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THE HOLY SPIRIT Gen. 1:1-2, 2:7 I John 2: 1-6 John 14: 15-21 Acts 2:4 Rev. Nelson Weller I don"t suppose you have been counting, but we have used the words "Holy Spirit" a number of times during this service as we do during every worship service. I just read a scripture lesson, where the Holy Spirit is called a "Counselor", and that is my text today. The Holy Spirit is the agent God used to bring the church into being and it is the Holy Spirit who daily works within our lives. So we should be aware of his work. Yet of all Christian doctrines, this is one that is easier to believe in than to define. If we were to answer in 1000 words or more the question, "Who is the Holy Spirit?" all of us would have trouble, including me. Most likely we would have trouble finding 100 words to describe the Holy Spirit. There is an old story that years ago before an All Star baseball game the American League pitchers were discussing how to pitch to Stan Musial, who was the greatest hitter in the National League. Yogi Berra, a man known for his wit and insight, said to the pitchers, "You guys are trying to figure out in 15 minutes what no one has figured out in 15 years." By the same token, my attempting to define the Holy Spirit this morning in some 20 minutes, is trying to do something that people have not been able to do in 20 centuries. Perhaps the simplest answer would be to say, "The Holy Spirit is another name for God." Any time we use the word Spirit with a capital "S", we could just as well use the word, "God." That is simple, but there are times in scripture when "Spirit" is used, that are not that simple. So maybe we could say the Holy Spirit is God"s way of working with us; God"s way of showing His intangible connection with His creation. You have a fine example of this in the creation story, where you have the words, "In the beginning, the Spirit of God was moving over the waters." In that same account, you have the thought that it was God"s spirit that brought order to the chaos. One example used over the years might mean something today; it is comparing God"s Spirit to sunlight. The idea works better on a cold, wintery day, when you walk out into the sunlight and feel its warmth in spite of the cold. But, I think you can get the same feeling today if you were to stand out in the sunlight. The sun is 95 million miles away, a distance we have trouble grasping, yet, we can actually feel its presence. God"s presence works the same way and what we feel is His Spirit. Another scripture passage that relates comes from John"s gospel, where Jesus speaks of how "the Father loves the son and the son loves the Father." It is not something we think about much, but nowhere does scripture record the thought that the Father loves the Spirit or the Son loves the Holy Spirit. But we do understand the thought that the Spirit is divine love, the love that flows between the Father and Son; that the Spirit is the bond that binds the Father and Son into the Godhead. The Spirit is also the bond that binds all of creation with the Creator. The Spirit brings God to us and takes us to God. I do not think it is hard to understand that "Holy Spirit" can be another name for God. But that last thought, about the work of the Spirit, needs expanding. It is the Spirit"s activities which are involved, when we begin to think of God influencing human behavior and actions. I do not think most of us remember our Confirmation classes, how the Holy Spirit is referred to as "the Lord and Giver of life," "as the guide and director of human activities." This is one of the earliest ideas in terms of the Spirit"s human involvement. In Genesis 2, we read how God breathed His Spirit into us, and that breath or Spirit, (and the word is the same in Hebrew, Ru-ach), that ruach is that which sets us apart from all the rest of creation. You have another example of this thought in today"s scripture, where we read, "I will pray the Father, and He will give you another Counselor, to be with you forever." Think how much that thought resembles Jesus" last words to the disciples just before His ascension, "As the Father has sent me, even so I send you. And when He had said this, He breathed on them and said to them, "Receive the Holy Spirit."" In these passages our Lord repeated the same action taken by God at the creation of human beings. The Spirit was given to empower the disciples and He will work in and thru their actions. Implied in that idea is the thought that our intellectual, moral and religious abilities come to us as a result of God giving us the Spirit. To me, this is saying the Spirit"s coming to us is actually what makes us human. This brings us to a very important and practical consideration. If the Spirit is another name for God, and the Spirit is the divine influence that directs human activity, then how can we be sure when something is the work of the Spirit and when it is not? Over the years it has been very easy for people to attribute all kinds of activities to the Spirit"s direction. But we have to know if it is the Spirit"s will or the actions of a willful spirit to be sure. There is a story about a group of women who went to President Lincoln to get him to follow a course of action they wanted. They made a very elaborate presentation about how Lincoln had been made an appointed minister of God to bring this about. He ended the interview thusly, "I won"t argue this matter with you ladies, but I would suggest you consider, if the Lord had appointed me to do the work you indicate, don"t you think He would have communicated some awareness of that fact to me as well as to you?" How often do we read or hear about some negative action being taken and the person justifies their action