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Denmark Bans Religious Slaughter, Says Animal Rights Come Before Religion
Denmark Bans Religious Slaughter
Denmark's Agriculture and Food Minister Dan Jørgensen has signed into law a regulation that bans religious slaughter of animals.
European Union regulations require stunning before slaughter, but permit member states to allow exemptions for religious slaughter. Under the new law, Danish slaughterhouses will no longer be able to apply for an exemption to pre-stunning.
The move has been opposed by Jewish and Muslim religious leaders in Denmark, who have argued that the ban constitutes an infringement of religious freedom.
However, defending the government's decision, Mr Jørgensen told Denmark's TV2 television that "animal rights come before religion".
Denmark is a major exporter of Halal meat to the Arab world and Halal food is widely available throughout the country. Revelations last year that Danes were being served unlabelled meat from Islamic slaughter at public institutions triggered a nationwide debate on the practice of religious slaughter and how far Denmark should go to accommodate the estimated 250,000 Muslims living in the country.
According to the World Jewish Congress, the ban will have little practical consequences for Jewish life in Denmark since for the past ten years all kosher meat sold in Denmark has been imported from abroad.
Denmark joins a growing list of countries, including Norway, Poland, Sweden and Switzerland, where religious slaughter is prohibited.
Earlier this year the National Secular Society backed renewed calls from the RSPCA and other animal welfare organisations for an end to the religious exemption that allows farm animals to be slaughtered without prior stunning.
In 2013, the coalition government said it would not remove the exemption despite "strong pressure" from welfare groups, veterinary interests and the public for a prohibition on all slaughter without stunning.
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NN City Council limits public comment time
Jordan Crawford | 8/11/2014, 8:47 a.m.
Long-winded comments from passionate residents during city council meetings are equally as entertaining as they are informative. However, since last Thursday Newport News City Council meetings will have their public comments limited to three minutes each.
In a 4-3 vote in early July, the council decided to change its rules to limit loquacious citizens to three minutes for public comment instead of the existing five-minute limit.
Council members Pat Woodbury, Sharon Scott and Herbert Bateman had voted against the change.
"I really, really don't want to stifle our citizens," said Scott. "Often when they come down, there are important things to say and it takes longer than three minutes to say it."
The vote occurred during the council's organizational meeting, which is held at the beginning of each new term, before the regular meeting July 8. A notice of the organizational meeting was posted, but an agenda was not.
"It's true, some people can get a little carried away with their comments and questions," said Tyler Mackey of Newport News. "I've been to a few city council meetings. I remember one time a guy was trying to take everyone to church with a mini sermon it seemed, he was saying 'amen, church' and everything."
The time limit can be extended, in certain cases, Council member Saundra Cherry told concerned residents during Monday's East End Neighborhood Association meeting.
Cherry encourages residents to write down their comments ahead of time and to research the topic to make sure they have the facts, she said.


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Bitcoin is a no less genuine form of money than that which is currently sitting in your bank account. Infact, your "Bank" is barely a bank at all, but almost entirely an accountant, simply keeping track of the digital 'bits' of "money" we use in each and every transaction conducted today (except the 2.5% of transactions made with real (tangible) currency like quarters and dollar bills). The real threat of a new widely accepted digital currency lies not in lost transaction fees. Bitcoin's potential to shake up the "payments business" means that the new currency has the potential to shake up our banking system or, in other words, (since our money almost exclusively consists of bank credit) our whole monetary system. For those institutions that allocate society's resources by creating and disbursing its money, squelching a competing, equally convenient (equally digital) currency has little to do with combating drug sales, and everything to do with maintaining a 97.5% monopoly on money creation & allocation, and the seigniorage & influence that it provides. Knowing that Bitcoin's value will not continuously erode due to excessive growth in supply (as is the case with fiat money) adds to its inherent usefulness as money.
States have always wanted to monopolize the production of the commodity of money.
Even in the days of using physical gold and silver, monarchs minted coins weighing less than "face" value, to extract a profit (called seigniorage.) Not only was seigniorage sometimes (progressively) exorbitant, monarchs could also force their subjects to use only their coins.
