Saudi Abdullah to Increase More Production...Story.
The King also cited several factors driving "the unjustified, swift rise in oil prices" including "speculators who play the market out of selfish interests," plus higher consumption by developing countries and higher taxes in some countries. [Image: Anniversary]Libya, Algeria, Iran, and Venezuela, Oppose.
-Kuwait, ready to join Saudi Arabia to raise output.
More Reality: Stagnating production from Russia and the North Sea and disruption in Nigeria are also contributing to higher prices, which have touched off strikes, riots and accelerating inflation in nations around the world...
Hunger's global hotspots, continue to be a danger for aid workers: Here.
Delivering food aid is high risk volunteerism; as aid workers face high risk of abduction, assassination or suicide bombing attacks. Food aid reaches 110 million people in 82 countries. View Immediate crisis. [Image: WFP]
Truth: Militant interception, and riot-violence, has increased since 1990. It is no longer safe for Peace-workers to deliver aid without weaponry. Blaming the US after 4.5 billion dollar pledge, is insane...
History will say that we misunderestimated George W Bush: More.
This article suggests that the war must be won, but I contend that if attacks continue, it will further confirm the need to fight; especially if a New US administration refuses to protect Int'l neighbors. [Image: Getty]The Solution: Terrorist Extremists have a golden opportunity to prove Bush wrong, and stop suicide bombings... At the same-time; humanitarians will have an opportunity to safely deliver aid...
World benefits when developing countries expand rural economies...
US crop Disasters continue... It is essential that third world countries expand their crop production. Blaming the US will not help, if crop damage in US is too large.[Source: USAID Bangladesh]
Fact: Word crop production, will enable US crop prices to stabilize... We do not know the impact that flood damage may have; as US donates more than double of combined World totals...
