Sunday, August 24, 2014

The World Humanitarian Peace and Ecology Movement presents: Our INTERNATIONAL WEB SITE INDEX .

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Freedom with honesty and justice and courage…
Compassion with dignity, tolerance and humour…
Peace with love and harmony towards all life on Earth.

 "All that ever was still is constantly changing within the eternal energy of the universe and the only constant is constant change. Author: Joseph Raglione."

Gentle People:
Welcome to my index of fun web sites and return as often as you like. Joseph Raglione/
18. = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhLa6O1OP0Y
28.=  http://www.nytimes.com/
29.= http://video.canadiens.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=291&id=587397&lang
30.= http://www.iTooch.com  How to greatly improve our school systems.
31. =http://www.Netmaths.com
32. =http://www.Evernote.com
33. =http://www.abmaths.com
34. =http://www.Sciences.com
35. =http://www.iBooks.com
36. =http://www.skitch.com
37. =https://plus.google.com/u/0/  
38.=http://www.jaccorde.com
39.=http://www.Atlasdumonde.com
40.=http://www.Echecs.com
41.=http://mlb.mlb.com/home
42.=http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/
43.=http://www.nfl.com/
44.=http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=83650
45.=http://crowdenergy.org/ocean-energy-turbine-kickstarter-video/
46.=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVmmpGeR6nk
47. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
48.  http://www.sierraclub.org/
49.http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/en/kids/games.shtml.
50.http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/07/140709-birds-insects-pesticides-insecticides-neonicotinoids-silent-spring/
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Thursday, August 21, 2014

Song of the Universe.

In space
All the energy that ever was still is
But
In a different place and at
A different speed...
We measure light from the
Stars in the Sky
With the question why?
And as we measure
Life on Earth
With the same question?
The energy that now is
You and I, my love,
Will change speed and place
Within eternal space
In order to find the answer.

copyright: Joseph Raglione.
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The Setting of the Hydrogen Sun.

 I see the setting of the Hydrogen Sun
As a child does when having fun,
Transfixed and filled with wonder...

And high above my head the Red
And Orange and Dark Blue colours,
Are painted by our fiery Sun
On clouds across the sky...

And time slides like a Seagull flying...

And soon it is over as the Sun goes hiding
And the dark sets a stage for the bright Moon
Above my head...

And rising I think of bed...
But suddenly I see the planet Mars arriving...
And beyond that a heaven of eternal galaxies
Hiding from my logic!
And so, like a child, I stay a while longer.

copyright: Joseph Raglione.


















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Monday, August 18, 2014

Gentle People:

 Apparently I am at war with the advertising companies! They flooded my computer with pop-up ads and with PC improvement ads which informed me how my old XP computer was slow and was no longer supported by Microsoft and therefore I needed to upgrade. According to these insulting commercial cyber terrorists I had to immediately buy a new computer! To prove it, they even stuck pop-up advertising in my Netflix movies and made it virtually impossible for me to watch movies. That was when I got angry!
 Does this blog give you the impression I capitulated to their demands?
 I like my old computer and I'm keeping it. When the fight is over I will give you the secrets for blocking the advertising pop-ups from infiltrating into your brand new computers. It may take a while to win the war because advertising is a multi-billion dollar industry and they do not appreciate human-rights activists cutting into their profits. Apparently they were not around when we created the ground rules for computer users. Spamming is forbidden on all computers around the world. Do not spam and shove unwanted advertising in our email boxes and on our computers. If you want to sell something, create your own web site and wait for people to find you. You are allowed to place advertising on your own web sites but if nobody wants your product, too bad! There are still enough "GEEKS" in this world who hate advertising and will help to protect the World Wide Web from commercial infiltration and domination. We may even flag a few nasty and ignorant companies in the process. Have a great day!
Signed: Joseph Raglione
Executive Director: The World Humanitarian Peace and Ecology Movement.

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Monday, August 4, 2014

Hey kids! Water does not derive from 

plastic bottles!

