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> Blair kicks off campaign 2become EU Pres.,Germany pardons Dutchman

> beheaded 4Reichstag fire,Sedatives & chemo drugs found in

> drinking water,NASA:Solar cycle may cause ¡§dangerous¡¨ global cooling

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> Homicides by US Iraq and Afghan war vets up 90 percent

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P No Comments

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> Reuters | Jan 12, 2008

> NEW YORK, Jan 12 (Reuters) - A survey of public records by The New

> York Times found at least 121 U.S. veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan

> committed a killing or were charged with one after returning home from

> duty, the newspaper reported on Saturday.

> The Times said the numbers indicated a nearly 90 percent increase in

> homicides involving active-duty military personnel and new veterans

> for the six-year period since the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan.

> Neither the Pentagon nor the Justice Department tracks such killings,

> which are handled by civilian courts. An Army spokesman said the

> report did not offer a complete picture.

> Saying its research likely uncovered only the minimum number of such

> cases, the Times found three-quarters of the veterans charged were

> still in the military at the time of the killings, more than half of

> which involved guns.

> Some 25 of the offenders faced murder, manslaughter or homicide

> charges for fatal car crashes resulting from drunken, reckless or

> suicidal driving.

> The overwhelming majority had no prior criminal records, the Times

> said, but it added that in some of the cases, ¡§the fact that the

> suspect went to war bears no apparent relationship to the crime

> committed.¡¨

> The Times said about one-third of the victims were spouses,

> girlfriends, children or other relatives, while some 25 percent were

> fellow service members.

> Army spokesman Paul Boyce told Reuters in an e-mail that Army

> statistics ¡§show little or no increases in positive drug use, driving

> under the influence crimes or domestic abuse in the past years among

> the more than 300,000 soldiers who have deployed in this war.¡¨

> The findings stemmed from searches of local news reports, examination

> of police, court and military records and interviews with defendants,

> their lawyers and families as well as victims¡¦ families and military

> and law enforcement officials.

> Interviews with relatives of the veterans brought a common refrain of

> ¡§He came back (from war) different,¡¨ the Times said, with references

> to substance abuse and mental instability such as paranoia.

> Few of the 121 veterans received more than cursory mental health

> screening at the end of their deployments, the veterans, their

> lawyers, relatives and prosecutors said. While many showed signs of

> combat trauma, they were not evaluated for or diagnosed with

> post-traumatic stress disorder until after the homicides, according to

> the interviews.

> Boyce said the newspaper¡¦s statistics ¡§appear to be based on a basic

> review of American newspaper crime stories from 2004 to 2006, rather

> than statistics provided by the U.S. Army or the Department of

> Defense, or even any interviews with military medical or judicial

> professionals.¡¨

> Such methodology would make it ¡§nearly impossible for reporters to

> determine the extent of highly personal mental-health assistance

> provided to individual members of the Armed Forces,¡¨ Boyce wrote.

> (Writing by Chris Michaud; Editing by Peter Cooney)

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> Organs to be taken without consent

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P No Comments

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> Telegraph | Jan 13, 2008

> By Patrick Hennessy and Laura Donnelly

>

> Gordon Brown has thrown his weight behind a move to allow hospitals to

> take organs from dead patients without explicit consent.

> Writing in The Sunday Telegraph, the Prime Minister says that such a

> facility would save thousands of lives and that he hopes such a system

> can start this year.

> The proposals would mean consent for organ donation after death would

> be automatically presumed, unless individuals had opted out of the

> national register or family members objected.

> But patients¡¦ groups said that they were ¡§totally opposed¡¨ to Mr

> Brown¡¦s plan, saying that it would take away patients¡¦ rights over

> their own bodies.

> There are more than 8,000 patients waiting for an organ donation and

> more than 1,000 a year die without receiving the organ that could save

> their lives.

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> More- http://aftermathnews.wordpress.com/

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> Germany pardons Dutchman beheaded for Reichstag fire

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P No Comments

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> Mentally disabled Marinus van der Lubbe was cleared under a law

> introduced in 1998 to lift unjust verdicts dating from the Nazi era.

