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HI, Department Of States people.

I think the future looks greener already. It's great that technology and farming are becoming the focus of our future green world .

I also think Hillary's right there's an answer to every problem somewhere in the world, we just have to look for it. :)

Has it really only been 6 months, Good Job :) Cya]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/clinton_university_delhi/ Tue Jul 21, 2009
To quote Elvis, "A little less conversation, a little more action please".

Remember his motto, "TCBIF" (Take Care Of Business In A Flash)?

We already have a war and a half, and maybe another war waiting for us, courtesy of Israel and Iran.

So what does it take to get the State Department to talk to the President and Pentagon about sitting out the next few wars before we run out of paper to print as money?

Will our next war will be fought on borrowed money in Chinese-made Hummers running on Venezuelan oil, with Russian AK-47s for our Polish mercenary Army?

While Congress is talking of taxing our toilet paper, we are spending a ton of money to give speeches to kids in Delhi?

Does anyone else see the increasingly threadbare nature of our country besides the guys in the OMB?]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/clinton_university_delhi/ Tue Jul 21, 2009
Winter reportedly came three months early in Argentina. That's not exactly global warming, but it is a symptom of climate change, more specificly.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/clinton_university_delhi/ Tue Jul 21, 2009
madam secretary

your words are in order and since you believe in the progressive tendency of a partnership-oriented globe. Kindly explore other frontiers and create a network of development based communities. with your government support, the process may yield the desired result because to me India is just a tip of the of the iceberg for smart diplomacy.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/clinton_university_delhi/ Tue Jul 21, 2009
Consider using the term "global warming" instead of the term currently used: "climate change". Using the correct term would give the impression that the U.S. and it's leaders are willing to face facts and are committed to fighting global warming despite the lack of cooperation from India and China.

Thanks,
A. Chaudhri]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/clinton_university_delhi/ Tue Jul 21, 2009