Obama's ride - even RPG cannot penetrate!

[TeeKee]

 

[Muthukali]

knn....sibei COOL........ BOOMZ

 

[po2wq]

wait door lock spoilt, he oso cunt cum out! ...

 

[think_lees]

The enemies of the US proved that they can constantly take out full combat vehicles and tanks in Iraq + Afghanistan etc places with cheap and crude roadside bombs. Obama is like a piece of cooked chicken sausage within a KFC delivery vehicle, if his enemies detonated a US$100 bomb near to his car period.

The famous German business leader assassination was done with a cheap explosive packed on back of bicycle parked at street side near a garden, and it sent a piece of copper plate bent by the blast penetrating the most expensive armored Merz, precisely at the time and on that day these anti-globalization fighters had promised to kill him. The accurate detonation timing was trigger by a sensor placed on roadside, but an attacker was still around to push an arming switch upon seeing the vehicle approaching, this is just to ensure that the right car was hit. But the effectiveness is so impressive that only the targeted person was killed and diver and body guard was not. The heavy armored Merz was swayed aside by the hit but did not flipped over.

I read the details from Newsweek publication about 10 years ago.

 

[Rule of MOB]

The American citizens are STARVING. 1 in each 7 Americans are not able to feed themselves properly with daily meals. Then Obama gets this sort of expensive car for himself? WAF? Is he a exploiting dictator like LKY & Mugabe? May be he really need protection against his own angry people?

This is worst than East Germany, Poland & Soviet Union before they collapsed.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/11/16/national/main5673056.shtml

1 in 7 Americans Went Hungry in 2008
Highest Number since USDA Began Tracking Food Security Levels in 1995

"This report suggests its time for America to get very serious about food security and hunger," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)

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The non-profit organization Forgotten Harvest collects thousands of pounds of perfectly edible food discarded by businesses in order to feed those who face hunger. Seth Doane reports from Detroit.



(CBS/ AP) More than one in seven American households struggled to put enough food on the table in 2008, the highest number since the U.S. Department of Agriculture began tracking food security levels in 1995.

That's 14.6 percent of U.S. households, or about 49 million people. The numbers are a significant increase from 2007, when 11.1 percent of U.S. households suffered from what USDA classifies as "food insecurity" — not having enough food for an active, healthy lifestyle.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said the numbers could be higher in 2009 because of the global economic slowdown.

"This report suggests its time for America to get very serious about food security and hunger," Vilsack told reporters during a conference call.

The USDA said Monday that 5.7 percent of those who struggled for food experienced "very low food security," meaning household members reduced their food intake.

The numbers dovetail with dire economic conditions for many Americans. And they may not take the full measure of America's current struggles with hunger: Vilsack and the report's lead author, Mark Nord with USDA's economic research service, both emphasized that the numbers reflected the situation in 2008 and that the economy's continued troubles in 2009 would likely mean higher numbers next year.

The report also showed an increasing number of children in the United States are suffering food insecurity. In 2008, 16.7 million children were classified as food insecure, 4.3 million more than in 2007.

Hunger advocates said they were not surprised by the numbers, and said the numbers for children, in particular, were lamentable.

"What should really shock us is that almost one in four children in our country lives on the brink of hunger," said David Beckmann, the President of Bread of the World, a hunger advocacy organization.

Vickie Escarra, the president of Feeding America, another hunger advocacy group, said all indications were that numbers in 2009 would be even worse than 2008.

"(T)he escalating unemployment rate and the number of working-poor, lead us to believe that the number of people facing hunger will continue to rise significantly over the coming year," she said. "Research on previous economic recessions indicates that people who fall into the grips of poverty in a time of recession do not recover financially."

Vilsack said that it would take a concerted effort to reduce the number of Americans who face food insecurity and said he hoped that the stark reality of Monday's report would inspire action. He also said it was important to recognize that the numbers could have been much worse without adequately funded food aid programs, such as food stamps.

"There's an opportunity here for the country to make a major commitment to focus on ways we can improve this process and make sure that food is safe and available for everyone," he said.

Meanwhile, Pope Benedict XVI decried the steadily worsening tragedy of world hunger on Monday after a global summit rebuffed a U.N. call to commit billions of dollars a year for a new strategy to help poor countries feed themselves.

The meeting at the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization did unite nearly 200 countries behind a pledge to increase aid to farmers in poor countries to help the developing world lessen its dependence on foreign food aid.

Only hours after the three-day summit began, some 60 heads of state and dozens of ministers rejected the U.N.'s call to commit $44 billion annually for agricultural development in these nations. The final declaration also omitted a pledge, sought by the United Nations, to eradicate hunger by 2025.

"Hunger is the most cruel and concrete sign of poverty," Benedict told the delegates after the document was approved. "Opulence and waste are no longer acceptable when the tragedy of hunger is assuming ever greater proportions."

The last previous papal appearance at a food summit in Rome came in 1996, when Pope John Paul II delivered a speech.

U.N. officials say roughly 1 billion people — one of every six people on the planet — don't get enough to eat.




http://tw.news.yahoo.com/article/url/d/a/091117/1/1v3wb.html

七分之一的美國人吃不飽
中廣 更新日期:"2009/11/17 08:35"

美國政府的調查發現，去年，每七個美國人裡面就有一個幾乎填不飽肚子，創了14年來的最高紀錄。（夏明珠報導）

美國農業部進行的糧食安全調查顯示，去年，美國有四千九百多萬人，在饑餓邊緣掙扎。儘管官員宣稱糧食券緩和了經濟衰退的衝擊，不過，比起前一年，美國飢餓總人數還是明顯增加。

調查發現，2008年，有百分之14.6的美國家庭，在饑餓邊緣掙扎，比2007年增加了3.5個百分點。百分之5.7的家庭沒有能力讓全家人都吃飽。

新公布的統計，是去年十二月進行，當時，正值金融海嘯最嚴重的時刻，社福團體認為政府的數字其實還是某種程度美化的結果，實際的狀況是更糟的。

人在中國的歐巴馬針對這份報告發表顯然是事先擬好的聲明，他說，美國下一代的成長、學習以及潛能開發，關係國家未來整體競爭力，豐衣足食是國民健康的根本，美國政府設定在2015年以前終結兒童飢餓的問題，歐巴馬呼籲國會修法，從降低清寒家庭子弟取得免費營養午餐以及改善營養午餐的品質做起。美國每年花費240億美元在兒童營養計畫上，修正案目前卡在國會，最快可能要到明年才能審到。

 

[johnny333]

When is LKY going to get one of these


He is after all one of the most highly paid gov't officials in the world with his own private army

 

[jimmyfallon]

RPG? Its made to withstand a near miss nuclear explosion

 

[halsey02]

wait door lock spoilt, he oso cunt cum out! ...

ha ha ha ha...stomachache..lao sai..damn F@#$@%k door stuck...they can't even blast the door...!!

 

[viagra31]

Just like the Sultan of Johore ;
with a small platoon or company so call of 300 soldiers ? ? ?



He is after all one of the most highly paid gov't officials in the world with his own private army

 

[prince123456]

wei.. don't anyhow mention sultan johor.. okay..
he owns many land in sg now..

 

[fenwick]

When is LKY going to get one of these


He is after all one of the most highly paid gov't officials in the world with his own private army

Hmmmm...who knows??? Maybe he already placed order for one liao!!!