by saying, "It is the will of God?" Actually, knowing if something was of God or not was one of the early problems experienced by the Church. In I John you have this passage, "And by this we may be sure that we know Him, if we keep His commandments. He who says I know Him, but disobeys His commandments is a Liar and the truth is not in him, but whoever keeps His word, in him truly love for God is perfected. He who abides in Him ought to walk in the same way in which He walked." Simply put, if what is being suggested or being done does not match what Jesus did, and what He taught, it cannot be of Him and therefore of the Spirit. God is love, and love does not act in a violent way, so if someone claiming to be following directions from the Spirit acts in a violent way, we can easily say that action is not of the Spirit. We may justify some of our violent actions, but we will never be able to say those actions were of the Spirit, no matter what our justification. A second test comes from II Cor. 3:17 where Paul writes, "Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of God is, there is freedom." I personally apply this test to such things as social movements and trends and the like because I have seen the rise of a number of programs and governments that claim to be bringing about some kind of freedom for its people, and therefore claim support. However, when they get into power they suppress the freedom of all those who do not agree with them. A prime example in the news today is Zimbabwe. To me, such action can hardly be of the Spirit. Of course, thinking like that puts us in a bind, as you may have to support such an idea until it takes over and then it may be too late to make a judgment. We do not live in isolation and I think we have had enough examples in our lives that if we want to judge, we can do a fairly good job of it. If we are stuck, we can always turn to Paul"s thoughts in Galatians, where we are told the fruits of the Spirit are: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. When these are present then I think we might be able to say this or that is of the Spirit. If we need a further test, look at the flip side of Paul"s coin, for he also says that the fruits which come when the Spirit is not present are: immorality, impurity, licentiousness, idolatry, sorcery, enmity, strife, jealousy, anger, selfishness, dissension, party spirit, envy, drunkenness, carousing, and the like. I think if we use these two lists, we can tell if something is of the Spirit or not. A boy, who grew up in a very emotional church group where speaking in tongues and jumping up and around showed the Spirit"s presence, once asked his mother if it was always the Spirit who took possession of such people. The mother, not wishing to put anyone down replied, it was not how loud they shouted or how high they jumped that mattered. What showed the Spirit was what they did after they landed. Jesus said, "By our fruits we will be known," and Paul gave us two lists of things that we should or should not have within us to show that we are connected to God by His Spirit. If we have the qualities from the first list our definitions and doctrines of the Holy Spirit will not be so important because we will be positioned in such a way that the sunlight of God will be shining on us by way of His Spirit; and we will know this to be a fact, because we will be radiating that love onto all those around us. Amen
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Surrogate catch-22 frustrates parents
New parents Mike Olson and Lisa Seel say they're trapped in a bureaucratic nightmare, trying to get the Province of Manitoba to recognize they are the parents of their own infant twins, Kai and Keenan.
"It's so silly and so frustrating," says Olson. "We've been through so much already."
The Charleswood couple tried for seven years to conceive a child. Repeated in-vitro and fertility treatments failed. Seel was worn out physically and emotionally.
Then her sister, Averill Stephenson, made them an offer. Stephenson and her husband Brennan, already the parents of two boys, said she would carry the couple's embryos. After a round of physical and psychological counselling, the procedure was approved. Thirty eggs were fertilized. By the time the date of the implantation arrived, only two were viable.
Stephenson underwent a round of hormone therapy to prepare for pregnancy. She says she volunteered because she knew her sister and brother-in-law would be terrific parents.
Both embryos were implanted. A blood test confirmed the pregnancy. Stephenson drove to her sister's house.
"I came to the door and said, 'We're having a baby!' "
Olson says they were overwhelmed.
"We'd been trying for so long."
The boys were born Dec. 24, 2012 in an emergency C-section. Kai, the smaller twin, wasn't moving much during a Christmas Eve ultrasound. Doctors opted for the surgery. The boys were almost 11 weeks premature.
The parenthood problems began at St. Boniface Hospital. Seel and Stephenson say the staff were terrific but had never faced a case like theirs.
"I went in and said, 'I'm the surrogate mom and this is the mother and father,' " Stephenson says. "We knew it was an unusual situation."
Olson and Seel were in the delivery room. Brennan Stephenson sat this one out. "I wasn't involved to that extent," he laughs.
The hospital put Stephenson's last name on the boy's wrist bracelets. She persuaded the nursing staff to give Olson and Seel bracelets so they could visit their sons in the intensive-care unit.
But the hospital entered the twins under Stephenson's medical number. When they visit their pediatrician, the records show their aunt's last name. As far as the government is concerned, Averill and Brennan Stephenson are the parents.