The fight Nestlé never expected.‏
Claiborne Deming, Story of Stuff


8/02/14


To: JOSEPH Raglione



Dear JOSEPH Raglione,
When Nestlé subsidiary Poland Spring came
 to the tiny town of Fryeburg, Maine, USA nearly
 a decade ago, residents noticed that their 
water was vanishing. Lake levels were lowering.
Streams were getting smaller. Nestlé was pumping
the aquifer under their town for all it could get.
When the citizens of Fryeburg spoke up, 
Nestlé unleashed an aggressive, divide-and-conquer
strategy. It sued the town, nearly bankrupting
 several local activists. It worked to ensure that
 local regulatory boards were friendly to its position
 and it took its case all the way to the state
 Supreme Court. But Nestlé also set up a
Poland Spring shop for local outreach, and
established the Fryeburg Business Association
 -- staffed by a Nestlé employee --
to lead a charm offensive. Local schools
 even have a bottled water vending machine
 and Nestlé hands out bottles of water to
people in the town. 
That’s right – a town sitting atop one of America’s
 most famous aquifers is being sold its own water...
in plastic bottles. Nestlé is boldly planting a story -- 
telling the residents, even the children, 
of Fryeburg to get used to drinking their 
own spring water through Nestlé’s plastic bottles.  
But we have a different story to tell and we
 need your help. We’ve been speaking with
local activists -- the Friends of the Fryeburg
Water District -- and they say that 
it’s vital we restore local residents’ 
sense of pride and ownership of their 
water resources. 
That’s why we’re raising money to buy 
public drinking fountains for the town 
specifically designed to fill up reusable 
water bottles. We’ll also supply local residents
with their own Fryeburg-branded water bottles,
to take pride in the fight they’ve waged and
send a clear message to Nestlé:
We don’t want your bottled water.
Chip in today to buy water bottles 
and public drinking fountains for the 
 Fryeburg school and town!

 Nestlé has planted its presence in Fryeburg and 
its schools because it wants the local children to 
grow up assuming their local water should come 
in plastic bottles. To teach them that it comes from 
Nestlé, not from the tap.  
But imagine if the residents of Fryeburg
 had their customized water bottles, 
which they filled up directly from their 
local springs.  Above each of the
 “hydration stations”
 will be a plaque with information and 
an inspirational quote about their 
natural spring water.
Each day, the kids tote their water bottles to school,
and every time they fill them up it gives them a
sense of pride in their natural spring water,
reinforcing that they don’t have to depend on
Nestlé for their water.
After a long battle with Nestlé, 
the townsfolk are exhausted.
Many people took out first or second mortgages
 on their home during the long legal battle.
Their muscles tense up every time they see a
tanker truck rumble down their quiet roads,
but they have always been playing defense.

But after a couple of dramatic shake-ups, 
the citizens of Fryeburg are starting to have
 hope again. In the biggest victory,
the Fryeburg Water District resigned en mass
after being hounded over conflict of interest,
opening up the election to locals who want
control of their water.
The movement is energized, and if we can 
help give it these very visible, public 
markers of success, people can take 
even greater pride in their pristine 
local resource, and second-guess
 Nestlé's attempts to colonize the town.
Fryeburg isn’t the only fight, but right now
 Fryeburg is the testing ground for
 Nestlé's goal of water rights’ contracts
 that will last for generations.
And we’re pushing back.
Around the world Nestlé is trying to buy water
out from under local people, purchasing it at
 a fraction of the price that it's worth, and
making outrageous profits. Bottled water 
companies create massive pollution and
 run campaigns to make people 
suspicious of tap water.
They also try to tell their own story --
that public resources should be privatized
and owned by multinational corporations.
Nestlé's Chairman of the Board famously
declared that the idea that human beings
have a right to water was an "extreme" solution.
Instead, Nestlé thinks that water should be
priced and sold on the open market --
in reality, it means that Nestlé should be
able to buy up a town's water rights and
make billions in profits.
Nestlé has shown that it will do whatever 
it can get away with, from causing local 
wells to run dry in Pakistan to pumping 
out millions of gallons during drought 
conditions in Canada and California.
We are all actors in this Story, and we're not
going to let corporations like Nestlé write the script.
Nestlé wants to reduce the world to things
that can be bought and sold, so that it can muscle
 in on small towns and force them into terrible
long-term contracts. But we are not just lone
 individuals.
We are friends, neighbors, and citizens 
united by our desire for a better world for
 ourselves and for future generations.
Acting together, we can show Nestlé that water
is a human right, not a private good,
and help support local water resources.

