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Stage 5: Maintain - Duration: 15:54.
The community-based approach
does not end when construction finishes.
The last stage, maintaining a safer school, is ongoing.
Previous stages of safer school construction
included participation and training opportunities with the community.
Often, this community engagement
leads to the community changing its views on hazards
and committing to building safer schools.
Stage 5 is where this changing view on hazards and safety
spreads to other parts of school life and community.
When the community learns about hazards
and works together to remove unsafe conditions,
and when the community values safety
as a goal for their children and for themselves,
they begin to create a culture of safety.
With support from the program manager,
the community grows this culture of safety,
even after school construction ends.
They do this by maintaining the school,
applying a safety culture to other parts of their lives,
and passing on lessons learned to future generations.
If implemented well, Stage 5 has the biggest long-term impact.
There are three steps in the Maintenance stage:
Step 1: Develop a school use manual and maintenance plan.
Step 2: Celebrate completion and integrate safety.
Step 3. Promote broader responsibility.
These steps make sure safer school construction becomes the norm.
They ensure the community continues to learn from hazards
and reduce their risk.
Step 1: Develop school use manual and maintenance plan.
As construction finishes,
the program manager and school management committee
focus on the safe use and maintenance of the school.
They first work with the design team to write a user manual,
a document that lists how the school can, and cannot, be used safely.
Government policies may require particular safe uses of the school,
so government agencies may help write the manual.
Perhaps the school is designed
to be a temporary community shelter during disasters.
This is written down in the user manual.
If the school foundation is only strong enough to support two storeys,
this is also written down.
The school management committee needs to know
what changes they can safely make without seeking approval.
Changes such as painting, replacing windows,
or planting vegetation may all be acceptable.
But other changes, like adding doors or removing columns,
might weaken the school building.
These changes need approval from an engineer.
The school management committee needs to know this
before the school is handed over to the community.
All these permitted uses and changes, along with those that are not,
are included in the use manual.
The final design drawings are also included.
But that is not all. A safer school needs a maintenance plan.
The program manager helps school staff and the committee to understand
that maintenance keeps schools functional and safe.
A maintenance plan can include a number of helpful tools.
A maintenance schedule includes a timetable
of when jobs need to be done on the school building and grounds.
A maintenance checklist helps school staff remember what they need to do
and who is responsible for each task.
Part of a good maintenance plan is the budget:
working out how to pay for each task.
Generally, the government agency or organisation
in charge of managing the school
is responsible for funding this maintenance work,
but sometimes there is not enough money.
A school management committee can find creative ways
to boost limited funds.
Some schools have regular "safe school days".
These are when everyone - parents, students, staff –
donate time and skills to maintain the school.
World Disaster Risk Reduction Day on October 13
might be a good date to choose.
The community may also have regular community work days.
When funds are limited, the school management committee
may ask parents and older students to help raise money for maintenance.
Building a safer school takes a lot of hard work and time.
Proper care and use of the building
will ensure the next disaster does not destroy
what the community has created.
The next step of the Maintain stage is
Step 2: Celebrate completion and integrate safety.
Completing a safer school project is a big achievement for any community.
While the safer school building itself is significant,
so too is the community's new knowledge and skills
and its emerging culture of safety.
The community has become a partner in protecting their children.
It should be celebrated.
This celebration highlights how the community
made safety-conscious choices when selecting their site,
designing their school, and constructing it.
The celebration is also a public commitment
to maintain the school building
and integrate safety into all parts of their lives.
Once students begin classes,
it is important these lessons of safety
are immediately put to practice.
Staff and students need to manage their school
so everyone remains safe during disasters.
Even when a school building is safe,
its fittings and educational tools can be damaged
or even injure or kill students and staff during a disaster.
Everyone needs to think about the contents of their school,
what might be damaged, and what might cause damage.
In earthquakes,
heavy furniture can topple onto people or block exits.
These items should be attached to the walls.
It is important to also minimise fire risk.
Chemicals can spill and cause explosions,
so hazardous materials
should be stored in cabinets with latched doors.
Small edges or bars should be installed
to secure flammable materials on shelves
and keep them from falling off.
In high-wind areas, unprotected glass can shatter.
Window covers should be made to be ready to attach
before high winds arrive.
In floods, books and records can be ruined forever.
A high shelf can keep the most important ones above flood waters.
The school management committee and older students
identify these problems and find simple solutions.
One way to do this is to form a safety committee.
The second consideration should be disaster management:
how students and staff need to respond safely during disasters.
