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Developer Requests Cut In City Fees
At least 125 construction jobs and 80 full-time health care positions are at risk if a local developer pulls the pin on an anticipated 110-room assisted living facility for seniors planned for the west side of town. The reason: fees assessed by the city for the project.
November 21, 2014 | Richard Paloma | Local News
Don't Forget To Pay Your Use Tax
As California consumers load up online shopping carts this holiday season, they might not realize these purchases are taxed to support vital public services. Online shoppers who are not charged sales tax may owe use tax, which has been imposed on purchases from out-of-state retailers since 1935. Like sales tax, use tax helps fund public safety, education and more.
November 20, 2014 | | Local News
Banner Boys – Varsity Soccer Squad Claims Section Championship
Taking down the top seed on Saturday, the Oakdale varsity Mustangs brought home the coveted blue banner, winning the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III soccer title over Christian Brothers.
November 19, 2014 | Dennis D. Cruz | High School Sports
Fall Sports Wrap – Volleyball, Cross Country Close Out Campaigns
Playoff action has concluded for a couple of Oakdale squads, as the volleyball girls and cross country teams wrapped up their seasons recently. Following is a look at their final performances.
November 19, 2014 | Dennis D. Cruz | High School Sports
Fishing Report
It's been a long time since I've actually planned a fishing trip. Usually, I decide the night before, or the morning of, and am in a mad scramble to get everything ready for a day of fishing. Consequently, that leaves me a lot of times, making last minute phone calls to friends and family searching for someone to fish with. When I realized Veterans' Day was going to be celebrated on a Tuesday this year, I immediately decided that I was going to go fishing that day. The day couldn't have worked out better for me, I ...
November 19, 2014 | Jarod Ballardo | Local Sports
Mommy Musings - Pleasantly 'Greeted'
What would you do if everything you knew and believed to be true were suddenly challenged?
November 19, 2014 | Teresa Hammond | Mommy Musings
Knights Ferry News Week of November 19, 2014
Birthday greetings for November go out to: Bob Brunker, Jr., Phil Frymire, John Krick, Alex Krippner, Roger Ray, Elise Seeds, Bill Carr, Bill Higgins, Ben Cassinetto, Wyatt Dickens, Elissa Simons, Megan Miller, Tristan McCarthy, Megan Willis, Taylor Witzke, Alexa Boyajian, Alyssa Sisco, Dayne Sturtevant, Jenna O'Neil, Gage Perry and Ashlynn Henry.
November 19, 2014 | Mary Sue Shearer | Knights Ferry News
Valley Home News Week of November 19, 2014
A life well lived ... The passing of Bonnie Gellerman's "Aunt Mary" has left a definite void within our community. The following are Bonnie's words of thanks and reflection in honor of her Aunt Mary Duncan:
November 19, 2014 | Winnie Mullins | Valley Home News
Elliott James Murray
A son, Elliott James Murray, was born Oct. 8 to expectant parents Michael and Heather Murray of Oakdale.
November 19, 2014 | | Birth Announcements
Oooooo LaLa - Parisian Inspired Boutique Has Just The Right Magic
Be it a party dress or hostess gift, I Love Paris is the ideal place for one stop shopping this holiday season. One need not look further than the quaint shop located in the center of Oakdale. The mother/daughter boutique owned and operated by Eleanor Colombo and Jill Haney is a refreshing change from what one might find in shopping malls or at big box stores.
November 19, 2014 | Teresa Hammond | Local Business
Women's Boutique Brings Something New To North Third
Life has presented London Fox boutique owner and Oakdale native Tammy Golding with somewhat of a full circle moment this holiday season. Late last week, Golding opened her doors and greeted the community from her new location at 116 N. Third Ave., in the heart of downtown Oakdale.
November 19, 2014 | Teresa Hammond | Local Business
RICH IN THOUGHT - Did Anyone Really Think This Out?
That loud clacking sound everyone heard Wednesday morning, Nov. 5 after the elections was the sound of area deadbolts latching in homes after the passage of Proposition 47 – the initiative that reduced penalties for drug possession and other "nonviolent" crimes.
November 19, 2014 | Richard Paloma | Local Columns
Tribute Well Deserved
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November 19, 2014 | | Your Views
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Oct. 1925 - Nov. 2014
November 19, 2014 | | Obituaries
Dixie DiCarlo
Dixie DiCarlo, age 90, passed away peacefully on Friday, November 7, 2014 after a brief illness. Dixie DiCarlo had lived with her son, Joe DiCarlo, for the past 13 years in El Dorado, CA and Rancho Cordova, CA. Dixie DiCarlo was one of five daughters born to Wade Rickets of Minnesota and Della Hancock of California. She was born in Bakersfield, CA and graduated from John Brown University in Alabama. She worked 19 years for the U.S. Postal Service in Riverbank, CA and volunteered in many civic programs such as a troop leader for the Girl Scouts. Dixie married ...
