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Comment on UAE Launches 100 Megawatt Solar Energy Plant, Largest in Mideast by klem

klem — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 22:20:37 +0000

Wow a hundred megawatts during the day, then zero at night for an average of 50 megawatts. For $2 billion?!!! That’s enough money to buy a 1.5 GIGAwatt coal power plant, that’s 30 times the power for the buck.

What is it with you greenies, why can’t you do simple math? Lol!!

Comment on Pakistan, Iran defy US Sanctions to Inaugurate Gas Pipeline by Alia

Alia — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 16:38:34 +0000

The rapidly deteriorating energy problem, besides some other equally grave issues like massive electricity shortage, miserable law and order situation and the horrendous menace of terrorism, has taken a heavy toll on the economy of Pakistan. Industries and businesses are winding up. They are moving to countries that do not have such problems, and offer a congenial atmosphere with far better business prospects than Pakistan. The situation is indeed alarming and depressing. In the prevailing critical situation the news of implementation of the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline truly comes as breath of fresh air. The long-pending project — a joint venture of neighbouring Iran and Pakistan — if it is able to see the light of the day, will significantly help in reducing the massive gas shortage Pakistan faces today. It would perhaps also help in rejuvenating the country’s industries that have almost come to a halt due to inadequate gas supply, and revive industrial production. Bravo President Asif Ali Zardari for this historic step.

Comment on First, Shut down all the Coal Plants: AEP forced to Shutter Engines of Climate Change, Mercury Poisoning (Chamberlain) by klem

klem — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 16:03:49 +0000

“the settlement is also a victory for the climate in its vast reduction of greenhouse gases. Environment News Service reports that a total of 12 million tons of carbon dioxide and nearly 84,000 tons of sulfur dioxide pollution will be cut each year.”

Only 12 million tons of CO2? The average American emits 17 tonnes a year, that’s about equivalent to 600,000 people. Vast reduction in greenhouse gases, its peanuts.

Comment on Boy sees younger brother decapitated in Gaza conflict by Arshad Magsi

Arshad Magsi — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 09:47:07 +0000

For no reason, Israel has committed a massacre, an ugly crime. All those victims were either children or women.

Comment on U.S. and Russia face off near Syrian border by Abrar Jaan

Abrar Jaan — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 09:35:12 +0000

The Obama regime was put there now to get the US economy back on track, but to used as a sideboard to place US, NATO troop all over the world. Obama was also used as a bate to cough some countries in their net who wasn’t a friend of the US, NATO countries. for example- look at countries like Vietnam and Myanmar where the US is trying to get their support to colonize Asia.

Comment on Israel strike kills 11 in Gaza, including children by Arshad Magsi

Arshad Magsi — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 07:03:38 +0000

Israel is making violence and destroying the peace of the world by launching their nukes to the Gaza and killing of innocents. It’s not the way to stop the extremist group Hamas and no one country can be allow to attack any other country just on the behalf of militant extremism .

Comment on Why Obama won’t take on Israel by Cris Ericson

Cris Ericson — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 09:42:21 +0000

Could you please state some facts as to
how many
U.S. Senators and
how many
U.S. Congressmen in the House of Representatives
are dual citizens
of Israel?

Comment on Poster War on the New York Subway by Serge Roshal

Serge Roshal — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 20:31:37 +0000

Even if the word “savage” was not chosen wisely, the essence of this subway poster is absolute correct. Why is it that every time pro-Israel Americans stand up for this small & beleaguered country and criticize radical Islamic terrorism, the US Left gets bent out of shape?

Why are so many liberals afraid to offend the “Muslims” (actually) radical jihadists that we are ready to equate indiscriminate suicide bombing with legitimate responses to the shelling of the innocents from Gaza?

Comment on Beirut, care of Wahhabism: "Cut his fingers; He is a Shia’!" by Nalliah Thayabharan

Nalliah Thayabharan — Wed, 24 Oct 2012 21:17:02 +0000

Temples & Churches have survived in Muslim countries for centuries…but they could not survive under Wahhabism. In Iran Jews? live there & pray in their Synagogues. In Saudi Arabia there is no Church, Synagogues, Buddhist nor Hindu Temple is allowed. Churches & Synagogues were safe in Syria & Libya before the NATO began sending their Wahhabi Fanatics to kill innocent civilians.