All modern states monopolize money. The modern world thinks of itself as more enlightened than to allow seigniorage. Rather than wiping out the practice, the hidden nature of modern seigniorage has allowed it to become qualitatively more severe. With the click of a mouse, the value of existing money and debt in the economy can be diluted to any degree desired. (In most poor countries, heavy monetary debasement is a matter of course.)
The reason why states want to monopolize money is pretty straight forward. Underneath, we all want unlimited, unearned wealth and power, we all want to avoid making hard choices, and we all want to be freely rescued from mistakes we make. This is just human.
It might be fine if monopolized money was just a parasitic element of our economy. With the passage of time, monetary debasement has gone hand in hand with political, institutional and moral decline, as well as loss of fundamental economic strength. Indeed, each of these forces drives the others. Originally a strong country, the USA has grown both weak and manipulative, having enjoyed decades of "free" wealth and power from modern seigniorage (disguised as debt) at home and globally, and now totally addicted to such "benefits."
Essentially, the power of the state lends "free" credibility to its money. This allows receiving unearned power and wealth by creating new money (mainly via publicly guaranteed debt, in the West.) The incentives for the banking and political elites are to build up the very mountain of debt that will eventually undermine everything in their civilization.
Very conveniently, state-backed money and debt and their economic impact form a complex system that voters don't understand enough to supervise the banking industry properly through their elected officials. If voters ever get more enlightened, officials and banks can make things just a bit more complicated. Thus, bank over-leverage and financial crises never seem to disappear, for centuries.
The only way to restrain the corrupting power of money producing is the discipline of the marketplace. Let the public choose which money wins out. This forms an amazingly simple solution to our major problems, at least conceptually.
There is the "minor" issue that huge economic pain would result from deflating our current money supply too quickly by suddenly abandoning inflated money, but the world has no real future without freeing itself from its current monetary system.
I like cryptocurrencies: They really can solve the Visa surchage problem, cutting down transaction costs to essentially free, and thus boosting the world economy if they ever get widely adopted. I also like that they strongly reinforce the basic truth that money is not real and its only value is what we believe it has. They also have the potential to fundamentally change the way central banks control money supply (press this button for more/less inflation), and can be implemented so as to ensure perfect transaction privacy, where only authorized actors can even read the source, destination, and amounts of transaction (the buyer, the seller, any relevant banks or escrows, and law enforcement).
But I worry that people will not move on past Bitcoin, and thus cryptocurrency in general will become stagnant. Bitcoin is a really good first step, but it has a lot of flaws which could be improved, either with a new version or with a completely different fork currency.
Until a government adopts their own cryptocurrency, where a central bank can actually control the money supply, and law enforcement can actually track transactions (with the proper authorization) so as to fight money laundering, but that has real privacy for normal people in normal transaction, then it will remain a near useless novelty. Bitcoin as it currently exists has none of these qualities. Cryptocurrency in general is the obvious next evolution in money, but Bitcoin is a long way away from this; it is essentially an ungovernable 21st century gold standard with crappy privacy.
"It is essentially an ungovernable 21st century gold standard with crappy privacy."
"Ungovernable" can be seen as precisely its strength, if those governing the supply of money over the last couple of centuries have only managed to transfer increasing amounts of wealth to the elites while making economies increasingly unstable. All that they have to show for is a hollow growth and prosperity where economies are dependent on people buying things they don't really need. And today can easily become the good old days as financial instability can only grow.
But the most interesting thing is your mention of the gold standard. The exit from gold standards across the world in the mid-30s did alleviate the worst of the Great Depression. Generations of economists have since recited that the gold standard was the problem.
The standard mantra forgets that leaving gold merely removed the barrier against central bank rescue of economies by creating more money. Economies did improve, but the rescues merely dealt with the symptoms of the problem. The real reason why there had been bust and depression was financial fragility, which had been initiated by none other than monetary creation, in the first place.
In any case, the gold standard was a sham. There was never enough gold to back the banknotes in circulation. In the end, it was simply a device to prop up public confidence in paper. Since the confidence gave every incentive to increase financial fragility, the gold standards were bound to collapse, and did.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, is akin to using physical gold and not allowing any "representation" of gold to take its place. If you lump the gold standard and fiat currencies in the same basket, Bitcoin stands in a totally different one.
Ughh! eigenkiwano, I think your completely ignorant and I totally disagree with your views.
