Mar 9, 2011
We are running out of chemicals
Did you know there will soon be gaps in the Periodic Table? I say gaps, it’s not so much gaps as greyed out boxes where an element has become so scarce that our using it will no longer be a technological option. I’ve written about materials security before but the issue was raised by The UK House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, which is currently in the middle of an inquiry into strategically important metals.
According to the Chemistry World blog as part of that inquiry, David Willetts MP was summoned to give evidence. When asked to clarify what he was referring to when he talked about ‘rare earths’, the minister brandished a copy of this article from Chemistry World. Of course, he didn’t mean only rare earths as chemists know them, but rare elements.The article to which he referred is by Emma Davies and highlighted a periodic table showing which metals and non-metals are endangered elemental species. The original version of that PT can be seen here. Many of the elements will remain relatively abundant, among them silicon, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and iron. But, some are on the seriously endangered list including helium, germanium, hafnium, neodymium.
The Chemistry Innovation page gives some examples of elements that may become increasingly scarce over the next few decades:
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We are the military children of the Canadian Armed Forces
In the Collective Society, the concept and belief system is “team” and citizens strive to maintain goals together. In an Individualist Society, it is more or less, “every man for himself”, however. Canada, like Europe, follows the Collective Society Belief System. In fact, you can hear this in our Canadian military children’s voice(s) in their individual interviews with Deborah Ellis, author of Off to War: some excerpts, of which, have been utilized. They think team, problem solving and resolution:
....They also think collectively in that they are concerned about the “cultural norms” in Afghanistan being particularly zeroed in on gender differences and the oppression of females in the Afghanistan society.
( I hear echoes of 'We Are the Borg, Resistance is Futile' in this - and dad flew in the RCAF...in wartime Battle of Britain. I had a few years of Army Cadets myself. The predominant feature I expect they will find in the sandbox is extreme poverty, chronic starvation and misery. And you solve this with a gun ? Oh...the cemetery.)
( I hear echoes of 'We Are the Borg, Resistance is Futile' in this - and dad flew in the RCAF...in wartime Battle of Britain. I had a few years of Army Cadets myself. The predominant feature I expect they will find in the sandbox is extreme poverty, chronic starvation and misery. And you solve this with a gun ? Oh...the cemetery.)
Mental Health risks for the military wife
“Researchers studied 250,000 Army wives. Two-thirds of the women in the study had spouses that had been deployed between 2003 and 2006. More than 36 percent of women with deployed husbands had at least one mental health diagnosis. That risk factor was compared to the 30.5 percent of wives with spouses not deployed who had mental health issues.”
- http://www.allaboutlifechallenges.org/military-wife.htm:
- http://www.militarywives.com/
- http://www.helpamilitarywife.com/http:/www.helpamilitarywife.com/new/archives/466
- http://www.lovingyou.com/content/groups/military/
- http://www.soloops.com/forums/
- http://militarydivas.freeforums.org/
- http://forums.military.com/eve/forums/a/cfrm/f/377197221
Being a mother in the military, be it a wife, solider, or mother of a military soldier indeed carries with it its psychological and psychosocial stressors.
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UN ordered depopulation of 3 billion people by food malnutrition has started.
While investigating the WHO and UN role in the biological weapons attack called the A-H1N1 (Swine Flu) pandemic of 2009, criminal intelligence (CI) agents from Canada and the US have stumbled upon a covert and sinister plan to kill off as many as 3 billion people by food malnutrition. The organization that is responsible for preparing for the murder of 3 billion people is called the Codex Alimentarius Commission. It was established in 1963 by the World Health Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Their officially stated purpose is to develop international food standards to protect consumer health and to facilitate fair trading practices in foods. Today, there are 181 member governments including Canada. CI agents have uncovered the real purpose of this WHO / UN organization – to murder 3 billion people. How will they murder some 3 billion people?It was Henry Kissinger, who in 1974 conceived the idea of the food genocide to control world population – less people to consume world resources – more for the rich nations (elites) to exploit the sources of the world to satisfy their greed. On December 10, 1974 the US National Security Council under Henry Kissinger prepared a classified study ‘National Security Study Memorandum 200 (Full text of NSSM 200 (governmental source – pdf file)) – which falsely claimed that the worldwide population growth poses a great threat to US national security interests.
UN trade agreements and WHO health moratoriums will forbid any country from selling and exporting any food to targeted regions for depopulation. Starvation of 3 billion people has already begun as the United States has been using its weapon of mass destruction called HAARP to control, alter and intensify the weather of the targeted nations.
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