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Taliban are 'patriots,' says Pakistani Army official
A senior Pakistani military official called two senior Taliban leaders "patriots," signaling a shift in posture against the Taliban in the Northwest Frontier Province. The Mumbai terror siege and India's reaction may lead the Pakistani Army to negotiate peace agreements with the Taliban to free up troops for the eastern border with India.
The official, who was not named, called Taliban leaders Baitullah Mehsud and Mullah Fazlullah "patriots" during a briefing with senior Pakistani journalists, The News reported. He said the military and the Taliban are clashing due to "some misunderstandings."
"We have no big issues with the militants in Fata [the Federally Administered Tribal Areas]," the official said. "We have only some misunderstandings with Baitullah and Fazlullah. These misunderstandings could be removed through dialogue."
Baitullah is the head of the Pakistani Taliban and a warlord in South Waziristan. Baitullah has defeated the Pakistani military in multiple battles the past several years. Fazlullah is the head of the Taliban in Swat, where the government has been fighting to gain control of the region for more than a year.
Taliban groups throughout the tribal areas and the greater Northwest Frontier Province "offered a ceasefire if the Pakistan Army also stops its operations," The News reported. "The Indian allegations against Pakistan have suddenly forced the military establishment in Pakistan to finally accept that they are not fighting an American war inside the Pakistani territory."
"Tribesmen" in Taliban-controlled North Waziristan contacted the government last weekend to offer their support to defend Pakistan's border with India. The North Waziristan leaders said they could raise 3 million tribesmen to fight the Indians. The leaders also "urged the government to move the armed forces to its eastern border in the wake of the aggressive Indian intensions."
The removal of Pakistani forces from the insurgency-plagued northwest would ease the pressure on the Taliban in Bajaur and Swat, where military operations have been ongoing in months. This would also allow the Taliban to consolidate its power throughout the Northwest Frontier Province.
Indian police and intelligence officials have implicated the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba and the criminal network of Dawood Ibrahim, who is based in Karachi, as being behind the 62-hour terror siege of Mumbai last week. Elements of Pakistan's military and intelligence service have also been fingered in the Mumbai attacks.
Pakistani defense officials threatened to withdraw the 100,000 troops from the northwest last weekend in response to what it perceived as Indian "threats." The next day, another senior defense official denied the Army was redeploying to the Indian frontier. The Indian Army also denied it was mobilizing its forces on the Pakistani border.
As the rhetoric between the Taliban and the Army cools, a senior Taliban leader threatened to "annex" northwestern Pakistan if the government continues to support the US and NATO. Hakeemullah Mehsud, a senior deputy of Baitullah, demanded the government halt the movement of NATO supplies destined for Afghanistan through Pakistani territory. He also wants the government to end military operations in the northwest.
"His group will capture Pakistan if Islamabad continues to support NATO's operation in Afghanistan," Zee News reported. "In fact, Taliban will not hesitate in taking over Peshawar, Hangur, and eventually the whole Pakistan."
The Pakistani government has inked peace agreements with the Taliban in the tribal areas and the Northwest Frontier Province between 2004 and 2008. The agreements broke down as the Taliban violated the terms of the agreements and continued to consolidate more territory under their control. These agreements have ceded the tribal areas and large swaths of the Northwest Frontier Province to the Taliban.
Al Qaeda, the Taliban, and other allied terror groups have established more than 150 training camps in Pakistan's northwest. More camps exist in Baluchistan and in other regions of Pakistan.
READER COMMENTS: "Taliban are 'patriots,' says Pakistani Army official"
Posted by Cordell at December 1, 2008 3:02 PM ET:
If the Taliban could ever be trusted to keep their word and fight for Pakistan against India in a formal war, the Indians and Pakistanis might consider arranging a faux war on their behalf. Directing them to stage a mass assault on fortified Indian positions would be a quick way of killing tens of thousands of Taliban in short order and putting an end to their NWFP insurgency. Unfortunately, the Taliban's "patriotism" here is nothing more than political posturing designed to halt the government's campaign against them. Sadly, too many Pakistanis still are willing to trust them despite repeated failed peace treaties.
Posted by Rosario at December 1, 2008 4:05 PM ET:
One of the "patriots" Hakeem Ullah Mehsud in his own words:
Cut-off of supplies via the Kyber pass and control of WMD has to be NATO's red line for invasion of Pakistan. The incidents in Mumbai were probably timed to facilitate these actions coinciding with the US election cycle. Is this bravado by Hakeem or can the taliban "walk the walk?"