-You think surcharges are an important factor in switching currencies.
-You consider transactions between two individuals, although monitored by a corporation AND the government to be private.
-Your advocating we abandon Bitcoin, the first currency ever designed not to loose value via inflation.
-You prefer a government fiat crypto-currency, even after governments (for centuries) have allowed private institutions to destroy the value of the national currency for profit.
-You think governments should have enough power over their citizens, to track every one of their transactions.
I think you're an ignorant, submissive authoritarian, coward and I believe my ancestors went to war to kill people with less diverging opinions than yours and mine.
It's a shame when the best advice you can give to young people is to keep your head down and don't do much with your life.
But authorities insist that money must remain a tool of modern slavery, not a tool of freedom.
One main concern about bitcoin is security. If the bank where I have an account is robbed, I don´t lose anything. But if I store the (paper) money at home, or bitcoin in a virtual wallet, I can lose everything if a thief manage to take it from me.
Nowadays, even if a bank go bust, there are big chances that the governament will bail it out and my account doesn´t suffer.
How can someone rob your bitcoin account? It is actually impossible. If you put your money in a bank account that bank might lose that money, when the government bails out the bank you and everyone else will just end up paying for the loss in your taxes. Everything you list as a disadvantage of bitcoin is actually a disadvantage of fiat and doesn't apply to bitcoin.
I also thought that java applets were safe because they can not access the client hard disk or printers. Oracle is now in a rush dealing with java vulnerabilities.
Never underestimate hackers creativity to mess things.
Theft of the private key gives the attacker the ability to immediately transfer all your funds.
That is the basic feature of the protocol: if you know the private key, you can move the funds.
Loss of the private key results in loss of the funds. Bitcoin is as fragile as a physical wallet with dollars in it, and arguably more so since the wallet in my pocket can't get stolen with malware.
What's more, if my bank gets robbed or if someone steals my identity and cleans out my accounts, there's not only FDIC but the ability to get transactions reversed at the bank.
The move to bitcoin is actually quite atavistic. It reminds one of the situation in Europe prior to about 1700. In those pre-modern days, every little duchy coined its own likeness in gold and silver and traded these as against other currencies. Typically, the value of any particular coin was measured in terms of the value of the precious metal contained in it and the promise of the issuer that it was, in fact, pure gold or silver. Sometimes, such coins could be valued a bit over the value of the precious metal contained in them, if the issuer was particularly economically vigorous and politically adept, thereby "commanding" a greater interest than the coin of other lesser duchies, especially those about to be absorbed into someone else's empire (thereby making their paper, if not also their coin, rather worthless).
What bitcoinistas are missing, here, is all the trouble of interconverting these many virtual currencies to each other and to the "physical" currencies. There's not much trouble when the ONLY such virtual currency is BitCoin. But since anyone can create a virtual currency, it's entirely likely that the world will become flooded with such pretenders, just as with hawkers on street corners touting the value of THEIR products over all other comers.
In that situation, the value of all virtual currencies will be diminished, precisely because of the indefatigable difficulty of properly evaluing them as against physical currencies and as against all other virtual currencies. Those who hold such virtual stuff are going to demand a premium for interconverting the virtual stuff into the real stuff, especially considering that the value of the virtual coinage is only related to how popular it is among bitcoinistas today: We have already seen several and dramatic crashes of BitCoin's value as a result of rumors spreading through the BitCoin universe of its early demise. We're likely to see much more of that, especially when there are a million and one flavors of virtual currency to choose from.
There is only one significantly valuable digital currency, it is called bitcoin. Why would people switch from using a recognised and valuable digital currency (bitcoin) to an unknown and valueless digital currency? There are countless digital currencies in existence today and nobody uses any of them except bitcoin. The existence of millions of different digital currencies has not stopped the price of bitcoin from rising from $0 to $850 in about 4 years. In fact they have had no impact on the value of bitcoin. BTW if bitcoin becomes more widely adopted there will be no need to convert it into anything.
"Those who hold such virtual stuff are going to demand a premium for interconverting the virtual stuff into the real stuff, especially considering that the value of the virtual coinage is only related to how popular it is among bitcoinistas today"
Isn't this true of all fiat currencies?
The flowering of a thousand virtual currencies may be more difficult than imagined here.
