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Stop Playing With The Router And Drive
by Steve Smith on Nov 29, 10:31 AM
It was about an hour into the four-hour Thanksgiving Eve drive home to family when it became clear Dad was on his way to yet another epic techno-fail. "Do you want me to drive?" my wife asked. "I'm just saying, I don't think you are supposed to be driving while adjusting a router. I can drive and you can play with the flashing thingie all you want." The ordinarily tedious Thanksgiving drive from northern Delaware to northern Jersey to visit both of our clans was supposed to be a grand experiment in mobile connectivity. Not graced with the latest in-car ...
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UltraViolet Lurches Toward All-Access Hollywood
by Steve Smith on Nov 25, 10:56 AM
"You bought the Harry Potter DVD? You don't even like Harry Potter," my wife reminds me -- because apparently I must have forgotten this fact? "Work," I say. In fact, no one in my family even wanted to watch again the underwhelming "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2" when I brought it home on Blu-ray. But I had to buy it. It was that or "Green Lantern." I had limited choices when I wanted to test the new UltraViolet system of giving movie disc buyers multiplatform access to its movies.
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Google's Trojan App
by Steve Smith on Nov 22, 4:38 PM
Well, if the tablet users won't move from Apple to Android, then Google might as well bring its app suite to the iPad. The company issued a major rebuild of its core app for the iPad yesterday that could well challenge Apple and Safari's own control of the Web surfing experience on the device -- and more. From the basic search experience to site previewing and app integration, the new app is a serious play to capture the tablet mindshare Google seems unable to achieve on Android.
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Branded Apps Need to Get Their 'Stories' Straight First
by Steve Smith on Nov 17, 1:04 PM
"Look, honey, I made you into a Heineken Christmas card." Actually, I'd used the company's new holiday app to plant a Halloween photo of my wife into the Heineken Star logo, so it was a ghoulish Christmas card. "Ew. What is the point?" "That's what I'm trying to figure out."
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Warming Up The Old Mobile TV Tubes
by Steve Smith on Nov 15, 12:56 PM
Mobile storytelling may be catching on in my family. Well, I mean mobile stories by my daughter and wife that don't involve tales of my purported gadget zaniness and QR-snapping excesses. My wife still marvels at the fact that we sat one evening last winter in the living room watching the full first episode of "Saturday Night Live" (with George Carlin), which first ran during our respective teens years, on the iPhone.
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Mobile Is the Web We Really Always Wanted All Along
by Steve Smith on Nov 10, 11:07 AM
One of the critical aspects of mobile media, especially tablet-based apps and sites, is their astounding levels of engagement. I will forever recall when Conde Nast's Director of Editorial Operations Rick Levine first shared with me the early stats on tablet magazine app usage months after the iPad first launched. I went back and asked him to confirm that indeed the time spent metrics for these early apps like GQ on iPad really were approaching the hour+-per-issue engagements the magazine industry historically had seen in print. They were true, he assured me and I was not the only one who ...
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Publishers Claim Mobile 'Confidence' -- But Don't Get Cocky, Kid
by Steve Smith on Nov 8, 10:51 AM
While you may not be able to tell by browsing major media brand URLs with your smart phone, 85% of newspapers, magazines and b2b publishers surveyed by the Audit Bureau of Circulation claim they have mobile content of some kind already deployed. The auditing organization for many of the top periodicals says in its new report that the publishing field is maturing rapidly in its adoption of mobile. That 85% of mobile-aware content providers is up from 76% last year, ABC says. I will chalk it up to the sample size (171), but media's mobile savvy is not quite as ...
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Content + Context + Cat Equals Applebee's QR Success
by Steve Smith on Nov 4, 1:24 PM
We finally found a QR code campaign my wife can get behind. Just add a cat. To get Mobile Insider newbies up to speed, my inarguably better half has become the nemesis of mobile 2D codes, because she has to play my wingman during my regular code hunts for meaningful campaigns. She watches my back as I block busy mall routes and appear to be a crazy person snapping cell phone pictures of random walls and signage. The cat that caught her eye this time is for what is hands down the most creative and effective use of mobile codes ...