Posted by KW64 at December 1, 2008 5:48 PM ET:
So according to India, if Pakistan does not act against the Taliban, India will take stern measures. According to the Taliban, if the Pakistani government does not stop attacking the Taliban, they will capture Pakistan.
Well, if I had a choice between a war with the Taliban, 40,000 ragtag tribesmen with suicide belts and AK's with a recruiting base population of 25 million at most, or a war with India, which has a superior army and air force as well as nuclear weapons and a population recruiting base of 1 billion. I'd say its a no-brainer decision.
Posted by mike at December 1, 2008 6:59 PM ET:
I love to hear this nonsense from Pakistani officials. Three things to be taken from these comments;
1. Missile defense system asap, funded from cut-off of foreign aid to Pakistan
2. Triple the funding for Predator strikes in NWF
3. Manhattan-type project to develop alternate fuels asap, funded by a 25 billion head-start from non-support of the Big 3 and Big Oil, who have fed our dependency of fossil fuels by continuing to market only the obsolete internal combustion engine
All three of these render all of SW Asia and the Middle East irrelevant, and remove 99% of greviences aganst the US
Posted by Freedom Now at December 2, 2008 4:33 AM ET:
Pakistan needs a new counter-terrorism force. This force should eventually expand until it completely replaces the Pakistani security forces.
Otherwise, they will never be able to fully exert their authority in their own country, while coveting Indian-held Kashmir.
As it stands, this Pakistani brinksmanship only guarantees an escalation of terror attacks on India by Islamist terrorists who feel that their tactics are working.
Posted by JusCruzn at December 2, 2008 12:27 PM ET:
For any citizen of Pakistan or any other coutry that may think the Taliban are patriots. Look no further than when they were in control of Afghanistan. If that doesn't convince you that they are murdering thugs, then you deserve to suffer under them.
Posted by David M at December 2, 2008 2:18 PM ET:
The Thunder Run has linked to this post in the blog post From the Front: 12/02/2008 News and Personal dispatches from the front and the home front.


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So as the new year kicks off, besides resolving to get more exercise or check off an important item from your "to-do" list, why not decide to get more involved in strengthening Florida agriculture?
No matter the size of your operation, you can make a difference. It takes time and effort, but the investment pays dividends.
Industry groups like FFVA provide a voice
Start by getting involved in an industry organization. An association or trade group leverages the strength of its membership to advocate for agriculture and accomplish things that producers could not do on their own.
Yes, individual growers make a positive difference in many ways for their companies and communities. But the broader and more critical the issue, the louder the voice must be to be effective.
Collectively, growers and allied industries can help to shape agriculture policy at the local, state and federal levels.
Membership in an agriculture organization and participation as a volunteer leader are significant ways to give back to the industry.
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Work with elected leaders
Establish a relationship with your elected officials, whether it's a county commissioner, a state representative or a congressman. Elected leaders welcome the chance to get to know their constituents.
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Meet with them at their district offices to introduce yourself and offer to be a resource on agriculture-related issues. That sets the stage for a good working relationship.
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Maybe there's a standout young employee in your organization who has a lot of potential. Challenge him or her and provide opportunities to learn.
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Five reasons why I blog: Revenge of the Meme
inferno, melmoth April 28th, 2007It has recently come to my attention that I have been tagged, deliberately, callously, and with beastliness of forethought by the Ancient One. And he didn't even buy me flowers.
- Prepare a face to meet the faces that you meet: The shield of anonymity, it's a powerful tool. It enables me to sit here and write whatever I choose, in whatever manner of voice that I wish to use, and then put it out for people to read and interpret and react to. Am I Melmoth, or is Melmoth really me? If I had a portrait painted who would I see? It's wonderful to be able to experiment with who I believe I am without some of the more obnoxious constraints of societal intervention
- Because I want to be a writer: Language is funny. Those who are naturally inclined to belittle and mock will have read that heading as me believing that blogging is a way into my becoming a writer. They are wrong, I'm very happy with my work as an aerospace software engineer; deep down I want to be a writer, even though I know that this will never come to fruition. The stumbling blocks are that I have no stories to tell, and I am not terribly good at writing, therefore, blogging is a way for me to live out my desire in some small way, to relieve the pressure of not knowing whether I can put something on a page and have somebody else read it and enjoy it.
