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| Name: AngryJed | Age: [hidden] | | Country: United States | Gender: male | | City: [not entered] | Registred: 26.10.2007 12:51 | | Website: http://www.angryjed.com | Last log-in: 16.05.2008 12:57 | | Bio: I'm Angry, I'm Jed. I'm AngryJed - Got a problem with that? Didn't think so, otherwise you wouldn't be here. Take a look at what I'm complaining about today | Views: 174 | | Journal link: http://www.yousaytoo.com/AngryJed |
| I've noticed that the content here at YouSayToo has gotten awfully "fluffy" that last few months. Real news stories and opinions are being overwhelmed by what for the most part is garbage. Hey, it's not the poster's fault - we are all trying to get those google ad impressions and so most of my fellow members are just giving the public what they want. I'm just surprised at how popular some of this stuff is, when I always considered the international community more concerned about "real" issues.Members that tackle real issues don't seem to post as much anymore, some no longer post at
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| So the Myanmar Junta is taking all the food in the wake of the cyclone disaster is anyone surprised? And what is going to happen next? Now that the Burmese people will suffer even more than they have already. The secretive generals in charge are taking all the supplies flown in from the UN and from the few countries allowed in - and now the food is going to stop.I recall the sham of Iraq's Oil for Food program and how that program was being abused by the then Iraqi government. Wasn't that one of the reasons for invading? So where is the UN security force or the Coalition of the Willing ready
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| Hey remember last week when NBC was "going green" and telling us how to live without wasting energy or burning fossil fuels? What a difference a week makes - now that they have relaunched " Where in the World is Matt Laurer ?" and are dragging the host across the world in a haze of jet fuel emissions.Not only is NBC (owned by GE) making itself the world's biggest hypocrite when it comes to the environment, they are sending Matt Laurer in the LEAST fuel efficient manner in order to keep the viewers guessing. Each stop is about as far away as possible from the last visit - didn't
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Tagged as ge jet fuel green environment pollution travel matt laurer today show
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| Oh no! Celtics star Paul Pierce threw up a "Gang Sign" a couple of night's ago and now the world is up in arms. Now even if it was a gand sign, which it may have been, that does not mean "Truth" is a gangmember. And just how far have the PC police gone that you can't even try to intimidate your opponent on the court or playing field? What if Paul Pierce just went with the good old fashioned middle finger - that's not a gang sign but still conveys a powerful message. And I bet it would still be a front page story .For me it's an uproar in the wrong place - Paul Pierce isn't
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| Is this story the beginning of what could be a scary future for America? Are we soon to be a nation that has to wait in line for food? Well I may be a little alarmist but when the big wholesale stores start limiting how much rice you can buy, I think it's time to start stockpiling the canned goods - while you still can.A few generations ago, the American public were strong, determined and hardy enough to weather this kind of storm - hell they survived the Great Depression, the DustBowl and WWII one after another. Today our nation of fat people, medicated, hyperactive kids and seniors that cannot
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Tagged as wholesale rice suffering hoarding starvation hunger famine food
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| Readers probably already know my view on the environment/Earth Day: The Earth does not need saving - WE DO! That being said the tiny archipelago nation of the Maldives are getting a new meaning to the term Waterfront Property and are pleading with the world to take global climate change seriously.Well, considering that I want to visit the Maldives someday, I suppose I should get on the Green Bandwagon and start living sustainable . Some great websites are emerging to help us help ourselves -including this link I found last night. Besides, since I started recycling seriously I've noticed I'm
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Tagged as sustainable living recycling sea level climate change flooding maldives wikiverde green environment earth day earth
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| Maybe it's the new bunker but I'm just not that Angry these days. But I did want to put my 2 cents in the Polygamist Sect controversy. Need any more proof that people are sheep?Do these women ever wonder why their husbands can dress like the rest of us, but they have to dress like Little House on the Prarie ? Where in the Bible does it say "Thou shalt be meek and humble to thy husband and thou shalt wear but-ugly dresses in the face of modern trends"?What I want to know is where do these guys find these kinds of women? I cannot imagine a couple of tough Boston broads meekly accepting