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A QR Thing: Stuck In Macy's Backstage Door
by Steve Smith on Nov 1, 10:08 AM
"Don't break the Martha Stewart dishes," my wife yell-whispers as I reach across a display in Macy's, phone outstretched, waiting for the QR app to recognize the oh-so-distant code. "You're about to impale yourself on a wooden spoon," she warns. "They have the damned code printed so small and placed so far away, my phone needs a telephoto lens to grab it," I complain. "You're attracting attention," she notes. "I think I pulled something," I mention, figuring that tapping a note of sympathy might mollify her during another one of these embarrassing QR hunts. She is starting to cast apologetic ...
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Because adverse weather conditions prevented us from meeting together Thursday, we will meet in the Cafe at St Paul UMC at 6pm for worship and dinner. We'll reverse the order of our meeting, i.e. we'll eat together after worship. This will be a great opportunity to invite friends who don't usually come to the Gathering.
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Commuters on board a New York subway discovered a dead one-and-a-half-foot shark on the floor under a row of seats around midnight!
The 10 pound shark was said to not be dead for very long since it was still wet with blood around the mouth. Passengers took lots of photographs before the conductor evacuated the carriage and disposed of the shark.
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I was thinking about this as I looked at the standard attack and the sniper shot of my rifle. The tatical officer skill actually increases base damage of these weapons and this got me thinking.
1) Are tatical officers the only ones who get a passive bonus from skills they have spent in ground PvP?
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Finally got to Latitude this year. I was at a conference in the States last year, so missed out (though my wife got to go). Was a little underwhelmed by the lineup initially, but in the end was completely blown away by Slowdive:
Somehow, I never really connected with their albums though I've always loved the sound. This time, though, getting to the Radio6 tent just as the set was starting and hearing that guitar tone and those pulverisingly beautiful breaks of pure sound, I couldn't hold it together. I was in tears, swaying, from the first track. I've heard shoegaze done louder (Death in Vegas; MBV) but never with such depth of emotion. Just … unforgettable.
Other highlights: Goat. What made it even more memorable was the group of English teenage boys who showed up in the tent just as the show was starting. They looked like your average set drifters, dropping by randomly for a sample, but once the band started up, they started dancing with each other – frenetically; relentlessly – and carried on that way for the entire set until they were just drenched in sweat and it was clear they knew all the songs and their presence was anything but random. English teens dancing in unison with anonymous bemasked Swedish women while all hell breaks loose behind, on the stage, everyone lost in the music. Again: unexpected.
And we got to see Teeth of the Sea, Esben and the Witch sound tracking La Antena, Tame Impala, Tinariwen, Mogwai, Siobhan got to boogie down to Hall and Oates and of course we got to experience Albarn in the middle of a ludicrously intense lightning- and rain-storm.
A++ would spend four nights in a tent in a muddy bit of rural Suffolk again.
Speaker: Inequality: Too big to ignore,
Is it just me, or is this report being held to much higher evidential standards by the Very Serious People than supply side economics itself ever was, or "austerity" is now? The Laffer Curve was a freaking napkin doodle, and it continues to hold sway. To see the appalling smugness and unexamined assumptions of the comfortable elites who admire and deploy the Curve, have a read of this. It's truly a different world if you're arguing on the side of money.
Hard News: Public Address Word of the…,
"Inequality" would be my WOTY.
I also want to nominate the digram "white people," used in an othering sense, which I'm seeing everywhere ATM and which I find interesting.
Hard News: Great New Zealand Argument: A…,
Birthday present for my Dad. He'll love being able to read Lange's speech, I think. Thank you for doing this, Russell!
Speaker: Market failure in the research world, in reply to
And also when it comes time to getting work published…they of course will always go for the most prestigious title. We need to come to some kind of agreement to confer prestige in other ways.
Yes. But early career academics are socialized into this right from the very beginning, so it's going to be hard to shift this culture. And the pressure to publish in a REF/PBRF-dominated system never really ends. When job search committees, your own academic colleagues and mentors, and your university's research support staff are all using the same "acceptance into prestigious Wiley/Taylor & Francis/OUP/Elsevier journal = ACADEMIC PROMISE" shorthand, it's a hard mentality to separate yourself from. Especially if none of the other ECR academics you're competing with for jobs and funding look like breaking out from under the model either. Like you say, we need to work towards new ways of measuring academic prestige beyond the Impressive [Expensive] Journal Article/Monograph. But how do we build that movement? And what shape is that new prestige system going to take?
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Do you get the sense that NZ universities encourage faculty to act in a way that furthers open availability of research they produce?
