FYI From: [email protected]: [email protected]: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]: AL GORE GLOBAL WARMING AND THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE STUPIDITY LED TO Eastern Europe battles the cold as gas dispute bitesDate: Fri, 9 Jan 2009 05:28:36 -0800
THE NOBEL PEACE COMMITTEE, AWARDED TO AL GORE A NOBEL PEACE PRIZE, FOR HIS GLOBAL WARMING THESIS, BASED ON LACK OF SNOW IN THE TWO POLES. AS THE RESULTS OF THIS STUPIDIY FROM THE NOBEL PEACE COMMITTEE,WE SEE THIS COLD WAR OCCURS IN EUROPE TODAY. SEE HOW STUPID THE GLOBAL WARMING OF THE AL GORE THESIS ? AND THE NOBEL PEACE COMMITTEE ? A man walks on the main square of Skopje, Macedonia, during snowfall. Eastern Europeans shivered Thursday in sub-zero temperatures with schools closed and hospitals cancelling operations as the Ukraine-Russia gas dispute began to bite. THE SNOW AND COLD WEATHER OF AL GORE GLOBAL WAMING MAKE Eastern Europe battles the cold as gas dispute bites. SOFIA, Bulgaria (AFP) - - Eastern Europeans shivered Thursday in sub-zero temperatures with schools closed and hospitals cancelling operations as the Ukraine-Russia gas dispute began to bite. At the Sheinovo maternity hospital in Sofia, large groups of women huddled around small electric radiators, while other local hospitals put off planned operations and boosted first-aid stocks in order to treat emergencies.As the Bulgarian government began rationing gas supplies to industries and temperatures in buildings plummeted, 75 schools across the country closed until Friday for lack of adequate heating.Gas-fired central heating plants, supplying a fourth of Bulgaria's population, prepared to switch either partly or fully to oil, while the capital reduced street lighting and cut heating in public transportation.Like Bulgaria, Serbia has switched its heating plants to crude oil after Russian gas deliveries halted completely on Tuesday.The change-over proved little comfort for residents of northern Vojvodina province, the Serbian region most reliant on gas from Moscow, where many were left without regular heating and some factories stopped production."We had to let our employees go because it's cold and it is impossible for them to work under these conditions," said Boris Milic, manager at a shoe factory which employs 130 people in the northwestern town of Sremska Mitrovica."We are trying to find an alternative means of heating."Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic has urged citizens to reduce their consumption of electricity due to the gas supply crisis.With many failing to do so amid sub-zero temperatures and snow, the cut-off tested close ties between Belgrade and Moscow as Serbian appeals to Russia to provide emergency heating gas went unheeded."It turns out that by threatening Europe through this dispute with Ukraine, Russia is in fact punishing mostly Bulgaria and Serbia, which are its main traditional (allies) in the Balkans," journalist Dimitrije Boarov wrote in the Danas daily.As up to a dozen European nations report huge gas supply drops as a fallout of the price dispute between Russia and Ukraine, the key players in the stand-off held emergency talks in Brussels.The current European Union president, the Czech Republic -- which has also experienced a gas cut -- expressed cautious optimism that a solution would be found.It cannot come soon enough for residents of the snow-blanketed Bosnian capital Sarajevo, where about 72,000 households remained without heating for a third day due to a total halt in Russian gas supplies."Temperatures are as low as minus 15 (Celsius), the country does not have any natural gas reserves and the capital and its citizens rely on gas for heating," Nedzad Brankovic, prime minister of Bosnia's Muslim-Croat half, wrote in a letter to Russian energy giant Gazprom."Such a situation reminds citizens of (Bosnia's) 1992-1995 war. So I ask you to have all these facts in mind when deciding on whether to resume gas supplies."In Hungary, several companies have suspended operations due to a halt in Russian gas imports, although transmission unit FGSz announced it would lift some restrictions on gas usage.And in Ukraine, the chemicals industry has cut gas consumption by 50 percent, or 15 million cubic metres a day.The Ukrainian government insists its gas supplies to private households remain unaffected, but residents are already complaining of restrictions and lower temperatures being felt in their homes.Not only humans were in distress.At Sofia's public zoo, keepers set up oil burners for elephants, rhinos and hippos, while monkeys, hyenas, antelopes, parrots and reptiles were offered respite via convector heaters, director Ivan Ivanov said."We have no central heating at all and three-quarters of our animals are shivering," Ivanov said, adding that most hailed from warm countries.But the zoo's tigers, wolves, foxes and jackals -- not to mention vultures and eagles -- braved the cold. "They are locals, you know," Ivanov joked. IN 1973 DR KISSINGER AND LE DUC THO HAD BEEN AWARDED A NOBEL PEACE PRIZE ONE EACH FOR SHAKING HAND IN PARIS AND STOP THE WAR IN VIETNAM . BY 1978 LE DUC THO THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER HAD LAUNCHED THE VIETNAMESE INVASION OF CAMBODIA . SEE HOW STUPID THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE COMMITTEE ? CAMBODIA OCCUPIED BY VIETNAM 1979-2009 30 years occupation Vietnamese veteran remembers Cambodia 's Invasion Day Colonel Tran Quang Trieu Wednesday, Jan 07, 2009By Thach Thao – Translated by Phuong LanSaigon Giai Phong. VIETNAM COMES TO RUN CAMBODIA . Vietnamese invasion and occupation anniversary day marked Cambodia’s Liberation Day marked.07/01/2009VNA (Hanoi) Vietnamese puppet Hun Sen lashed out at those who did not celebrate 07 January calling them "animals" Vietnamese-installed trio: Xam, Xim and Xen (AP Photo/Heng Sinith) Cambodia marks 30th anniversary of Khmer Rouge ouster & 30 YEARS OF VIETNAMESE OCCUPATION. THE REAL ADMINISTRATORS ARE THE VIETNAMESE. The Cambodian co-prosecutor at the Extraordinary Chambers, Chea Leang, a Vietnamese woman who has moved to block any expansion of the trial docket. (Photo by: TRACEY SHELTON On April 28, 1984, Deng Xiaoping, Chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, meets U.S. President Ronald Reagan in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. (Photo: fmprc.gov.cn)Photo Gallery>>> President Reagan's address to the 43d Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, New York . September 26, 1988. "Mr. Secretary-General, there are new hopes for Cambodia, a nation whose freedom and independence we seek just as avidly as we sought the freedom and independence of Afghanistan. We urge the rapid removal of all Vietnamese troops ...." A VIETNAMESE RUNNING THE POLICE IN CAMBODIA with a fake name Choun Narin . LOOK TO THE LABEL : a Vietnamese with a fake Cambodian name : Choun narin . 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