Chip in today to buy water bottles and
 public drinking fountains for the
 Fryeburg school and town!
Thank you,

-Claiborne, Michael, Annie, Allison and the
 rest of us at the Story of Stuff.



At the Story of Stuff, we're rewriting the
 narrative that has us overworked and
 trashing the planet. We're working to
 build a world that is healthy, sustainable, and just.
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Friday, August 1, 2014

Gentle readers of this newsletter:

 Here are solutions to our social problems.
 As many as I could remember.
1. Plant Trees and Gardens everywhere, even on
 roof-tops and within tall buildings.
2. Build water desalination plants and pump the
 water to our farmers and to our cities.
3. Protect Bio-diversity everywhere on the planet.
4. Buy an all electric vehicle and use it as a Taxi.
You will become rich within ten years.
5.  Put Solar panels on your roof.
6. Double insulate your home. Never destroy a
 forest to build a house. Recycle paper.
7. Put electricity producing Wind and Water
 generators on and in the Ocean and allow the
wind and the ocean currents to produce
 electricity.
8. Allow Medicare to exist because sooner
 or later, rich or poor, you will need a doctor.
9. Eat more fruits and vegetables. Grow your
 own vegies as they taste better.
10. Make love, not war!
11. Give the United Nations a powerful army
 of Ethical peace keepers and send them into
conflict zones specifically to arrest the leaders
of the conflicts. Do not exclude European and
Western leaders who commit war crimes. 
12. Arrest polluters, no matter how rich and
 powerful they are and stop utilizing fossil fuels.
13. Protect the planet and have a  happy life!
You will face death with courage.

 Signed: Joseph Raglione Friday, August 1, 2014

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ICYMI: They're actually suing the President!‏

Abby Witt, BarackObama.com 
(info@barackobama.com)


7/31/14


 Newsletters
To: Joseph Raglione
Yesterday, Speaker Boehner and House leadership did something that's 
never been done in American history: They voted to sue the President. 
What's certain is that this is an utter waste
of time and millions of taxpayer dollars.

But it gets crazier -- this opens the door
 for extreme voices in Congress to call
 for impeachment.

I wish that was as unbelievable as it sounds.
 But look at John Boehner's track record:
He let an extreme minority shut down the
government, gave them more than 50
votes trying to derail Obamacare, and now
 he's letting them call the shots over a
wasteful lawsuit.

This isn't going to stop unless the American
 people demand it --
right now, add your name to tell John Boehner
 you're fed up with this nonsense.

As grassroots organizers who are working for real
 change that actually helps people, what's most
frustrating is that political stunts like this lawsuit
only make it more unlikely that they'll get
something meaningful done.

John Boehner is the Speaker of the House.
That's a job that should mean something --
 the chance to fix problems and tackle the
 issues that the American people sent you
there to do.

Instead, he's one of the biggest reasons
 this is the least productive Congress
in modern history.

That's pretty shameful, and what just
happened yesterday on Capitol Hill is
making matters worse.

Add your name to tell John Boehner to
knock off the political games and get
something done:

http://my.barackobama.com/John-Boehner-Lawsuit

Thanks,

Abby

Abby Witt
Deputy National Director of Issue Campaigns
Organizing for Action













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Thursday, July 31, 2014

Gentle Readers of this newsletter.
  If you like Coffee you understand that the 
richest Coffee retailer on Earth is the Nestlé company.
 So rich in fact they now want to buy our water sources 
and sell the water back to us in their small plastic bottles.
  I suggest we stop buying their 
Coffee until they stop trying to dominate our natural clean water 
sources. I also suggest that world government politicians
 wake up from deep slumber and create millions of
 Salt water desalination plants before the land based 
clean water supplies dry up. They can use the 
proposed Oil pipelines for water distribution networks. 
I have yet to see anybody enjoy a nice cold glass of Oil! ->
 Dear JOSEPH Raglione,
Nestlé subsidiary Poland Spring set its sights on the tiny town                                                     of Fryeburg, Maine, USA nearly a decade ago,                                                                         pushing to build a huge bottling plant and take                                                                             long-term control over the town's spring water.                                                                           Nestlé has sued the small town multiple times,                                                                   arguing that its right to grow market share is more                                                         important than the town's right to self-determination. 
Nestlé wants to lock up its control over                                                                           Fryeburg’s water with a contract that --                                                                                   including extensions -- lasts until 2057.