After construction, the school forms a disaster management committee
made up of school staff, emergency management specialists,
parents, and students.
This committee drafts school procedures
for emergencies and disasters.
They make sure emergency supplies are gathered and stored.
The procedures include important actions,
such as when and how to evacuate safely,
where to gather in an emergency,
and how to keep track of students and reunite them with their parents.
School staff and older students
also learn how to perform simple emergency tasks
like putting out small fires and providing first aid.
These procedures and skills can save lives and property.
They must be practised regularly,
so the school disaster management committee
must set up regular emergency drills.
Lastly, students, staff, parents, and the community
continue to learn about disasters and school safety.
Information about hazards, safer construction techniques,
and school safety procedures
all become part of the school culture,
and even the curriculum.
This can even be fun.
Classes can create plays on how to reduce disaster risk
to perform to their families and fellow students.
Parent meetings each year can explain emergency procedures
and also point out again the safety features of the school.
Learning about a culture of safety can even change the curriculum
or be used as supplementary material.
In science classes, students can learn about hazards in their region.
In history class, students may want to interview their elders
about historic disasters.
In social studies classes, students may play games
to learn ways their families and their communities
protect themselves from hazards like floods, high winds, earthquakes,
and now climate change.
The last step in the Maintain stage is:
Step 3. Promote broader responsibility.
This step is no longer about the community
where a safer school is built.
It is about broader changes to the way regions, countries,
ministries of education, and development organisations operate.
It is about all of us.
To promote broader responsibility for safer schools,
governments and humanitarian and development organisations
should make a public commitment that every school they build
is a safer school.
Budgetary constraints can never be an excuse
for putting children in schools that can hurt or kill them.
Where funding bodies resist the small increase in cost or effort
needed to build safer schools,
we need to advocate for children and educate those funding bodies.
Finally, we all need to learn from each other.
When safer school projects are successful,
when they result in safer school buildings
and more resilient communities,
the successes and challenges need to be shared.
This last stage of safer school construction,
Stage 5, Maintain,
starts when construction comes to an end.
In this stage, the program manager, design team
and school management committee
develop a use manual and maintenance plan.
They celebrate the completion of the school
and the school staff and students integrate safety
into their practices.
But their work continues long after the safer school is finished.
Everyone continues to promote broader responsibility,
for the safety of their school,
but also for all schools and all children.
Over this century alone, countless children have died
in the very buildings meant to educate and keep them safe.
Untold communities have lost their investments
when disasters destroyed their schools.
We have the knowledge and skills. Now we need to change the process.
Together, we can make sure every child has access
to not just a school, but a safe school.
And by taking a community-based approach,
safer school projects can help make sure
that when children leave their schools,
they return to resilient homes and communities.
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Forecast Focus for April 10 - Duration: 4:05.
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Typhoid Fever Treatment ❤ Home Remedies for Typhoid Fever - Duration: 5:29.
Typhoid Fever Treatment ? Home Remedies for Typhoid Fever
Note: Do consult your doctor for proper diagnosis and treament of this condition.
Use home remedies just as an adjunct treatment.
Typhoid fever, also known as typhoid, is a bacterial infection of the intestinal tract
and bloodstream.
It is most commonly caused due to the Salmonella typhi (S. typhi) bacterium.
Once the bacteria enters the body through contaminated food, drinks or water, they multiply
and spread from the intestines into the bloodstream.
The bacteria travel through the blood to your lymph nodes, liver, spleen, gallbladder and
other parts of the body.
Typhoid fever is common in less-industrialized countries, mainly due to problems with unsafe
drinking water, inadequate sewage disposal and flooding.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, almost 21.5 million people
in developing countries contract typhoid each year.
Early symptoms of typhoid are fever, weakness, headache and abdominal pain.
As the disease gets worse, one can also have symptoms like severe diarrhea, vomiting, constipation,
loss of appetite, skin rashes, blood in the stools, chills, delirium, hallucinations,
fluctuating mood, enlarged liver, nosebleeds and lethargy.
Symptoms usually improve in 2 to 4 weeks with proper treatment.
Once diagnosed with typhoid, doctors prescribe antibiotics to kill the bacteria.
It is very important to complete the full course of antibiotics to prevent recurrence
of the infection.
In addition, use of clean water along with good hygiene and sanitation are important
to prevent spreading the illness to others.
There are also vaccines that can protect you from contracting typhoid.
Some home remedies can also provide relief from typhoid symptoms and promote quick recovery.