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> Agence France-Press | Jan 11, 2008

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> BERLIN ¡X Seventy-five years since the Reichstag building in Berlin was

> gutted by fire, the Dutchman executed by the Nazis for starting the

> blaze has been posthumously pardoned by the German state, federal

> justice officials said yesterday.

> Marinus van der Lubbe, a member of the Communist party, was cleared

> under a law introduced in 1998 to lift unjust verdicts dating from the

> Nazi era.

> The Reichstag, the imposing stone building that housed the

> Nazi-controlled parliament, was gutted by fire on Feb. 27, 1933 ¡X one

> month after Adolf Hitler rose to power.

>

> A Nazi court found Van der Lubbe guilty of arson and high treason and

> he was beheaded in 1934.

> The verdict remains a source of controversy.

> Some historians say the Dutchman admitted burning down the Reichstag

> alone in an attempt to rouse Germans to rise up against the Nazis.

> Others believe he was made a scapegoat for a fire that the Nazis

> started themselves.

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> Blair kicks off campaign to become EU President

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P 8 Comments

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> Apparently, since he has converted to Catholicism, Blair can now

> become the new leader over the entire European empire with the

> blessings of the papacy

> The Observer | Jan 13, 2008

> Alex Duval Smith in Paris

>

> Tony Blair launched his campaign to become the first fully-fledged

> President of the European Union yesterday by describing the notion of

> left- and right-wing politics as redundant.

>

> With France preparing to oversee the appointment process, Blair set

> out his vision of modern European democracy at a meeting of the French

> governing conservative party by also claiming that EU countries could

> achieve far more by working together than acting in isolation.

> ¡¥Europe is not a question of left or right, but a question of the

> future or the past, of strength or weakness,¡¦ said the former British

> Prime Minister, speaking in French.

> In his most important speech since leaving Downing Street last June,

> addressing 2,000 supporters of French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Blair

> said globalisation was eradicating traditional party lines and class

> distinctions and rendering old political remedies obsolete. ¡¥It¡¦s

> about today versus yesterday. Less about politics and more about a

> state of mind; open as opposed to closed,¡¦ he said.

> ¡¥Terrorism, security, immigration, organised crime, energy, the

> environment, science, biotechnology and higher education. In all these

> areas, and others, we are much stronger and able to deliver what our

> citizens expect from us as individual nations if we are part of a

> strong and united Europe,¡¦ he added before supporters of Sarkozy¡¦s

> Union Pour Un Mouvement Populaire (UMP) party. Blair, a close ally of

> Sarkozy who advised the French politician during his rise to power, is

> strongly backed by the French President to become President of the EU

> Council of Ministers in January next year, a position he has

> previously said he was not interested in.

> Sarkozy, 52, who appeared at the Palais des Sports rally without his

> 40-year-old girlfriend, Carla Bruni, offered unequivocal backing for

> Blair yesterday, describing him as an ideal candidate to run Europe.

> ¡¥He is intelligent, he is brave and he is a friend. We need him in

> Europe. How can we govern a continent of 450 million people if the

> President changes every six months and has to run his own country at

> the same time? I want a President chosen from the top - not a

> compromise candidate - who will serve for two-and-a-half years,¡¦ added

> Sarkozy.

> A UMP party grandee, Jean-Pierre Rafarin, wrote in yesterday¡¦s Le

> Monde newspaper that Blair¡¦s experience in Europe positioned him well

> for the post. The position of President of the European Council -

> which meets at head-of-state and government level, usually four times

> a year - is due to be created by the 27-nation grouping in the second

> half of 2008, when France will chair EU ministerial meetings.

> At the end of this month, Blair will continue his campaign to win the

> leadership of Europe when he addresses a conference at the Sorbonne of

> Les Progressistes, a breakaway socialist party group which has joined

> Sarkozy¡¦s government. Blair is also due to attend the World Economic

> Forum in Davos, Switzerland, this month.

> After Blair¡¦s speech, Sarkozy took the former Prime Minister for lunch

> at the Hotel Bristol near the Elysee Palace. Despite support from

> Sarkozy - who is the architect of the mini-treaty for a European

> constitution - Blair is an outsider for the EU job. His support for

> the war in Iraq and Britain¡¦s reluctance to join the euro and other

> core projects is likely to count against him when EU leaders vote for

> their president later this year.