This lifetime contract would be
unprecedented in North America
 and would be a major victory for 
water privatization companies." 

->This is a story that has to be told because water                                                                       is a human necessity for basic survival. 
It is also a human right and I honestly believe                                                                               privatizing and selling water is basically a criminal action!                                                         Today, the plastic litre water bottle is in almost every store and restaurant and I
wonder what will happen when the price of bottled water slowly begins to climb?                            Exactly how much economic and political power do you want to give private water bottling companies? 

Tell Nestlé and Poland Spring to stop bullying the people of Fryeburg.

Nestlé has tried every trick of the trade in fighting Fryeburg, relentlessly working to grind down and bankrupt opposition in the town with a wave of lawsuits. The corporation has found itself shut out of fifty-year contracts, so it is pushing a 25 year contract -- with four five-year extensions -- to test the limits of how long it can lock up water before people fight back. 
Nestlé has also sunk deep into Maine politics, but local activists have been fighting back and are winning victories. Earlier this year, it was revealed that the deciding members of the Maine Public Utilities Commission -- the body that would rule on Nestlé's Fryeburg fight -- had connections to the corporation, forcing the Commission to recluse itself from the case. This month, the entire membership of the Fryeburg Water District resigned under threat of recall. This relentless pressure is having an effect, and we need to keep it up.
If Nestlé sees that its bullying is hurting its global brand, the company will rethink its strategy of taking Fryeburg's water. Nestlé is trying to retell the Story of water, saying it's a good up for sale to the highest bidder. This way, Nestlé gets it for a steal, pumps aquifers dry, and then moves on to the next town. In places like Fryeburg, people are taking a stand and saying "Not here. Not anywhere." Please join them today.

Tell Nestlé and Poland Spring to stop the attempt to lock up Fryeburg's water until 2057.

Thanks for all you do! 

Nestlé has sued this small town five times, arguing its right to grow market share is more important than the peoples' wishes.
Tell Nestlé and Poland Spring bottled water to stop bullying Fryeburg, Maine.



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References and further reading:Conway Daily Sun: Fryeburg water company seeks long-term agreement with Nestle for water extraction, August 23, 2012
Al Jazeera America: Conflict of interest claims persist in Nestle waters case, September 27, 2013
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Friday, July 25, 2014

Gentle readers, memory lane is a fun place...especially in space and on the Moon!
"One small step for man, one giant step for mankind"
Forty-five years ago this week, two humans walked on the Moon for the first time. It was the achievement of their lives, and of so many of our lives on Earth. But amidst the excitement and hard work of landing so far from home, the Apollo 11 astronauts had many chances to look back at where they had come from. The famedHasselblad camera captured some of those moments.
These two photographs were taken by the crew on their outbound journey from Earth to the Moon. Apollo 11 launched from Cape Canaveral at 9:32 a.m. on July 16, 1969, and these photos were captured that day. The top view shows the full disk of Earth, with bits of California, the Pacific Northwest coast, and Alaska peeking through the cloud cover in a scene otherwise dominated by the Pacific Ocean. The second, closer view shows more of the western United States and Canada, with the Rocky Mountains filling much of the center of the scene and the Arctic ice cap at the top.
Unless you spend a lot of time looking at images from space—a pasttime that was in its infancy in the late 1960s—the view can be mysterious and disorienting sometimes. Reading through the transcripts of Apollo 11 communications, we can get some sense of the wonder, disorientation, and awe that Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins, and Neil Armstrong must have felt while looking for navigation points or for simple beauty shots of their planet. About 51 minutes after launch, the conversation centered around lights in Earth’s atmosphere:
Collins: Look at those bright ones down here.
Aldrin: Lightning! Is that lightning out your window?
Armstrong: No, I haven't seen any lightning.
Aldrin: Hell, that must be lightning. Either that or it's the atmosphere.
Armstrong: I just saw something. Maybe it is the atmosphere. They said that Borman's [crew] could see it. They couldn't hear it, but they could see it alright.
About 30 minutes later, Collins looked down on a different, unfamiliar scene and noted: “It looks like trees and a forest or something. Looks like snow and trees. Fantastic. I have no conception of where we're pointed or which way we are, but it's a beautiful low-pressure cell out here.”
Ten hours into the flight, Aldrin and astronaut Charlie Duke (working communications from Mission Control in Houston, Texas), had a conversation that sounds like a description of the images above.
Aldrin: Hey, Charlie, I can see the snow on the mountains out in California, and it looks like LA doesn’t have much of a smog problem today.
Duke: Roger, Buzz. Copy. Looks like there’s a good view out there then.
Aldrin: Charlie, with the monocular, I can discern a definite green cast to the San Fernando Valley.
Duke: How’s Baja California look, Buzz?
Aldrin: Well, it’s got some clouds up and down it, and there’s a pretty good circulation system a couple of hundred miles off the west coast of California....Okay, Houston. You suppose you could turn the Earth a little bit so we could get a little bit more than just water?
Duke: Roger, 11. I don't think we got much control over that. Looks like you'll have to settle for the water.
To learn more about NASA’s celebration of the 45th anniversary of Apollo 11, click here.

