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Canada and Better Place January 19, 2009

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Imagine  my surprise when I drove through paradise to arrive at the doorstep of Better Place.  Marie told me it was my enthusiasm that made me think that rolling hills covered in grass, nibbled by herds of horses lit by glowing sunshine seemed like paradise; I think it was the horses.

That very day I walked in, Shai Agassi and his team were in Toronto celebrating Ontario’s commitment to join the Better Place network.  Shucks, I was just in Toronto.

Congratulations Canada, you’re another name to add to the list of countries looking at the big idea.  Way to go! But I’m going to not freeze here in California, thank you very much.   I’ll try for an interview at Better Place sometime in the future, when everyone is back in paradise.

Holy Shit America: Climate Change vs Sarah Palin September 5, 2008

Posted by sunlightmyfire in business, development, green living, politics.
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A piece of arctic ice the size of Montreal has disappeared.  The “centuries-old ice shelf” melted, broke up and now there’s a giant river running through a chasm up there in the north.  Climate change much?  (Science uses EVIDENCE to prove the truth of things.)  Experts predict that climate change reversal is no longer possible, check out the yahoo video.  The experts point out that in the place of the giant pieces of ice, fresh water lakes filled with various microbes remain.  Here are some potential end of world story for you triggered by the thought of unknown microbes: diseases, invasion, zombies… 

I know American and Canadian news varies.  I didn’t speak up during the 9/11 disaster when the information passed to Canadians and the news force-fed to the Americans looked completely different, so I vow to not let that happen again.  Let’s be clear:  Sarah Palin doesn’t think climate change is the fault of humans, she’s an evangelical expert, her evidence probably has something to do with an unprovable force that may or may not use fire and brimstone techniques to keep humans in line*.  She wants to drill drill drill, get that oil, burn it up and doesn’t think that’ll effect any terrestrial bodies that we may or may not inhabit.  And if she doesn’t get what she wants, she might fire you**!  She fired everyone in Alaska who didn’t support her after she took office, so don’t naively think your job is safe.  (There’s a character attestation for you, John Voight.)   She scares me.  I have no faith in the egocentric Conservative Americans because I know that they’re going to fall for all that Republican crap, again. 

Some nice tidbits: *TIME Magazine did an article about when Sarah Palin attempted to BAN BOOKS in the PUBLIC LIBRARY.  Thank you library blogger.  The head librarian of the library “resigned.”

**Sarah Palin became mayor  of Wasilla, Alaska by a grand total of 617 votes.  Her opponent received 413 votes.  Total.  Thank you to the Anchorage Daily News.

And by the way, all you Americans watching your American news and saying that you’re going to move to Canada if the Republicans get elected again, I know you’re full of crap.  Canada doesn’t want you anyway. Well, I guess Alberta wouldn’t mind so much.  Just don’t come to Quebec, it’s too awesome here to be polluted by American paunch…  Actually, let’s spin this a bit more positively:  America, you know what you have to do.   It requires action and votes to make America become the country everyone always knew it could be- before it was hijacked.  Go back to that happy place and you’ll once again earn the respect of the world.  You can do it!

More on all this later…

This just in: another blogger posted these videos of Sarah Palin in her church in Alaska….  Is this election going to be a giant leap forwards into the future or a giant step backwards into the past?  Americans will decide.

Here’s the link to the letter circulating about Sarah Palin.  Holy balls.

From: http://www.washingtonindependent.com/3671/the-reform-candidate
Submitted by Michael Wrightson on Sept 1, 2008