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| Stop if you heard this one: California is heading for a huge earthquake.in 30 years. While I do not doubt that the Golden State will someday slide into the Pacific, hopefully taking the Lindsay Lohans and Paris Hiltons of the world with it, but excuse me if I scoff at the prediction made by the scientific community as both alarmist and useless. Alarmist because as I already know, scientists publish these scary headlines because it helps with funding. Useless because the time frame is too big and vague to be useful.As a New Englander I was scared back in the 1980's when a catastrophic earthquake
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| This is not the first time I've posted on food shortages , and judging from this video it won't be my last either. In fact I've been ranting about this for a few years now and some agree, but some of my more affluent fellow Americans think it's not a big deal, or that I'm not shopping in the right place.Think back a couple of years - how much has your favorite pizza gone up in price? I know it has to be at least a dollar more, now that cheese has more than doubled since then. And how about if you want your pizza delivered? You don't think they've been adding a surcharge to compensate
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| Judging from this story, I'd say whatever they feed the kids in the UK is better than what we feed them here in the US. Otherwise I'd be either making my kids' lunch everyday or giving them some money to buy something instead of eating the down cattle and cartilage that the US feeds their kids at school.I remember the "school lunch is cool" commercials and posters when I was a kid - I wasn't so impressionable that I didn't trust my nose, those cafeterias stunk, especially on pizza or taco days. Fast food ain't health food but I bet they start with better ingredients than the
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| It's not just the truckers that are complaining about high diesel prices. If you're like me and are griping about how expensive living has gotten in the US, then you too are complaining about diesel prices. Gee, maybe we should have thought longer about ripping up all our freight lines a few decades ago- now we need all these fleets of trucks on the road to get food and products to market.Watch the video - I got painting to do.http://www.angryjed.com/2008/03/expensive-diesel-makes-everything-else.html
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| OK so what's pissing me off this morning? Giving people excuses for deplorable actions. Read this little article below on how a 30-year old taught an 11-year old how to smoke crack. Sure that's pretty bad, but then you read of her sob story: 7 kids in foster homes, a family riddled by addiction and a lawyer pleading for her to stay out of prison. First off, why not prison? She taught a kid to smoke crack! They throw people in jail for much less in parts of our country. Another thing that pisses me off - 7 kids, SEVEN! She has custody of none and I doubt she is done screwing low-lifes for crack.
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| As much as I support American business, I will not shed a tear for the fate of Winnebago, a company that is part of the problem. Winnebago and their ever increasing line of monstrous RV's is a poster child for over-consumption in America and one I would not mind seeing falling by the wayside. I don't think part of the original "American Dream" was to drive your house to your vacation spot.I love to travel and who wouldn't want to travel across the US in ultimate comfort? But at what costs? Gas grows ever more expensive and yet over the last decade you see more of these behemoths on
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| Here is a raw video of Tibetans on horseback, like a band of Cossacks or even Pancho Villa riding into a remote village to declare their freedom from China. I am actually surprised this video made it out due to China's crackdown on media coverage in Tibet.Regardless of where you stand on the Tibet question, you have to have respect for these guys as they face a nuclear power in China with horses, rocks and the occasional hunting rife. I'm not sure the Dalai Lama has anything to do with this - he does not need any involvement. Tibetans are frustrated and no amount of non-violent training
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| Today is St. Joseph's Day a special semi-holiday for Sicilians and it celebrates divine intervention of one of Sicily's famous droughts. Famine was not an unknown word for my ancestors and so we honor those harsh times by eating a meal made from pasta, wild fennel and fava beans -products that were once considered weeds and animal feed. So it is poignant for me to point out on this day that the world's rice supply cannot meet the demand, and the hungry cannot meet the price.You know the world is in trouble when there isn't enough rice to feed everyone. This article just adds to the mounting
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