power plants are issues that touch people's lives, liberty, and property...

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RBBantiles Corporate profitability should be viewed too in the light of other issues like life, liberty, and property; in the light of the welfare of other species too. How much weight should be ascribed to each? I wish others will speak up as well.

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