November 19, 2014 | | Obituaries
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it's just that age-old tactic, divide and conquer
the brits used it in india, then transplanted it to the middle east when they switched over to oil and set up the zionists in palestine
then the zionists learned from the btits, the american learned from the brits and israelis, and the whole thing is complicated by the israel lobby and the zionist media...
...to the point that US and european interests are subjugated to israel's
do the freaking math...
those big tankers burn maybe a hundred tons of fuel a day... there's about 7.3 barrels per ton... tankers go about 15 miles an hour
so it's 15,000 miles from the gulf around africa to the US, but only 6000 miles if the tankers loaded from pipeline terminals in syria on the med
the trip for a suezmax tanker loading in saudi, going around saudi arabia through the suez is about 8000 miles... if they could load at syrian ports in the med, the trip would be 4000 miles
we dont know how long the oil will last in the middle east, but saudi is scraping the bottom of the barrel if they're spending 15 billion dollars to build access to heavy, vanadium-contaminated oil that needs special refineries
and even at that, with price four or five times what they were before 9/11, global oil production is flat if you dont include that very expensive oil fracked in the US
and there are serious questions about the staying power of those fracked wells
but we cant transport the remaining persian gulf oil efficiently, because israel was such a bad mistake in the first place, and arabs and persians seem to have long memories
not that they need long memrories ...not in view of israel's ongoing treatment of palestinians and other muslim neighbors
i said...
"the trip for a suezmax tanker loading in saudi, going around saudi arabia through the suez is about 8000 miles... if they could load at syrian ports in the med, the trip would be 4000 miles"
...that's to rotterdam, not the states
then there's the chokepoints... if you load in syria, you've avoided the hormuz, bab el mandeb and suez chokepoints...
about tanker fuel consumption... there are maybe 600 VLCCs in the world... so to give you an idea of how fuel they're burning...
600 vlccs x 100 tons per day x 7.3 barrels per ton equals... 438,000 barrels a day burned by the vlccs... (that estimate is wrong, too high, but it gives you an idea of the scale of the problem)
and vlccs make up a third of the tanker fleet
Weird? Is that what YOU call it? It's not weird it's BS! It's called ignorant gobledigook! It's called conspiracy theory vomit!
OH and yes it's anti-Semitic as well but why be picky! LOL
You said: "do the freaking math... "
What about the 'proposed' work around the Suez Canal? Use Israel's port of Eilat … and trans-ship the cargo via containers to the Mediterranean … and then off to the rest of the world? You want a pipeline? Why not from Eilat to the Mediterranean? Isn't it shorter … simpler?
You said: "… not in view of israel's ongoing treatment of palestinians and other muslim neighbors"
HELLO? What's Israel go to do with the so-called 'Arab Spring' err 'Arab Winter' err 'Arab Uprisings'? Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, and Syria HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH ISRAEL OR IT'S POLICIES TOWARDS THE PALESTINIANS!
As a Canadian … I'm all for fracking and the OIL SANDS in Alberta … seems to me that ME oil is for India and China and Europe … NOT North America BTW … Canada's OIL SANDS will be shipping via a NEW PIPELINE TO BC'S WEST COAST in order to ship to the FAR EAST … lots of OIL in ALBERTA (as much as Saudi Arabia's TOTAL reserves!)
Why would anyone use Syria as the port to transship OIL? HUH? Is that logical? NOT!
Syria is a failed state and will be such for the next decade … let alone its near term future!
The best result for Syria will be its dismantling into 3 mini-states … Sunnistan … Alawistan … Kurdistan … each with their own postage stamp! How nice!
YOU can have Assad on the Alawistan stamp with his pointy ears smiling benevolently and promising to KILL more SUNNIS if allowed … or why not a family portrait … en famille … after all he has a decided PREDILECTION to kill innocents INCLUDING WOMEN AND CHILDREN (just not his own … yet)!
i spose, in the best of all zionist worlds, israel would become the oil export hub of the persian gulf...
maybe that's what PNAC had in mind for israel when they started this operation
but so far, israel has had to settle for second-best, which is trashing its neighbors until they're no threat to the zionist nest... maybe the arabs will get tired of killing each other and knuckle under to PNAC... maybe not
meanwhile, there's simply not room at haiga for the export infrastructure --the tank farms and whatnot, so israel must eventually incorporate lebanese and syrian oil ports into its little empire, and use those ports to handle the volume...
those lebanese and syrian ports and pipelines have been there a long time, because everyone realized that they were the most efficient way of getting oil to the west...
but israel kinda threw a monkey wrench in that setup
Did they really? The ports you've mentioned and the OIL you're talking about are STRICTLY … NOT FOR JEWS/ZIONISTS/ISRAELIS! Since the Arab/Muslims have this 'thing' about JEWS/ZIONISTS/ISRAELIS
When the Arab/Muslims stop killing themselves … they'll look around and emigrate to their friends in India or China or Russia or North Korea? PROBABLY to a neighbourhood in the WEST!