One significant barrier to entry is that a currency is something of a natural monopoly, due to network externality effects. The more people use something, the more people want to use it. This confers a big advantage to the early entrant, although this barrier is not insurmountable.
Also, most, if not all, of the alternative virtual currencies are in some way managed by human institutions. The whole point of Bitcoin is to be rid of human management and to be transparent via its open-source architecture. So, at least so far, the alternatives don't amount to competition.
Now if somethonr develops something just like Bitcoin, but is more technically sophisticated, and can scale better, and this person disappears, that might be a possible threat to Bitcoin.
As far as conversion to and from fiat currencies, you have to remember that the digital world is fundamentally different from the physical in this aspect. A fiat money changer needs to invest hugely in storage, security, bookkeeping, etc. This kind of work is the natural habitat of digital systems -- things are done in the blink of an eye, no matter how many currencies and conversion rates may be involved.
"There is only one significantly valuable digital currency, it is called bitcoin. Why would people switch from using a recognised and valuable digital currency (bitcoin) to an unknown and valueless digital currency?"
You've just made the argument against adopting Bitcoin in the first place.
Early adopters started mining bitcoin for the exact same reasons that early adopters started mining other digital currencies: adoption of a currency benefits early adopters, returning potentially a thousand fold on the investment.
This face of Bitcoin is troubling.
Bitcoin is valuable precisely because it obviates the legacy financial and legal systems. It is still quite early in its life cycle, so the existence of exchanges is facilitating its rapid spread and adoption. But exchanges and government blessings aren't necessary for its success. Bitcoin is an antifragile system. Mathematics will prove to be more reputable than even the most honest central bankers. It will just take time for the market and public at large to give up their illusions about the systems they were raised in.
The ability of certain bitcoin exchanges to continue sans régulation is only temporary: Every such exchange depends on a computer server located in some real-world country governed by people having police power. They will all, eventually, be brought under regulation. If the value of BitCoin depends on its not being regulated, we should all be selling it short!
As for being fragile, it boggles the mind to think that a coinage valuated by the trouble it takes to compute an algorithm is something that would ever have "stable value". Surely, as computers improve in capacity and speed, and as algorithms become ever more elaborate and efficacious, the value of any virtual currency will diminish correspondingly.
On the flip side (an intentional pun), an economy cannot be based on a virtual currency tied to something irrelevant to that economy's activity: Money properly represents the stored value of human economic activity. Where an economy expands as the result of more people being productively involved in more work and, thereby, producing more output, the supply of money must consequently expand, in order to properly represent the added value of all that economic activity.
But the total number of bitcoins will NOT expand, unless intelligent people make the most stupid and idiotic use of their resources, by devoting themselves to solving mathematical puzzles, thereby absorbing their minds, their physical resources and their precious time, RATHER than by devoting the latter actually to productive activity.
In this way, the issuance of bitcoins represents a determined trend towards the destruction of the economy, not to its expansion and the furtherance of the general welfare and happiness. Only ardent charlatans and fraudeurs would argue otherwise.
Wealth is not the amount of money, or what things cost in any particular currency. A currency is only a medium of exchange. The quantity of currency does not have to increase with wealth. With a stable currency, increased production will result in deflation, which would be a good thing.
The point of doing meaningless computation (interesting, similar to digging in the ground for gold) is to keep the supply of money physically harder and harder to expand.
This "work" may not have direct economic value, but it arguably constitutes the most valuable economic institution (by making it physically impossible to dilute money.)
The problem with a "properly" expanding money supply is that it requires human management and is thus vulnerable to human weakness. In a fiat money system (and in a slower but ultimately no less sure manner under something like the gold standard), the more stable the system is, the more wealth and power go to those who create money (via debt or printing.) Thus the system cannot possibly be stable in the long run, unless the operators of the system, the politicians, the interest groups, and the citizenry have god-like qualities in perpetuity.
But I have to agree with your first paragraph. Regulation can lower the value of Bitcoin. Even though the authorities can't physically shut down peer-to-peer Bitcoin, they can go after Bitcoin businesses and exchanges. The authorities will not like something that competes with their power to create money.
