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Bin Laden’s Jeddah Kingdom Tower View of Starving Somalia

by karenfish | August 4, 2011 at 08:19 am

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by Karen Fish

If you mow your lawn and cut off the tops of the weeds the weeds will always come back. Unless you get down on your hands and knees with your $2 weeder and pull out the roots of the weeds the weeds will always come back. We need to get to the roots of the problems facing the world and pull them out.

Hatred + Hunger + Nuclear Bombs = The Extinction of Life on Earth Forever. In order to change the sum total of the equation we need to change the terms of the equation.

Drought in Somalia has plunged the country of Somalia into famine where hundreds of thousands of children and adults are dying a slow agonizing death from starvation. The people of Somalia have no food to eat and no water to drink. Meanwhile across the river named the Red Sea in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia the family of Osama bin Laden is building the world’s largest building, Kingdom Tower.

The Saudi Arabian family of Osama bin Laden is building the Kingdom Tower and the $20 billion Kingdom City Development in partnership with the nephew of Saudi King Abdullah’s nephew Prince al Saud. Saudi Arabia is an Islamic absolute monarchy founded by the conquests of Ibn Saud in 1932, 79 years ago.

If you look at a picture of 5 billion year old planet Earth from outer space you will see a blue white green and brown ball. You will not see the imaginary man made borders dividing human beings and causing all the wars. You will not see the recent cults of Judaism, Islam and Christianity all created by human beings within the last 4,000 years dividing human beings and causing all the wars. The root of the problems facing life on Earth today is the human being. Without human beings Earth would be the garden of Eden for millions of life forms for the next 5 billion years. Because of human beings life on Earth is about to go extinct forever. In order to save life on Earth from extinction we all need to take the gas pipe today.

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Karen Hatter

at 08:50 on August 4th, 2011

The United States' role in contributing to Somalia's governmental instability should not be overlooked when considering the inability of that government, due to nearly non-existent infrastructure, to aid its citizens.

From the Washingtonpost.com, May 2006:

More than a decade after U.S. troops withdrew from Somalia following a disastrous military intervention, officials of Somalia's interim government and some U.S. analysts of Africa policy say the United States has returned to the African country, secretly supporting secular warlords who have been waging fierce battles against Islamic groups for control of the capital, Mogadishu.

The latest clashes, last week and over the weekend, were some of the most violent in Mogadishu since the end of the American intervention in 1994, and left 150 dead and hundreds more wounded. Leaders of the interim government blamed U.S. support of the militias for provoking the clashes.