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Title: Make Friends with Pingunite As Fast As U Can
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URL Source: http://enenews.com/gundersen-im-tel ... plan-b-to-move-somewhere-video
Published: May 13, 2012
Author: ENENews
Post Date: 2012-05-13 19:34:17 by tom007
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Chief Engineer: I’m telling my friends on West Coast of US to watch Unit No. 4 like a hawk — Wake up everyday and make sure it’s standing… have a plan to move somewhere (VIDEO) Published: May 11th, 2012 at 7:28 pm ET By ENENews Email Article Email Article 106 comments Tweet Arnie Gundersen Interviewed by Mike Adams May 11, 2012 At 41:40 in I’m telling my friends on the [US] west coast, you gotta watch it like a hawk everyday get up and make sure Unit 4 is standing… if it’s not, have a plan B to move somewhere. See also: Gundersen: Move south of equator if Unit 4 fuel pool goes dry, that's probably the lesson there -- Like cesium from all 800 nuclear bombs ever dropped on Earth, except all at once (VIDEO) Published: May 11th, 2012 at 7:28 pm ET By ENENews Email Article Email Article 106 comments Tweet
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#2. To: All, pingunite (#0)
What's the hotel situation in like in ......I forgot your town.. Ambato? Always thought Ecuador was great - looking better and better. Been to Cuenca?
Ambato is about 2 hours away from here. Large town by EC standards, and gives a good view of an active volcano that's blown it's top about 3 times in the 5-6 years I've been here. Lower end but decent hotels/hostels here can be had starting at 15/night per person. If you're paying more than 20/person, you've got a pretty good place. Still not 5-star but... It's got it's advantages. Once. Whole lot better than Guayaquil, but a bit cool and rainy much of the time. 4 rivers flow through the town and they flood every now and then. I'm living in a place that's arguably the best place in Ecuador to be. It's growing too. Bit too much, actually. Traffic is getting worse. They are working on roads but not fast enough.
And Senor Presidente Rafael Correa repudiated the national debt owed to ewe gno hoo. He's no friend of the US narco enforcement machine that guarantees price stability for the CIA's clandestine "dope for democracy" program, and it assures a healthy return on the points charged by our beloved FEDERAL RESERVE for rinsing all that *cash. Everyone from Juan Valdez's burro to the eradication chopper pilots, immigration and customs officials to the town cops-"suspected drug munny forfeiture highwaymen" in Louisiana, the congress, the bankers and the celeb rehab centers and sentencing judges benefit from the phony drug war. And let's not even try to understand the self serving religious dogma of the "Step on the dope then step up to Jesus" fanatics who enlisted the aid of Gov. Clinton and the hit men that murdered the boys who stumbled on the shipment drop at Mena, and even the coroner who determined that one boy "fell asleep with his head on a railroad track". El Presidente won't help the US and their drug collaborators eliminate their competition, and there's nothing the "American Capitalism=Free Enterprise" megabuck murderers hate more than competition who can turn rogue and gasp! charge less for primo dope. The short sighted and soon to be dead competition may never learn (before they're incinerated with a laser guided LIVING HELL ON WINGS bomb) that price stability and supply management of dope (and diamonds) is crucial-the future of the free world depends on it. __________________________________________________ *(Al Pacino's high water mark SCARFACE accurately portrayed the South Florida bank laundries and the sliding scale of "points" they charge. It failed to finger the Vatican Bank, Chicago area banks and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's involvement in sanitizing the majority of the world's narco profits however. But, The Godfather Part III, another Pacino home run did allude to the Vatican bank's "washy washy washy, rinsy rinsy rinsy for God" program)
Yeah, he shut down a US airbase here a couple years ago. Refused to renew the lease. That was cool. But he is a socialist.
Oh well, he doesn't deserve to live then!
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#5. To: tom007 (#2)
What's the hotel situation in like in ......I forgot your town.. Ambato?
Always thought Ecuador was great - looking better and better.
Been to Cuenca?
#12. To: Pinguinite (#5)
? YOU DECIDE)
#13. To: HOUNDDAWG (#12)
#14. To: Pinguinite (#13)
But he is a socialist.
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