Wes Clark

CNN transcript of LK Live:
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0911/06/lkl.01.html
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Jerry F, Presidents, world leaders, and military brass seem to be in stronge disagreement with you. Maybe one day Gen. Clark will let you shine his shoes.
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Hey Mullarkkey. What an appropriate name for a clark follower. You seem to be unable to answer the questions or statements. Get back in you obama/clark pajamas. If you are not a veteran you are not qualified to comment about any Soldier. WE ARE Let me say it again! He was fired!!!! Get it?

There is a lot of people in many countries, even our own, that are trying to disrupt or damage our infrastructure everyday. Steps need to be taken to protect these systems we depend on.

good leader

Wes, sorry I missed it. It arrived in my news feed a day late.

Although we all want electric cars and independance on foreign oil, we are empowering the large utility companies, powered with nuclear and polluting coal. There is no guarantee that consumers will be able to afford these new cars and there is no guarantee that we will not be paying as much for electricity as we do for gas.

The article states that this may be the next big industry but most of the consumer electronics industry went to Asian manufacturers with the exception of a handful of US entrepreneurs in software and servers. By trading these industries for tobacco and beef, we empowered the rise of Asia. It would not be so bad had they not spent much of that profit form our consumerism on military might.

We have to insure that we are the leaders not only in electric cars and new optical communications systems, but in battery storage, solar power and also biofuels made from algae in safe and conservation oriented photobioreactors.... Read More

We cannot afford for these critical and strategic technologies to be transferred to Asia. They, too are economic generators for energy independence, communications EMS leadership, and consumer savings.

The energy grid needs to be distributed, safe, fair and rewarding to those who supply energy into it from their investments in energy independence.

Once again, Wes Clark is on the leading edge of these issues.