[MCN] Outing the enemies of capitalism. The Economist, A Survey of Capitalism and Democracy, June 26-July 4, 2003

[Kari Ann Owen]

My doctoral dissertation on spiritual resistance to evil during the World
War II era led me to knowledge of how and by whom the Nazis were funded and
armed.
American and British sources of very deep influence and international
allies made horrific crimes possible.
These inhumanely greedy men make possible the war against the global
environment we are experiencing today which will certainly worsen tomorrow.
These conditions can be opposed by citizens' activism stimulating
government support of every workable plan to make renewable energy and CO2
reduction a living and immediate reality.
Dr. Kari Ann Owen
Missoula, MT

On Tue, Oct 8, 2019, 11:40 AM Lance Olsen via Missoula-Community-News <
missoula-community-news at bigskynet.org> wrote:

> " … the main dangers to the success of capitalism are the very people who
> would consider themselves its most ardent advocates: the bosses of
> companies, the owners of companies, and the politicians who tirelessly
> insist that they are 'pro-business'.”
>
> "Many of the corporate scandals that America, especially, has endured in
> recent years reflect outright criminality. A lawful order knows what to do
> with criminals, and pro-business politicians are in truth militantly
> anti-capitalist if they flinch from cracking down on bosses' crimes."
>
> “… widespread and quite outrageous abuse, by capitalists, of capitalism …
> The danger exists everywhere in the world, but it matters most in the
> United States.”
>
> *The Economist*, Special 160th Anniversary Issue
>
> A Survey of Capitalism and Democracy, June 26-July 4, 2003
>
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
> "Water vapor strongly influences atmospheric dynamics and the
> hydrologic cycle through latent heat transport and diabatic heating. Water
> vapor is also the most abundant greenhouse gas.
>
> As the equilibrium vapor pressure of water vapor increases rapidly
> with temperature, warming (or cooling) induced by a climate forcing will
> be amplified through water vapor feedback [e.g., Soden et al., 2002].
> The strength of this feedback is a key determinant of the planet’s
> equilibrium climate sensitivity."
>
> Mark C. Serreze, Andrew P. Barrett, and Julienne Stroeve.
> Recent changes in tropospheric water vapor over the Arctic as
> assessed from radiosondes and atmospheric reanalyses.
> JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH,  2012 VOL. 117, D10104,
> <<https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1029/2011JD017421>>
>
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