Ultimately, the only enduring and meaningful way for mankind to rid itself of exploitation and economic endangerment by monetary creation is for the public to understand the need not only for sound money, but also for a truly secure way to hold operators of monetary systems accountable.
I am wary of Bitcoin partly because, unlike gold and silver, it has no nonmonetary uses (indeed Bit "Coin" does not actually exist - it is just numbers) and partly (I admit) because I am wary of Max Keiser, the chief promoter of Bitcoin (some of what Mr Keiser says in his show is true - but some just is not, and I do not trust people who work, even indirectly, for Mr Putin).
All that being said the attack of the establishment (such as the Economist magazine's sister publication - the Financial Times newspaper) upon Bitcoin is totally misconceived - full of historical errors (such as the idea that the Pound and Dollar were widely used before they became valuable - quite false, as the Pound and Dollar were originally weights of precious metal) and errors of economics.
The most important point that establishment critics get wrong in relation to Bitcoin is their idea that the limited number of Bitcoins (the limited number of these "special numbers") is a weakness.
The limit on monetary expansion of Bitcoin is not a weakness - it is a vital strength. The Irving Fisher idea that the money supply should be increased in line with economic growth to maintain "stable prices" is wrong - terribly wrong. Irving Fisher was refuted in theory by Frank Fetter and in practice by the bust of 1921 and the bust of 1929 (the Benjamin Strong monetary expansion of the late 1920s).
That establishment economists (such as Alan Greenspan) still commit the cardinal error of increasing the money supply in order to "maintain stable prices" on some index is astonishing - and even the credit bubble of 2008 does not seem to have shaken faith in the false theory of Irving Fisher. The insanity of Central Bank monetary expansion just gets worse and worse (the entire fiat money financial system is on the road to destruction).
Whatever flaws Bitcoin may have (and, I repeat, that I am wary of it) at least it is not wed to the Irving Fisher fallacy that the money supply should be increased in order to maintain a "stable price level" on some index.
For prices to drop due to new methods being developed to produce goods and services (not some sudden price drop due to a credit money bust) is a good thing, not a bad thing.
"I am wary of Bitcoin partly because, unlike gold and silver, it has no nonmonetary uses"
This is false. The Bitcoin network can be used to prove ownership of certain information/property by acting as a neutral, decentralized, tamper-proof, global ledger. It is the first computer network in history capable of doing this, and the most-secure and widely-accepted network that can perform this function today.
"I am wary of Bitcoin partly because, unlike gold and silver, it has no nonmonetary uses (indeed Bit "Coin" does not actually exist - it is just numbers)"
And how does this differ from a sovereign currency such as the US dollar? What other use does it have? A quick glance at the history of money (as an institution) proves your concern to be blatantly ill informed. Some of the earliest known forms of money were materials that contained no innate value other than to serve as means of exchange.
"Everyone can create money... the problem is to get it accepted." -Hyman Minsky
Jay - what you are listing are monetary functions.
Nonmonetary functions would be things such as industrial uses.
I partly agree Brandon.
In fact the Dollar is even worse - as there is no limit on it.
The only value the modern fiat Dollar has comes from legal tender laws and tax demands - as Paul Krugman said, in a rare moment of honesty, "men with guns".
I hope I have not given the impression that I favour fiat money - I do not.
However, I do not agree with you that currencies had no value - obsidian, salt and silver (the early currencies of the middle east) were all of value.
As for Hyman Minsky - I would tend more to Carl Menger and Ludwig Von Mises (Rotbardian interpretation on money - although not some other things).
"Everyone can create money" shows a mind that does not understand that money must be a STORE OF VALUE (economic value is subjective but that does NOT mean it can not be stored) not just a medium of exchange.
re "it has no nonmonetary uses (indeed Bit "Coin" does not actually exist - it is just numbers" < this may be the biggest use of the bic0in - the numbers and operations performed with them. isn't this what all accounting is all about? to arrive at a number? a bitc0in string represents two things: 1 the combination or itself and 2 conversion rate into whichever currency someone is willing to exchange for it, so i'm not expecting math disappearing any time soon even in its purest, nonmonetary, application.
Well Bitcoin is a better idea that the unlimited fiat money that the Economist magazine (and the rest of the bailout loving, Corporate Welfare establishment) love.
However, I still prefer stuff I can physically hold and so on (such as gold and silver).
