Coast Guard considering drones to watch long coastlines http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0607/061807gsn1.htm {EXCERPT} GovExec.com, DC, By Jon Fox Global...June 18, 2007 The Coast Guard is exploring the possibility of deploying unmanned "drone" aircraft to monitor coastlines... http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0607/061807gsn1.htm Coast Guard Discussion/News/Info Exchange Forum http://groups....

...ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=20061024&articleId=3593 US naval war games off the Iranian coastline: A provocation which could lead to War? By Michel Chossudovsky October 24, 2006 There ...=mideast) Tehran considers the US sponsored war games in the Persian Gulf, off the Iranian coastline as a provocation, which is intended to trigger a potential crisis and a situation of ...

...Is that possible in a "free trade" world? The answer is yes -- through government spending. Through the kinds of things that the market cannot, or will not, supply. The market will not protect our coastlines. How many Katrinas and Ikes do we have to have before we understand that it is in the common good -- and good for business and good for the economy -- that we do so? Most of the ...

...even run by the lobbyists and executives of Big Oil, Wall Street bankers, drug companies, telecom giants and other entrenched economic interests. Populists don't support opening our national parks and coastlines to allow the ExxonMobils to take publicly owned oil and sell it to China. Palin does. Populists favor a windfall profits tax on oil companies that are robbing consumers at the pump...

why alarm by just flood? do you know how many historic beautiful sites been submerged under water in china by 3 georges dam? it won't be long along the coastline of vietnam will be washed away. and bangkok will be hit by earthquakes any time soon. tsunami hit it and it will be more catastrophes hit this planet. enjoy what you have. all are not permanent. On Aug 14, 12:11 am, DKJ <...

... make it as a navigator as they'd obviously have good >> reasons for doing what they did. >> I think he means the Great Australian Bight. That's the one Hoges - the coastline there lies roughly 31-33S. Soooo - coming in from the west (as Snapper described) at that latitude would have them arriving almost 400 miles to the north of Melbourne, which is 37.something S. A...

... make it as a navigator as they'd obviously have good reasons for doing what they did. I think he means the Great Australian Bight. That's the one Hoges - the coastline there lies roughly 31-33S. Sooo - coming in from the west (as Snapper described) at that latitude would have them arriving almost 400 miles to the north of Melbourne, which is 37.something S. A ...

...the page opened for the following new pictures. Best regards, BoBi Annex: overview of the new photos: A Kenyan Coastline and a French Coastline: http://www.dongo.org/kenya-france/list_3_en/a_kenyan_coastline_and_a_french_coastline.html a Kenyan Landscape and a French Landscape: http://www.dongo.org/kenya-france/...

...area that they leased but they're not doing a thing about it because they want that COASTLINE. This is what you get when you put oil people in control of government. ******* Sweet Jay-sus..., and will be returned to the Gov't. We know there are vast oil deposits on the coastlines and deep continental shelf...why are you ostrich-headed opposed to our becoming oil independent? And, if ...

... but know everything about braying your ignorance to the world. Dionysus Funny, Dennis, you're talking about ignorance, if you're an educated boy you'd know that the oil companies are seating on a large area that they leased but they're not doing a thing about it because they want that COASTLINE. This is what you get when you put oil people in control of government.