Fact is … with Global Warming … the Arab/Muslims can't feed themselves and without the OIL they would have ALREADY STARVED TO DEATH or moved! BTW … Syria was already going on 4 YEARS OF DROUGHT when the uprising started? Coincidence? NOT! The big Arab/Muslim population 'bulge' STARTED the whole thing off … that is, a HUGE group of under 24 YR OLD MALES without WORK, $$$$, A CHANCE TO MARRY and ILLITERATE … that's the breeding ground for 'revolution' … strap on your seatbelt … that mass of humanity needs to purge itself … let's hope the toilet gets flushed … there's a lot of sh……t left in the bowl!
50% of the POPULATION is under the age of 24 w/o hope
50% of the POPULATION is ILLITERATE w/o 21st C job skills
50% of the POPULATION is DISCRIMINATED including WOMEN and minorities (Christians especially but also Kurds, Druze et al)
glad you're grasping the seriousness of the situation
maybe the PNAC neocons did, too
maybe their "new pearl harbor" and the ensuing "global war on terror" was their solution
bibi said 9/11 was "very good"
Yes … I'm quite serious … NOT!
Conspiracy theory mongers like yourself … like to take yourselves seriously … where is your club house … just give me the GPS co-ordinates … I'LL DO THE REST! LOL
Bibi said that 9/11 was very good? For what? The construction business? THE NEED TO CONSTRUCT A MOSQUE AT GROUND ZERO? What are YOU talking about?
9/11 was a DECLARATION OF WAR by Sunni Jihadis and NO DIFFERENT than the Shia Iranian Jihadis calling out for War against the BIG SATAN and the little SATAN … circa 1979 Hello?
all i know is that the PNAC neocons --people like rumsfeld, cheney, wolfowitz, perle, kristol and a sprinkiling of deathwish christians and corporate fascists-- signed a document in september of 2000 that said they needed a new pearl harbor to get their PNAC project going
then they got into office after an election recount in a state governed by a PNAC signatory, then their new pearl harbor happened, then bibi said it was "very good"
Oh … sorry … so you're not a nutbar? Is that it? You're a well schooled chimpanzee?
Whose pulling the strings today?
Your answer: "people like rumsfeld, cheney, wolfowitz, perle, kristol and a sprinkiling of deathwish christians and corporate fascists"
So … let me get this straight … 9/11 was a conspiracy of the above mentioned crew and … … had nothing to do with the 19 Saudis Jihadis and Osama bin dead? Is that it? Is that the gist of your cerebral musings? LOL
Go read a comic book! I liked the DC's 'Justice League of America' … looks like you preferred Marvel Comics … except BOTH of them were undercover JEWISH operations! LOL
given the fact that clinton had disabled the GPS selective availability, there was no need for hijackers at all
bin laden repeatedly denied being involved in the 9/11 operation, the taliban in afghanistan repeatedly offered to surrender bin laden if bush would give them evidence of bin laden's involvement, bush never gave them evidence, and he started bombing afghanistan without any proof at all
well, it was a law enforcement situation in the first place... no need to start bombing people
but americans were shocked into submission by 9/11... and that was exactly what 9/11 was meant to do
Thanks for the 'Arab/Muslim' err the Nutbar Conspiracy Theory version of events!
Do you have a 'stand-up comedy routine'? Do people actually laugh or is it that awkward silence? Just asking? LOL
You really threw me for a 'LUPE' … LOL
What a bullshit. The British avoided Jewish immigration to Israel with theire marine. Jewish refugees which succeeded to arrive to Israel were deported to cyprus by the British. Jewish organisations launched a fierce fight against the British troops in Israel, untill they had to give up and returne their mandatory to the UN. The settlers who founded Israel came mainly in four waves: first from Russia to escape Pogroms, second in the thities to escape Hitler, third after the Holocaust and four expelled from arab countries.
It is truly very sad and very comic, actually stupid, that the WEST did NOT expect that!
It only goes to show how blinded and misguided its ME /Arab policies are not only blind to the facts on the ground but equally ignorant of the outputs of recent Arab history.
