With the recent attacks on Syria from Israeli Airforce it is not surprising that the Syrians have decided to arm their most advanced missiles in defensive positions. With the continued insistence from Israel that Syria is not allowed to defend itself and definitely not allowed to retaliate it seems the Israelis want everything their way as usual.

If Hezbollah is assisting the Syrian army with it’s battle against multiple fronts and in exchange Syria has offered to provide them with more advanced weaponry it is only American and Israeli aggression to blame for the escalation of events. If the Agressive powers of the US, Israeli and Bankster Elites of the western so called civilised world actually expected the Syrian Military to simply step aside in the face if extreme provocation when they are fighting an intense civil war they must be completely crazy.

In a wide ranging interview given to an Argentinian Newspaper Al-Assad expressed his concern that the US, Israel, Britain, France and Qatar were continuing to fund various Terrorist organisations attempting to destabilise his country. Surprisingly he was not threatening other countries but instead calling for peaceful dialog and political resolutions. He repeatedly expressed his desire to see more elections in Syria. Given the debacle of the Republican National Convention and their treatment of Ron Paul it is not valid for American or Israeli interests to deny Syrians the opportunity choose their leaders by democratic means.

With the additional deployment of Russian warships and advanced anti aircraft and naval “deterrents” the game is getting decidedly more discouraging. It’s no wonder that the UN has called for the opposition to agree to immediate political talks. They can obviously see that Russia and Iran are no longer content to just observe and assist. Clearly the continued aggression by US military under the direction of elite Bankster interests and no doubt the cash grab in Cyprus has pushed the Russians to the edge of their patience.

We can hear the foam forming around Bibi’s mouth as he prepares to push the big red button and launch his beloved nuclear strike.

Tags: Disaster, e=mc2, Elite, Government, Military, Nuclear, Oil, Politics, Religion, Resources, Society, Transport, War, Water by sparky
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Ron Paul gives a lucid overview of the real cause of instability in the global market.

What he doesn’t mention is that the reason people are investing in gold is because the financial monetary system has been exploited to the point where financial assets are not worth anything due to inflation caused by the continuing focus on printing paper in exchange for diminishing global energy resources with the ongoing risk that Bankers will “pull a Cyprus” and literally steal any financial assets that remain. The Cyprus fiasco being a dry run for a much larger raid on global retirement and superannuation funds.

Tags: Corruption, Elite, Government, Politics, Resources, Society by sparky
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Phinergy is a company based in Israel that has a solution for long range EV driving. Using aluminium, air and water they offer an EV that has a range of over 1000km on a single tank. Yes, water is fuel! The battery packs are fully recyclable so combined with a renewable energy source for the manufacturing and recycling process like CSP, wind or hydro they will significantly reduce the consumption of fossil fuels. They have inked a manufacturing deal with a large car company to bring the technology to market in 2018. If they make it that would give Tesla a serious competitor for long range EV with the added bonus of being accessible anywhere that clean water was available.

Combined with solar desalinisation we might just have a chance.

Tags: e=mc2, Environment, Recycle, Resources, Transport, Water by sparky
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Some people just don’t get it!

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Chicago University has taken some initiative and setup a complete Bio Diesel Recycling programme that takes used cooking oil from the University cafeterias and turns it into fuel for the University shuttle buses, Glycerine, and bio soap for the pubic facilities. By seeking to manage the recycling process locally they have succeeded where local government has failed. Perhaps they can share their success with other energy conscious Universities across the nation or maybe they will be able to show local industry how to do the job themselves.

Tags: Environment, Food, Recycle, Resources, Transport by sparky
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In the distant past somewhere beyond 5000 years ago there was an advanced civilisation here on Earth that left monuments to their capabilities in the form of the Great Pyramids, Ancient cities, enormous monolithic statues and buildings dotted across the globe. The evidence for their knowledge of the cosmos and advanced scientific prowess is overwhelming. That we have no written records of their time on this planet is disturbing and baffling for many scientists, scholars, historians and archaeologists. Instead we have the permanent and immovable monuments in their place. Massive constructions beyond the technological prowess of modern man. Requiring huge amounts of energy and advanced scientific knowledge to construct and lasting through the ages surviving earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes and extreme weather conditions that we see destroying everything in their path.

The ancient copper mines contained more copper than modern human civilisation has ever mined yet the copper is nowhere to be found. The same for ancient gold, silver and other rare earth elements. The ancients had the capacity to mine on a grand scale and yet they left none of it behind for us.

They also had the energy resources to move enormous solid stone blocks of Baalbek weighing in excess of 1200 tons with absolute precision and over distances that are extremely difficult even with todays technology. Their construction techniques are a challenge to modern experts to replicate with no successful attempts yet even with modern tools, science, and heavy lift machinery.

This leads many to question if the ancients had a technology which we do not yet possess. The knowledge of anti gravity and the energy sources to make it possible. Given that we do not see traces of nuclear radiation in the ancient constructions we remain baffled as to how they could achieve the energy capacity required to master anti gravity on a scale that allowed them to construct massive buildings and cities across the globe.

Tags: Construction, e=mc2, Resources, Society, Space, Transport by sparky
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While we are well aware of the impending energy crunch due to rapidly depleting reserves of fossil fuels and have been listening to the chorus of scientists warning of the catastrophic potential of global climate change brought about by the ever increasing consumption rates of the same fossil fuels one thing that has blind sided scientists is the pace which the arctic has turned from a healthy sheet of solid ice to a slush pond over the past 7 years since peak oil was attained.