Here are the top 5 home remedies for typhoid fever.
1.
Cold Compresses
When you have a high fever, apply cold compresses to help your body temperature come down quickly.
Soak a washcloth in cool tap water, wring out the excess water and place it on your
forehead.
Change the washcloth frequently.
Follow this treatment until your temperature drops.
You can also use a cold damp washcloth to sponge areas like your armpits, feet, hands
and groin to reduce body temperature.
Do this at regular intervals to control a high fever.
Note: Do not use very cold or ice water as it can worsen the condition.
2.
Increase Fluid Intake
Due to high fever and diarrhea, you may become dehydrated.
To prevent this, increase your fluid intake.
It will keep your body hydrated and encourage elimination of waste material and toxins.
Drink about 8 to 10 glasses of bottled or purified water daily.
To be on the safe side, boil your drinking water if using tap water.
Along with water, increase your consumption of coconut water, herbal teas, fresh fruit
juices, soups and glucose water.
3.
Homemade ORS
Fluid replacement or fluid resuscitation is essential to replenish fluid lost through
diarrhea and prevent dehydration.
You can do this with oral rehydration solution (ORS).
ORS will reduce the intensity of typhoid symptoms and aid recovery.
You can use ORS approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) that you can easily buy
from any health store.
You can also make ORS at home.
Mix 1/2 small spoon of salt and 6 small spoons of sugar in 4 cups of clean drinking water.
Drink this homemade ORS several times a day until you recover completely.
4.
Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple cider vinegar is energizing and a good remedy for typhoid fever.
Its acidic property helps draw heat out of the skin, which in turn reduces high body
temperature.
Moreover, the minerals in apple cider vinegar replenish minerals lost due to diarrhea.
Mix 1/2 teaspoon of raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar and a little honey in a glass
of water.
Drink it before eating your meals.
Follow this remedy for 5 to 7 days.
You can also prepare a mixture of one part apple cider vinegar and two parts cool water.
Soak a washcloth in it, wring out the excess water and place it on your forehead and abdomen.
Change the washcloth once it becomes warm.
Repeat as needed until your fever has dropped.
5.
Garlic
The antimicrobial properties of garlic help fight off bacteria that cause typhoid fever.
It will also boost your immune system.
Moreover, it helps eliminate harmful toxins from the body and speed up recovery.
Eat 2 garlic cloves on an empty stomach for a couple of weeks to help get rid of typhoid
fever symptoms.
You can also mix 1/2 teaspoon of crushed garlic, 1 cup of milk and 4 cups of water.
Boil the solution until it reduces to � of the original amount.
Drink it 3 times a day.
Note: Garlic is not recommended for pregnant women and small children.
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Seeding the Cosmos for Life Violent and Explosive Star Birth Captured in the Orion Molecular Cloud - Duration: 8:11.
Seeding the Cosmos for Life Violent and Explosive Star Birth Captured in the Orion Molecular
Cloud
Star birth can be a violent and explosive event, as dramatically illustrated in new
ALMA images.Around 500 years ago, a pair of adolescent protostars had a perilously close
encounter that blasted their stellar nursery apart.
Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have examined the widely scattered
debris from this explosive event, gaining new insights into the sometimes-fierce relationship
among sibling stars.
Shortly after starting to form some 100,000 years ago, several protostars in the Orion
Molecular Cloud 1 (OMC-1), a dense and active star factory about 1,500 light-years from
Earth just behind the Orion Nebula, latched onto each other gravitationally and gradually
drew closer.
Eventually, two of these stars either grazed each other or collided, triggering a powerful
eruption that launched other nearby protostars and hundreds of giant streamers of dust and
gas into interstellar space at speeds greater than 150 kilometers per second.
This cataclysmic interaction released as much energy as our Sun emits over the course of
10 million years.
Today, the remains of this spectacular explosion are visible from Earth.
"What we see in this once calm stellar nursery is a cosmic version of a 4th of July fireworks
display, with giant streamers rocketing off in all directions," said John Bally with the
University of Colorado and lead author on a paper published in the Astrophysical Journal.
Groups of stars such as those in OMC-1 are born when a cloud of gas hundreds of times
more massive than our Sun begins to collapse under its own gravity.
In the densest regions, protostars form and begin to drift about randomly.
Over time, this random motion can dampen, which allows some of the stars to fall toward
a common center of gravity, usually dominated by a particularly large protostar.
If these stars draw too close to each other before they drift away into the galaxy, violent
interactions can occur.