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> Sedatives and chemo drugs found in drinking water

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P 1 Comment

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> Telegraph | Jan 13, 2008

> By Richard Gray

> Britain¡¦s tap water should be monitored for powerful medicines after

> traces of cancer and psychiatric drugs were detected in samples, a

> report has warned.

> The 100-page statement, commissioned by the drinking water watchdog,

> the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI), reveals that pharmaceuticals

> are finding their way into the water supply despite extensive

> purification treatments used by water companies.

> Trace levels of bleomycin, a cancer chemotherapy drug, and diazepam, a

> sedative, have been found during tests on drinking water, the report

> reveals.

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> Fitness ¡P Social Engineering

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> Lives of Poverty Untouched by China¡¦s Boom

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P No Comments

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> Li Enlan at her home in Yangmiao, a village in Henan Province in

> China. ¡§We eat somehow, but it¡¦s never enough,¡¨ she said.

> NY Times | Jan 13, 2008

> By HOWARD W. FRENCH

> YANGMIAO, China ¡X When she gets sick, Li Enlan, 78, picks herbs from

> the woods that grow nearby instead of buying modern medicines. That is

> not a result of some philosophical choice, though. She has never seen

> a doctor and, like many residents of this area, lives in a meager

> barter economy, seldom coming into contact with cash.

> ¡§We eat somehow, but it¡¦s never enough,¡¨ Ms. Li said. ¡§At least we¡¦re

> not starving.¡¨

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> In this region of southern Henan Province, in village after village,

> people are too poor to heat their homes in the winter and many lack

> basic comforts like running water. Mobile phones, a near ubiquitous

> symbol of upward mobility throughout much of this country, are seen as

> an impossible luxury. People here often begin conversations with a

> phrase that is still not uncommon in today¡¦s China: ¡§We are poor.¡¨

> China has moved more people out of poverty than any other country in

> recent decades, but the persistence of destitution in places like

> southern Henan Province fits with the findings of a recent World Bank

> study that suggests that there are still 300 million poor in China ¡X

> three times as many as the bank previously estimated.

> Poverty is most severe in China¡¦s geographic and social margins,

> whether the mountainous areas or deserts that ring the country, or

> areas dominated by ethnic minorities, who for cultural and historic

> reasons have benefited far less than others from the country¡¦s long

> economic rise.

> But it also persists in places like Henan, where population densities

> are among the greatest in China, and the new wealth of the booming

> coast beckons, almost mockingly, a mere province away.

> ¡§Henan has the largest population of any province, approaching 100

> million people, and the land there just cannot support those kinds of

> numbers,¡¨ said Albert Keidel, a senior associate at the Carnegie

> Endowment for International Peace and an expert on Chinese poverty.

> ¡§It is supposed to be a breadbasket, but there has always been major

> discrimination against grain-based areas in China. The profit you can

> get from a hectare of land from vegetables, or a fish farm or oils, is

> so much more.¡¨

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> Researchers Create New Rat Heart in Lab

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P 2 Comments

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> NY Times | Jan 13, 2008

> By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN

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> Medicine¡¦s dream of growing new human hearts and other organs to

> repair or replace damaged ones received a significant boost on Sunday

> when University of Minnesota researchers reported success in creating

> a beating rat heart in a laboratory.

> Experts not involved in the Minnesota work called it ¡§a landmark

> achievement¡¨ and ¡§a stunning¡¨ advance. But they and the Minnesota

> researchers cautioned that the dream, if it is ever realized, is still

> at least 10 years away.

> Dr. Doris A. Taylor, the head of the team that created the rat heart,

> said that she followed a guiding principle of her laboratory ¡X ¡§give

> nature the tools and get out of the way.¡¨

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> Full Story

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> Official Version of Naval Strait of Hormuz Incident Starts to Unravel

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P No Comments

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> Press-TV | Jan 10, 2008

> by Gareth Porter

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> WASHINGTON, Jan 10 (IPS) - Despite the official and media portrayal of

> the incident in the Strait of Hormuz early Monday morning as a serious

> threat to U.S. ships from Iranian speedboats that nearly resulted in a

> ¡§battle at sea¡¨, new information over the past three days suggests

> that the incident did not involve such a threat and that no U.S.