- Because the voices told me to: They're so demanding.
- Ordinary people can be insightful: You don't have to be the lord king guru of all you survey to have good ideas, sometimes the little people have ideas too. Blogs are a wonderful medium to convey ideas, and the good ones will be picked-up by others and become buoyant, and the not-so-good ideas will settle to the floor of the sea of blogs, like so much detritus. It harms nobody, but it can empower them to better things.
- It is part of my master-plan to take over the world: And if you think that blogging about MMOs is a weird way to go about taking over the world, you wait until you see the marmosets wielding tiny uchigatana and mounted on badgers. Oh, I wasn't supposed to mention those yet…
I'll tag Zoso and Elf, because I haven't seen them tagged elsewhere yet. Plus they're the only other two people IN THE WORLD who read this blog.
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April 28th, 2007 at 10:17 pmHow did you know I wasn't from this world?
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Over the last eight years, New York State has established comprehensive learning standards. Many of these standards include requirements for technology use. In the late 1990s, the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) began developing suggested outcomes for technology use in pre-Kindergarten through grade 12. The National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) was the result of this project by ISTE.
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drop @ 25?
drop @ 50?
drop @ 100?
I was able to get to the range and play with my 1911 and at 10 yds easily shoot one ragged hole, at 15 yds keep them within 2 inches and at 25 yards hit center mass. I am thinking the drop is around 2 inches at 25...
I plan to get out and bench it some more... if you know the drop on other loads or are aware of a thread or website, please let me know... thanks alot.


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Will GTA V For The PC Launch in April/May 2014?
Grand Theft Auto V is one of the most anticipated titles in our current generation of gaming. Rockstar is known for always delivering top-notch quality games (from the entire GTA franchise, to Red Dead Redemption, Max Payne 3 etc.) so it's only fair that pretty much every gamer out there wants to experience the publisher's titles.
That said, looking back at all the other entries in the GTA franchise made me realise something: Rockstar isn't so fond of the PC. Because of the following release dates, I believe that gamers will see a PC version of GTA V sometimes in April/May 2014.
Grand Theft Auto III
PlayStation 2 release date: October 2001. PC release date: May 2002.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
PlayStation 2 release date: October 2002. PC release date: May 2003.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
PlayStation 2 release date: October 2004. PC release date: June 2005.
Grand Theft Auto IV
PS3/Xbox 360 release date: April 2008. PC release date: December 2008.
Did you catch the pattern yet? When it came to GTA III and Vice City, there was a seven months gap between the console version and the PC one. When it came to San Andreas and GTA IV, there was an eight months gap between them. Looking at this statistic, I'm inclined to believe that GTA V's gap will also consist of seven to eight months, meaning that it'll probably launch in April/May 2014.
Grand Theft Auto V
PS3/Xbox 360 release date: September 2013. PC release date: ?
What do you think? Will Rockstar be more kind to PC gamers this time around and deliver GTA V earlier, or will they have to once again wait almost an entire year to experience Michael, Franklin and Trevor's story? Let me know in the comments below.
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Give GTA-5 PC, same date as Japan : October 2013!!!
Please Rockstar, i'll beg you guys! I'll pay you for 4 PC CE versions, while i just take 1!!!LikeLike
Well… Max Payne 3 came on PC after about a month, so HOPEFULLY (I'm still praying) they'll do the same for GTA V. I know they didn't announce it, but I'm hoping it will be a surprise (something like "Heeeey, guess what, he's GTA V, also on PC – get in on Steam now!")… I'm a dreamer.
Well, Rockstar will actually be at Gamescom in a few weeks from now, so who knows? Maybe the guys will blow everyone away with that statement. Here's hoping!