The two couples signed a legal surrogacy agreement, but their lawyer made some mistakes. They've been unable to correct them. Stephenson receives her sister's child tax credit. Olson isn't eligible for maternity leave. Legally, she isn't the mother of her fraternal twins.
Stephenson says someone from the Department of Vital Statistics called her in January saying there was a problem registering the twins. "I tried to explain they weren't my twins," she says. "They said if they came out of me, they were mine and Brennan was the father because he's my husband. He had nothing to do with this!"
The new parents have hired another lawyer to petition the courts to change Kai and Kennan's birth certificate to recognize them as the parents.
"It's very frustrating," says Seel, tears forming in her tired eyes. "We were at the NICU every day. It's frustrating not being recognized as the real parents."
Olson nods.
"It's a huge pain, and we don't need any more things to take up our time and our money."
The other, completely ridiculous option, would be for the Stephensons to arrange to have the birth parents adopt their own children privately.
Part of the legal wrangling now involves the Stephensons proving they are legally married. Their wedding was registered in their church but not through Vital Statistics.
"We have to get that straightened out so we can prove Brennan's my husband to prove he's the father even though he's not," says Averill Stephenson.
Despite their frustrations, the young parents are so grateful they have the children they wanted so desperately. They cradle the boys tenderly while their aunt looks on.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition May 7, 2013 A5
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Iran on Sunday unveiled their new cruise missile that it claimed would extend the Islamic Republic's potential range to 2,500 kilometers, placing cities like Budapest, Warsaw and Athens within striking difference. Their intercontinental ballistic missiles are not part of the nuclear talks with Iran, we are told. Tehran has refused to include their growing missile-development program as part of the negotiations. It is not any part of the deal, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reminded us last week in his speech to Congress.
The Soumar missile, as it is known in Iran, is a copy of the Soviet Kh-55 which was stolen from the Ukraine in 2001 and apparently reverse engineered in Iran. It flies at low altitude and is thus hard for radar to detect. The payload is reportedly in the 200-kilogram range, not yet capable of delivering a nuclear device. It does, however raise the question of U.S. plans to station missile defense systems in Europe. Russia has long contended that Iranian missiles threaten neither Europe nor the U.S.. This is an interesting development, if it was taken without Russian consent.
Back when he as a mere candidate, Barack Obama said that diplomacy with rogue regimes was an important issue "The notion that somehow not talking to countries is punishment to them… is ridiculous,' he declared in 2007. "If countries like Iran are willing to unclench their fist, they will find an extended hand from us," he told Al-Arabiya. He has been so determined on a deal that he hasn't let anything stand in the way — not Congress, not our allies, and especially not the facts.
Unfortunately, the State Department does not conduct after-action reports, forcing participants to confront their mistakes, like the Army does. The State Department has no clear metrics for such measurement. Michael Rubin notes that:
Too many American diplomats dismiss the need to consider mistakes. Instead, many are committed to the belief that talking is a cost-free, risk-free strategy. Testifying before the Senate in support of Obama's outreach to Iran, Nicholas Burns, the second undersecretary of state for foreign affairs under George W. Bush, promised, "We will be no worse off if we try diplomacy and fail."
We project our American understandings onto other countries with different cultures — who see entering into discussions as a weak response, and lifting the sanctions as complete surrender. Ignorance of an adversary's true intentions can kill. Obama seems to believe that Iranians are reasonable people who really want the same things we do. Obama's foolish rush into a deal with Iran would be disastrous.
Every U.S. administration has attempted to bring Iran into the family of nations in spite of its rhetoric and in spite of its actions. It's hard for nations who yearn for peace to understand those that yearn for the apocalypse. In the year before Obama agreed to talks with Iran, the Iranian economy had shrunk by 5.4 percent. To bring them to the table, Obama has released more than $11 billion to Iran. The only two times Iran has reversed course after swearing to a course of no compromises have been when Iran was close to collapse. Michael Rubin says — Only one thing will deter Iran: "forcing the regime to choose between its nuclear ambition and its survival." Pretending to delay them for ten years is pathetic.
Does Obama think his deal will deter Iran? Does he believe that ten years will let him off the hook? Or does he simply have no understanding of the consequences of his actions nor consider the possibility that he might indeed be wrong.
Filed under: Israel, Middle East, Terrorism | Tags: Iran, Islamist Turkey, Israel
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What's going on with Israel? World governments are busily condemning Israel over the flotilla incident in which Israeli soldiers, boarding a ship attempting to breach the completely legal blockade of Gaza, were attacked, beaten, and in danger of their lives.
