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1. 

   George

   14 March 2010

   Si eu va multumesc :).
   ti-a zis costin de bere, da?

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2. 

   dr pepper

   14 March 2010

   hahahaha, cat am ras…
   cica: doamna pom ???? , bestial!

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3. 

   Imperialistu'

   14 March 2010

   „gazetaaaa” ????

   George > Da, mi-a zis, sa vedem cum facem. ????

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4. 

   dr pepper

   14 March 2010

   doamna pom revine,

   cameron, climate of denial

   What’s more important to director James Cameron than that you see his blockbuster film, “Avatar”? Climate change.

   ce surpriza!

   Cameron said that Americans are living in a „climate of denial” about the environment, and that people aren’t facing up to their responsibilities to the future.

   “If we’re not informed,” he said, “we can’t have an informed opinion and informed vote. And our leaders have no mandate.”

   da tovarasu’ camerun, asa e. americanii e needucati si grobieni departe de sofisticatul european sau ganditorul nord coreean sau luptatorul cuban ca sa nu mai zic de multeducatul venezuelean.

   „It seems that Graham is having a hard time getting any kind of support on his side of the aisle,” said Cameron. „He’s kind of out there by himself. … This is flamed out along such a partisan divide that it’s pathetic. … I just look at our political system as paralyzed. It’s tragic. It’s tragic for the American people, for the fighting forces who have to go fight wars in support of our oil supply lines.”

   tovaraasu camerun, avem pe aici pe unu’ abdulah care va impartaseste parerile
   chirac bun, americani rai.
   cum a dat ei jos un dictator in pofida protestelor camaradului chirac mare sustinator al pacii si regimului lui saddam.
   nu mai bine ii lasa pe iraqieni si iranieni sa isi scufunde singuri unul altuia petrolierele?

   The Persian Gulf was a focus of the 1980-1988 Iraq-Iran War, in which each side attacked the other’s oil tankers. In 1991, the Persian Gulf again was the background for what was called the „Persian Gulf War” or the „Gulf War” when Iraq invaded Kuwait and was subsequently pushed back, despite the fact that this conflict was primarily a land conflict.

   supertragica eliberarea kuweitului de sub eliberatorul saddamic.

   Cameron was in town last week, along with „Avatar” star Sigourney Weaver, to testify on Capitol Hill about various issues, including a proposed dam project in Brazil. He also met Barack Obama for the first time — the president said he and his family enjoyed the 3-D movie.

   inante sau dupa golf?

   „I’m pissed off about the way things are going and I’m pissed off about this endless state of denial,” said Cameron.

   „That’s why we made ‘Avatar’ in the first place.”

   Speaking of the mega-grossing 3-D movie, Cameron hopes that it can serve as a business model for others.

   „Look at ‘Avatar’: It’s good for the environment and it’s good for the economy,” said Cameron. „That’s the paradigm that we all need to look towards. The Republicans have created this concept that you can either have a healthy economy or you can work on the environment — but you can’t do both. You have to choose between them — but you don’t! … What’s good for energy and what’s good for the environment is ultimately going to be good for the nation.”

   bine pentru natie e atunci cand natia are de munca sa cumpere „operele” matale nea camerune.
   ca daca poporu’ n’are bani, de unde sa iti cumpere produsu’?
   sau poate in marinimia matale de luptator impotriva incalzirii globale -ni’l dai pe gratis sa il vizionam acasa sa reducem codoiul emis de floricele ( popcorn).

   „The biggest issue is this fundamental disconnect between the American public and the scientific community,” Cameron said. “The American public doesn’t believe what the scientific community says.” He went on to say that some Americans „actively want to be in denial about the climate because they don’t want to have to pay for it because we’re in a recession.”

   Cameron is scheduled to speak at the April 25 Climate Rally in Washington, which marks the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, which will release the Blu-Ray/DVD of “Avatar” on April 22, has committed to plant one million trees to mark the occasion.

   marea problema este deconectarea „oamenilor de stiinta” de bunul simt.
   fundamental.
   pai ce sa mai creada publicu’ american cand va citeste e-mailurile despre cum procedati in masluirea adevarului?

   oh, cat sunt de curios ce vanzari o sa aibe avatar pe blu-ray si dvd.

