Questioned Rhetorically,
Eric Zuess asks, "Is Hillary Clinton the Democrat's Richard Nixon?" (heh, heh, heh...)
"Clinton’s image is at or near record lows among major demographic groups. Among men, she is at minus 40. Among women, she is at minus nine. Among whites, she is at minus 39. Among white women, she is at minus 25. Among white men, she is at minus 72. Her favorability among whites at this point in the election cycle is worse than President Obama’s ever has been, according to Bill McInturff, a Republican pollster who conducted the NBC-Wall Street Journal poll with Democratic pollster Peter Hart."
New York Democratic Primary Vote is not yet certified. It can't be, because Electoral Fraud Lawsuit is moving forward The disenfranchisement in Brooklyn was already obvious before the vote, though a judge refused to allow emergency voter registration. It became grossly apparent on Tuesday.
Chicago (Hillary's home town) Board of Elections documents gross electoral fraud flipping precincts from Sanders to Clinton.
Obama crosses some kind of Rubicon and politely tells UK not to leave the EU. How will this play with Limey voters? Obama is less popular than he was 8 years ago.
IMF's Lagarde now says there's no need for Greek debt reduction; just more austerity and extensions should do, and there will be no deal to unlock loan money for Greece today.
"German Chancellor Angela Merkel signed off on a deal with the devil (Turkey) that would give 80 million Turkish Muslims visa-free access to the EU. As part of the deal, Turkey will receive €3 billion in aid." [Time to pay up, or what's Plan-B?]
5 Mayors say refugee camp near Athens is huge public health problem (getting bigger daily)
Global Trade War is ON! Chinese Steel leads first over-the-top assault:
Bankrupt oil companies are still pumping flat out. Pumping is cheap and makes cash flow. They just are not drilling new wells. This can last awhile longer, then there will be a hard drop in output.
ALERT: Game (of LIFE) Changing Technology!
"The Haber-Bösch process currently consumes about two percent of the world's fossil fuel supply," Seefeldt says. "So, the new process, which uses nanomaterials to capture light energy, could be a game-changer." "Using light directly to create a catalyst is much more energy efficient, says Brown, NREL research scientist. "This new ammonia-producing process is the first example of how light energy can be directly coupled to dinitrogen reduction, meaning sunlight or artificial light can power the reaction." Can we get another doubling of our human population out of this? NI-TRO-GEN, NI-TRO-GEN, NI-TRO-GEN ! http://phys.org/news/2016-04-light-driven-dinitrogen-reduction-scientists-global.html
Second Verse (Same as the First?)
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