According to the researchers, such explosions are expected to be relatively short lived,
with the remnants like those seen by ALMA lasting only centuries.
"Though fleeting, protostellar explosions may be relatively common," said Bally.
"By destroying their parent cloud, as we see in OMC-1, such explosions may also help to
regulate the pace of star formation in these giant molecular clouds."
Bally and his team observed this feature previously with the Gemini-South telescope in Chile.
These earlier images, taken in the near infrared, reveal the remarkable structure of the streamers,
which extend nearly a light-year from end to end.
Hints of the explosive nature of this outflow were first uncovered in 2009 with the Submillimeter
Array in Hawaii.
The new ALMA data, however, provide much greater clarity, unveiling important details about
the distribution and high-velocity motion of the carbon monoxide (CO) gas inside the
streamers.
This helps astronomers understand the underlying force of the blast and the impact such events
could have on star formation across the galaxy.
"People most often associate stellar explosions with ancient stars, like a nova eruption on
the surface of a decaying star or the even more spectacular supernova death of an extremely
massive star," Bally says.
"ALMA has given us new insights into explosions on the other end of the stellar life cycle,
star birth."
The Orion Nebula, also known as M42, is one of the brightest and most famous nebulae in
the sky.
The star forming region's glowing gas clouds and hot young stars are on the right in this
sharp and colorful two frame mosaic that includes the smaller nebula M43 near center and dusty,
bluish reflection nebulae NGC 1977 on the left.
Located at the edge of an otherwise invisible giant molecular cloud complex, astronomers
have also identified what appear to be numerous infant solar systems.
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Orion is a cosmic zoo, with protoplanetary disks, brown dwarfs, intense and turbulent
motions of the gas, and the photo-ionizing effects of massive nearby stars as well as
supersonic "bullets" -- each ten times the diameter of Pluto's orbit and tipped with
iron atoms glowing bright blue, believed to have been formed one thousand years ago from
an unknown violent event.
Over 13 billion years ago at least one of the domains of life may have begun in nebular
clouds.
If restricted to the Milky Way, which is 13.6 billion years old, the first chemical combinations
would have had billions of years to become a self-replicating organism with a DNA genome
long before the existence of Earth.
Nebular clouds are thought to be most likely environment for synthesizing and promoting
the evolution of molecules needed for the origin of life.
Giant gas nebulae such as Orion are storehouses of sugars that form ribose -- the backbone
of RNA.
With a universe full of sugar, it's possible that early RNA worlds were generated and are
evolving in their own unique ways throughout the observable universe.
RNA coding is what gave primitive cell structures the catalyst they needed to become life.
The building blocks for DNA could have been generated or combined within interstellar
clouds and DNA would become part of the molecular-protein-amino acid complex.
Hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, calcium, sulfur, nitrogen and phosphorus for example are continually
irradiated by ions, which can generate small organic molecules which evolve into larger
complex organic molecules that result in the formation of amino acids and other compounds.
Phosphorus, for example, is rare in our solar system and may have been non-existent on the
early Earth; phosphorus is essential for the manufacture of DNA.
Polarized radiation in the nebula cloud leads to the formation of proteins, nucleobases
and then DNA.
The combination of hydrogen, carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, cyanide and several other elements,
could create adenine, which is a DNA base, whereas oxygen and phosphorus could ladder
DNA base pairs.
Glycine has also been identified in the interstellar clouds.
In 2009, the Herschel Space Observatory using the telescope's heterodyne instrument for
the far infrared revealed the chemical fingerprints of potentially life-enabling organic molecules
in the Orion nebula, one of the most prolific chemical factories in space, although the
full extent of its chemistry and the pathways for molecule formation
are not well understood.
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Jenna Fischer's Surprise Renovation for her Sister - Duration: 22:06.
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Best Learning Videos for Kids Powerpuff Girls Dress Strawberry Cake Coloring Pages - Duration: 13:16.
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3 Degree Guarantee for Monday, April 10th - Duration: 0:20.
AND HEAD THING BEACH AS WE
MENTIONED COOLER 70 FOR TOMORROW
AND MID 70S ON WEDNESDAY.
AND GOOD BEACH WEATHER WITH LOTS
OF SUNSHINE.
AND IT HAS BEEN A GREAT MONTH
FOR THE CHARLESTON AREA RIDING.
AND 79 IS THE FORECAST TODAY AND
78 WAS THE ACTUAL HIGH.
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Apply This Baking Soda And Apple Vinegar Mask For 5 Minutes Daily, Stains & Acne Will Disappear - Duration: 2:07.