> commander was on the verge of firing at the Iranian boats.

>

> The new information that appears to contradict the original version of

> the incident includes the revelation that U.S. officials spliced the

> audio recording of an alleged Iranian threat onto to a videotape of

> the incident. That suggests that the threatening message may not have

> come in immediately after the initial warning to Iranian boats from a

> U.S. warship, as appears to do on the video.

> Also unraveling the story is testimony from a former U.S. naval

> officer that non-official chatter is common on the channel used to

> communicate with the Iranian boats and testimony from the commander of

> the U.S. 5th fleet that the commanding officers of the U.S. warships

> involved in the incident never felt the need to warn the Iranians of a

> possible use of force against them.

> Further undermining the U.S. version of the incident is a video

> released by Iran Thursday showing an Iranian naval officer on a small

> boat hailing one of three ships.

> The Iranian commander is heard to say, ¡§Coalition warship 73, this is

> Iranian navy patrol boat.¡¨ He then requests the ¡§side numbers¡¨ of the

> U.S. warships. A voice with a U.S. accent replies, ¡§This is coalition

> warship 73. I am operating in international waters.¡¨

> The dramatic version of the incident reported by U.S. news media

> throughout Tuesday and Wednesday suggested that Iranian speedboats,

> apparently belonging to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard navy, had made

> moves to attack three U.S. warships entering the Strait and that the

> U.S. commander had been on the verge of firing at them when they broke

> off.

> Typical of the network coverage was a story by ABC¡¦s Jonathan Karl

> quoting a Pentagon official as saying the Iranian boats ¡§were a

> heartbeat from being blown up¡¨.

> Bush administration officials seized on the incident to advance the

> portrayal of Iran as a threat and to strike a more threatening stance

> toward Iran. National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley declared

> Wednesday that the incident ¡§almost involved an exchange of fire

> between our forces and Iranian forces¡¨. President George W. Bush

> declared during his Mideast trip Wednesday that there would be

> ¡§serious consequences¡¨ if Iran attacked U.S. ships and repeated his

> assertion that Iran is ¡§a threat to world peace¡¨.

> Central to the depiction of the incident as involving a threat to U.S.

> warships is a mysterious pair of messages that the sailor who heard

> them onboard immediately interpreted as saying, ¡§I am coming at you¡K¡¨,

> and ¡§You will explode after a few minutes.¡¨ But the voice in the audio

> clearly said ¡§I am coming to you,¡¨ and the second message was much

> less clear.

> Furthermore, as the New York Times noted Thursday, the recording

> carries no ambient noise, such as the sounds of a motor, the sea or

> wind, which should have been audible if the broadcast had been made

> from one of the five small Iranian boats.

> A veteran U.S. naval officer who had served as a surface warfare

> officer aboard a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Gulf sent a message to the

> New York Times on-line column ¡§The Lede¡¨ Wednesday pointing out that

> in the Persian Gulf, the ¡§bridge-to-bridge¡¨ radio channel used to

> communicate between ships ¡§is like a bad CB radio¡¨ with many people

> using it for ¡§hurling racial slurs¡¨ and ¡§threats¡¨. The former officer

> wrote that his ¡§first thought¡¨ was that the message ¡§might not have

> even come from one of the Iranian craft¡¨.

> Pentagon officials admitted to the Times that they could not rule out

> that the broadcast might have come from another source

> The five Iran boats involved were hardly in a position to harm the

> three U.S. warships. Although Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman

> described the Iranian boats as ¡§highly maneuverable patrol craft¡¨ that

> were ¡§visibly armed,¡¨ he failed to note that these are tiny boats

> carrying only a two- or three-man crew and that they are normally

> armed only with machine guns that could do only surface damage to a

> U.S. ship.

> The only boat that was close enough to be visible to the U.S. ships

> was unarmed, as an enlarged photo of the boat from the navy video

> clearly shows.