The lead ship of the flotilla, a Turkish ship — the Mavi Marmara — manned by "peace activists" who advertised themselves as "adhering to nonviolence and nonviolent resistance on word and deed at all times." The "peace activists" were waiting with knives, metal clubs, slingshots with steel balls and fire bombs. All the usual people were shocked! shocked! A deliberate provocation, staged with all sorts of planning by the phony peace activist pals of Hamas, turned into the hysterical headlines the organizers were looking for.
As Victor Davis Hanson said:
Turkey thought that the Gaza flotilla would be yet another clever way of confronting Israel: They would hype the hoped-for "overreaction," then posture as regional defender of the faith to the world's outraged Muslims. However, as more details of the incident emerge, more and more suspicion is falling on Turkish interests that seem to have gone out of their way to stage a violent encounter in order to showcase Turkey's new Mideast role.
At the Wall Street Journal, Daniel Henninger added:
The world's peoples may pay soon for their leaders' display of such a disproportionate double standard. Recall that the other, recent instance when the world's governments deployed their collective authority and wrath was last June, against Lilliputian Honduras. The conclusion is inescapable: The smaller the problem, the larger the world powers' output of hot air. But if a problem is large or difficult—especially if the problem is nuclear—they blink and deflate, and will do so repeatedly. Example: It emerged this week that the International Atomic Energy Agency believes Iran is pursuing higher-enriched uranium and "the development of a nuclear payload for a missile." The world yawns. Or hides.
Now Iran is threatening to send their Revolutionary Guard navy to safeguard another flotilla attempting to break the blockade. The completely legal blockade conducted by Israel and Egypt. Egypt too is threatened by Hamas. The United States appears weak and indecisive, and enemies are always ready to take advantage of weakness. Obama sort of said he would stand with Israel, while offering undeserved condolences to Turkey and insisting on an investigation. This is what other nations understand as weakness. And belligerents often overestimate weakness.
The present government of Turkey, led by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is attempting a new Mideast role, reestablishing its long ago role as leader of the Ottoman empire. The world's powers feel free to pile on relatively small isolated nations. They "find it easier to be blowhards than statesmen," said Dan Henninger. "And that means we have a problem."
Filed under: Foreign Policy, Islam, Middle East, Terrorism | Tags: Freedom, Hezbollah, Iran, Islamic Radicals
From the Associated Press, dated May 15, 2010.
TEHRAN, Iran —A radical cleric called Saturday for the creation of a "Greater Iran" that would rule over the entire Middle East and Central Asia, in an event that he said would herald the coming of Islam's expected messiah.
Ayatollah Mohammad Bagher Kharrazi said the creation of what he calls an Islamic United States is a central aim of the political party he leads called Hezbollah, or Party of God, and that he hoped to make it a reality if they win the next presidential election.
Mr. Kharrazi's comments reveal the thinking of a growing number of hard-liners in Iran, many of whom have become more radical during the post-election political crisis and the international standoff over the country's nuclear program. Mr. Kharrazi, however, isn't highly influential in Iran's clerical hierarchy and his views don't represent those of the current government.
Mn hmm. And U.S. Attorney General Erik Holder just cannot bring himself to say the words "Radical Islam." Just fills you with confidence. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano blames Americans (those violent tea party types) first, and calls 9/11 a "Man-Caused Disaster." A disaster it was, but this kind of language — weak, pandering, politically correct, simply avoids not just clear thinking, but thought. What it says to the rest of the world is"weak." And that is not a good message to send.
We have an administration that cannot seem to grasp the reality of Islamic radicalism, pressing for month after month for talks with a government that has been leading their followers in shouts of "Death to Israel" and "Death to America" steadily ever since 1979. Even fairly obvious clues just don't register with some people.
Still, even President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Thursday that he expects the government which follows his to be "ten times more revolutionary."
Filed under: Freedom, Islam, Middle East | Tags: Iran, Status of Women, UN Human Rights Circus
The United Nations is a remarkable organization in many bizarre ways:
Without fanfare, the United Nations this week elected Iran to its Commission on the Status of Women, handing a four-year seat on the influential human rights body to a theocratic state in which stoning is enshrined in law and lashings are required for women judged "immodest."
Just days after Iran abandoned a high-profile bid for a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council, it began a covert campaign to claim a seat on the Commission on the Status of Women, which is "dedicated exclusively to gender equality and advancement of women," according to its website.
And back home, Tehran's police chief said a national crackdown on opposition sympathizers would be extended to women who have been deemed to be violating the spirit of Islamic laws. He said:
The public expects us to act firmly and swiftly if we see any social misbehavior by women, and men, who defy our Islamic values. In some areas of north Tehran we can see many suntanned women and young girls who look like walking mannequins.We are not going to tolerate this situation and will first warn those found in this manner and then arrest and imprison them.
