Qué mal lo de eliminar el arbolado en las ciudades. No hay que tener muchas luces para saber que es el mejor mecanismo para reducir las temperaturas. Solo hay que darse cuenta del frescor que se nota cuando vas caminando por una zona de asfalto y hormigón y de repente te metes una zona con vegetación y árboles.
Pero esta gente que legisla desde sus despachos climatizados y vuelve a su chalet en coche oficial, no experimenta esto, ni intención que tiene.
Sufrir las altas temperaturas en las ciudades también es de currantes y pobres. Los mismos que les votamos.
![An early warning by the American Jewish Committee (AJC), later echoed by most major Jewish organizations, spoke of a massive Arab effort to change United States foreign policy in the Middle East. A confidential memorandum, signed on April 2, 1969, by Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, director of AJC’s Interreligious Affairs Department, alerted constituents to an Arab propaganda campaign at the United Nations and its agencies, on college campuses, in American churches, and among the country’s political leadership.
The memorandum indicated the need to alert the Jewish religious and communal leadership to the rising danger on the regional, state and local levels. Other remedies included the formation of committees “to monitor Christian publications, speakers, programs, etc., that take place in church meetings,” and bureaus of “informed Jewish speakers” to speak and respond to the media. Also encouraged was “personal contacts and friendships with Christian clergy . . . [which] may include lunches, pulpit exchange, social visits, private and public meetings.”](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/7883184 "An early warning by the American Jewish Committee (AJC), later echoed by most major Jewish organizations, spoke of a massive Arab effort to change United States foreign policy in the Middle East. A confidential memorandum, signed on April 2, 1969, by Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, director of AJC’s Interreligious Affairs Department, alerted constituents to an Arab propaganda campaign at the United Nations and its agencies, on college campuses, in American churches, and among the country’s political leadership.
The memorandum indicated the need to alert the Jewish religious and communal leadership to the rising danger on the regional, state and local levels. Other remedies included the formation of committees “to monitor Christian publications, speakers, programs, etc., that take place in church meetings,” and bureaus of “informed Jewish speakers” to speak and respond to the media. Also encouraged was “personal contacts and friendships with Christian clergy . . . [which] may include lunches, pulpit exchange, social visits, private and public meetings.”")
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