"You are just a caveman Paul" - perhaps I am.
"'Everyone can create money' shows a mind that does not understand that money must be a STORE OF VALUE (economic value is subjective but that does NOT mean it can not be stored) not just a medium of exchange."
You misunderstand what the term money actually represents. Money is an institution; Minsky correctly distinguishes this in his work. To help you understand, lets consider what would happen if I were to write you a check. My bank would reduce my account by the amount of the check, then increase your account by that same amount. No government issued currency is transferred. In fact, no money (by your definition) is transferred either. The bank owed me the money in my account and I in turn held a bank IOU in the form of my bank account. The action of writing you a check is just a transfer of a bank IOU. My point is, these bank IOUs are so widely accepted that we call them money. Banks DO NOT have government issued notes backing up all deposits. It is a matter of accounting transactions between banks and the Federal Reserve that explain this, and often cause confusion to the public. Do not limit your perception of money to the generic characteristics (store of value, medium of exchange, unit of account) taught in Econ 101.
As for your disapproval of fiat currency, I just don't understand. Nations drastically limit the reach of monetary and fiscal policy when they DO NOT adopt a sovereign, fiat currency. A perfect example of this is the Eurozone. Participating nations are severely crippled by the limitations put on public spending. Restrictions on public spending restrict private savings and investment, thus limiting potential economic growth.
No Sir - it is you who misunderstands what money is.
As your references to "represents" and "IOUs" show.
Hyman Minsky is a terrible guide.
You would be better off consulting Carl Menger, Ludwig Von Mises and (not money - not on various other matters) Murray Rothbard.
The old "you're wrong, I'm right" tactic. Well thought out rebuttal. I can see that you've done readings from approximately three economist, as you've made clear on multiple occasions. The value of which is lost on your inability to translate their works to a real discussion.
Either way, I appreciate the responses. I now see this is a lost cause, but was fun nonetheless.
Brandon - I had no desire to upset you.
I simply pointed out that money (to be money) must be a store-of-value not just a medium-of-exchange.
Yes economic value is subjective (I agree with you there), but that does not mean it can not be stored, indeed gold and silver have carried out this function for thousands of years.
Whether Bit"coin" (the "special numbers") can serve this function remains to be seen.
I am NOT saying that it can not - I am NOT anti Bitcoin (I am "wary" of it - not the same thing as "anti").
It is certainly a better (or less bad) idea than the fiat money (the unlimited Pounds and Dollars) that the Economist magazine supports.
Perception is everything. I attempted to aquire bitcoins but found it impossilbe through the website. Whoever issues a currency has the power to cheat, like the US mint and the almighty dollar. Any Fed can bankroll anything and they do. The treasury doesn't like competition, so anyone who comes up with it is arrested and kangaroo courted out of business. USA feds pervert everything they touch with their swine robber barron need. Barter seems the best policy for internet exchange. Most of us trying to use paypal or american credit cards have found out the hard way that us banks cheat at will.
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English Title: I Wanna Go Home
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- Distributed by: RTV Family Entertainment AG
- Cartoon Characters: Gloria Nit (Gloria Mitnixx), Beat Nit (Beat Mitnixx), Notta Nit (Notta Mitnixx), Molly Nit (Molly Mitnixx), Wazza Nit (Wazza Mitnixx), Bill, Millicent "Milly" Perfek, Rodney Perfek, Dorothy "Dotty" Perfek, Barry Perfek.
- Voice Actors: Katy Manning, Michelle Drake, Nicholas Mckay.
- Directed By Jo-Anne Boag.
- Produced By Shani Hatton, Gerry Travers, John Travers.
- Written By Linda Curtis, Mark Poole, Kevin Roberts, Simon Hopkins.
- First Aired about 2001.
- Originally Aired on KiKa (Germany), ARD (Germany), 7 Network (Australia), Optus Cable.
- Running Time: 24 minutes.
