My pleasure. :)

Thanks for acknowledging the positive contributions of the US on this in your blog. It helps balance things, y’know?

Joe

Just been to your blog.

Thanks for the link. :)

You may click my link:

http://jcc34.wordpress.com/2009/10/13/plastic-climate-change-and-earthquakes-and-go-home-yankees/

:)

Karl

I can always/only hope.

Ilda,

I hope as you do.

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Back in 2004 (which was a Presidential election year), I got fed up with the motherhood statements coming from the politicians. There was a severe dearth of details on how to achieve this and that.

So I launched a “Specifics” series in 2004 in a now demised and buried web forum.

Some of the recommendations above were presented there already. Sometime later in November 2004, a severe storm ravaged Southern Tagalog (I remember because it almost claimed the lives of my friend’s entire family in Quezon Province. If I’m not mistaken, this was the time the Repador building got washed away). I don’t remember what the government did to prevent future calamities or if they did any.

In 2007 which happened to be an election year also, I reiterated this “specifics” in MLQ3s blog.

Back then, I was still advocating that a way be found to replenish ground water. Later on, I found out that a county in California has been doing it for decades.

Well whatever the government did if they did, it sure failed.

Well at least you have a good proposal…

Instead of putting brainless people in the congress and senate, why get the ideas from the people directly affected by the problems and those with sense…

poor pinoys with their star complex mentality.

ken