Uranium

The Coober Pedy Times reports an extraordinary story of a small town being silenced by its own Progress Association.

The News site, Copley Community News, was unplugged without notice causing a stink in the region which is attracting a lot of attention and questions.

Bush is attempting  to continuehis "all options on the table threats" in collaboration with partner Israel  ,while perhaps now seeking a face saving compromise deal in secret negotiations with Iranian bourgeiousie's national state  theocracy leadership.

American empire is of course prepared to make deals with the Shia rich bourgeiousie state as well as with the Suni rich as with the  Saudi royal family.

New unique activist music video trilogy:

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Uranium is a rare earth, in 1000 million years time our sun will start
to die & we will have to leave this planet & terraform other
planets & uranium might be the only thing that can be used to take
us to forign planets

Thats why space agencies around the world & enviromental groups
should boycott all mining of uranium or any other mineral which is a
rare earth.

Has anyone heard of Australia selling uranium to Russia and Russia selling it on to Iran?

I’ve just had the following email from someone high up in wind energy lobbying:

On Friday morning 25 protesters disrupted the start of the Australian Nuclear Association conference and the speech by Ziggy Switkowski, chairman of the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) in Sydney. With anti-nuclear placards and chanting slogans the protest caused heated arguments with conference attendees before the building manager was called and ordered the protesters to leave. The protest and Switkowski's comments to the media indicates that this election campaign is effectively a referendum on Nuclear Power in Australia.

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By Diet Simon, collating from German IndyMedia postings

Russian nuclear opponents say they will defy a ban and demonstrate in St Petersburg tomorrow against the massive import of British, Dutch, French and German uranium waste to Russia.

Europe 1988: Mutoid Waste founder Robin Mutoid conceives a
journey across the Australian desert, which would fuse a 'madder than
Max' blend of theater, protest, radical lifestyle and performance. Twelve
years later Robin heads to Port Augusta in Australia's far south to see
who will join the vision. Those who come are a mixture of activists,
musicians, travellers and artists willing to take part in the 20,000km
journey and experiment with 'lateral human governance'.