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May 2011

Storm hits Philippines’ coconut area, kills 10 people A tropical storm slammed into the northeast mountain region on the Philippines' main island on Monday, killing at least 10 people and plunging some areas into darkness, disaster officials said. Storm Aere, which dumped rain in the coconut-producing central Bicol region, weakened after making landfall, packing centre winds of 75 kph (46 mph) and gustiness of up to 90 kph. Two people were missing. Aere, the country's second tropical storm this year but the first to cause death and damage, was moving at 15 kph north-northwest and was expected to clear the Philippines by Thursday, said Ronald Flores, acting head of the Office of Civil Defence. Flores said heavy rain and strong winds brought by Aere had caused landslides and flash floods in the central Bicol region before making landfall in northeast Aurora province on the main island of Luzon. About 110,000 people in the coconut-producing Bicol and southern Tagalog regions had been affected as winds uprooted trees and toppled power lines, cutting electricity and phone services in wide areas. Some major roads remained flooded and inaccessible. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said it was still awaiting reports of crop damage in rice and coconut production areas due to flooding. An average of 20 typhoons hit the Philippines every year, causing death and destroying infrastructure, property and crops.

Given the "wind of change" sweeping across North Africa and the Middle East, the death of Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and the growing pressure on the Taliban in Afghanistan, the Danish former prime minister said he was "very optimistic" that Kadhafi would ultimately lose his decades-old grip on power.

May 2011

The Neutral point of view is a fundamental principal of Wikipedia. Being neutral means not taking sides for or against the truth. It is like asking a student at school to do a sum on the whiteboad. But the student, for fear of being incorrect, decides to be neutral and not bother doing it at all. 10 minutes later The teacher asks the student for the answer to the sum. The student replies: "I wish to reserve my opinion so as not to upset anyone".

In the real world There are such things as truth and lies. But Wikipedia won't help you distinguish one from the other. In a neutral world there are no men and women, only common denominator humans.

In a desire to please everyone common sense goes out the window.

Unless a bit of information referes to from a published source it is considered unreliable. What about unreliable published sources?

What does it mean to be politically correct? Politics changes as often as the weather.

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