  1. Reference

  2. NASA History Division (2011, March 29) The Apollo 11 Flight Journal. Accessed July 20, 2014.
Astronaut photograph AS11-36-5339 was acquired on July 16, 1969, with a Hasselblad camera using a 250 millimeter lens. It is provided by the ISS Crew Earth Observations Facility and the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center. Astronaut photograph AS11-36-5302 was acquired on July 16, 1969, with a Hasselblad camera using an 80 millimeter lens and is provided by the Lunar and Planetary Institute. Both photos have been cropped and enhanced to improve contrast, and lens artifacts have been removed. Additional images taken by astronauts and cosmonauts can be viewed at the NASA/JSC Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth. Caption by Mike Carlowicz.
Instrument(s): 
Apollo
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Gentle readers:

 If I was a religious American citizen, I would be constantly trying to convince Federal government Republicans that money and power are leading us all down a road to hell and that they should be thinking of helping people survive on a daily basis. It is lucky for me that I am not a religious American citizen and that I am a world political activist for human rights and the environment. As such I am including the following article in my blog...for all good people who deserve better.

What would you say to John Boehner, Joseph?‏

Jim Messina, BarackObama.com (info@barackobama.com)
 
 
7/21/14
 Newsletters
To: Joseph Raglione
From: Jim Messina, BarackObama.com (info@barackobama.com) 
Sent:Mon 7/21/14 10:23 PM
To:Joseph Raglione (human4us@bell.net)


Joseph --

No, you didn't just wake up from a bad dream.

John Boehner and House leaders are actually moving forward with their plan to sue the President.

Of course, it's an unbelievable waste of time and taxpayer dollars -- and when you think about what Speaker Boehner hasn't gotten done for the American people, it's even more outrageous. Name any issue you've wanted to see progress on, and you can be pretty damn sure the House hasn't done anything meaningful to move it forward.

That isn't working for the vast majority of Americans, and it's up to us to let him know it.

So I'm asking you, Joseph -- what's the one thing you would say to John Boehner, if you could? Because OFA volunteers are going to hand-deliver all of your messages straight to his office.

It's not really the political stunt of suing the President that makes me mad.

What really ticks me off is that John Boehner and House leaders are spending time (and our money) on a wasteful lawsuit instead of doing anything good for the American people.

Right now, John Boehner is personally standing in the way of progress.

A lot of it.

He and House leaders are blocking comprehensive immigration reform. They're refusing to make long-term investments in our transportation infrastructure, and aren't even considering a bill to raise the minimum wage for hard-working families. They're preventing action from being taken on climate change. They won't lift a finger to help relieve the burden of student loan debt, or reduce discrimination against LGBT Americans.

And it's not the first time we have seen this from John Boehner and his friends in the House -- remember when they shut down the government and wasted hundreds of hours trying to repeal Obamacare and take away affordable health care from Americans?

It seems like John Boehner goes through a lot of trouble to keep real work from getting done. That's something that frustrates a whole lot of people across the country who work hard every day.

