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by martien007 » 19/05/08, 15:13

Yes that's it, the world is evolving and much more : Cry:

Today I see that farmers generate enormous pollution and deplete aquatic resources and degrade the soil. The fishermen have exhausted the seas, and destroy the bottom.


So thank you to the 2% of farmers, and according to why they pollute and exhaust the so much soils? productivity, profitability is everything; the rest nothing to wax. Cerealers are very RICH, and it will be even better with GMOs.

a France without a fishing port and without the smell of rotten fish? no problem. I don't find a trawler beautiful. a few computer or camera factories would do far more jobs.


Yes you prefer modern luxury boats, yachts and companies paid with the money diverted in tax havens (so no taxes paid in the states) and have more than tourists taking photos (it will make them funny when it will be necessary to dig up the garden and raise the rabbits at the bottom of the garden) .... and the workshop of the world in China and India connected to developed countries (we say ..) by container ships. Computer and camera factories, you’re kidding you think you’re equaling the Chinese in labor cost, it’s not for tomorrow.

Mediterranean fishermen come to the aid of their Atlantic colleagues.

The port of Lavera blocked by fishermen
AP - 1 hour 41 minutes ago MARSEILLE - The fishing bosses of the Mediterranean blocked Monday morning the entrance to the oil terminal of Lavera (Bouches-du-Rhône), specializing in chemistry and refining, we learned from port authorities.

"Fishermen are protesting against the increase in fuels as a sign of solidarity with Atlantic professionals," said Mourad Kahoul, spokesperson for the Mediterranean fishermen's union. "We are not ruling out new one-off operations from Wednesday. "A meeting must indeed be held Wednesday in Paris in the presence of the Minister of Fisheries, Michel Barnier.

A dozen tankers could neither enter nor leave the terminal on Monday
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I would have a lot to say about your writings but I prefer to stop there.

Nothing is all white or all black and as regards the return of the fish to the sea, I saw fishermen of Boulogne discard cod too small by the standards of the European bureaucrats and they die before falling back into the sea ....

in passing, they showed how the scallop fishermen in Erquy (Breton port) regulated their fishing themselves by putting fallow fishing areas, and they "fish" more than a few years ago in back !! so the technocrats in Brussels would do well to spend a few weeks with the fishermen on the ground . I begin to have some doubts about their calculations.

As for profitability, there is only to continue the industrial fishing of the type of driftnets of more than six kms which collect all that is found on the way (specialists: the Japanese) and that way there will be really more fish from the wide in a few years.

By dint of only looking at the financial side we arrive where it is thanks to globalization and competition: containers of + in + big ditto fishing boats .... and they puncture local fishermen in Senegal by exempple, and after it will be said that they are unable to manage on their own.

I stop there because I am disgusted. I saw a lot of reports in particular in Thalassa which I do not think extremist, and each time it is the small local fisheries that clink glasses.

So let's go talk about the money and the profitability and we go straight into the wall for HUMANITY.

When the excellent technocrats of the time decreed land reclamation about 40 years ago, they tacked all the hedges and 30 years later, we realized that it held water in the heavy rains it sheltered the nests of birds .... etc .... hence inodations in the beautiful "suburbs" in the countryside (only yesterday in the Somme they had their torrent of mud come from the fields. did not exist.

So let's go, for the unbridled PROGRES, destroy everything that is still very little on a human scale and we will pay very dearly the bill for our bullshit.

Modern man is mad, the ancients were sages who passed the knowledge of nature on from generation to generation, and even though they lived less old (although, when I look in cemeteries and in my family, there was also octogenarians despite the wars). Today, we are in the statistics and forget to count those who are "almost" dead and kept alive at all costs, connected on all sides and our topubibs are more and more LACK because they only rely on devices diagnosis and often do not even know how to intercept them.

