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A Few Words Before You Make A Decision On Abortion

Women, who want to get an abortion done, must remember the following few points before they make their final decision. If they make a hasty decision, the physical and mental consequences of their decision will haunt them throughout their lives.

- Getting an abortion done and hiding it from your parents may not be a good idea. You may say that your parents will get wild and may go to any extent such as breaking the relationship with you for ever. But, you must understand that your parents have had their share of disappointments during their lives. Whatever disappointments they may have had in the past might not have been of this magnitude. Nevertheless, since they have survived many disappointments in life, you can expect that they will survive this also. It is better and fair to take them into confidence so that you will not have the additional stress of having hidden such a vital fact from your parents.

- Another reason you may come out with for getting an abortion done is that you are not able to support yourself independently and so, you will not be able to support a child also. It is true that financial problems are quite difficult to bear but you have several possibilities to surmount these problems. When you know that you are pregnant, you can try and change many things in your life within those nine months. Supposing you are not able to change anything on the financial front, you can even hand over a child to an adoptive home.

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Society and Its Challenges – A Think Tank Topic

Indeed, not much remains when it comes to the topic of society in our civilization, and our think tanks, academia, and government leaders are constantly speaking amongst themselves how to use social engineering tactics to maintain civility in a society? And if so to what extremes should they go to help keep the peace? It seems at times there are no bounds and perhaps this is why our online style think tank recently addressed this dilemma.

You see, if we allow government to interfere with the courts, to keep everyone happy, or the natives restless depending on what is needed at the time to maintain a cohesive society based on the strategies and thinking of the powers that be, then at some point there will be a mob which will manipulate the leaders to serve its will on the other side of that same pendulum, thus, it all becomes a push-pull, ying-yang issue in the end. And as society pushes extra hard at one time or another, things generally get out of hand and more often than not end up impeding upon a minority of individuals that perhaps do not wish to go along with the mob.

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Energy Sector – Oil Industry Think Tank Topics

What do you really know about the oil industry? It is amazing how many global warming alarmists and their followers treat it like a religion and are so apt and motivated to chastise, criticize, and even attack the oil industry or verbally assault the sector as if they were some sort of band associated with eco-terrorists. It is my belief that people just don’t understand. Not long ago, I was discussing all this with a liberal-socialist admitted progressive, who claimed he had no real problem with the oil industry, and supported them through the transition to alternative energy.

Still, he didn’t know much about the oil industry, how many millions of barrels a day the United States uses, or how things would look in the US if the oil stopped flowing suddenly. Therefore, I sent him a research paper about the oil industry, and I stated;

“I have sent you a very interesting research paper which you should read, because folks that claim that alternative energy is the way of the future, and that by taxing fossil fuels now we can make it profitable for alternative energy generation to compete in the marketplace do not understand the full impact of what they are saying.”

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Answer to China’s Hording of Rare Earth Element Neodymuim for Export and Our Military Needs

Is Neodymuim really that important – are we really to be held for ransom in international trade by China’s refusal to share their REEs or rare earth elements? Well, if you consider that most of the technology manufacturing of the world needs REEs, and yes, throw in lithium too for the ion-lithium batteries to run all the future electric cars, lawnmowers, golf carts, scooters, etc – then nations like Japan, Germany, the US, and others are beholden to China’s whims.

Why you ask? Simple 96-97% of all the REEs are mined in china, and they have about one-third the currently known reserves, especially heavy in the rare metal categories, and now China has restricted 76% of their exports of REEs. They say; “if you want to use our REEs you will have to manufacture here in China, and then export the completed products,” which would be everything from computers, cell phones, smart bombs, aerospace components, etc.

In other words, partner with a Chinese company, share the intellectual property and we can all be friends? Seriously, but China has a rotten track record with industrial spies in the US stealing technology, and failure to honor international patents, often mass-producing counterfeit products and then selling them all over the world. The cost to US businesses; one economist puts it at $1.5 trillion per year. Now do you see the problem?

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