One would presume with their presumably intelligent Intelligence services they would know that after the bitter defeat of Arab Secularism genuine doctrine holders, Nasser and the Baath party,in 1967, and of its last bastion,Iraq, that the West equally destroyed Islamist movements ,Jihadist if you prefer, are the one and only popular movement(s) with the cohension, disciple, determination and public appeal and overwhelming public support to spear head and lead all dynamic changes in the Arab world.
How stupid they are to expect any other outcome from events in Syria!
That, stupidity,cannot, of course, rationally be the real reason behind it; one would have to look further for the real beneficiary from the defeat of Arab secularism in 1967 and the sussequent rise of Islamism: the one and only enemy Judaism and Fundamental Christianity will coalese against into a common front and strategic alliance to find more about this phenomenon of Western stupidity.
WOW … Omar it's about the Jews and the Fundamental Christians? Is that what you've garnered from the Protocols?
Remember what your mama said: "Kill the infidels!"
Except for the rampant fornication (and other henious acts) infedels piss me off too!!! Whoops, wait a minute; I'm one of those fornicators ( I just don't call the shots)
There are no good solutions to this problem. "To the most brutal go the spoils" is usually the situation during civil wars and revolutions. Anyone remember what happened to the Mensheviks, for example? Or the Weimar Republic?
The best we can do is succor the refugees and hope that all ordinary Syrians can escape the nightmare, leaving the Assad regime and the Islamic fundamentalists to slaughter each other.
There are no good answers for this situation. Perhaps the least-bad is to do the best we can for the millions of refugees until Syria is basically one huge battle-ground in which Assad regime forces and Islamic fundamentalists slaughter each other. With luck, hardly anyone will be left alive and the refugees can then return to rebuild their country. Alas, things never work out that way. To the most brutal go the spoiled spoils.
The "West" botched this beyond belief. They thought they could topple Assad, the same way they did in Libya. DIFFERENCE, Assad was one of the more pro-west leaders. He is highly intelligent (not a despot). The West and it's cronies turned Syria into the mess it is today and if Assad manages to survive, do you think he will forget what was done to his country?
yeah, the economist is trying to cover its ass and israel's with all this smarmy hand wringing
"oh woe is us! ...what a tragedy... my oh my o my"
...when it's been the plan all along to fragment israel's neighbors so they wouldnt be a threat to israel
oded yinon in 1982, richard perle in A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm ...in 1996
oddly enough,for an american, perle's paper was writeen for then-prime minister of israe, bibi netanyahu... and the "realm" to be "secured" was israel
the hell of it is, everybody that's been paying attention already knows all this stuff
and these mealy-mouthed tactics are part of the reason people are turning against israel
You said: "… is highly intelligent (not a despot)"
You know Assad the butcher personally? FEH! Syria was and still is a POLICE STATE run by the CRIME FAMILY named Assad!
You said: "The West and it's cronies turned Syria into the mess it is today …"
The WEST? Assad had no part in this? Assad is the one who began killing and has NEVER STOPPED KILLING THE SYRIAN PEOPLE! You could point your fingers at Russia, Hezbollah and especially IRAN but you haven't even mentioned them! Hmm … what's going on here?
You said: "Assad was one of the more pro-west leaders."
REALLY? Is that why Assad sought aid from RUSSIA? Is that why Assad has NORTH KOREAN helicopter pilots? Is that why Assad has IRAN'S REVOLUTIONARY GUARD CORPS helping him kill and supplying him? Is that why HEZBOLLAH is using its manpower to aid in the killing of Syrian Muslims?
The WEST hasn't botched anything in Syria! The Arab/Muslims are in the pickle they've made for themselves! It's their soup and they don't even know their being cooked! LOL Like a frog in a boiling pot!
Of course … thanks for pointing out the truth for ALL of us … LOL
Is your real name 'Alfred E. NEWMAN'? What me worry?
Papers are full of pathetic rhetoric like this. You must have missed the article where Russians are considering placing Iskander missiles at bases they plan to occupy in Syria (way to go team West). The only accurate thing you have stated was the last paragraph. They have created another killing ground in Syria, however, Arabs consider this a soccer match; tune in and watch
Used to wonder why the Germans hated Jews so much. Then one WWII documentary mentioned that another European country at that time paid the Germans for each Jew they threw in the camps. Israel used to rely on precision. Now they resort to sloppy tactics of firing missiles across the border at Syria, then claiming it was because Syria was going to attack them (who is going to believe that?)
Jeez … you are the enemy of the West and the Jews/Zionists/Israelis!
It's scumbags like you that are fighting each other in Syria … you are either Sunni or Shia … it's all the same to me … you're the enemy!
It's your nonsense that hurts my brain … you must be pleased with the results … Syria … Iraq … Lebanon … Egypt … Libya … are in their death throes … societies are collapsing … Isn't Islam marvelous?
