Does this country still have a Soul?

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/290/028/

WikiLeaks are Israeli backed

Given that US foreign policy in the middle east is to demonize and eventually attack Iran, what was the actual Wikileak damage to that policy?

beforeitsnews.com/story/285/193/

"...a moronic dupe with a defective bomb in his crotch was escorted onto a plane for Detroit, no search, no passport, not even a ticket, placed on a p

After a while, a preponderance of evidence weighs us toward the fact that we have very real and dangerous enemies amongst us who are playing for keeps.

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THE INDUMBENTS

Today’s Headlines About

THE INDUMBENTS:

By ‘T’om Dennen

Incumbernt, Definition of: “From the Middle English, holder of an office, from Medieval Latin incumbns, incumbent-, from Latin, present participle of incumbere, to lean upon, apply oneself to : in-, on; see in-² + -cumbere, to recline.”

We’ll go with ‘recline’:

Obama Ohio trip “cost 'between $500K and $1 million'; Spoke for 10 minutes....”

Approval Falls to “Another New Low: 41%...”

“$7 A gallon?”

Obama's Spill Recovery Chief “Will Only Work Part Time...”

Greenspan: “USA May Soon Reach Borrowing Limit....”

Cases against Wall Street “lag despite Holder's vow to fight fraud...”

Toy soldiers “run afoul of school's weapons ban...”

“REPUBLICANS PLAN TO HIRE DOZENS OF INVESTIGATORS TO TARGET OBAMA” ... what about the rest of the incumbents?

“USA Testing Pain Ray in Afghanistan” ... experimental warfare?

Greenspan & Bernanke still don't get it

Write-offs:

“Sony CEO gets $ 8.8 million annual pay amid losses”, like the boys at Lehman Bros, Freddy & Fanny, Big Auto – you’ve got the list …

Fire in the Hole: Bailout! Bailout! Bailout!

What’s wrong with the above picture?

GULF OIL - A PLUMBING PROBLEM?

GULF OIL - A PLUMBING PROBLEM?

Tom Dennen

“Depends on how you look at it,” says inventor Jack Hayes.

Mentioned three different times in Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, the Mensa member is not as pretty as Long Island girl genius Alia Sabur, a 21-year-old engineering prodigy who, according to the Washington Post, hatched a plan to solve the, Gulf oil spill, “but,” he says, “she’s on the right track”.

And what’s the right track?

Hayes agrees with Sabur, saying “it’s a simple plumbing problem. Sabur’s idea is fundamentally sound. Repair the pipe, don’t try to cap it, you can see that does not work.

Inflate another custom-built, mile-long pipe (inner tubes might be awkward) insert one end a few yards – whatever the necessary length - down inside the leaking pipe and inflate it, allowing the leak to carry on flowing, but flowing up to surface tankers.”

Hayes’ team has contacted a Rawl Plug engineering team to look at the problem using existing technology.

“Rawl Plug,” says Hayes, “is a British company concerned about the ‘Gulf problem’, who agreed on Friday that their patented engineering concept “might work” if applied to the Gulf Oil ‘plumbing problem’.

(Rawl Plugs are expandable plugs which are inserted into holes drilled into thick steel, concrete or masonite surfaces and then mechanically expanded inside the holes, creating fixed holding points).

Hayes says the Rawl team has been working on the stress math, surface friction coefficients and other engineering complexities over the weekend.

“We should hear from them Monday, 7 June - tomorrow sometime.”

(More on this in the pipeline).