> The U.S. warships were not concerned about the possibility that the

> Iranian boats were armed with heavier weapons capable of doing serious

> damage. Asked by a reporter whether any of the vessels had anti-ship

> missiles or torpedoes, Vice Adm. Kevin Cosgriff, Commander of the 5th

> Fleet, answered that none of them had either of those two weapons.

> ¡§I didn¡¦t get the sense from the reports I was receiving that there

> was a sense of being afraid of these five boats,¡¨ said Cosgriff.

> The edited Navy video shows a crewman issuing an initial warning to

> approaching boats, but the footage of the boats maneuvering provides

> no visual evidence of Iranian boats ¡§making a run on U.S. ships¡¨ as

> claimed by CBS news Wednesday in its report based on the new video.

> Vice Adm. Cosgriff also failed to claim any run toward the U.S. ships

> following the initial warning. Cosgriff suggested that the Iranian

> boat¡¦s manoeuvres were ¡§unduly provocative¡¨ only because of the

> ¡§aggregate of their manoeuvres, the radio call and the dropping of

> objects in the water¡¨.

> He described the objects dropped by the Iranian boat as being ¡§white,

> box-like objects that floated¡¨. That description indicates that the

> objects were clearly not mines, which would have been dark and would

> have sunk immediately. Cosgriff indicated that the ships merely

> ¡§passed by them safely¡¨ without bothering to investigate whether they

> were explosives of some kind.

> The apparent absence of concern on the part of the U.S. ships¡¦

> commanding officers about the floating objects suggests that they

> recognised that the Iranians were engaging in a symbolic gesture

> having to do with laying mines.

> Cosgriff¡¦s answers to reporters¡¦ questions indicated that the story

> promoted earlier by Pentagon officials that one of the U.S . ships

> came very close to firing at the Iranian boats seriously distorted

> what actually happened. When Cosgriff was asked whether the crew ever

> gave warning to the Iranian boats that they ¡§could come under fire¡¨,

> he said the commanding officers ¡§did not believe they needed to fire

> warning shots¡¨.

> As for the report circulated by at least one Pentagon official to the

> media that one of the commanders was ¡§close to firing¡¨, Cosgriff

> explained that ¡§close to¡¨ meant that the commander was ¡§working

> through a series of procedures¡¨. He added, ¡§n his mind, he might

> have been closing in on that point.¡¨

> Despite Cosgriff¡¦s account, which contradicted earlier Pentagon

> portrayals of the incident as a confrontation, not a single news

> outlet modified its earlier characterisation of the incident. After

> the Cosgriff briefing, Associated Press carried a story that said, ¡¨

> U.S. forces were taking steps toward firing on the Iranians to defend

> themselves, said the U.S. naval commander in the region. But the boats

> ¡X believed to be from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard¡¦s navy ¡X turned

> and moved away, officials said.¡¨

> That was quite different from what Cosgriff actually said.

> In its story covering the Cosgriff briefing, Reuters cited ¡§other

> Pentagon officials, speaking on condition of anonymity¡¨ as saying that

> ¡§a U.S. captain was in the process of ordering sailors to open fire

> when the Iranian boats moved away¡¨ ¡X a story that Cosgriff had

> specifically denied.

> *Gareth Porter is an historian and national security policy analyst.

> His latest book, ¡§Perils of Dominance: Imbalance of Power and the Road

> to War in Vietnam¡¨, was published in June 2005.

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> NASA: Solar cycle may cause ¡§dangerous¡¨ global cooling in a few

> years time

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> January 13, 2008 ¡P 3 Comments

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> Changes in the Sun¡¦s Surface to Bring Next Climate Change

> spaceandscience.net | Jan 13, 2008

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> Today, the Space and Science Research Center, (SSRC) in Orlando,

> Florida announces that it has confirmed the recent web announcement of

> NASA solar physicists that there are substantial changes occurring in

> the sun¡¦s surface. The SSRC has further researched these changes and

> has concluded they will bring about the next climate change to one of

> a long lasting cold era.

