Picture of the Day
A man shines a light on the ice of the threatened Amur river in Khabarovsk, about 6,100 kilometers (3,800 miles) southeast of Moscow, late Thursday, Dec. 22, 2005. A toxic spill from a chemical plant explosion in China reached the Russian city of Khabarovsk on Thursday, a regional government official said. The anxiously awaited slick, which extends for 180 kilometers (110 miles), entered the city limits toward evening, said Natalya Zimina, a spokeswoman for the regional administration. She added that pollution levels were within the norm.
You know, it is ironic how post-Soviet Russia demonstrates openness and transparency even under democratically questionable presidency of Vladimir Putin, while communist China descends further and further into Orwellian totalitarianism - where in this case we might not know for a long time what actually happened and how many actually died as a result of it ... oh and for those of us not well familiar with politics - communism is just an extreme form of liberalism ...
You know, it is ironic how post-Soviet Russia demonstrates openness and transparency even under democratically questionable presidency of Vladimir Putin, while communist China descends further and further into Orwellian totalitarianism - where in this case we might not know for a long time what actually happened and how many actually died as a result of it ... oh and for those of us not well familiar with politics - communism is just an extreme form of liberalism ...
1 Comments:
Keep up the good work pressure washers Lexus rx 300 stereo upgrade Towerage brokerage valium Paris hilton movie archive Denver insurance recovery attorneys Accidentes de tr fico vw Web phentermine Hunter humidifier cleaning Vivitar video conferencing downloads Jnco backpacks stationery
Post a Comment
<< Home