Yes I pique a little anger because I have a few examples in mind, and frankly, sometimes it is not progress especially in human relations.
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by martien007 » 19/05/08, 15:39

I'm listening right now in Daniel Mermet's program "there if I am there" on France Inter:

"Tax and social fraud = the deficit of France" that is to say 36,2 billion euros distributed in fiscal = VAT, corporate taxes, local IR, I and Commitment (unpaid by large corporations) which represents 1/3 of total fraud.

And here we wonder why there is a lack of money in the coffers between tax havens and tax and social fraud.

watch the show on tax havens:

https://www.econologie.com/forums/les-paradi ... t5345.html
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by Philippe Schutt » 19/05/08, 16:24

martien007 wrote:Yes that's it, the world is evolving and much more : Cry:
So thank you to the 2% of farmers, and according to why they pollute and exhaust the so much soils? productivity, profitability is everything; the rest nothing to wax. Cerealers are very RICH, and it will be even better with GMOs.

that's what I say, and I don't say thank you!

Yes you prefer modern luxury boats, yachts and companies paid with the money diverted in tax havens (so no taxes paid in the states) and have more than tourists taking photos (it will make them funny when it will be necessary to dig up the garden and raise the rabbits at the bottom of the garden) .... and the workshop of the world in China and India connected to developed countries (we say ..) by container ships. Computer and camera factories, you’re kidding you think you’re equaling the Chinese in labor cost, it’s not for tomorrow.

If it can improve our standard of living without wrecking the planet, yes!
As for competing with the Chinese, I note that Siemens-Fujitsu or Dell are not Chinese. A screwdriver factory is always better than no factory at all


The port of Lavera blocked by fishermen
AP - 1 hour 41 minutes ago MARSEILLE - The fishing bosses of the Mediterranean blocked Monday morning the entrance to the oil terminal of Lavera (Bouches-du-Rhône), specializing in chemistry and refining, we learned from port authorities.
A dozen tankers could neither enter nor leave the terminal on Monday
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I think this is a good opportunity to blow their advantages over diesel. Never happy, these assisted!

Nothing is all white or all black

Right, I'm exaggerating but in France it's necessary

in passing, they showed how the scallop fishermen in Erquy (Breton port) regulated their fishing themselves by putting fallow fishing areas, and they "fish" more than a few years ago in back !! so the technocrats in Brussels would do well to spend a few weeks with the fishermen on the ground . I begin to have some doubts about their calculations.

Would they do it for offshore fishing? surely not.

As for profitability, there is only to continue the industrial fishing of the type of driftnets of more than six kms which collect all that is found on the way (specialists: the Japanese) and that way there will be really more fish from the wide in a few years.
France never respects quotas, before criticizing the others we should make order here.

By dint of looking only at the financial side we arrive where it is thanks to globalization and competition: containers of + in + big ditto fishing boats .... and they are puncturing local fishermen in Senegal for example, and after it will be said that they are unable to manage on their own.

Yes with our big boats we are going to bite other people's fish because our seas are too empty, already.

I stop there because I am disgusted. I saw a lot of reports in particular in Thalassa which I do not think extremist, and each time it is the small local fisheries that clink glasses.

disgusted, you can be. by the behavior of fishermen.

When the excellent technocrats of the time decreed land reclamation about 40 years ago, they tacked all the hedges and 30 years later, we realized that it held water in the heavy rains it sheltered the nests of birds .... etc .... hence inodations in the beautiful "suburbs" in the countryside (only yesterday in the Somme they had their torrent of mud come from the fields. did not exist.
So let's go, for the unbridled PROGRES, destroy everything that is still very little on a human scale and we will pay very dearly the bill for our bullshit.
Modern man is mad, the ancients were sages who passed the knowledge of nature on from generation to generation, and even though they lived less old (although, when I look in cemeteries and in my family, there was also octogenarians despite the wars). Today, we are in the statistics and forget to count those who are "almost" dead and kept alive at all costs, connected on all sides and our topubibs are more and more LACK because they only rely on devices diagnosis and often do not even know how to intercept them.
Yes I pique a little anger because I have a few examples in mind, and frankly, sometimes it is not progress especially in human relations.