Please keep me posted with the Gamescom exact date, I'd love to watch it, maybe Rockstar will indeed deliver on our dreams! Salutari din Romania! :P
Yeah, sure. Gamescom will take place from August 21st 'till the 25th. We'll be sure to update you the moment something important get announced. Ooo salutari de-asemenea! Ma bucur sa intalnesc si gameri romani. De-fapt, eu sunt inca in tara :)


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Not going to dig into it until Saturday. What would be the most likely cause. It does have one wire coming off he stator. |
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- Posted by bill_kapaun Z8 Orygun (My Page) on Thu, Jul 18, 13 at 18:22
Bad alternator or charge diode. However, until you've had the battery charged & LOAD tested are you sure it's NOT the battery? A 3 AMP charge system simply won't keep up with a bad battery. |
Green charge light not on. No change in battery voltage, engine on or off. New battery. So it has a 3 amp non regulated diode system ? |
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I probably spoke too soon- Look for a "lump" in the wire that encloses the diode(s). What's the color of the wire & connector? There are some other systems that have their specific color codes of wire/connectors. |
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Changing Nature of the
Auto Body." Box 1, Jack
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Catalogs of Michigan-based automobile companies
- 5 boxes
Trade catalogs from the following companies: Aerocar Company of Detroit, Alden Sampson Manufacturing Company, Alpena Motor Car Company, American Voiturette Company, Anderson Electric Car Company, Anhut Motor Car Company, C.H. Blomstrom Motor Company, Briggs-Detroiter Company, Buick Motor Company, Cadillac Motor Car Company, Chalmers-Detroit Motor Company, Chevrolet Motor Car Company, Chrysler Corporation, Church Manufacturing Company, Cole Motor Car Company, Colonial Automobile Company, Commerce Motor Car Company, Courier Car Company, Day Automobile Company, Demotcar Sales Company, Detroit-Dearborn Motor Car Company, Dort Motor Car Company, Durant Motors, Inc., E-M-F Company, Flint Motor Company, Dodge Brothers, Ford Motor Company,
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Entered by Harry Wilcox Motor Co. Ford and Lincoln
dealers." Charles T. Newton papers,
Folder "Automobiles--General." Box 4,
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Dolores del Rio, Mexican film star from the 1920s and
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Auto show, Madison Square Garden, New York City, ca.
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Catalogs of Michigan-based motor truck companies
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Trade catalogs from the following truck manufacturers: Chevrolet Motor Car Company, Chrysler Corporation, Dodge Brothers, Durant Motors, Inc., Electric Truck Company, Fargo Motor Corporation, Federal Motor Truck Company, Ford Motor Company, General Motors Corporation, General Motors Truck Company, Geneva Wagon Company, Grabowsky Power Wagon Company, Graham Brothers, Holson Motor Patents Company, Hudson Motor Car Company, International Harvester Company, J.L. Clark Manufacturing Co., Martin-Parry Corporation, Metropolitan Body Company, Motor Wagon Company, Packard Motor Car Company, Rapid Motor Vehicle Company, Reliance Motor Truck Company, Reo Motor Car Company.
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Parade of Ford Cars after 10,000 mile Economy Run,
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Last year I had a terrible problem with cucumber beetles--they just about destroyed my squash with wilt and totally destroyed my melon vines. What have you used? I really am not into poisons and the "hand picking" was a joke as they were the fastest things on earth. I have heard of a clay product that when sprayed on creates a barrier. How would this affect pollination? Any ideas?
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No experience with the clay product but since you haven't gotten an answer yet... Can I ask how you went about handpicking? This is how I do it and it works pretty good. First of all, no literal hand picking for me. I am too squimish for that - although cucumber beetles are really almost as cute as ladybugs, still... When I hunt for beetles of any type, I carry with me a bowl of sudsy water - lots of bubbles on top - and a pointy tweezer. The ones for model making are real good for this as they are long or one for splinters which are thin and pointy at the tip or any tweezer really. I position the bowl underneath whatever they are eating and just knock them a bit with the point of the tweezer. Usually they drop off in defense into the suds where they will drown. Otherwise, if they crawl deeper into the flower, then I just pull them out between the petals with the tweezer. I've done earwigs, oriental beetles, japanese beetles, cucumber beetles and even a few colorado potato beetles this way. Works great and no poisons. The next day, I dump the bowl out. The beetles are dead and I go around checking again. But maybe this is what you are doing now. How many beetles do you see walking around the garden? Are the plants just covered with them or are the centered around the blooms? |
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First off I need to thank some people. Need to thank way tomany to mention on here from my local club CT4WD but a few that also belong onhere. CalgaryRider, Freeze and Hounddog.
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> I smoked a brisket a couple of weeks ago and we are going to have BBQ
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The Piano Lesson Slavery Quotes
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Doaker: "Now, our granddaddy's name was Boy Willie. Now, he was a worker of wood. […] everything my granddaddy made Mr. Sutter owned cause he owned him." (1.2.115)
This was common in slavery times. Many slaves were skilled craftsman. However, the things they made were automatically the property of their masters.
