"Weatherlawyer" wrote in message
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Ja ? wrote:
weather is unpredictable as are lawyers.

Particularly so in my case this year. ot dissimilar in many ways to the
state of democracy in the Americas. Take Venezuela for example The USA
should be pleased as punch that democracy has been alive and thriving
in that example of popularism.

But what do we find in The Land Of The Free? A garrison town in George
a dedicated not to improving the lot of banana republics everywhere,
but rather the reverse.

And is it different in more sober states?

Nope. Whilst hundred and hundreds of people die in a mudslide and one
of the worst spates of typhoons in decades, the British news over runs
due to a fire in a fireworks factory.

I'm not decrying the situation here where two firemen died but prior to
that the BBC for example was concerned with the death of a spy, the
situation with US airlines in the snow, an Australian cricket match and


And well that was it really.

However all is not lost. There is still the internet. And whilst for
some the weather is off topic in a newsgroup dedicated to earthquakes,
one of us is concerned with the holistic approach.

And takes the time to bother with the deaths of over a thousand.

Sorry to burst your bubble:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6203110.stm

George