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5. 

   costin

   14 March 2010

   ???? da dr pepper. ce vremuri sint alea in care toti narcisistii si hedonistii, sau chiar toxicomani din hollywood vin sa dea sfaturi lumii despre cum ar trebuie sa traiasca, sa ne impartaseasca din infinita lor intelepciune

   uite o emisiune de la PJTV despre Cameron si despre ce spui tu:

   
   avea o emisiune poliwood despre antiamericanismul recent al hollywoodului si despre cum in trecut actorii isi iubeau tara si isi dadeau viata pentru ea, nu faceau miliarde perorind ineptii progresiste.

   James Stewart, din hollywoodul altor vremuri, cind actorii nu urau SUA:

   Jimmy Stewart: An American Hero from Jimmie Jackson on Vimeo.

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6. 

   dr pepper

   14 March 2010

   ????

   cat de tare!
   na’vi poarta nike!
   flip-flops ( slapi) si tricouri gucii ???? ???? ????

   hahahaha, it’s so easy to make fun of james cameron!

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7. 

   dr pepper

   14 March 2010

   Avatar se intoarce…

   The Avatar director was determined to expose journalists, such as myself, who thought it was important to ask questions about climate change orthodoxy and the radical „solutions” being proposed.

   Cameron said was itching to debate the issue and show skeptical journalists and scientists that they were wrong.

   “I want to call those deniers out into the street at high noon and shoot it out with those boneheads,” he said in an interview.

   Well, a few weeks ago Mr. Cameron seemed to honor his word.

   His representatives contacted myself and two other well known skeptics, Marc Morano of the Climate Depot website and Andrew Breitbart, the new media entrepreneur.

   Mr. Cameron was attending the AREDAY environmental conference in Aspen Colorado 19-22 August. He wanted the conference to end with a debate on climate change. Cameron would be flanked with two scientists. It would be 90 minutes long. It would be streamed live on the internet.

   They hoped the debate would attract a lot of media coverage.
   
   „We are delighted to have Fox News, Newsmax, The Washington Times and anyone else you’d like. The more the better,” one of James Cameron’s organizers said in an email.

   It looked like James Cameron really was a man of his word who would get to take on the skeptics he felt were so endangering humanity.

   Everyone on our side agreed with their conditions. The debate was even listed on the AREDAY agenda.

   But then as the debate approached James Cameron’s side started changing the rules.

   They wanted to change their team. We agreed.

   They wanted to change the format to less of a debate—to „a roundtable”. We agreed.

   Then they wanted to ban our cameras from the debate. We could have access to their footage. We agreed.

   Bizarrely, for a brief while, the worlds most successful film maker suggested that no cameras should be allowed-that sound only should be recorded. We agreed

   Then finally James Cameron, who so publicly announced that he „wanted to call those deniers out into the street at high noon and shoot it out,” decided to ban the media from the shoot out.

   He even wanted to ban the public. The debate/roundtable would only be open to those who attended the conference.

   No media would be allowed and there would be no streaming on the internet. No one would be allowed to record it in any way.

   We all agreed to that.

   And then, yesterday, just one day before the debate, his representatives sent an email that Mr. „shoot it out ” Cameron no longer wanted to take part. The debate was cancelled.

   James Cameron’s behavior raises some very important questions.

   Does he genuinely believe in man made climate change? If he believes it is a danger to humanity surely he should be debating the issue every chance he gets ?

   Or is it just a pose?

   The man who called for an open and public debate at „high noon” suddenly doesn’t want his policies open to serious scrutiny.

   I was looking forward to debating with the film maker. I was looking forward to finding out where we agreed and disagreed and finding a way forward that would help the poorest people in the developing and developed world.

   But that is not going to happen because somewhere along the way James Cameron, a great film maker, has moved from King of the World to being King of the Hypocrites.

   ????

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