Interestingly, in the UK any journal publications arising out of research directly funded by one of the big funding councils (RCUK) have to be available on open-access. (The mandate doesn't extend to monographs … yet.) And word is (though I don't think there's been a final decision made on this) that any publication being put forward for the next REF round (the UK's PBRF equivalent) will also have to be available via OA (again excluding monographs). What this boils down to is that universities are now putting aside funds to pay the article processing charges to buy their "REF stars'" publications out from behind paywalls. Of course, this money has to come from somewhere, and it's probably going to be … existing research budgets. So there's going to be less money available for research and more money thrown at already hideously profitable commercial publishers as a result of the government's policy on Open Access. UK academic Daniel Allington has recently laid out some of the probable consequences of this "mixed model" version of Open Access:
By making research findings available in this expensive way, and taking the money out of existing research budgets, it will reduce the amount of research that actually gets funded ...
By providing the money as a block grant to institutions that have attracted large amounts of research funding, it will (a) increase concentration of funding among those institutions that already receive the most of it, (b) take the choice of where to publish articles away from researchers (since it will be up to the university hierarchy to decide whether to pay the article processing charge for any given paper), and (c) severely reduce the options available for publication among funded researchers at those institutions which have been less successful at attracting funding in the past (since they will be required to publish with open access, but will receive no funds to help them do so) ...
By enabling the UK research elite to have its cake and eat it (i.e. to continue to publish in the manner to which it has become accustomed with extra funding so that its articles will become open access), whilst at the same time leaving other researchers to choose between (a) free journals, almost all of which are low-impact (i.e. little read by other researchers), and (b) high impact journals in which they will be unable to afford to publish on an open access basis, it will make the work of the elite more citable, reinforcing the illusion that it is 'better.' Especially in those disciplines that use citation metrics as a direct index of quality, this will create a feedback loop that increases the relative likelihood that well-funded researchers and institutions will receive high levels of funding in the future.
And that's not even getting into the issue of whether highly technical journal articles in which academics essentially talk to each other are the appropriate format in which academic research should be publicly accessible in the first place. Allington talks in some detail about this and the other problems of Open Access here.
Hard News: Incomplete, inaccurate and misleading,
I thought Matthew Dentith has the single best take on why #dirtypolitics never seems to get any traction with either the mainstream media or "ordinary New Zealanders":
Dentith … has a clear line on why Hager's revelations did not have the electoral impact many on the Left expected.
It can be explained by the assumptions we all carry around with us about the world in which we live.
"For people on the Left, Dirty Politics should have been a crushing blow to the National Party," Dentith says. "But people on the Right say that this is just how politics works these days. Politics is like a business and when you're engaged in a business, you've got to engage in a certain amount of dirty politicking in the background because that is what businesses do to advance their particular interest. 'National Inc' is advancing the interests of the ordinary New Zealanders they represent."
For those who believe National is doing a good job, Dirty Politics backfired on Labour and the Greens. National voters shrugged and asked: "Why are they making a fuss about how politics should actually operate?"
Truth is, there is a sizeable bloc of New Zealanders (I'd say it comprises the majority of National's core support) who not only believe politics ordinarily is run along these lines but should be. They embrace authoritarian rule and corruption because it works out well for them. House and dairy prices keep going up. There's footie on the weekends, no one has to think too hard, and there's someone who looks and sounds like them in the PM's office. What's not to like?
For the Left, of course, it's the unpleasant sensation of discovering that the mentality of "Rob's Mob" is still very much with us.
Hard News: Housing, hope and ideology,
Maybe we need to hear from the economic departments of our universities, these guys should be wonking hard. Get them columns.
Yes. What has happened to the esteemed Dr Greg Clydesdale?
Hard News: The Hager saga continues,
I've said this elsewhere already on the internet, but I don't know if I can phrase the sentiment any better:
People confidently pronounced the one-term nature of Britain's spectacularly awful current Tory administration. It's doing just fine, thanks to a corrupt and compliant media and the stubbornly low information threshold of most voters. Same in New Zealand, Canada, and other places. Corporate-friendly governments have a habit of entrenching themselves, thanks to money's ability to purchase public opinion. As far as they're concerned, this is the new dispensation and the rest of us can go hang.