It's time he heard from us. Let Speaker Boehner know what's on your mind and tell him to stop wasting our time:

http://my.barackobama.com/Send-John-Boehner-A-Message

Thanks,

Messina

Jim Messina
Chair
Organizing for Action
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Monday, July 21, 2014

The World Humanitarian Peace and Ecology Movement.
Directory.
1...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbQeABIoO6A
     What will happen in the near future when there will be millions of cameras and small spying devices watching our every move? Are there methods to change the future? The program "What's Next" investigates and attempts to answer these questions. Will future government drones and corporate surveillance systems and devices bury our individual human freedoms. If so what can we do about it now, while we still have a chance to change what happens in the future? If you value your personal freedom, you will watch this Utube video.
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Sunday, July 13, 2014

GENTLE READERS:
A POEM.

YESTERDAY...

I WAS AMONG A SANDAL WEARING CROWD
IN THE HEAT OF THE SUN
ALL HAVING FUN!

A HUMAN WALL
SHUFFLING UP AND DOWN ST. CATHERINE STREET
MONTREAL...

WITH SHORT SHORTS COVERING THOUSANDS OF SCINTILATING BUMS
WE WALKED BETWEEN TALL BUILDING WALLS
UNDER STRINGS OF BRIGHT PINK BALLS...

FEMALES FROM EVERY COUNTRY FELT HAPPY AND FREE
DARING TO WEAR TIGHT TIGHT SHORTS OPENLY
WITH THE COURAGE AND THE FREEDOM NOT TO CARE....

AND WHEN WE ARRIVED AT THE VILLAGE
THE VERY GAY VILLAGE!
I PRETENDED NOT TO SEE THE MEN KISSING MEN
OPENLY THERE...

AND CONCENTRATED ON MY MATE PUSHING ME
DOWN THE FESTIVAL STREET TOWARDS THE FREE FIREWORKS...
FROM LA RONDE...

WHERE THOUSANDS WERE WAITING NEAR THE OLD BRIDGE
FOR THE BOMBS TO EXPLODE IN THE AIR!

TODAY...
THE PAPER READ
"29 WOMEN MURDERED IN BAGHDAD"...
WHO WERE TRYING TO BARELY SURVIVE AS PROSTITUTES
UNTIL DEATH CAME EARLY AT THE END OF GUNS
SILENCED FOR SECRECY THERE!



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Friday, July 4, 2014

Hello Gentle People:
 I've forgotten how long I have been writing on the world wide web. The following article reminded me of why I started in the first place. Today is July 4th., 2014. For all you Americans, have a happy holiday!
--------------------------------

-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph Raglione [mailto:human4us@sympatico.ca]
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 9:42 PM
To: NDP ADMIN
Subject: "sustainable development"

FIRST NAME: Joseph
LASTNAME: Raglione
E-MAIL: human4us@sympatico.ca
POSTAL CODE: H7R-3X3
PHONE: 450-627-6810

Comments:

This message was a reply sent ten minutes ago to the following Liberal minister...I suggest you use it before the Liberal's do...and yes, I am manipulating both your parties as much as is humanly possible at this time...because I am certain you will return to ignoring my suggestions and ideas once you regain power...if you regain power.

Dear John McCallum:

Your use of the words "sustainable development" creates an impression in my mind that the Liberals intend to sustain Canada's industrial development. Industrial development world wide is creating global warming. I suggest the following new catch phrase would be more apppropriate. ( Let us economically protect and enhance and sustain the natural environment, in essence placing economic value on nature, not as a commodity or as a natural resource, but as a life sustaining and life protecting shield against human species extinction.) Industrial development can also be maintained if, like a Doctor's oath, first and foremost it does no harm.That phrase might be palatable to scientists and hard working practical people across Canada. Do not harm life sustaining Mother Nature and we will reap a great abundance...otherwise, we will reap Human extinction!

Signed: Joseph Raglione:
Executive director: The World Humanitarian Peace and Ecology Movement. Affiliated with GreenPeace, The Sierra Club, the WWF, and N.G.O.'s around the world struggling towards peace and harmony with Nature.

Joseph Raglione: human4us@sympatico.ca

December 30, 2005 | 4:48 PM
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