Apply This Baking Soda And Apple Vinegar Mask For 5 Minutes Daily, Stains & Acne Will Disappear
The look of our facial skin is of high importance
for our overall impression we leave on the people around us, as the first thing they
see is our face.
However, this requires a continuous care, in terms of healthy, effective facial skin
products, as well as a healthy lifestyle.
Yet, numerous factors affect the skin on the face, and people often struggle with issues
like scars, acne, sun spots, wrinkles, fine lines, pimples, and age spots.
To restore the beauty and vitality of the skin, most people try expensive commercial
products, but unfortunately, most of them are simply ineffective and are loaded with
harmful chemicals.
Yet, the following simple, natural miracle will cleanse, rejuvenate, and refresh your
face in an inexpensive, and safe way!
The mask we are writing about today is completely natural, and its ingredients are all beneficial
for the skin.
It removes all impurities and leaves it healthy and smooth.
Its main ingredients are baking soda and apple cider vinegar, both of which are probably
already in your kitchen.
However, its effects will amaze you!
This is how to prepare it:
Ingredients:
sodium bicarbonate Apple vinegar
honey 1/2 lemon
Method of preparation:
Add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in half a glass of water.
In another container, add some baking soda and then slowly add the mixture of water and
vinegar.
Add the juice of half a lemon, and stir well until you get a homogenous mixture.
Use:
Wash the face well to open the pores and eliminate all the remnants of makeup.
Then, use a soft cloth to dry it.
Apply the mask evenly on the face, and leave it to act for 5-10 minutes.
Then, wash it out with warm water, and again with cold water to close the pores.
In a short period of time, your skin will regain its natural, healthy glow.
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Is This The Beginning Of The End For U S Empire? - poltics - Duration: 8:41.
Is This The Beginning Of The End For U.S. Empire?
Before I get into the meat of this post, I want to revisit something I wrote back in
January.
From the post, Very Powerful People in the U.S. Government Want War � This is Their
Sales Pitch:
We need to understand that those who want this war will be absolutely relentless. The
sales pitch will not end until they get exactly what they want. This is where all of us critical
thinkers need to play a key role. We must be prepared to diligently analyze all unsubstantiated
official claims, and push back against the war-mongers, because we know for certain the
oligarch-owned corporate media won�t. We must be prepared to inform our fellow citizens
about what�s happening so that we don�t fall victim to a cheap sales pitch with devastating
consequences. Unfortunately, we must also be prepared for a possible deep state false
flag if the current sales tactic falls on deaf ears.
America cannot win a global war of such a scale if it is based on false pretenses and
in the absence of exceedingly strong public support. This support does not exist. Will
this serve as a necessary restraint against the masters of war and their devious plans?
It�s too early to tell, but I do know that if we are unnecessarily pushed into a global
conflagration, it will not end well for us. If this is the road our twisted status quo
insists on taking us down, let us never forget who they are and the self-serving motivations
behind their actions.
Four months later, the deep state got exactly what it wanted. Trump�s weaknesses have
been identified and exploited, and he�s successfully been manipulated into neocon
foreign policy like George W. Bush and Barack Obama before him. I�ve spent much of the
past several months warning about exactly what happened last night, but the die is now
cast. There�s no turning back from the path we�re on.
And don�t give me this garbage about Trump playing �4D chess.� Trump�s a brilliant
salesman, and that�s about it. There�s nothing special or superior about Donald Trump
intellectually, and he�s one of the most unwise people to ever become President. There
was a hope he meant what he said about non-interventionism during the campaign, but that hope should
be entirely extinguished at this point. Trump is a very weak man desperately looking for
praise from those he claims to hate.
The purpose of today�s post is not to discuss what happened last night. All of you have
read the news by now. My intent today is to explain what I think this means for the years
ahead. I believe last night�s strike represents the beginning of the end for U.S. empire.
Although the U.S. has been declining domestically for this entire century, America has still
been calling all the shots on the international front. This makes sense in late-stage empire,
as the focus of the fat and happy �elite� becomes singularly obsessed with domination
and power, while the situation back home festers and rots.
Trump won on an �America first� platform that promised to emphasize the well-being
of American citizens over geopolitical adventurism. We now know for certain he�s been manipulated
into the imperial mindset, and his recklessness will merely accelerate U.S. decline on the
world stage, and in turn, back home.
