Paul Kangas is the Green Party candidate for President in 2012. Obama is building more nuclear power plants. Stop Obama. After the gas pipe like explosion, many people who lost their homes want to build houses that are 100% solar. Home owners can get paid $500. a month from PG&E for feeding solar energy into the grid. As goes Germany, so goes Japan, California, Cuba & the world. My friends are afraid the US will attack Iran in October 2012, so peace candidate Obama can win the election again. That may happen, but I am working to install as many millions of solar panels in Japan as I can. I have selected a family near Fukushima who I am sending $5000. to so they can install 30 solar panels. I raise money in San Francisco daily, to send to buy panels for this family. Why? So they can began harvesting solar & feeding it onto the grid. So the family can begin making $500. a month from the new Feed In Tariff in Japan. This law will create 100000 family solar energy producers, who will soon replace the big 4 nuclear power companies. This is what happened in Germany. Because there are 100000 family solar farms in Germany now in 2012, who make as much energy as half the nukes in Germnay, so now Germany can & did shut down half its nukes. This is how we in the US can close all the nukes in the US. First you have to install 10 solar panels on your roof, then pass a Feed In Tariff in your state, so solar harvest workers get paid .35 /kWh for solar energy you feed onto the grid. You <b>...</b>
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