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1 It happened after this, that the king of the children of Ammon died, and Hanun his son reigned in his place. | 1 In the course of time, the king of the Ammonites died, and his son Hanun succeeded him as king. |
2 David said, I will show kindness to Hanun the son of Nahash, as his father shown kindness to me. So David sent by his servants to comfort him concerning his father. David's servants came into the land of the children of Ammon. | 2 David thought, "I will show kindness to Hanun son of Nahash, just as his father showed kindness to me." So David sent a delegation to express his sympathy to Hanun concerning his father. When David's men came to the land of the Ammonites, |
3 But the princes of the children of Ammon said to Hanun their lord, Do you think that David honors your father, in that he has sent comforters to you? Hasn't David sent his servants to you to search the city, and to spy it out, and to overthrow it? | 3 the Ammonite nobles said to Hanun their lord, "Do you think David is honoring your father by sending men to you to express sympathy? Hasn't David sent them to you to explore the city and spy it out and overthrow it?" |
4 So Hanun took David's servants, and shaved off the one half of their beards, and cut off their garments in the middle, even to their buttocks, and sent them away. | 4 So Hanun seized David's men, shaved off half of each man's beard, cut off their garments in the middle at the buttocks, and sent them away. |
5 When they told it to David, he sent to meet them; for the men were greatly ashamed. The king said, Wait at Jericho until your beards be grown, and then return. | 5 When David was told about this, he sent messengers to meet the men, for they were greatly humiliated. The king said, "Stay at Jericho till your beards have grown, and then come back." |
6 When the children of Ammon saw that they were become odious to David, the children of Ammon sent and hired the Syrians of Beth-rehob, and the Syrians of Zobah, twenty thousand footmen, and the king of Maacah with one thousand men, and the men of Tob twelve thousand men. | 6 When the Ammonites realized that they had become a stench in David's nostrils, they hired twenty thousand Aramean foot soldiers from Beth Rehob and Zobah, as well as the king of Maacah with a thousand men, and also twelve thousand men from Tob. |
7 When David heard of it, he sent Joab, and all the host of the mighty men. | 7 On hearing this, David sent Joab out with the entire army of fighting men. |
8 The children of Ammon came out, and put the battle in array at the entrance of the gate: and the Syrians of Zobah and of Rehob, and the men of Tob and Maacah, were by themselves in the field. | 8 The Ammonites came out and drew up in battle formation at the entrance to their city gate, while the Arameans of Zobah and Rehob and the men of Tob and Maacah were by themselves in the open country. |
9 Now when Joab saw that the battle was set against him before and behind, he chose of all the choice men of Israel, and put them in array against the Syrians: | 9 Joab saw that there were battle lines in front of him and behind him; so he selected some of the best troops in Israel and deployed them against the Arameans. |
10 The rest of the people he committed into the hand of Abishai his brother; and he put them in array against the children of Ammon. | 10 He put the rest of the men under the command of Abishai his brother and deployed them against the Ammonites. |
11 He said, If the Syrians be too strong for me, then you shall help me; but if the children of Ammon be too strong for you, then I will come and help you. | 11 Joab said, "If the Arameans are too strong for me, then you are to come to my rescue; but if the Ammonites are too strong for you, then I will come to rescue you. |
12 Be of good courage, and let us play the man for our people, and for the cities of our God: and Yahweh do that which seems him good. | 12 Be strong and let us fight bravely for our people and the cities of our God. The LORD will do what is good in his sight." |
13 So Joab and the people who were with him drew near to the battle against the Syrians: and they fled before him. | 13 Then Joab and the troops with him advanced to fight the Arameans, and they fled before him. |
14 When the children of Ammon saw that the Syrians were fled, they likewise fled before Abishai, and entered into the city. Then Joab returned from the children of Ammon, and came to Jerusalem. | 14 When the Ammonites saw that the Arameans were fleeing, they fled before Abishai and went inside the city. So Joab returned from fighting the Ammonites and came to Jerusalem. |
15 When the Syrians saw that they were put to the worse before Israel, they gathered themselves together. | 15 After the Arameans saw that they had been routed by Israel, they regrouped. |
16 Hadarezer sent, and brought out the Syrians who were beyond the River: and they came to Helam, with Shobach the captain of the host of Hadarezer at their head. | 16 Hadadezer had Arameans brought from beyond the River; they went to Helam, with Shobach the commander of Hadadezer's army leading them. |
17 It was told David; and he gathered all Israel together, and passed over the Jordan, and came to Helam. The Syrians set themselves in array against David, and fought with him. | 17 When David was told of this, he gathered all Israel, crossed the Jordan and went to Helam. The Arameans formed their battle lines to meet David and fought against him. |
18 The Syrians fled before Israel; and David killed of the Syrians [the men of] seven hundred chariots, and forty thousand horsemen, and struck Shobach the captain of their host, so that he died there. | 18 But they fled before Israel, and David killed seven hundred of their charioteers and forty thousand of their foot soldiers. He also struck down Shobach the commander of their army, and he died there. |
19 When all the kings who were servants to Hadarezer saw that they were put to the worse before Israel, they made peace with Israel, and served them. So the Syrians feared to help the children of Ammon any more. | 19 When all the kings who were vassals of Hadadezer saw that they had been defeated by Israel, they made peace with the Israelites and became subject to them. So the Arameans were afraid to help the Ammonites anymore. |
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Anybody got any good reference pics for the hazeroth class raider pics? I only can find that side view of one in the main book. I ask mainly cause I find it weird that there is so few pics for one.