If anyone�s playing 4D chess it�s Russia. Russia is anti-fragile at this point, as has
been proved by Putin�s survival in the face of economic sanctions, a collapsing ruble
and a plunge in oil prices. Putin is still standing and arguably as powerful as ever.
Not to mention the fact that the USSR completely disintegrated and collapsed within the past
30 years. They�ve been through a lot as a people. Meanwhile, the U.S. is extraordinarily
fragile and weak by comparison, a distinction that will become quite obvious to us all in
the years ahead. I don�t say this with any hint of glee or schadenfreude, I�m just
stating the facts as I see them.
None of this implies that Russia�s leadership are a bunch of good people by any means. What
I am saying is that they are a thousand times more strategic and intelligent compared to
U.S. leadership.
To prove the point, this would be a good time to review a post I published back in 2014,
Tensions Between the U.S. and Russia Are Worse Than You Realize � Remarks by Foreign Minister
Sergey Lavrov. Here�s some of what I noted:
There are two reasons I think the following remarks by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey
Lavrov are so important.
First, as someone who spends much of his time analyzing and critiquing the many destructive
policy decisions made by American �leaders,� I was shocked to find how accurate his description
of the U.S. power structure�s mindset seems to be. He gets it, and he is more or less
trying to warn the world that America�s leaders are basically power-drunk children.
I concur.
Second, Lavrov also describes the negative impact that this behavior has had on the Russian
psyche generally. He expresses dismay that the U.S. status quo sees the world as unipolar,
and attempts to tackle every problem from the perspective that might is right. In no
uncertain terms, Lavrov makes it clear that Russia will not stand for this. I don�t
think the Russians are bluffing, so this is a very dangerous situation.
If there was actually someone in the U.S. State Department capable of such introspective
and clear thinking, we might actually defuse this situation. Don�t hold your breath.
You should really read the entire post to see Lavrov�s comments for yourself in order
to truly understand why I came to the above conclusions.
U.S. leadership is an absolute joke and will drive this entire country into a brick wall
in the years ahead. John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Chucky Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, are you kidding
me? They remind me of George Armstrong Custer, and we all know how that turned out.
The media is even worse. In what Glenn Greenwald accurately called �one of the sickest things
ever to appear on US television,� MSNBC�s Brian Williams gushed about the �beauty�
of U.S. cruise missiles.
This is not the sort of thing you see in a confident, brave, and civilized nation, it�s
the sort of stuff you�d expect to see toward the end. It�s the stuff of craven war-mongers,
of dishonest cowards, of a totally deranged and very dangerous media. The signs are everywhere;
imperial decline is set to accelerate rapidly in the coming years.
Fine, but how is all this going to play out? Obviously nobody really knows, but I do think
we�ve entered a new period in American history. I think it�s basically a crossing of the
Rubicon moment for the American empire. Personally, I don�t expect a strong and visible military
response from Russia in the near-term. I don�t think Putin wants to give the U.S. media and
newly minted neocon Donald Trump an excuse to do anything truly crazy, which they can
blame on Russia in the court of public opinion. I think Putin is too smart for that. Rather,
what I think he�ll do is make all sorts of moves behind the scenes to weaken America�s
economic power, while at the same time engaging in minor provocations to tempt the imbeciles
in charge of U.S. foreign policy to make further mistakes abroad, to which they�ll emphatically
oblige.
In other words, Russia will attempt to make the U.S. extend itself further in a region
where no real success is possible, at the same time that the American economy deteriorates
further. Recall that the current very weak economic �recovery� has been going on
for nearly a decade. This cycle is very long in the tooth, and all Russia really needs
to do is sit back, make some moves behind the scenes and allow the U.S. to collapse
upon itself in its hubris and stupidity. This is precisely what I think is going to happen.
Expect more of all the above as the U.S. empire enters its most devastating phase of collapse.
Think about what it might mean for you and your family and prepare accordingly.
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Homeless Prepare For Sweep Of South Bay Encampment - Duration: 2:10.
HOMELESS CAMP PACKING UP TO
LEAVE -- AGAIN.
THE CAMP IS NEAR INTERSTATE 280
AND MCLAUGHLIN .. ON CALTRANS
PROPERTY...
IT'S THE SCENE OF PREVIOUS
HOMELESS SWEEPS...
BUT KPIX FIVE'S KIET DO FOUND
SOMETHING DIFFERENT...AND...
DISTURBING.
AFTER COVERING THE HOMELESS FOR
SWEEP OF THE AREA NO LATER THAN
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
EMOTIONAL MOMENTS IN AN EAST
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