Must be great from your POV? … Do you have any eyelets in that chaddor you're wearing? Because you can't see the writing on the wall …
The UK is a disgrace as a sovereign state. The FCO has been led by the nose by US foreign policy idiots. Assad, like it or not, has been the best bet in Syria since the beginning of this tragic conflict. Why would any country follow the US's appalling ignorance-leadership? It's not as if the West - and I mean the US and its toady states - has made even one seriously good foreign policy decision since 9/11. The worst thing is that it was all foreseeable.
Where are the good guys? in the White House.. the world police headquarter. No?
I bet we're already over there somehow, just not overtly because the "government" doesn't have support of the public.
Are there good guys in the Arab World?
Of course there are! The terrified millions of secular Arabs who cower under the authoritarianism of Islam or the authoritarianism of the military regimes. Those millions who would have willingly made peace with Israel so that the Middle East might have prospered in secular democratic states. But Islam and the Generals would NEVER prosper under these conditions so they made Israel the devil and the reason for all the Arab woes.
But things have got out of control and the Arab World is imploding from all its lies and viciousness.
Could you imagine if they had the atomic bomb as well?
whose was the original sin?
when you're deciding, go back to 1918
...or 1913
...or 1908
this is our cake
we will eat it, and have it, too
we can uproot hundreds of thousands of people, kill tens of thousands of them, terrorize everyone annd anyone... from palestinian women and children to brit occupiers to UN mediators
and we can do all that because of the holocaust and the genocide in north america
because two wrongs make a right, and might makes right
and if you remind us of our past and present behavior, you are an antisemitic beast, a reincarnation of hitler, and your lampshades are made with the skin of jewish babies
the doorbell rings... it never rings unless it's trouble
an old lady is out there... she says, "merry christmas" and thrusts a baggy at me... an oatmeal cookie, from thelooks of it
i'd forgetten the worst of christmas
next will be that old couple in santa hats, passing out christmas cards
there's something wistful about them
Obama should have could have
Obama would have been as successful in Syria, as Geo W Bush was in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Better to stay out of the Arab World, and leave them to their own solutions.
Sirs, some months you published a cover with Assad's head demanding "hit him hard", claiming that he bears sole responsibility for the horrible gas attacks. It reminded me of your coverage of Gulf War I and II. At the time I was wondering on which intelligence and facts your conclusion was based on to demand swift war....in the meantime many insights including those presented by Seymour Heish emerged that are undermining the credibility of your sources.
The new claim that a war would have prevented the rise of the Islamists is for me also not very credible . Based on events in Afghanistan, Iraq or Libya, Islamists tend not to turn away when the West rages war against a Muslim country... I wish that such an outstanding paper as The Economist would be more humble in their assessments.
"we cant afford a war with iran"
"yeah, yeah, we know that... but at least wreck syria"
"that's gonna screw up the pipelines..."
"too goddamned bad... but we've stuck our necks way out with this 'bomb bomb bomb... bomb bomb iran' bullshit and we're paying for it... antisemitism is growing by leaps and boutnds... that doofus fuck over at antiwar.com is calling for BDS against us...we need some payoff"
"syria is a wreck and it'll stay wrecked... so is iraq... what more do you want?"
"there's got to be a way to wreck iran... india is slip-sliding away... iran has ditched pakistan, and now the indians are thinking about an underwater pipeline bypassing pakistan that goes straight to india... have you forgotten india's value as cannon fodder?"
"what do you propose?"
"a syria/iraq-style operation in balochistan"
"you think the indians will go along with that?"
and so on and on and on... endless bickering as the empire implodes
Are you a dialogue writer? Or is this something from Comedy Improve? Either way … it isn't funny!
The only 'lupe' I remember is from … Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels … his amazing 'Little Latin Lupe Lu' … now that puts a smile on my face …
The solution is simple: just arm whoever is losing to even things up. Then repeat.
Sometimes Chronic War with to-and-fro lead changes is the only option.
War will continue until both sides agree it is not in their vital interest.
This will likely go down as the biggest foreign policy disaster of Obama's presidency. A hard lesson in what can happen if we ignore civil wars and allow them to sort themselves out. This will likely get much worse before it gets better. There's absolutely no end in sight. A negotiated solution must be pursued at all costs.
Yes, lets get involved in as many civil wars as we possibly can.
Alzheimer's disease starts off with a loss of short-term term memory.
And the Economist seems to suffering from Alzheimer's; it seems to have forgotten its series of warmongering articles of a few months ago exhorting military intervention in Syria.
Do you have to choose a side? Stay out of it and let the chips fall where they may!
