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Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Friday, April 7, 2017

Nuclear Expert Peter Kuznick Concerned With Humanity's Future ET AL





Pissed Off Women Over 50 And Pissed Off Friends Of Women Over 50 and Lightshared a link.
The museum is installing solar panels on its roof, part of a project 
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 in advance of the alleged "gas attack" in Idlib province on Tuesday. 
She also says that recent events in Syria are being used as a distraction 
as the US carries out deadly airstrikes in Mosul.
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In a statement given on Friday morning in Moscow, Russia's Foreign 
Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that the US missile 
strikes against Syria…
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"It certainly isn't going to go well with Putin, unless we find out ... it was a set piece…

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Swedish Medical Associations Says White Helmets Murdered Kids for Fake Gas Attack Videos



Evaluate this news. Looks like War-A-Lago was in too much a hurry to bomb and didnt check to see if Syrian sarin story was fake news or not:
.http://www.veteranstoday.com/.../swedish-medical.../

http://www.veteranstoday.com/2017/04/06/swedish-medical-associations-says-white-helmets-murdered-kids-for-fake-gas-attack-videos/





EXCERPTS:

Russia has 7300 nuclear warheads, and the U.S. has 6970 warheads. President Trump also is currently stating that he is the first to say that nobody should have nukes, but that the U.S. just can’t fall behind Russia. With the Obama $1 trillion budget for modernizing our nuclear arsenals in place right now, why is Trump wanting to add $54 billion to the military budget? Is all this modernizing budget just a major distraction/ploy that will sabotage the international demand for the nine nuclear nations to aggressively work towards disarmament?

The U.S. and Russia, between us, have 93 percent of the world’s nuclear weapons. The U.S. spends on its military more than the next 10 nations combined. More military spending is the last thing this country needs. We should be spending that money on schools, housing, health care, roads, bridges, dams, museums, the arts, and scientific research. I would like to see us CUT $54 billion dollars from the military budget each of the next few years. It is absolutely shameful that the U.S. is the only major developed nation that doesn’t offer health care as a right to all its citizens.

So first we need to build trust and nudge them toward reform in a way that won’t heighten their paranoia. That won’t be easy to do, but we need to keep trying. We need to sign a treaty to officially end the Korean War – a war that has been over for 64 years. Using sanctions, threats, and other sticks with North Korea hasn’t worked. We need to collaborate with China to offer more carrots. There’s no guarantee that that would work, but it behooves us to at least make the effort. There is no other reasonable alternative and North Korea’s bellicosity only justifies further right-wing intransigence in Japan and South Korea.



JANE AYERS | "The U.S. and North Korea are engaged in a very dangerous game of escalation right now. Each side uses the other’s threats and provocations as an excuse for further threats and provocations of its own. This can only end badly."
Ayers writes: Peter Kuznick is director of the Nuclear Studies Institute 
at American University and co-author (with Oliver Stone) of the 
12-part documentary book and…
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