> Today, Director of the SSRC, John Casey has reaffirmed earlier

> research he led that independently discovered the sun¡¦s changes are

> the result of a family of cycles that bring about climate shifts from

> cold climate to warm and back again.

> ¡§We today confirm the recent announcement by NASA that there are

> historic and important changes taking place on the sun¡¦s surface. This

> will have only one outcome - a new climate change is coming that will

> bring an extended period of deep cold to the planet. This is not

> however a unique event for the planet although it is critically

> important news to this and the next generations. It is but the normal

> sequence of alternating climate changes that has been going on for

> thousands of years. Further according to our research, this series of

> solar cycles are so predictable that they can be used to roughly

> forecast the next series of climate changes many decades in advance. I

> have verified the accuracy of these cycles¡¦ behavior over the last

> 1,100 years relative to temperatures on Earth, to well over 90%.¡¨

> As to what these changes are Casey says, ¡§The sun¡¦s surface flows have

> slowed dramatically as NASA has indicated. This process of surface

> movement, what NASA calls the ¡§conveyor belt¡¨ essentially sweeps up

> old sunspots and deposits new ones. NASA¡¦s studies have found that

> when the surface movement slows down, sunspot counts drop

> significantly. All records of sunspot counts and other proxies of

> solar activity going back 6,000 years clearly validates our own

> findings that when we have sunspot counts lower then 50 it means only

> one thing - an intense cold climate, globally. NASA says the solar

> cycle 25, the one after the next that starts this spring will be at 50

> or lower. The general opinion of the SSRC scientists is that it could

> begin even sooner within 3 years with the next solar cycle 24. What we

> are saying today is that my own research and that of the other

> scientists at the SSRC verifies that NASA is right about one thing ¡V a

> solar cycle of 50 or lower is headed our way. With this next solar

> minimum predicted by NASA, what I call a ¡§solar hibernation,¡¨ the SSRC

> forecasts a much colder Earth just as it has transpired before for

> thousands of years. If NASA is the more accurate on the schedule, then

> we may see even warmer temperatures before the bottom falls out. If

> the SSRC and other scientists around the world are correct then we

> have only a few years to prepare before 20-30 years of lasting and

> possibly dangerous cold arrive.¡¨

> When asked about what this will mean to the average person on the

> street, Casey was firm. ¡§The last time this particular cycle

> regenerated was over 200 years ago. I call it the ¡§Bi-Centennial

> Cycle¡¨ solar cycle. It took place between 1793 and 1830, the so-called

> Dalton Minimum, a period of extreme cold that resulted in what

> historian John D. Post called the ¡¥last great subsistence crisis.¡¦

> With that cold came massive crops losses, food riots, famine and

> disease. I believe this next climate change will be much stronger and

> has the potential to once more cause widespread crop losses globally

> with the resultant ill effects. The key difference for this next

> Bi-Centennial Cycle¡¦s impact versus the last is that we will have over

> 8 billion mouths to feed in the next coldest years where as we had

> only 1 billion the last time. Among other effects like social and

> economic disruption, we are facing the real prospect of the ¡¥perfect

> storm of global food shortages¡¦ in the next climate change. In answer

> to the question, everyone on the street will be affected.¡¨

> Given the importance of the next climate change Casey was asked

> whether the government has been notified. ¡§Yes, as soon as my research

> revealed these solar cycles and the prediction of the coming cold era

> with the next climate change, I notified all the key offices in the

> Bush administration including both parties in the Senate and House

> science committees as well as most of the nation¡¦s media outlets.

> Unfortunately, because of the intensity of coverage of the UN IPCC and

> man made global warming during 2007, the full story about climate

> change is very slow in getting told. These changes in the sun have

> begun. They are unstoppable. With the word finally starting to get out

> about the next climate change, hopefully we will have time to prepare.

> Right now, the newly organized SSRC is the leading independent

> research center in the US and possibly worldwide, that is focused on

> the next climate change. Some of the world¡¦s brightest scientists,

> also experts in solar physics and the next climate change have joined

> with me. In the meantime we will do our best to spread the word along

> with NASA and others who can see what is about to take place for the

> Earth¡¦s climate. Soon, I believe this will be recognized as the most

> important climate story of this century.¡¨

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