BF>> The biggest bandit is actually USA.

 RN> It looks the same to us about everyone else.  (-:

Unfortunatly it's USA against the rest of the world.

 BF>> They refuse to sign and agree to a lowering of the CO2 exhaust.

 RN> Why?

I don't know but I guess it's about money.
Just think about what it would cost to redeuce CO2 from all industries in USA.
Billions of $.

 RN> I've been looking at those on up to 5.  The 5s are very expensive for me.

You shouldn't bother so much about the pixels.
Today, a camera with 2 are as good as an old with 5.

 BF>> We just had a storm where the trees were taking down our powerlines. Over
 BF>> 50 000 houses in south Sweden didn't have any power and I was one of
 BF>> them. It came back after 10 hours so I had to use my fireplace for some
 BF>> time.

 RN> It's the same over here during hurricane season, so I have an idea what
 RN> you go through.

Now, the power companys pays 1 000 SEK, about $120, per day when we are out
of power so I can be out of it for a couple of days.

//Bj”rn

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