Well, there you go. Human rights. Words fail me.
Filed under: Foreign Policy, National Security, Statism, Terrorism | Tags: Democrat Demagogues, Iran, Nuclear Summit
President Obama has checked off another little item on his list. He has saved the world from the horrors of nuclear weapons. As The Washington Post's Dana Milbank began his piece today:
World leaders arriving in Washington for President Obama's Nuclear Security Summit must have felt for a moment that they had instead been transported to Soviet-era Moscow.
They entered a capital that had become a military encampment, with camo-wearing military police in Humvees and enough Army vehicles to make it look like a May Day parade on New York Avenue, where a bicyclist was killed Monday by a National Guard Truck.
In the middle of it all was Obama — occupant of an office once informally known as "leader of the free world" — putting on a clinic for some of the world's greatest dictators in how to circumvent a free press.
Reporters for foreign outlets, admitted for the first time to the White House Press pool were ushered out after Obama's eight-minute opening statement — which ended with the words: "I'm going to ask that we take a few moments to allow the press to exit before our first session."
Obama's official schedule for Tuesday would have pleased China's Central Committee. Excerpts: "The President will attend the Heads of Delegation working lunch. This lunch is closed press. . . . The President will meet with Prime Minster Erdogan of Turkey. This meeting is closed press. . . . The President will attend Plenary Session II of the Nuclear Security Summit. This session is closed press."
President Transparency has believed since his undergraduate days in the Nuclear Freeze movement, that nuclear weapons kill people. So he has signed a START treaty with Russia to reduce nuclear weapons — that includes a long list of just when Moscow will ignore the treaty. The Russians were apparently adamant about excluding tactical weapons, where they have a 10-1 advantage, from the treaty.
The big Nuke Summit doesn't yield much of anything at all. Canada and Chile agreed to send some uranium to the United States. ( We were really worried about Canada). The Ukraine will send some to Russia. Obama insulted some more allies and bowed to despots once again.
And surprise, surprise, our greatest nuclear threat is not addressed at all by the uranium transfers announced with such fanfare. One would think that someone in the administration might take seriously Iran's announced threat to America, Israel,and Europe, but that might take something more than pretty speeches, and summit meetings that promise to meet once again — just like the eternal and useless climate meetings.
The threat of Islamic terrorists getting hold of nuclear weapons more likely comes from Iran, Pakistan or North Korea than any other source. But this was not addressed at all. Of course if we actually got any nuclear material from one of the 47 nations in attendance, what would we do with it? We have no place to put it, since President Obama shut down Yucca Mountain.
But is our greatest threat terrorists? Or is it the mullahs who lead the chant of "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" and proudly announce how many centrifuges they have operating? And does President Transparency have any intention of doing anything at all about Iran? Even encouraging the dissidents who want to overthrow the government? Didn't think so. Big speeches, not open to the press, are more his speed, and banning words like jihad, and Islam, and terrorist.
Filed under: Foreign Policy, Law, Military, National Security, Terrorism | Tags: Iran, Nuclear Disarmament, Protecting America, Russia
A full one-third of terrorist attacks in the United States since 9/11 have occurred in 2009, under Obama's watch. Just mentioning.
There is a segment of the population that believes that if people of good will would just sit down together and decide to end war, then we would have eternal peace. And so it is with violence, if we would just renounce violence, then no one would be violent anymore. They believe in community, and communes. We can all just live together in harmony, sharing the work and the rewards, sharing everything. That always works out well.
President Obama has a vision of a world without nuclear weapons. Apparently it has taken a year and 150 meetings to translate his vision into a policy prescription known as the Nuclear Posture Review. It took a while to wear down those within the administration who were opposed to actually disarming the United States.
President Obama feels quite comfortable criticizing our friends and telling them how to behave. Our enemies require coddling. A treaty seems to be the end game, although treaties are only words. James Carafano reminds us of some of the history of World War I.
That global conflict was billed as "the war to end all wars." The Versailles Treaty was meant to seal the deal. But its words couldn't stop the German military.
The treaty aimed to prevent Germany from producing cutting-edge weaponry. The Kaiser's U-boats, for example, had taken a dreadful toll during the war.
So the treaty forbid all future "construction and purchase of all underwater vessels, even for commercial purposes … in Germany." The Germans consequently used foreign dummy corporations to build and test their new and improved U-boat designs while Karl Doenitz developed the "wolf pack" tactics that would make Nazi submarines the scourge of the Atlantic during World War II.