The Global Financial Crisis has also horribly exposed the paper-tiger nature of all political parties of the mainstream "left." Since First World labour parties sold out the socialists in the '30s, they've all really been about preserving capitalism. Social welfare, the widening of educational opportunities and healthcare: these policies were always about ensuring that there would be a competent and healthy workforce available for the factories rather than offering another political dispensation. Now that capital has decided that the vast majority of working people in the First World are superfluous—production can always be automated or offshored—social democratic parties are obsolete. Capital no longer needs them and they have spent the last few decades so thoroughly disavowing whatever residual Left ideology they had left that they're completely unable to offer an alternative.
To me, the Left isn't just "in trouble" or having difficulty finding a leader. It's over. Everywhere. And when a supposedly left administration does get voted in, like Hollande's in France, it immediately adopts the right-wing agenda it was voted in to replace and destroys its legitimacy straight out of the box. It's almost like the medium of politics has become so attuned to supporting the right that anything genuinely "left" cannot no longer survive in that environment. The oxygen of change—the very possibility of it—has been sucked out of the system.
We're seeing the End of History, politically speaking, and pacé Fukuyama, it's not liberal democratic capitalism, it's Putinism. A strong (male) leader in power perpetually, his political opponents gas-lighted by a state-supporting media and driven to the margins. The leader that embodies this newly assertive one-party system of the right just takes different forms according to local culture. In the UK, it's a born-to-rule blue blood, with a direct line of descent going back to William IV. In Australia and Canada, it's a defiantly anti-PC "man's man." In New Zealand, it's a smiley guy who hangs out with star-struck rugby players and gives the strong impression that he likes barbecued meat.
If you want a vision of New Zealand's political future, imagine JK phoning in a jokey, "apolitical" chat session on News Talk ZB. Forever.


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Recent Atlanta Hawks trade and Wisconsin native Devin Harris is hosting a three day BaskEDball summer camp, featuring a mix of enrichment classes and sports camps.
Over 300 kids ages 7-13 registered in June to participate free of charge in the annual event held at North Division High School.
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He was raised in Milwaukee, played basketball at Wauwatosa East and later at UW-Madison under coach Bo Ryan. He left before his senior year to join the NBA, playing for the Dallas Mavericks, the New York Nets, and the Utah Jazz.
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This year's commencement speaker will be Dr. Fernando Arzola, Jr. Nyack New York's associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. His latest book, Exploring Worship: Catholic, Evangelical, and Orthodox Perspectives, was published by Wipf and Stock. The book explores corporate worship and suggests classic practices that help deepen the understanding and experience of worship.
Dean Arzola was recently honored by the National Puerto Rican Day Parade, Inc. at its Educational/Leadership Project Banquet held at Villa Barone Manor in New York City. He will be among the many business, political, and educational leaders who will participate in the 54th annual parade that travels along Fifth Ave from 44th Street to 86th Streets on Sunday, June 12.
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1 Corinthian 9:16, "Yet when I preach the gospel, I cannot boast, for I am compelled to preach. Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel!"
This is Mission Festival season, some might say. We just celebrated our Mission Festival this past weekend. In grace God had given St. Paul a call to preach. There was an inner compulsion to carry out that call. That compulsion was born of faith in Christ. God's judgement would have rested on Paul if he had not carried out his calling. The gospel becomes an instrument of judgement if we do not believe it and share it. "Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved," Jesus said, "but whoever does not believe will be condemned" (Mk.16:16). Paul had the blessed opportunity to share the gospel with others.
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I rejoice greatly in the Lord that at last you have renewed your concern for me. Indeed, you have been concerned, but you had no opportunity to show it. I am not saying this because I am in need, for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. I can do everything through him who gives me strength. (Php 4:10-13)
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Great news for live music yesterday with confirmation that the Hi-Fi bars will be re-branded and given an overhaul in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
Max Watt's is headed by former Hi-Fi investor Kate Hamblin, who won the bid to buy out the business from administrators.
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Local rock'n'roll guru's Stonefield have taken home the Rock Work of the Year award at the 2015 APRA Music Awards for their kickass track 'Love You Deserve'.
The family four-piece took the country by storm with their critically acclaimed 2013 self titled album, which earned them international attention and blasted their authentic rock sound around the world with a well earned spot at the Glastonbury festival.
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Twenty years ago the face of Australian music changed forever with a debut release from three unassuming, fourteen year old alt-rock-gods from Newcastle.
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Late last year fans of QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE rejoiced when front man Josh Homme let loose that the boys had new tunes ready for the studio. Not only that, but in an interview with Rolling Stone Homme said, "We have more than enough songs. We're booked til September, but after that we plan to jump in the studio and get going."