It's way too late to support the good guys. We should've done something immediately after Assad fired on peaceful protesters. That was our window and we blew it. There are no good options left.
Syria would become another Afghanistan (pre-war) if the Islamists win; Salafists are hardline fundamentalists and they are usually sympathetic to al Qaeda (who are also Salafist) if they're not openly supporting them. After the jihadists are done in Syria they'll move on to toppling the Iraqi government too (they kind of are already starting on that) and they will have been hardened by the Syrian conflict.
This can't be allowed to happen because they will have a safe base of operations to train more jihadists and to carry out attacks on Israel, Lebanon, the U.S., etc.. It will throw the whole region out of whack and would probably warrant military action from the Western powers at some point.
As horrible as it is, we probably need to back Assad at this point. The Free Syrian Army isn't an effective fighting force and there is no one else we should be supporting amongst the rebels. A jihadist government is just not going to be better than a ruthless dictator in terms of the threat posed to the West. They are equally ruthless, perhaps moreso. Those people need to lose this war.
But if Assad wins, he's going to murder the moderate and civilian elements of the resistance too and we don't want that either. So I think part of an agreement would be to allow those people to leave the country (if they want) and go to, I don't know, somewhere. Or divide the country between them (though that might not solve the conflict). These options suck.
The other option is to lean on Turkey and the Saudis to stop supporting Al-Qaeda elements in Syria. Why is that okay again? We should probably do that either way.
No Way,
Best thing Putin ever did is make it difficult for the US to get involved with Syria. Now the USA is ecstatic they did not get involved in Syria and have oodles of reasons to back away further.
The Middle East is responsible for developing, implementing and maintaining a solution. NOT the USA. Like you said, if the Middle Eastern plan is to support the selected 'bad guys' - so be it!
Their "solution" is to destabilize the entire region by spreading sectarian conflicts, which could easily lead to a regional war rather than a war isolated in Syria/Iraq. That's not a good outcome for the U.S. or the rest of the world for numerous reasons. Think of the oil shocks caused by OPEC in the 70's, for one. It would pose a major threat to Israel for two. It would spread extremism and throw the entire Middle East into chaos for three. There are more.
Back when Assad was reeling it wouldn't have taken a full scale invasion to tip the balance. He came very close to losing everything before Hezbollah and Russian/Iranian support provided him the backing he needed.
Making some concessions to Assad/Russia/Iran is effectively a way of staying out of this, still. But the U.S. gets 13% of our oil from the Saudi's and that wouldn't be too popular with them. There really are no good options, but the status quo is unacceptable too.
I don't crave the conflict PJB12, or 'their' solution. The money, lives and future animosity saved by the USA can be pumped into the USA economy. War is TOTAL DESTRUCTION, from the first bullet to the last reparation payment. Would Europe, Israel or other countries cough up cash for the Americans?
Doubt it.
Europe and Israel have left the USA for dead! Until they want something. For free.
As for OPEC - great another crash would open up the USA tar pits of production and maybe accelerate the transition from oil to gas.
It is going to take some serious lobbyists money and well crafted strategy - to lead the weary American public to the Slaughter Alter of War. Again.
Anyway the oddly gun ho American media is loosing ground to other forms of media. So media bashing Americans into war is not as easy as it used to be.
PJB12 - I think you are in the minority with your views. It will take some momentum to get the 'whipped' maltreated American to support any Middle Eastern cause.
I agree that I'm probably in the minority, but I'm not really calling for military action on the part of the U.S.. I was in favor of a no-fly zone before that became impossible, but that was about it. I'm just saying there needs to be a negotiated settlement and you're going to have to work with Assad et al to get it.
Basically, I think ISIS and Jabhat al Nusra etc are never going to sign a peace agreement, nor can they be trusted to honor any agreement they do sign. The agenda of those groups is not served by a peace agreement at all.
So I think we want to work this so that everyone is allied against Al-Qaeda and their affiliated groups, including Russia and Iran, and worry about the rest after they've been rooted out. But to do that you have to work with people you don't really want to work with, settle major hatred between enemies, and probably watch them do things you don't really want them to do.
Al Qaeda NEVER attacked Israel or solely targeted Israeli interests abroad.
Israeli main threat are the groups NOT affiliated with Saudi Arabia (Salafists): Muslim Brotherhood, Hezbollah, Hamas.
Al Qaeda NEVER attacked Israel or solely targeted Israeli interests abroad.
Israeli main threat are the groups NOT affiliated with Saudi Arabia (Salafists): Muslim Brotherhood, Hezbollah, Hamas.
There is actually an Al Qaeda affiliate that recently sprung up in Israel. I believe it's called the Mujahideen Shura Council? The Saudi's have mostly been leaving Israel alone because of their mutual relationship with the U.S., but those ties are not as strong anymore.
