More underestimation of the Russians ' effect on the 2016 US election and government

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Consumers have huge environmental impact

We like to blame the government or industries for the Earth's
problems, but what we buy makes a big difference

Date:February 24, 2016Source:Norwegian University of Science and
TechnologySummary:You won't make big cuts in your environmental impact
by taking shorter showers or turning out the lights. The real
environmental problem, a new analysis has shown, is embodied in the
things you buy.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/02/160224132923.htm

On Sun, Jan 13, 2019 at 8:15 PM jody2.718 <jody2.718 at protonmail.com> wrote:
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> I got to go with Rich on this one. All the influences that Joseph names are minuscule compared the daily heedless consumption and pooping into the environment of toxic, non-recyclable garbage by the average citizen. All the malevolent forces involved with the control of production and marketing of.same would dry up and blow away if ordinary people stopped consuming those overly convenient, and generally useless, products. They (we) won't and so we're probably doomed, sooner rather then later.
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> jody
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> Richard:
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> I don’t deny these elements exist. I just think the world sub rosa is a chaotic place. I don’t believe anyone is running anything. It’s this vast convoluted horrific at times nexus of ever changing alliances, some good some bad
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> > On Jan 10, 2019, at 5:42 PM, Joseph Tracy <brook7 at sover.net> wrote:
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> > It is actually much easier for most to believe there is no deep state. That seems rather naive at this point. I would be happy to elaborate on what that means to me and to those who use this particular phrase. What most mean is the nexus of several forces: 1) Central bankers and the multi-national corporate lawyers who have elaborated a system of tax avoidance and who shape trade policy, often directly writing that policy( as opposed to theoretically sovereign representative governments) 2) All the secretive spy agencies British, US, Israeli, Germany, French… and  their connections to fundamental international policies of the Nato Powers and the dollar  as international reserve currency. 3) The neo -liberal corporate or state owned media that dominates the international media landscape 4) the power and influence of the fossil fuel industry in all its forms. 5) the arms and war industry
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> >  All of these forces combine to endorse and enforce the powers of capitalism and militarism  wherever these combined interests wish to override any of the following democratic forces: independent democratic choices by voters, accountability of the rich for financial or environmental crimes, accountability of warcrimes and those who perpetrate them etc., accountability of corporate human crimes like Bhopal, asbestos exposure, carcinogen exposure,  or global warming,  accountability for dumping of plastics and toxics etc., accountability for interference in democratic processes( Chile, Venezuela,Tibet,  Nicaragua, Iran, Brazil, Argentina, Honduras, Dominican Republic, Vietnam…. very long list)
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> > The deep state evolved at the nexus of government, military and money interests to protect the long term interests of powerful capitalists and imperial armies from the prospect of democratic movements that seek to put human and environmental issues above financial profit for the elite and  the sick pride of imperial colonialist dominance.
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