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Cisco
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(Jim Lehrer) "Then why is oil priced so high these days if it is so common?" (Petrovisky) "Perhaps you should look at the diamond market, and how it
is controlled for a clue". |
And the Cubans! They're sitting on a fortune of '57 Chevys.
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gnukid
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Now there are protestors reported, one buddhist and some families against monstanto-it's getting hot in here.
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DavidE
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Mood: 'At home we demand facts and get them. In Mexico one subsists on rumor and never demands anything.' Charles Flandrau,
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Laugh on Cisco :-)
Cubans KNOW how much those old cars are worth when Cuba finally opens up. They actually brick old cars into the building when they stop running. They
don't have much, but they slather on the coconut oil to protect paint.
Your dream '57 Nomad may be sitting there somewhere with a LADA 4 cylinder engine that's now running on three cylinders.
A Lot To See And A Lot To Do
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bajajudy
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We have two helicopters coming over our house every 30-45 minutes....low and loud.
Ruined my siesta
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bajajudy
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The marines are gone.
We had 3 different groups of Chinese in today. When we got home from the beach, there was a rental in front of the store with a China Delegation
sticker on the window. One group bought spy novels in English. Another bought 2 books about Baja. The others didnt buy anything....oh well
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karenintx
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Yep, they are tearing down and moving out fast. No more gamma gauntlet!
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Pescador
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I guess we could learn something from Mexico. Next time we host a G-20 summit and the malcontents, paid protesters, and party people looking to have
a good time decide to protest violently, we just load them in a bus and haul them 200 miles away and let them "Do Their Thing".
I think the La Paz demonstration is a gas and probably had a real major impact (on something). 
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gnukid
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pescador
I guess we could learn something from Mexico. Next time we host a G-20 summit and the malcontents, paid protesters, and party people looking to have
a good time decide to protest violently, we just load them in a bus and haul them 200 miles away and let them "Do Their Thing".
I think the La Paz demonstration is a gas and probably had a real major impact (on something). |
The recent La Paz events have been peaceful, positive and well coordinated to promote basic civil society goals, schools, healthy food, transparency
in government, improved projects that benefit citizens. The movement has had many names and directions, one of which is yo soy #132. This peaceful
activism has been occurring for many years now, many of the people involved are mothers and school teachers.
At other political events around the world, much of the clashes of malcontents have been attributed to identifiable agent provocateurs, black bloc and
occupy some of which are largely soros funded for political division to discredit citizen activism, and cause violent revolution as impetuous for
world government as you have observed.
Consider the concerns average people care about versus the quite different goals of central banking cartels and world government.
[Edited on 6-20-2012 by gnukid]
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David K
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Do you recall which Baja books the Chinese bought?
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bajajudy
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Do you recall which Baja books the Chinese bought? |
They bought two copies of "Los Cabos Baja California Sur, Finesterra de Los Californias"
Here is a link for more info:
http://bajabooksandmaps.com/books/LOS_CABOS_BAJA_CALIFORNIA_...
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