But sure, the groups you listed are bigger threats, at least for now. You still probably don't want a terrorist factory right on your border.
From a callous practicality I can agree the easiest thing to do is to back Assad but by doing that you're creating another Iranian contra affair accept in reverse. If that's the way we're leaning it's better to do nothing at all. In fact a better option would be to go to the Iranians and negotiate trilaterally with them and Israel because that conflict is so intertwined with this one.
Granted Netanyahu isn't about to negotiate anything with the Iranians but many of the generals in Israel probably would. Hatching that conflict out would make alternatives in Syria available that aren't presently because of the trifecta struggle between Israel, Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shia Iran. The Kurds are another element in all this but they're pretty malleable just as the Christians are.
The calcified pieces in the great struggle have been the three Empires of old surrounding the Sauds and Israel. Currently Egypt is busy with there own problems as is Turkey. Erdogan has been causing enough problems in Turkey to keep them busy. For all the bluster of Terrorism and the Sauds they really aren't much of a threat to anyone and to believe that our government is really trying to wipe out terrorism is a little bit of a stretch. More then anything it's politics and not even good politics. Every time you hear an idiot like McCain talk about Nuking Iran you have to at least hope he's speaking to the nut jobs he thinks will endorse that vs actually wanting to do it. Like wise Iran has there own nut job politicians that muck it up for the rest of the Persians.
However, at there heart of hearts both Iran and Israel have a long valuable history of scholastic endeavors and a love and appreciation of history and science. Both countries have historically acknowledged the other for there contributions to the history of science and the histories they both share. The only thing holding it all back are the politicians on the ground. The moment these two decide that the war in Syria should end, believe you me, the gun fire would go silent overnight. Assad cannot exist without Iran and the biggest reason Iran back Assad is Israel.
No, no, no - you don't get it.
If we support the hardliners now in their efforts to win the Civil War, they will respect us later.
Just ask Osama Bin Laden and his Mujahadeen cohorts in Afghanistan.....
@PJB12 "We should've done something immediately after Assad fired on peaceful protesters. That was our window and we blew it."
What makes you think all these foreign islamist wouldnt have waged civil war in syria, fighting against whoever the west helped put in power? Then it would be Iraq all over, and trillions of dollars down the drain.
Best we can do was stay away. Let them fight it out until the country is in small enough autonomous pieces. Then we rebuild diplomatic relations with each.
Of course the rebels are slowing getting weaker .. President Obama denies them all meaningful aid until day by day they are shot and killed and bombed and killed .. supported by thousands of fighters from Lebanon Hitler hangs on .. the Kremlin and Iranian dictators supply weapons and money and fighters .. the hypocritical effete Western leaders lead from behind by Barack Obama are a disgrace to the nations .. but what do you expect from leaders who themselves never thought military service worthy of their own personal commitment ..
Saudi Arabian Bandar and his brother Sleiman are financing the attack on Syria. The SULTAN BROTHERS are a 2 man crime wave across the planet and somehow they avoid arrest and prosecution by BLACKMAIL with Saudi flow of Oil.
BANDAR is the real leader of AlQeda and mastermind behind 9/11 attack.
This makes Saudi Governemnt liable to USA for war reparations...
and now we know he may have been the main support of every major regional war since 1971.
l I urge all to call their Senator (USA) demanding arrest of these 2 international thugs *Call Senate 202-224-3121*!
Saudis have financed EVERY war and conflict since 1971...
Because we (USA) had cut a deal with the DEVIL in 1971 and here is how:
(Source: Thomas L. Friedman's book, Hot Flat & Crowded) Here is my summation, including personal observation:
1- 1971 Nixon lost of confidence of the world so they started pulling out the GOLD from USA.
2- France asked for its GOLD BACK, Nixon refused to give it and gave them PAPER instead.
3- To back the paper he cut a deal with Saudis King Faisal to sell Oil for dollars only, making Oil & dollars = Gold in value. In return USA pledged to protect SAUDI ARABIA. The Deal With The DEVIL!
USA told Saudis, do whatever you want, you will be protected
4- This arrangement was clever and created 2 countries with ability to print unlimited money. This WAS a mistake and a FRAUD on all nations and USA has been paying the price for it because the Monstrous Saudi Kings proved to be an ugly bunch... Real Ugly.
5- 1973, Saudi Kings led the Oil Embargo of 1973 to test America's sincerity. USA was brought down to its knees with long GAS lines.
6- 1979 internal strife bring a young man Named Usama Bin Laden to Grand Mosque where he demand the King steps down. They settle with Usama by promising him UNLIMITED money to go JIHAD so long as hee keeps it OUTSIDE Saudi Arabia.