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Speaking to Gigwise, Shuman said, "There will be future stuff with Queens, we're just taking a break since we had a long, long two years of touring. We'll take a break to do other stuff."
QOTSA initially seemed enthusiastic to get a run on entering the studio "because we were in a good spot, having fun and the record ('…Like Clockwork') had done really well", said Shuman. "But we decided to take a break because we had been going so hard for so long…It's not like we're sick of each other and don't want to do it – it's just better to step back for a second and come back once the world has had a bit of a break from you."
Shuman will be working on his side project 'Mini Mansions', which just finished a European tour with British boys Royal Blood, and really believes the well-earned break will kick QOTSA up a notch when they hit the studio next.
"I think music and working with different people is the kind of process where you gain things along the way," Shuman said. "And that's what's great about Queens – it's a very open family and everyone is free to do what they want and bring different aspects about what they do to the table."
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Metallica, Paul McCartney, Florence + The Machine, local boys Tame Impala and a treasure trove of other top international artists will set stages and panties alight at LOLLAPALOOZA 2015.
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Van Halen will make their first TV appearance since reuniting with original lead singer David Lee Roth.
The band will perform over two nights on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on March 30th and 31st.
They have also announced a huge North American tour kicking off in Seattle on July 5 and wrap up in Los Angeles on Oct. 2.
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The Anunnaki and the Illuminati are at war now. The Host of Heaven is ousting the power elite of Earth. This is not the end of the world. It is the end of the New World Order.
Upon careful study of various ancient texts, one will find an unexpected correlation between different names that all describe a single, evil entity that the Illuminati serve. Not all of the gods left in ancient times. Some - the few malevolent ones - stayed behind to build a New World Order by which to dominate mankind. They have a leader. "You'll hear the Sumerian, Greek, Egyptian, and Babylonian names for him, but they're all talking about the same quasi-immortal extraterrestrial. He's using these groups [secret societies] in the same way he used the artisan and merchant groups in ancient Egypt and Babylon - as intelligence gathering and dirty-works squads that will target and terrorize any individual that he perceives may rise against him" (Informant Eight 2006; Informant Nine 2005).
In Biblical terms, the "Fallen Ones" never left Earth. The good angels, i.e. the "Heavenly Host" - those benevolent beings who did not figuratively and literally "fall" - are now returning to Earth to destroy the New World Order that the Fallen Angels engineered and maintain though 300 of their human descendants (from 13 elite occultist bloodlines) who call themselves "the Illuminati". The Sumerians called the good celestial giants (who represent the majority) the Anunnaki, and the Sumerian term for the fallen giants was "the Igigi". The leader of the fallen ones was called MAR.DUK. The Hebrew name for MAR.DUK, Ha'Satan, literally translates as "The Adversary" (i.e. the Adversary of mankind). Christians call him "the Devil".
"We are definitely dealing with biological entities, giant humans who are not altogether any different than us, except that their cellular electrical capacitance is much higher than ours, which makes them an energetic envelope of much higher bioelectric potential than us. When you are in the presence of one of them, you can feel their presence as if you could cut it with a knife. A very definite force of what could best be described as intention emanates from them. They are highly psychic and telepathic" (Informant Eight 2005, 2006).
"They are very large, very tall biological specimens, no doubt of that. They can also be best described as looking almost like albinos - white, almost milky white skin - ranging from eight to twelve feet in height, very white hair - not gray white, but kind of snow white. Like white wool - yes, kinky white hair, most of them wear it shoulder length and plaited, others short, almost close cropped. But you can tell it is kinky. Oh, eyes are a light red, when you catch them inside in low light and they are not wearing dark, almost black protective contact-like lenses. They always travel in pairs, so if you see one of them, the other is not too far away. But you can tell more about them from their presence" (Informant Eleven 2006).
Informant seven says that the population at large has been programmed to fight benevolent extra-planetary beings for the New World Order or even brainwashed to believe that they don't exist. Apparently being equally amoral, the alien Greys allied themselves with the Illuminati in 1947 and agreed to join forces against the returning gods. ETs are not invading (nor will there ever be an alien invasion), and the Illuminati are not planning a false flag alien invasion (Informant Six 2006). The elite humans of earth are not faking the existence of UFOs and ETs (informant six, 2006). However, their aim is to manipulate us to fear and hate the returning gods rather than embrace them for who they truly are: our rescuers.
