8-Sep-11 World View - Libya's surface-to-air missiles looted

[John]

8-Sep-11 World View -- Thousands of surface-to-air missiles missing from Libya warehouses

Germany's constitutional court approves bailouts

** 8-Sep-11 World View -- Thousands of surface-to-air missiles missing from Libya warehouses
** http://www.generationaldynamics.com/cgi-bin/D.PL?xct=gd.e110908#e110908



Contents:
### World View - Thousands of surface-to-air missiles missing from Libya warehouses
Thousands of surface-to-air missiles missing from Libya warehouses
Bombing of Delhi, India, courthouse kills 12
Germany's constitutional court approves bailouts
Switzerland's devaluation move could trigger currency war
Azerbaijanis protest drying up of Iran's Lake Urmiyya


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Libya, surface-to-air missiles, sa-24,
Delhi, India, Germany, constitutional court, Switzerland, franc,
currency war, Iran, Azerbaijan, Urmiyya Lake

[OLD1953]

How many of those SAM's will wind up in the hands of terrorists, and how many will be used against civilian targets, and whose and where, those are good questions. Be nice to have the answers.

Environmental catastrophe goes hand in hand with a crisis era. The Dust Bowl in the US was our best example from the last period when "everything can be ignored, it'll all be just fine, as long as we can con everyone out of money the world is a good place". My parents were farmers, they talked about the Dust Bowl a lot when I was growing up.

[John]

> Environmental catastrophe goes hand in hand with a crisis era.
> The Dust Bowl in the US was our best example from the last period
> when "everything can be ignored, it'll all be just fine, as long
> as we can con everyone out of money the world is a good place".
> My parents were farmers, they talked about the Dust Bowl a lot
> when I was growing up.

This is something I've always wondered about. How could the Great
Depression have caused the Dust Bowl?

John

[Guest]

John -
Do you really think there's a cause-effect relationship there? Based on reading S&H, my thought has been that a natural disaster is typically uncontrollable, but it's how we deal with it (depending on generations/turnings) that is important.