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new lows at apec, students locked into schools so they cant protest bush, locked gates, neo con police oppression, in courts and schools 330 million cost to stage apec, this pre-election stage for john howard to look good, in his beat up to the federal election ,and suppress students rights to freespeach[right to protest] the peacefull anti bush protest ,3 mths in the planning [with police negotiations ,1 k[1/2 a mile away from the venue, now by clever court appeals and locked school gastes and police intimidation to suppress the right to peacefull student protest, thus free speach[they wont let vietnam protests ever happen again] well done mr howard With the president of the United States arriving two days early there's approximately $2 million per day in extra policing costs for Mr Bush securuty,on top of the 330 million it cost to stage ,this prelection stage for john howard to look good, in the beat up to the delayed federal election Mr Howard and mr bush apologised to the people of Sydney for the inconvenience - including a fence around the CBD and traffic-stopping motorcades for all leaders [but china]- but stressed it wasn't the fault of either the federal or NSW government, or even Mr Bush. "It's the fault of the violent demonstrators," john howard said keeping to his mantra that blames all evil on others [yet all good to him alone] "I just say to the people of Sydney, I'm sorry about the inconvenience but it's not the fault of anybody other than those who want to practice violence amongst the ranks of the demonstrators."[read ,those damm students] for john a generous admitance generally protesters are peacefull, with out the neo con disruptive plants put there to discredit the cause Just days from the start of Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, Mr Howard outlined his priorities when the 20 leaders gather on the weekend of September 8 and 9. Climate change will be the flagship issue of the summit and Mr Howard wants APEC leaders to agree to ''aspirational'' targets to cut aspire to cut [but never actually commit to cut greenhouse gas emissions [but by the advance of nuclear ]and ways to 'aspire' to achieve their neo con goals. "I would like to see APEC leaders agree for the first time that a new international agreement should include an agreed ''aspiration'' to aspire to reduce the long-term [aspirational] goal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions," Mr Howard said. "I hope APEC leaders can also agree on some practical measures that complement such an [aspirational ]goal." But he stressed any targets would be "aspirational" and assured developing nations, such as China and Indonesia, that the developed world was not trying to deprive them of opportunities for growth. "The key task in Sydney is to give political aspirational direction to the shape of a future framework for climate change that is truly global," Mr Howard said. However, Opposition Leader Kevin Rudd believes any targets need to be concrete to make them meaningful. "(There) must be an agreement on the need for concrete targets for global greenhouse gas emission reductions," Mr Rudd said. "Put simply, if APEC can't get its act together on one of the biggest challenges of our day in climate change, then it has no future."