In the near future, the returning gods will destroy key above-ground military bases, and the elite-controlled earth governments will declare that Earth is being invaded (Informant Six 2006). Informant Six goes on to say that the truth is that it will be the insidious international bankers, their evil god, and their puppet governments that will be targeted. According to him, the Anunnaki have returned to save mankind from a corrupt New World Order.
The Anunnaki are systematically deactivating nuclear weapons, sabotaging missile tests, and have nuked underground military bases. The Illuminati owned and controlled reverse-engineered anti-gravity aircraft and space-based weapons are firing at (and missing) peaceful Anunnaki ships that could easily destroy the New World Order spacecrafts but do not. They now wait until "appointed time" for overt warfare (informant eight 2007).
The "New Age" will not be what the Illuminati had thought it would be. In accordance with prophecy, the Heavenly Host, led by Yahushua Ha'Mashiach, son of the Elohim YHVH (the EN.LIL), will completely annihilate the Satanist (Mardukite) power elite and the fallen angel they serve, and Yahushua Ha'Mashiach will be installed as King of Earth and reign peacefully for 1,000 years.
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Ok, this is a quick video for those, mainly Christians and Muslims who keep telling me for reasons I can never quite fathom that I have no right to insult their religion. I don't know who made up that rule when nobody was looking and apparently somebody did so let me give you my perspective on it, now if I may. I give your religion as much respect as your religion gives me, there's nothing complicated about it, and I have every right to insult a religion that goes out of it's way to insult, to judge, and to condemn me as an inadequate human being, which your religion does with self righteous gusto. When it comes to insults your religion started this, not me. If your religion kept it's big mouth shut so would I. But give that it doesn't and given the enormous harm that your religion has done in this world. I'd say that not only do I have a right, but a duty to insult it, as does every rationale thinking person on this planet. In fact, I think it should be compulsorily for everyone to insult your religion everyday. LYBIO.net No! Not everyday! Five times everyday! Oh! What the hell, ten times! One for each commandment! And even that wouldn't be enough. Because the moment that your religion claims any kind of jurisdiction over my experience, you insult me on a level that you can't even begin to comprehend. Even if your beliefs had substance the arrogance of that would be insult enough. But the fact that they have no substance. And are merely a transparent raft of delusions and lies, magnifies the insult enormously. And for this reason, not only do I have a perfect right to insult your religion, I have a right to insult you personally the moment I have to hear about your
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[Patrick Condell (born 23 November 1949)] Source: LYBIO.net
The moment you offer me any kind of scripture based opinion about what I should believe or the values I should hold or especially the morals I should exhibit, then you should expect to be graphically and comprehensively insulted for your trouble and I sincerely hope it hurts your feelings, harms your emotional well being, and damages your self image to the extent that you have to go and lie down for ten minutes before you can even pray. If I am not allowed to express my sincerely held belief that your religion is a crock of dangerous evil, dehumanizing superstitious garbage, then it seems to me that I don't have religious freedom but you do, because I can assure you that I hold that view with a passion and a solemn intensity that can match anything that you've got to offer, it is for me a core defining belief, and a pillar of my whole reality, an absolutely unshakable fundamental conviction that resonates to every fiber of my being that your religion is in fact a crook of dangerous evil, dehumanizing superstitious garbage, that pollutes and degrades the world that I have to live in, and I'm not happy about it. and I feel morally obliged and compelled to make this known and loudly and often, irregardless about who claims to be offended because not to do so would violate every I am and everything I believe in, I wouldn't be able to live with myself, I feel like a liar and a coward and well, something of a morale cockroach and that would weigh heavily on my conscious, I'm sure you understand. Peace. LYBIO.net
Pat Condell – Insulting Religion. Your religion is a crock of dangerous evil, dehumanizing superstitious garbage, then it seems to me that I don't have religious freedom but you do. Complete Full Transcript, Dialogue, Remarks, Saying, Quotes, Words And Text.
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Filed under People by Admin on Jul 15th, 2011. Comment.
TKO @ 4:04 pm
That was sheer beauty, from beginning to end. You have expressed my feelings perfectly.
If only I were half as eloquent I'd completely rip on the next person that assumes I'm a Christian. How dare they? Offering to prayer on my behalf is a complete insult and accomplishes nothing towards addressing whatever problem I might be experiencing. I'm ready to respond, thanks to you. "Gee, thanks for doing nothing and feeling great about it."
Thank you thank you thank you for posting this.