The treaty also placed great restrictions on German air forces. It said nothing, however, about rockets or missiles. Wernher Von Braun brought that loophole to the attention of the German high command. In turn, it bankrolled development of the world's first military missile — the A4. During World War II, 3,000 of them rained down on Britain.
Measuring intentions is an important part of negotiating any treaty. Yet this basic tenet of foreign policy seems to elude our current administration. Case in point: the new arms control treaty the president plans to sign.
President Obama believes that reducing nuclear arms in concert with Moscow is the first step on the "road to zero." Unfortunately, the Russians don't.
Moscow sees its nuclear weapons as the cornerstone of its defense. Moreover, its unspoken threat of nuclear attack is central to the success of its foreign policy. Significantly diminishing those resources is the last thing Russia plans on doing.
Moscow does, however, want to see the U.S. nuclear deterrent reduced to an equal footing with its mediocre might. It also wants U.S. conventional strike capabilities and missile defense to be on the table.
The Ayatollahs in Tehran want nuclear weapons badly. They see them as giving Iran a pre-eminent place in the Middle East, and control of the region. The White House is still talking about sanctions, but they are too little and too late. The 'Green Movement's"efforts to discredit the regime deserved our support. The lessons that the Iranian regime has learned is that they can do whatever they want and we will not impose any price.
We now face what once we thought unthinkable, a nuclear armed Iran. A world much more dangerous and unstable. Ronald Reagan didn't have to threaten war, he only needed to fire the air traffic controllers. It is not the words of the fine speeches that influence our adversaries and competitors, but our actions and behavior. Obama doesn't come off as exactly a tower of strength.
Filed under: Democrat Corruption, Liberalism, National Security, Terrorism | Tags: Hubris, Iran, Vice President Joe Biden
Vice President Joe Biden recently announced that he didn't think that the terrorists were able to pull off another attack like the attack on the twin towers on 9/11. "They are, in fact, not able to do anything remotely like they were able to do in the past." And the Iraq War was lost many moons ago and anyway it should be divided into three states.
Press secretary Robert Gibbs assured us that Iran's claims about nuclear enrichment were not matched by reality.
"The Iranian nuclear program has undergone a series of problems throughout the year; we do not believe they have the capability to enrich to the degree to which they now say they are enriching.
The notably reluctant UN just belatedly announced that the Iranian theocracy is focused very seriously on obtaining a warhead.
Victor Davis Hanson notes in a post at the Corner:
This administration has a particularly bad record of prognostication (cf. last year's assurances on the unemployment rate, the number of jobs saved or created, the size of the deficit, etc.).
This administration has an even worse record of consistency, e.g., former fat cats on Wall Street are now wealth producers; once-taboo nuclear power is now viable; KSM will/will not be tried in New York; previously anti-Constitutional protocols from renditions, tribunals and wiretaps to Predators, Iraq, and Guantanamo are now apparently acceptable anti-terrorism methodologies. I am sure that, if need be, they with blithely and without embarrassment offer us a new narrative in which, in fact, al-Qaeda is still dangerous in the 9/11 sense and Iran is most assuredly is close to getting a bomb.
This is usually called "hubris." Joe Biden's most consistent record is one of being wrong on almost everything. He said Dick Cheney has not given President Obama credit for killing dozens of al Qaeda leaders in what he characterized as a more aggressive fight against terrorism than was waged under the Bush administration. One of Vice President Cheney's consistent criticisms it that Obama is not treating the fight against terrorism as a war.
Biden responded: "The President of the United States said in the State of the Union, 'We're at war with al Qaeda.' He stated this — and by the way, we're pursuing that war with a vigor like it's never been seen before."
In the meantime, the Iraq War has — a new name. No longer Operation Iraqi Freedom, the Obama administration has decided to call it "Operation New Dawn." Defense Secretary Gates said:
Gates writes that by changing the name at the same time as the change of mission — the scheduled withdrawal of U.S. combat troops — the US is sending "a strong signal that Operation IRAQI FREEDOM has ended and our forces are operating under a new mission."
The move, Gates writes, "also presents opportunities to synchronize strategic communication initiatives, reinforce our commitment to honor the Security Agreement, and recognize our evolving relationship with the Government of Iraq."
As Jonah Goldberg said " I guess "Operation Defend Biden's Gaffe" was too blunt.


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David Icke has just made another video, of himself talking on Croatian television. For once he had something intelligent to say, but will anybody listen?
The problem with blaming every terrorist atrocity and financial catastrophe in the world on shape-shifting aliens or the
Grand Conspiracy
is that when you have something intelligent to say, people are not inclined to listen.