You can, no problem. But I don't understand why you want to encourage the causes of the marine ecological disaster, because that's what happens with the subsidies
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by martien007 » 19/05/08, 17:08

You can, no problem. But I don't understand why you want to encourage the causes of the marine ecological disaster, because that's what happens with the subsidies


I do not want to encourage the causes of the marine ecological disaster, but I understand the distress of these fishermen who love their difficult and dangerous job.

Give them enough money to stop fishing then if there are no more fish, which is not so certain, by the way. It would especially be necessary to protect the breeding grounds, in other words stop polluting the rivers and balance the coastal pollution, due to delusional urbanization, in the sea especially in the Mediterranean.

We will see what they decide in Brussels.
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by Philippe Schutt » 19/05/08, 21:27

The decline in the number of fish is hardly disputable, all measures overlap.
All trades are doomed to disappear or evolve so much that we can no longer say that they are the same.
Perhaps the fishing is at this stage where the lack of wild fish and the cost of their hunting will force the fishermen to pass from a form of hunting to a form of breeding ... just as it is passed with game and with the same ecological risks as those encountered on land.
Urbanization is a necessity. there are too many of us to spread out. I don't think we can act on this, except to reduce births, even practice eugenics.
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by Capt_Maloche » 19/05/08, 22:59

personally I think that each country must maintain its food autonomy in the event of a problem

so we have to defend our agriculture, our fishing, our breeding up to our needs

For fuels, an info which I will place in the improved electrolys http://spqr7.wordpress.com/2007/09/15/leau-salee-brule/
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by martien007 » 19/05/08, 23:09

Yes with our big boats we are going to bite other people's fish because our seas are too empty, already.


I do not believe that our boats go fishing off the coast of Senegal, they must respect fishing zones (there has been friction with the Spaniards elsewhere). Those who are going to rake the seas and off Senegal I believe they are factory boats (which freeze on site for an entire season) which come from

Indeed, the current hydrogen production processes are very expensive and above all pose the problem of transporting and transferring this highly flammable gas. The discovery of John Kanzius already presents a first interest: that of considering producing hydrogen within the very engine consuming it, from salt water, and on demand, therefore without danger
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If it really works, you have to go and quickly ........ because there is a lot of salt water in the oceans : Lol:
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by Hydraxon » 20/05/08, 00:02

It is characteristic that the journal Nature has just published an article in disaster, worthy of speeches from the 30th century, ensuring that never one heavier than air could fly or that never trains could exceed XNUMX km / hour under penalty of suffocation of passengers. I prefer not even to provide the link so as not to waste your time, the author judging and condemning the invention in advance without even having sought to have it explained and without seeking to understand, because it offends its “science” , frozen once and for all to what he already knows. The main part of his reasoning consists in saying: "It is obvious that water cannot burn" *. Curtain. A future chapter of the XNUMXst century sottier.
Another thing that he does not like: that the news was first announced on local television; frustrated with the early product. Classic.


I feel it very badly ... Because putting the mainstream media on its side and getting caught Nature against you, it reminds me of the memory of water. Fight lost by KO, and even if Bénéviste was right his heterodoxy led him to be rejected.
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by dirk pitt » 20/05/08, 08:14

about the Kanzius effect (the salt water that burns) I found the little sentence that kills at the bottom of the article here:
No claim has been made that the process net energy

in French (approx): no one has said that this process releases energy.
this phenomenon is certainly interesting but it is a safe bet that the energy that must be balanced in radiation to obtain this effect is 10 or 100 times that of the combustion of hydrogen contained in water.
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by Capt_Maloche » 20/05/08, 08:49

If I read correctly on the video, the wattmeter was set to 130W for the small flame in the test tube ...

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