China to rich nations: Hand out climate money now – washingtonpost.com

Posted by Matt in January 24th, 2010 | no comment

Climate change money is just socialism on a global scale. Notice how those on left aren’t really concerned about manipulated data and scientists that advaocate falsifying data. Why don’t they care? Because it’s not about climate change, it’s about power and socialism.
In the last ten years global temperatures decreased at the same time that human [...]

China to rich nations: Hand out climate money now – washingtonpost.com

Posted by Matt in January 24th, 2010 | no comment

Published in Climate, general, Brazil, Change China, Change Money, China Climate, Climate China, Co2 Emissions, Copenhagen, Effects Of Climate Change, Global Scale, Global Socialism, Global Temperatures, India, Last Ten Years, Money Change, Poor Countries, Scientists, South Africa

Sex Trafficking in South Africa: World Cup Slavery Fear – TIME

Posted by Matt in January 11th, 2010 | no comment

Published in Africa, Africa Cup, Africa World, Crack Cocaine, Drug Trafficking, Earnings, Eight Hours, Enforcer, Fear Time, Hostage, Human Trafficking, Job, Prostitution, Recruiter, Sex Trafficking, Slavery, South Africa, Straight Hours, Syndicate, Three Times, World Cup

After driving them eight hours north to Bloemfontein, the recruiter sold them to a Nigerian drug and human-trafficking syndicate in exchange for $120 and crack cocaine. “[The recruiter] said we could find a job,” Sindiswa recalled, “but as soon as we got here, she told us, ‘No. You have to go into the streets and [...]

America is losing the free world

Posted by Matt in January 4th, 2010 | no comment

Published in Geopolitical, American Foreign Policy, Brazil, China, Democracies, Developing World, Global Politics, India South, Iran, Odds, Siding, South Africa, Turkey

Ever since 1945, the US has regarded itself as the leader of the “free world”. But the Obama administration is facing an unexpected and unwelcome development in global politics. Four of the biggest and most strategically important democracies in the developing world – Brazil, India, South Africa and Turkey – are increasingly at odds with [...]

We’re running out of gold: miners

Posted by Matt in November 25th, 2009 | no comment

Published in Financial, Chamber Of Mines, Gold, Gold Miners, Mineral Deposits, Running, Second Quarter, South Africa, Vanguard

Almost everywhere, mineral deposits are being exhausted and new deposits are not being found fast enough to replace them, these experts explain.
South Africa, which was once at the vanguard of world production, saw a 9.3-percent drop in production year-over-year in the second quarter, according to its Chamber of Mines.
We’re running out of gold: miners

A World of Trouble: Is the nightmare over? | Global Economy

Posted by Matt in September 10th, 2009 | no comment

Published in Economy, Ask Question, Countries Around The World, Economic Crisis, Economic Recovery, Global Economy, Good Time, Interactive Map, Japanese Screens, Japanese Tv, Mexico, nightmare, Panda, Russia, Sex Japanese, Sex Tv, Signs, South Africa, Tv Screens, Twenty Times, World Of Trouble

With signs of economic recovery finally emerging, here’s where things stand in 20 countries around the world.
Now, with the first shoots of recovery popping up around the world we thought it was a good time to ask the question: is the nightmare over?
So we did. Twenty times over.
As you can see in the interactive map [...]

South Africa Is Acting Like a Rogue State | Newsweek.com

Posted by Matt in August 12th, 2009 | no comment

Published in Africa, Acting, China, Despotic, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Four Months, Havens, Human Rights, Morality, Mugabe, Nelson Mandela, Newsweek, Newsweek International, Obloquy, Police States, Rogue State, Small Miracle, South Africa, Zuma

It doesn’t look like he will. Just four months in office, Zuma has done so much worthy of obloquy that’s it’s a small miracle Clinton would even meet with him. He is peddling arms to police states and terrorist havens (in deals that were revealed just a week before Clinton’s arrival); continuing, as Mbeki did, [...]

NATO Of The South: Chile, South Africa, Australia, Antarctica

Posted by Matt in June 1st, 2009 | no comment

Published in Americas, 5 Million, Africa Australia, Antarctic Ocean, Antarctica, Australia And New Zealand, Australian Antarctic Territory, British Commonwealth, Chile, Commonwealth Nations, Continental Shelf, Military Alliances, Military Ties, NATO, NATO Of The South, Nato States, Oceans, One Million, South Africa, South American Countries, South Chile, Square Kilometers, United Nations Commission

The four countries directly north of the Antarctic Ocean are Chile, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand and all four are to varying degrees being integrated into Western military alliances; all four have bilateral military ties to the United States and with other NATO states, three directly with NATO itself.
With Britain filing a claim with [...]

The end of the South African dream

Posted by Matt in April 14th, 2009 | no comment

Published in Africa, African Dream, Apartheid, Culture Race, Destiny, Elite System, Ideological Spectrum, Insurance Company, Mandela, Miracle, One People, Pacific Northwest, Patronage, Personal Enrichment, politicians, Provision Of Services, Public Outcry, Rich Variety, S South, S Vision, South Africa

South Africa is following the path of Zimbabwe. The future does not look bright.
My current supervisor in the actuarial department of an insurance company in the pacific northwest is from South Africa.
Why did he leave?
Crime.
The crime is getting so out of hand that it is intolerable to many people.
From the article:
It emerged from apartheid [...]

Behind South Africa’s Snub of the Dalai Lama

Posted by Matt in March 24th, 2009 | no comment

Published in Africa, Array, Assertiveness, China, Dalai Lama, Diplomatic Influence, Human Rights Crises, Neighborhood, Snub, South Africa, South African Government, Visa, World Economy

Nobody ought to have been surprised that South Africa chose to heed China’s concerns and deny a visa to the Dalai Lama — not because of the South African government’s poor record of responding to human rights crises in its own neighborhood, but because of China’s growing diplomatic influence and assertiveness thanks to its status [...]