Last November, David Icke spoke for two hours on mainstream television in Croatia; he - or someone - has has just posted some extracts to YouTube, also check out his
caveat emptor!
As usual, he blames 9/11 on the American Government, the CIA, British Intelligence
and Uncle Tom Cobbley and all
And of course, Osama Bin Laden died in 2001. He hints that the Navy SEALs who
killed Bin Laden
(although they didn't) were themselves murdered by the unnameable dark forces of the Illuminati, the giant lizards from outer space, or whoever is actually running the world and trying to bring about this global dictatorship which apparently they have installed already in all but name. This is bad news even for the servants of the New World Order, including of course Navy SEALs.
We know now that Osama Bin Laden was not directly responsible for 9/11, and may indeed have had no direct connection with it at all. Although we - meaning all of us - refer routinely to Al-Qaeda,
no such organisation exists
, not in the same sense as the IRA exists; there
an Al-Qaeda, an Islamist movement or whatever you want to call it, but it exists only in the same way as say the Green Movement. The big difference is that with a few tiny exceptions, green organisations, local, national and international, can operate openly and even set up office in your local high street; terrorist groups can't do that, for obvious reasons.
According to Icke, last year's nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi, Japan was deliberate, and was perpetrated or assisted by the Mossad. Wait a minute, wasn't there the little matter of a
here? Uh huh, and guess who caused that?
Green light bulbs are part of the conspiracy, and climate change is demonstrably ludicrous. Let's take this last one. There are now close to 7 billion human beings on this planet; every single one of them pollutes in some way. Vast areas of forest have been and are continuing to be chopped down. In many countries, cities stretch into connurbations and go on for miles and miles. Cities are hotter than their surrounding countrysides, because concrete and asphalt absord heat more slowly and release it so. Try
this on
for size. In Britain, we are running out of landfill sites.
Has Icke never heard of the dust bowls of the 1930s?
Woody Guthrie
wrote a who series of ballads about them. How about
The Social and Environmental Effects of Large Dams
, a massive study by Edward Goldsmith and Nicholas Hildyard? Extracts from this can be found on the
Edward Goldsmith tribute site
. How about Deep Water Horizon, ever heard of that, or the people like
Hands Across The Sand
who are campaigning against the madness of offshore drilling? What effect has that vast quantity of oil had on delicate eco-systems? Some suggest it may have damaged the Gulf Stream or had other effects on the Atlantic which we will not be able to detect for many years.
There has been a smog hanging over Los Angeles for decades; what effect does smog have on temperature, David? Or on people's health? Or on the flora and fauna? Still claim climate change is a myth? It is possible to argue the extent or climate change, but surely no rational human being can even suggest that nothing Man has ever done or will do can alter the climate in any way, manner, shape or form at any time.
As everything David Icke says documented here so far is nonsense, is he worth listening to at all? You bet he is. For one thing, he understands how the financial system works, and what needs to be done to rectify it. He also understands the threat we all face from Big Brother on both an international and a local scale, but instead of attributing this to greedy banksters, manipulative politicians and control freak bureaucrats/civil servants/apparatchiks...he blames it all on the global conspirators.
Icke should take a look at how the thugs of the
TSA operate
, or perhaps he hasn't seen the footage of a sixty something year old Pamela Somerville having her faced smashed and her eye
permanently damaged
by a uniformed thug twice her size after strong arming her to a police cell. The problem isn't simply at the top of the pyramid, it's at the bottom as well.
Yes, we know these groups exist, they are now out in the open, indeed, they have been forced out into the open; back in the 1980s,
right wing conspiracy theorists
were laughed at and ridiculed when they wrote about the
, the Council on Foreign Relations and the Creature for Jekyll Island. Now, anti-globalists of all shades talk about nothing else, and the people who run them have set up their own websites and come up with a new line, namely that they are really only elitist think tanks. In 2007, the CFR
invited Angelina Jolie
to join. Why? Because of her outstanding academic prowess, or because she is just the sort of dupe that fits in with the globalist agenda? She is a woman who goes around the world adopting kids from all ethnic backgrounds while promoting the universal brotherhood of man.
This is the big selling point for world government: peace, friendship, brotherhood and the elimination of war. How can war be avoided? Only if there is one government for all, but as the poet Jay Ramsay pointed out, the price of distance is death. A one-world government means totally centralised power, a global currency, and faceless bureaucrats hundreds or thousands of miles away, and in some cases on the other side of the world, telling us all what we can do and what we can't, while the banksters continue to create credit out of thin air and add to the debts of nations. This is what David Cameron
rebelled against
earlier this month when he refused to subjugate British interests to European interests. European indeed.
