Entrevue avec Christian Vachon, ing., M.Sc. sur les technologies solaires au Québec

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Émission de L'Autre Monde du 28 août 2008: Entrevue avec Christian Vachon, ing., M.Sc. sur les technologies solaires au Québec

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L'Autre Monde 28 août 2008
90 min / Radio de l'UQAM, CHOQ FM

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Warning: very graphic photo of a dead or dying Afghani child at the top of this article.

But imagine, for one moment, that this was your kid.

Imagine, for one moment, what you would think of a government which allowed this to happen.

Imagine what you would be thinking about that government right now.

The US/NATO airstrikes are accomplishing two things right now, and two things only: they are killing scores of innocent non-combatants, and radicalizing those Afghanis left standing further against Karzai's regime in Kabul.

What they are not accomplishing is creating any degree of dialogue and inclusion of the Taliban into the political process.

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"Any minute that building will collapse. Just like the World Trade Center. Yesirree bob, any minute. Any minute... Any minute... Wanna go get lunch?"

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