Doaker: "That's when him and Mama Berniece got married. They called it jumping the broom. That's how you got married in them days." (1.2.119)
The ceremony of "jumping the broom" was the slaves' wedding ceremony. Many think that the ceremony originated from African traditions, but no definite evidence has been found. It's important to point out, though, that this ceremony wasn't recognized by the white establishment. As Doaker's story of his grandparents shows, couples could be split up and sold at any time.
Doaker: "[Boy Charles] Say [the piano] was the story of our whole family and as long as Sutter had it…he had us. Say we was still in slavery." (1.2.119)
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During his time in football, Max was hit in the head. A lot. He has since endured nine brain surgeries. He has serious trouble remembering things, as the main character in the movie Memento did. Max and I were both carrying notepads, but for different reasons.
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On the television behind the bar, a Cardinals receiver caught a pass. A Saints defender dutifully drilled him, slamming the receiver's helmet into the turf. The guys at the bar cheered. I was drawn to the replay, slow-motion and high-definition, the whiplash bounce of the receiver's skull. I wondered how much of the play the receiver would even remember.
Max turned his head. "Look at that hit," he said. "In the old days, I would have gone, 'Oh, man, great hit.' Now I see it differently. I can't watch this."
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Iv been feeling pretty run down lately and tired a lot and i just feel the need too build my immune system up too help fight off some of these bugs and flu's that are going around.
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As far as I know, hemp seed oil is mainly of interest for its n-3 fatty acids (ALA, GLA). May be helpful in some conditions, but there are other sources of various fatty acids. I am not aware of any reason to avoid both garlic and hemp seed oil in the diet. Many people eat a clove of garlic each day, and they don't usually worry about whether they are also eating corn oil, olive oil, or hemp seed oil. As to the flu, not sure that garlic will be all that effective, but no reason not to take it. Sanitation, and a fall vaccine are your best shots at avoiding or reducing the swine flu. |
- Posted by lazygardens Sunset Zone 13 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 9, 09 at 19:16
Iv been feeling pretty run down lately and tired a lot and i just feel the need too build my immune system up too help fight off some of these bugs and flu's that are going around. Check your lifestyle before you start looking for the magic bean or magic garlic clove to make you all better: 1 - Get more rest. A regular 8-10 hours of sleep a night does wonders for that run-down feeling. 2 - Get more exercise. A brisk 1/2 hour walk 3 or more times a week, preferably in sunlight, will stimulate your appetite, stimulate ciorculation and make you feel better. 3 - Eat more fruits and vegetables, less sweets and fatty foods. Same advice docs have been giving out for decades: improve the lifestyle. |
Good advice from lazygardens. And also from apollog with regard to taking advantage of a swine flu vaccine if one is made available, and also sanitation (assuming he means things like handwashing and not sanitary sewer system upgrades). Of course colleges tend to throw together a large group of people from different parts of the country (or world) and increase chances of disease outbreaks, so it makes sense to keep up on recommended vaccines, live as healthy a lifestyle as possible and avoid unnecessary exposure to crowds. |
>> (assuming he means things like handwashing and not sanitary sewer system upgrades). LOL - I don't really know about other people's plumbing, so I can't say much about that. In general, I was referring to washing the hands, refraining from touching the eyes, nose or mouth with ones hands, ... call it hygiene if that makes it clearer. (I have a background in food service sanitation from a previous life, and in that context, sanitation includes teaching food service workers that they should wash their hands, and they should not sneeze on the food.) |
Glad you have common sense as well opollog. Have you ever noticed in a public restroom. With a big sign saying to wash hands before going back to work. hardly anyone does. |
- Posted by brendan_of_bonsai 4b AK (My Page) on Tue, Jul 14, 09 at 23:43
Take a course on Logic, everyone should, and it will help you cut through the cloud of bad information from vendors. Pay special attention to informal logical fallacies. The H1N1 swine flu is going to have the same symptoms as a regular flu, and a very similar mortality rate, People not from mexico seem to have had no problem with it, but nothing beats a flushot for avoiding the flu. A bit of advice before you go of to school, the Freshmen 15 is typically from beer, and keep your room clean, kids with dirty rooms have less fun at college. |
"...kids with dirty rooms have less fun at college." Alright, so now you're saying no one has fun at college? We need to see citations for this claim. :) I sort of agree with the idea of a course on logic, though it might be too late for some once they're adults and patterns of thinking have hardened. I wish there could be a course on critical thinking no later than high school. Students could learn about fallacies of argumentation (ad hominems, tu quoques and the rest), how to gauge the quality of scientific (and unscientific) evidence, and develop a sense for when politicians and commercial hucksters are lying to us. If we could do that, pass along good reading and writing skills and a better appreciation of history, we'd turn out vastly better educated graduates who are able to tackle real-world situations. |