7- 1982 1st country the Islamic Brotherhood (AlQaeda was just starting) attacked was Syria1st and soon Assad had Hama put down. (The world never let him live down the Hama Experience, but it seems he was suffering a Saudi Arabian Bin Laden just cutting his teeth on TERROR.
8- 1982-1989 after getting chased out of Syria, Afghanistan was next.
Bin Laden was funded by Hit-men of Saudi Arabian Monarchy and went to fight Russia in Afghanistan... Not for the Americans but for the SAUDIS.
9- 1992 Saudi Monarchy had its sight higher and soon Bin Laden's Ahmad Yousef (No Relation - Yousef is like Smith in USA, Jews, Christians and Muslims use that name) Ahmad tried to bring down the World Trade Center.
10- 2001- on 9-11 that day, 15 Saudis committed the worst TERROR attack in history on USA and to date. To make the insult bigger Bandar Bin Kharah(Now Hold important position in that thuggish country) was in the Whitehouse while the planes were on their way to hit the Pentagon…
11- Today (literally today) AlQuaeda Saudi Thugs under direction of Saudi Arabian Monarchy Bandar (Baboon) are shooting Missiles into Unarmed Christian Village called Malula, here LIVE VIDEO:
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********Saudi Arabian Monarchs Are Monsters, who've paid and financed every regional war, Saudi Kings are theTRUE OBSTACLE TO PEACE*****
As an American who was in Aleppo I have some personal connection but also admiration for the courage of the Syrian people who marched for political freedom in the face of bullets from the totalitarian regime .. for 338 days .. regime soldiers who refused to shoot protesters were shot themselves .. finally enough civilians acquired weapons to protect themselves and shoot back . . President Obama could have used his flying robots to shoot back and remove the dictator 948 days ago when he started shooting .. his lack of action and support for the Syrian people is staggering in its cowardly abandonment of valiant people fighting a common enemy ... I am ashamed .. President Obama today made a show and uttered strong words against a law in Russia against teaching children about gay life styles .. but he will not do or say anything to support the struggle against Hitler .. I am ashamed ..
Go back to Aleppo! They need you there.
Yes. Let him go back to Aleppo and fight with the Jihadists. Perhaps he will be martyred and end up in heaven with all those virgins.
I have been to Damascus and seen a LOT of support for President Assad. I'm sure not all Syrians like him, but he does have many many people who back him.
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Also, you should keep your X windowing system current. X works closely with the kernel video drivers, so to ensure maximum performance, make sure that X is up to date.
This topic goes much deeper than I've been able to discuss here, but the web is rich in relevant resources. For example, you should have no trouble finding out more about kernel configuration [6], low latency [7], and real-time optimizations [8], and I hope that some of you will take the next steps toward compiling your own kernel. Rolling your own is a time-honored Linux tradition, and you don't need an engineering degree to do it. Just be sure to keep your old kernel around for booting into in case things go wrong, breathe slowly and deeply, be patient and brave, ask questions, and, above all, have fun.
- OSS/Free: http://www.4front-tech.com/usslite/
- Ingo Molnar's real-time kernel patches: http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/rt/
- Planet CCRMA: http://www-ccrma.stanford.edu/planetccrma/software/
- Musix: http://www.musix.org.ar/en/index.html
- Bardix: http://www.linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=696??
- LinuxForums' guide to compiling the Linux kernel: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-kernel/55612-mini-howto-compile-linux-kernel-2-6-a.html
- The low-latency HOWTO: http://lowlatency.linuxaudio.org/
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A little dated thread, but seemed a decent place to share these pictures. Today I was brewing a porter and decided to try steeping the specialty grains (except some flaked oats) separately. In my haste, I forgot to crush them first. So I drained them with a strainer, then milled them. I had tried conditioning my grain with spray bottle once a couple years ago and wasn't happy with the mess it left in the mill. So I milled my base grain first (100% pilsner) figuring I may make a mess and to keep the dark malts completely separate. Then I milled the wet grain. You can clearly see the husks are nearly full intact on the specialty grains. The grains are cracked though. There were about 3 pounds of specialty grains, steeped 2 hours first in 3L of water at an initial temp of 132F. Then drained, that wort set aside and another 2.5L of wort from my main mash added for another rest starting at 140F for another hour and a half. The resultant gravity was very hazy 16 Brix in the refractometer. The pre-boil gravity of the main mash was 11.7 Brix. So it seem that there was still plenty of a crush to enable dissolving of the sugars in the crystal malts. I did have some gummy paste in the mill after finished, but easy enough to clean up. I might try this on a future batch for full mash.
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