"The purpose of GLADIO was to attack civilians, the people - women, children, innocent people, unknown people, far removed from any political game. The reason was quite simple: to force the public to turn to the State and demand greater security. Under a strategy of tension, you 'destabilize in order to stabilize', to create tension within society and promote conservative, reactionary social and political tendencies."
~ Italian neo-fascist whose prosecution led to the discovery of NATO's 'Gladio' networks across Western Europe
I'm not surprised. Every time I visit the US, I feel like I've entered the world's largest prison. Actually, the movie Escape From NYC comes to...
US mo. Promise peace Talk peace Then say we're close to peace Then attack. I wouldn't talk to these Aholes either.
"This is a proceeding designed to build an illegitimate criminal case against us. I cannot and will not let my words be misused in that way," she...
CSIRO has been involved, you didn't mention them but I'm sure you're aware :-)
They did worse in Libya. The crimes committed by the Zionist government of the US are unbearable for a civilized society.
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This is a simple gravity sewer collapse caused by the corrosive effects of H2S. As our antiquated infrastructure falls further into disrepair, this will become more common. Large numbers of pump stations, gravity lines, and force mains across the continent have long outlived their time. Not to mention that many of them were built with inferior (cheapest) equipment at the time chosen by "low bid mania" municipal politicians who would rather buy fireworks than a modern pump control system.
Wastewater treatment in particular is lagging far behind in its ability to adapt new methods and technology.
My suggestion (which will be completely ignored) would be to stop wasting money on unneeded military equipment such as the following example:
"New cargo planes on order for the U.S. Air Force are being delivered straight into storage in the Arizona
desert because the military has no use for them, a Dayton Daily News investigation found. A dozen nearly new C-27J Spartans from Ohio and elsewhere have already been taken out of service and shipped to the so-called boneyard at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson. Five more are expected to be built by April 2014, all of which are headed to the boneyard unless another use for them is found. The Air Force has spent $567 million on 21 C-27J aircraft since 2007, according to purchasing officials at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Sixteen had been delivered by the end of September. The Air Force almost had to buy more of the planes against its will, the newspaper found. A solicitation issued from Wright-Patterson in May sought vendors to build more C-27Js, citing Congressional language requiring the military to spend money budgeted for the planes, despite Pentagon protests."
This is just one of now over 70 examples in my meager little collection of data where brand new items are being trashed or stored away until their unusable
Obsolete missiles, new tires, millions of gallons of fuel, new paint, solvents, vests, ammo, you name it and it sits there until it gets either dumped in the ocean or a landfill, gets incinerated or crushed, etc.
We're talking about billions being wasted while some towns have no choice but to sit and smell their antiquated, nearly inoperative sewage systems.
It just shows who represents whom in washington.
We the people...yeah right...