Meditation or some form of stress control might be helpful, along with time management skills (sometimes offered in 'College 101' classes, but that is more like an orientation or discussion about the idea of stress control, not much real stress control per se). Thinking back to college, sleep deprivation and stress were not so healthy. |
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Do you HAVE to put 20 percent down on construction loan at the closing? We haven't put our house up for sale yet and we have a lot of equity in it. I thought we could put 10 percent on the construction loan then more once our house was sold and the home was built. How does this all work? We will be calling lenders Monday, but I'm curious now. We put in a purchase agreement on a lot and were told that we should get a construction loan not a loan for the lot only. This way we can avoid two closings. Please she'd some light on this. Thanks!! |
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I'm curious about this too as we plan on using equity from our current home towards the construction loan. I know there are bridge loans you can take out and pay back once the home sells. |
- Posted by sweet.reverie (My Page) on Sat, Feb 9, 13 at 0:21
Everyone I talked to required 20% down. We used our land though- which put us at 40% down. It will also depend on the type of loan you use: one close or two close. |
I suppose we could sell our house and rent while building so that we can put the 20 percent down. But gosh, I really want to stay put while building. I wish I would have known this sooner. I just assumed that the 20 percent was due at the closing once the house was complete. I paid 12000 in tuition for the kids' 2013-14 school year last week rather than signing up for the loan program. Had I known, I would gone have gone with the tuition loan program. |
- Posted by virgilcarter (My Page) on Sat, Feb 9, 13 at 10:30
By now, it's probably too late, but the terms of the mortgage depend on the lender's loan policy and one's credit rating. The duration of construction loans is typically 12 months. Construction of a custom home usually takes most of that period. If one isn't going to immediately start construction upon purchase of land, then rolling everything into a single construction loan may not be advisable. The idea of selling one's existing home depends entirely on how long comparables tend to be on the market before selling. In many areas, this may be 6 - 12 months! It's always best to do one's due diligence as early in the project as possible. Good luck on your project! |
- Posted by gingerjenny (My Page) on Sat, Feb 9, 13 at 18:36
I've talked to two banks that said 10% down was available. The house we are planning on building though would probably only be 5 months. Nothing fancy. They said it depends on your credit rating and amount of reserves too. |
We just got our loan finalized and our bank offers a 5% down construction loan. I was shocked by that as through the same bank when we bought our lot, we needed 25% down on that 3 years ago. We are in Southeast Wisconsin. |
- Posted by supergrrl7 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 11, 13 at 19:50
We talked to a couple banks who said they would consider our lot (owned free and clear) as our downpayment if it appraises high enough. I think it had to be 10% of the total estimated loan amount. In our case, the lot is valued at about 15%-20% of the value of our build, so we should be fine. We also recently started talking to builders who want 10% down too--separate from the equity required by the bank. We were assuming that would need to be cash, but I am wondering if there are cases where the bank pays that down payment as part of the loan? We are saving like crazy, but I would love to just start building already. Has anyone used a loan to pay the builder's deposit? |
- Posted by sweet.reverie (My Page) on Mon, Feb 11, 13 at 22:33
Supergrrl- there will be things that will come up during your build you may need to pay cash for. So I would not go with a builder who required you to give them all of your available cash at the start of the build. Our builder required earnest money of $1500. That was refunded to us with the first draw from the bank. |
We closed on our loan the end of December. We are currently framing now. Construction loans are purely regional. In Ohio we are able to do as little as 5%-10%-20% down but the 5&10 require PMI. Our bank offered us 10 down with a 10% second mortgage. That got us out of PMI and we are a fixed 30 on the large loan (we also did this to get out of jumbo territory). Since we did custom things that cost our builder money we ended up putting down 8000 dollars directly to the builder but the bank considered that down payment and subtracted it from the closing costs when we closed. 5000 dollar earnest money and we went ahead and paid for the permiting up front so once we closed we could start right away. Do you know if the loan you are looking at is a one time close? |
Ok. Thanks everyone. I see that it is certainly NOT a one size fits all situation. One thing I'm sure about is the builder not requiring anything up front. Everything else we are still trying to figure out. We do have a credit score over 800, so at least we've got that going for us. Anyhow, my husband will be checking into our options tomorrow. (It's Mardi Gras over here, South Louisiana, so the business world is at a halt) |
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Most Jamaicans, we believe, have the utmost respect for the work of the Electoral Advisory Committee (EAC) and especially its independent members, who give invaluable service to Jamaica.