The latest news is that not only was this year the fastest melt ever recorded for the Arctic ice sheet but there are still 7 weeks of summer period left before the ice will start freezing again. In combination with the massive amounts of methane that are pouring out of the arctic region due to the lack of solid ice keeping it trapped in the frozen seabed we are seeing the true affects of exponential consumption, resulting in exponential unfreezing and therefore exponential release of methane into the atmosphere which results in yet more warming of the globe forcing even more cie to melt at an even faster pace.

While this is all happening in record time keeping pace with the worst case estimates of the global scientific community an even more frightening aspect is that next year it will be even faster de to the already slushy arctic icecap and so on so forth…

Of course this whole process doesn’t actually bother the fossil fuel industry as it simply means that they can get access to the remaining reserves trapped in the polar regions if there is no ice getting in the way. It seems that this process will allow for a continuation of more of the same for a few more years until they deplete those resources and destroy what’s left of the pristine Arctic environment too.

Tags: Disaster, Environment, Methane, Oil, Resources, Water by sparky
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Recent news from Stanford and RICE Universities have focused on results of advanced research being undertaken to improve battery performance. Both projects have made use of carbon fibre nanomaterials in the form of nanotubes and Graphene sheets to achieve the results.

The paintable battery project from RICE University allows the possibility of turning any surface into a battery. They employ carbon nanotubes in the paint along side lithium. Examples of use include painting the exterior surface of the house and then covering with solar panels or the same could be done for a car by covering the entire surface interior and exterior that has the potential for greatly increasing the travel range of a single charge. When combined with Spray on solar it seems likely that future vehicles will become self charging with a constant supply of energy from the sun to keep them topped up throughout the day.

The results from the Stanford research focus on using Graphene sheets to increase by 1000x the efficiency of nickel-iron batteries. As the components are abundant, cheap and long lasting this approach should enable very powerful batteries for industrial purposes.

Clearly this technology has been kept under wraps for a while and the US is allowing it to be brought to market. The question remaining is will they make it to manufactured stage before we run out of the energy to manufacture them?

In related news it seems that nanomaterial research is going to take it’s spot this year for the solar industry too in the shape of two improvements to thin film technology that utilise nanomesh and dielectric nanostructures to greatly reduce the thickness of the thin film panels and even to go so far as to allow for completely transparent surfaces that are able to absorb technically perfectly across the specific spectrum of light that they are designed to absorb.

Tags: Construction, e=mc2, Research, Resources, Solar by sparky
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In this period of transition it seems inevitable that the great minds of the world would be spending their time on the pressing issues of how to make things better across the board. An enlightened mind realises that it is not acceptable to be greedy with progress. Taking everything for oneself results in a zerosum gain. Whereas sharing the results of advancements in knowledge and education benefit the multitudes while also nourishing the source of the advancements. this creates a feedback loop otherwise known as the Singularity.

When the global consciousness becomes aware of itself and commits to progressing itself we achieve a global enlightenment. The singularity is the result of global enlightenment. The machines and sentient beings on the planet combine their intelligence into a symbiotic relationship the mutually benefits the whole.

The realisation that war and insanity are simply unnecessary results of an immature grasp of reality in the global consciousness. By leveraging the experience and knowledge of the most advanced thinkers we see an exponential leap forward in solutions that provide meaningful and humane answers to global issues. Efficiency is achieved by careful planning and forethought. With the extension of lifespan we see an immediate requirement to be generous to our cohabitants on this planet with the objective of enabling everyone to enjoy a peaceful existence without threat of abuse.

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Globally the Shale gas industry is getting a lot of press recently as a boom in the Frakking industry has temporarily increased supply of gas to the market in some countries like the USA. What the press refuse to discuss is the failed mathematics behind this supposed boom. The reality is that the shale gas boom is being driven primarily by corrupt business scams that seek to use the energy industry as a way to obtain government funds so they can place bets on the stock market.

The simple truth is that coal seam gas or “shale” gas is simply not abundant enough to make an significant impact on a global scale. All the ‘coal seam gas’ has a layer of shale above it. The coal is probably NOT the source of most of the gas, it is just trapped below the shale. Commercial gas reserves are in porous sandstone or limestone,usually with a shale cap or seal. With the majority of the shale gas composed of high amounts of Nitrogen it also requires a significant amount of energy to clean it so that it can actually be used as an energy source. Hence the majority of the Shale gas boom is energy negative meaning it takes more energy to get it to market than it provides.

What this translates to is a massive fraud leveraged against the public purse. When the bets placed with Government cash fail to generate the income that is being hoped for the companies that placed them go bankrupt and the government is left holding the tab. In the meantime the unscrupulous directors of the Frakking companies are enjoying the wealth they have obtained which is conveniently deposited in offshore bank accounts to be used for their retirement.

Of course the people who work in the Frakking business are not complaining about the money that they are earning as they dig more and more wells and pollute the environment with their toxic brew of chemicals required to complete their task. the chemical companies are also not complaining about the large amounts of product they are required to produce in order to meet the needs to the Frakking industry.

It seems the only people who are complaining are the ones who actually live where the gas fields are being exploited as they witness the wholesale environmental destruction of their region and water table. The roving crews of Frakkers are no more accountable for their destruction than the people who were employed to work on the Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico are for the Gulf Oil Disaster.

As the USA descends into the mess of complete economic meltdown that is represented by the exponentially increasing cost of living and the exponentially decreasing availability of fossil fuel the only silver lining appears to be that the Frakkers will eventually run out of energy to cause so much destruction any longer. At least on some communities there is action being taken to try to stop the industry before it gets to that point.

Tags: Construction, Corruption, Disaster, e=mc2, Environment, Government, Resources, Society, Water by sparky
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