hazeroth class raider pics?
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Posted 29 March 2010 - 11:54 PM
Also that my group has gotten a raider and yet there is like no pics for them or for that matter much info on the ship.
Posted 13 April 2010 - 04:40 AM
I was wondering as well and when I saw your post I thought i'd share this.
I found this interesting exchange in a RANDOM message board
That led me to these pics on the gw site, note the center ship, I think this is a Hazeroth...
Posted 17 April 2010 - 07:49 PM
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That led me to these pics on the gw site, note the center ship, I think this is a Hazeroth...
Looks about right for the one shown in Lure of the Expanse. The Chains of Dusk, shown on page 135.
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Looks about right for the one shown in Lure of the Expanse. The Chains of Dusk, shown on page 135.
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Yeah, I saw that today, kinda wish they did that in the main book though :/ oh well. My group was kinda hoping that the ship was the one on the left in the pic of Battlefleet Gothic Rogue Trader Escort ships (the xenos one). They're kinda upset that they have an ugly ship, but whatever. Now to do some Hazeroth art or something.
Posted 21 April 2010 - 03:48 PM
Next time they get their heads handed to them in a space battle have the ship exterior rebuilt to cosmetically resemble a different ship. Could be a good time to adventure on a forgeworld for a few months while they refit the old girl.
Posted 22 June 2010 - 01:51 PM
Well to help your players out some...being a BFG player thats the Rogue Traders armed cargo vessel, obviously not all together suited as a raider, the recommisioned vessel to the right would be the better as a Hazeroth Raider in looks and the fact that BFG Mag-19 gives it a weapons batt. of 2 compared to the armed cargo's of 1.
Posted 08 July 2010 - 04:02 PM
The thing to remember is that ALL of those escorts could be Hazeroths, because unlike the other hulls it's not a single pattern but a classifacation of ships with similar charicteristics.
That aside, I've always said that the "rogue trader escort" on the left is a Hazeroth.
Posted 29 December 2011 - 01:17 PM
look at the speed and description of the hazeroth class...it´s not that in the middle.....for sure........choose left or right..i would prefer left, cause it looks realy fast and different and that right...heavy modified sword class
Posted 20 January 2012 - 06:50 AM
The one in the middle does match the one pic we do have of the class. So I would say it is indeed the one in the middle.


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It's a cool mechanic, so it serves as a proof of concept that people enjoy it but the game lacks any real wow factor to be honest. I played the first couple of levels like "Okay, this is different, cool" and the rest just becomes "Oh, I just jump from this platform to the higher one exactly like before... Wow...". The addition of spikes doesn't really help because I've seen that mechanic done way too many times before and it's just plain boring. My time is too valuable to me to spend time jumping, dieing and restarting.
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A salute to you, Brett. You have create such an interesting and challenging game. I loved the idea of yours and enjoyed completing the levels. I wish you luck for your upcoming projects(if any).
Best regards Ultimate Brettpenzer: (Dec 22 2011, 1:23 pm)
thanks, well that's the aim of the game. i will try and get back on this project just i have a very small ammount of internet access.
-Thanks Brett Damonp: (Dec 12 2011, 4:01 pm)
Fun game, but a little too challenging. tone down the difficulty(maybe remove those annoying trap doors in the wrong spots, too)and you should have it.
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