It is not without much effort and a great deal of skill on the part of persons, such as the late Professor Gladstone Mills and his successors down to Professor Errol Miller, the incumbent chairman, that Jamaica has transformed a notoriously bad electoral system into one which is respected enough by outsiders to ask for our help in fixing theirs. That is acknowledged.
But, while we do not believe or engage in false modesty, we are aware that success sometimes has a way of leading to arrogance. We hope that is not what we detected at the press conference held by the EAC on Wednesday, chaired by Professor Miller.
We, too, agree that the EAC should be transformed into an independent commission, freed of any remaining political fetters in its management of Jamaican elections. That, indeed, was the intention when the advisory committee was established 27 years ago.
We, however, do not see and cannot agree, that the EAC's primacy can, or should, be to the exclusion of any other discourse or debate on the conduct of politics and the processes for voting Jamaican governmental representatives. That would be anti-democratic and dictatorial.
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In our own era, however, it is the mainstream culture that has been infected by anxiety, anger, and political paranoia. Throughout the 1990s, that anger was reflected in the rise of the militia movement, which the historian D. J. Mulloy has described as a loose conglomeration of religious conservatives, libertarians, anti-government extremists, constitutional literalists, and people hewing to a conspiratorial view of politics and history. The militias, however, never really entered the electoral arena. And their momentum was to a large extent destroyed by the apocalyptic act of the Oklahoma City bombing.
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Sandbrook is fascinated by the way in which the angst that bubbled up during the years of double-digit unemployment, inflation, and national malaise changed American culture—and was exploited by rising conservative leaders looking to tilt the axis of politics rightward. "From skepticism and suspicion," he writes, "it was only a short step to paranoia." As he recounts, more than one president was whipsawed by the era's rollercoaster economy and ideological turmoil. In fact, a whole series of pragmatic executives bit the dust during the 1970s. Nixon was blindsided by the first oil shock and then humiliated by Watergate; Ford was brought low by a faltering economy and increasingly vocal criticism from the right of his own party; Carter was destroyed by another oil crisis, unemployment, inflation, soaring crime rates, and above all, by his miserably inept handling of the Iran hostage crisis, which led to a general perception that he was letting America's might dissipate in the wind.
And who was the prime beneficiary of all this anger? In Sandbrook's view, it was Ronald Reagan: an intellectual lightweight but eminently smooth-talking actor who knew which way the conservative winds were blowing. The Gipper, a divorcee who rarely went to church, loved dirty jokes, and liberalized access to abortion while he was governor of California, could regularly move his right-wing audiences to tears. He simply appealed to their patriotism, their sense of religion, and their hopes for America's future.
In some ways, Reagan was the Bloody Mary one drinks to cure a hangover—the hair of the dog, persuading his listeners that all was well again. A generation later, his conservative heirs—true believers like Senator Rand Paul and Sarah Palin, as well as A Face in the Crowd-type charlatans like Glenn Beck—have similarly exploited the conservative wave, reducing politics to a set of Reaganesque bromides about lower taxes, smaller government, and a shining city on a hill. Yet theirs is a less sunny movement, more mired in discontent. To extend the bibulous metaphor: they are the drink one drinks after the Bloody Mary has worn off, not to feel better but simply to avoid feeling any worse.
As Sandbrook makes clear, it was the 1970s that set the stage for much of this indignation. This was the era in which millions of disillusioned voters ceased to participate in the political process, and a disproportionate number of those who remained politically engaged began casting their lot with ever more conservative political figures. "For all the talk of a Reagan landslide," Sandbrook writes, "it is worth remembering that barely one in four Americans actually voted for him. The fact that so many people preferred to stay at home, even at a time of economic crisis and international tension, spoke volumes about the pervasive disillusionment of the 1970s."