David Icke understands this, he understands that the globalists want to federate Europe, Africa and the world, a process that would require among other things the destruction of the United States, wiping it off the map by merging it into a North American Union with Canada and Mexico, a process that has been going on for some time totally unreported by the mainstream media. Icke has a great message, but only if he shuts up talking about
Rothschild Zionism
, 9/11 being an
inside job
and the two deaths of Osama Bin Laden, and talks more about debt-free money and destroying the total surveillance state.
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Don khong is the largest river island in Laos and is located in the Mekong river just before the border to Cambodia.
It´s a nice place to hang out for a few days and chill out.
The pace of life is very slow there and it´s the perfect place to slow down speed for a while.
There are quite a few people living on the island so it´s not like you are on some resort island, but you are among local laotians who make a living mainly from fishing in the river and agriculture.
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I only ate minced frogs. It's not so unusal food for us, since they eat then in Slo. too. Good that people try something different :)
looks lovely - but no, no thank you, not frog - it's against my religion
Hey Bud! Yep, frog would be a bit of a bad taste. Any local beer tips?
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I like it. How about asking Spike to create a forum for discussions on Online Trading?
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Allright! I gotta bite! I'd be more than happy to ask spike about the new forums. I would also be greatly inrerested in U.S. Economy and world news too. I want to learn more about twin deficiets and the shrinking dollar. Is putting a few bucks in a swiss acount in perhaps British pounds while the dollar receeds a better vehicle to obtain return on your money than CD's or Money Markets? I want to talk about this stuff.
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I use a discount broker, but haven't done online trading.
They claim that their systems are well encrypted ...
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While it was a much less sensitive system that they were using, they sure messed up the computer systems of several companies a couple of years ago.
I don't do online banking, bill paying, etc. either - certainly don't disclose credit card info to any agency that I don't know.
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In the U.S. they mostly charge 1.5% or so for equity-based funds, where one has the best opportunity of asset growth.
In Canada they usually charge about 2.5%.
The average growth rate of the market is about 7 - 8%.
Which means that they get something like a fifth to a third of the growth - if their growth rate equals that of the market average.
But - if they do less well ... they get paid anyway.
Seems to me a good idea to buy a fund that buys a cross-section piece of the market, or of various components, such as utilities, financial, oil and gas, mining, etc.
Annual fees are much lower.
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I didn't see this post until the Paul Rudd post linked it. So who thinks Winona's going to be in the short story "Thou Shalt Not Steal?"
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daisymae - i actually read somewhere that she was doing the stealing one. don't know if the publication was joking or not, but there was no sign that they would be.
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So I'm guessing Winona Ryder plays the part for "Thou shalt not steal". LOL
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Mrs Bruns, 54, said she asked for a three-month extension from receivers Cordatus Partners Limited to reach the end of the season, but instead the boathouse and car park will now be boarded up.
She said: "To expect a small family company like mine to up roots in the middle of the season is very difficult. It's incredibly sad that it's come to this."
The redeveloped Castle Mill Boatyard will include a piazza, community centre, housing and facilities for canal boat owners. It is owned by Spring Residential Limited, but after the firm went into administration in 2009, the land has been in the hands of the receivers.
Developer Strategic Iconic Assets Heritage Acquisition Fund (SIAHAF) has applied to Oxford City Council for planning permission, but a decision is not due until the autumn.
College Cruisers had a short-term lease with Spring Residential for the part they had to give up. The company has 30 years left on a separate lease for the rest of the boatyard.
Mrs Bruns said she had long been aware her boatyard was vulnerable to the redevelopment and got planning permission to build a two-storey boathouse for the remainder of the site, which also includes mooring space for about 10 narrowboats.
Construction was put on hold while she awaited the outcome of the Jericho Wharf development, so the company is currently based in temporary cabins.
Mum-of-two Mrs Bruns, who commutes from Stratford-upon-Avon, said she wanted to work with SIAHAF to reach a deal in which she could use the community boatyard facilities and use her experience to help run it.
Jericho Wharf Trust spokesman Peter Stalker said: "We're very disturbed about this and we think it makes no sense at all either for the administrator, developer, business and certainly not for the Jericho community because College Cruisers is an important local business."
Nick Band, spokesman for SIAHAF, said his company had agreed with College Cruisers that it could stay for another six months, but was overruled by the receivers.
He said: "We are dismayed by this action as we were very happy for the company to stay there. When the transaction is complete it can come back."
Cordatus Partners director Mike Channing declined to comment.
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