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Skip to comments.TWA Flight 800: Attacked, destroyed, covered-up
Posted on 10/07/2004 3:22:00 AM PDT by ovrtaxt
TWA Flight 800: Attacked, destroyed, covered-up
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On July 17, 1996 Liberation Day in Saddam's Iraq and two days before the Atlanta Olympics at least 270 people see streaking objects zigzagging off the horizon and culminating in the destruction of TWA Flight 800 off the south coast of Long Island.
At the time of the crash, Richard Clarke is serving as chairman of the Coordinating Security Group on terrorism. Within 30 minutes of the plane's crash, Clarke tells us, he convenes a meeting of the CSG in the White House situation room.
"The FAA," Clarke reports, is "at a total loss for an explanation. The flight path and the cockpit communications were normal. The aircraft climbed to 17,000 feet, then there was no aircraft."
In fact, the Federal Aviation Administration does have an explanation. Its radar operators in New York saw on their screens an unknown object "merging" with TWA 800 in the seconds before the crash and rushed the radar data to Washington. For reasons that will become clear later, Clarke also deceives the reader about the altitude of TWA 800. The last altitude the FAA actually recorded was about 13,700 feet. This is easily verified and beyond debate.
And remember the concept of planes as bombs, Ramzi Yousef and the Bojinka-related plot? President Clinton, in fact, reviews these plans in the summer of 1996, after TWA Flight 800 has been destroyed. U.S. Air Force Col. Buzz Patterson, who carried the "nuclear football" for the president, relates in his book, "Dereliction of Duty," that he was returning a daily intelligence update from the president's desk to the National Security Council when he notices the heading "Operation Bojinka." He keys on a reference to "a plot to use commercial airliners as weapons." As a pilot, he has a keen interest in the same.
Beyond doubt, Clinton is aware of the potential use of planes as bombs in the summer of 1996, but he does nothing about it. Patterson also tentatively identifies Deputy National Security Adviser and political consigliore Sandy Berger as the one person holed up on the night of July 17 with Clinton in the family quarters. No document could be more damaging to the Clinton legacy than Clinton's handwritten notes on Bojinka and related plans. Pilfering these might be worth the risk of getting caught.
August 1996
About four weeks after the crash, based on his own rough timeline, Richard Clarke visits the site of the TWA 800 investigation on Long Island. There he casually stops to talk to a technician, who shares with Clarke the astounding fact that, despite all evidence to the contrary, an exploding fuel tank destroyed TWA Flight 800.
That same day, Clarke tells us he returns to Washington and breathlessly shares his exploding fuel tank theory with Chief of Staff Leon Panetta and NSA Director Tony Lake, even sketching the 747 design.
"Does the NTSB agree with you?" Lake asks Clarke.
"Not yet," says Clarke. In one chance stroll through the hangar, the amateur Clarke discovers something the National Transportation Safety Board has not yet discovered itself.
Clarke then adds the telling comment: "We were all cautiously encouraged." They are "encouraged" because the political people do not want to face the consequences of terrorism. It could derail their cakewalk to re-election.
At this same time in the investigation, however, the FBI is ignoring the politics. Its agents are telling the New York Times that explosive residue has been found throughout the plane and especially along the right wing. Plus, the FBI's Washington lab has identified the residue as PETN, a component of either missiles or bombs. The same Times article calls the finding "a serious blow to the already remote possibility that a mechanical accident caused the crash."
Something has to give, and it's the FBI. On Aug. 22, future 9-11 commissioner Jamie Gorelick as the Clintons' deputy attorney general she was also field commander at Oklahoma City summons the FBI's Jim Kallstrom to Washington for a Come-to-Jesus meeting.
Kallstrom has been a good soldier the past five weeks. He's kept all talk of eyewitnesses and satellites and radar and missiles out of the news. But the evidence has led him to a terrorist scenario of some sort, and there's no easy way to turn back.
No account of the meeting provides any more than routine detail, but behaviors begin to change immediately, especially after the New York Times breaks a headline story the next day, top right, above the fold "Prime Evidence Found That Device Exploded in Cabin of Flight 800." This article steals the thunder from Clinton's election-driven approval of welfare reform in that same day's paper and threatens to undermine the whole peace and prosperity mantra of the Democratic convention just days away.
From this point on, the administration spends all its energies making Clarke's exploding fuel tank theory stick. When the FBI is forced to change its story, so does the New York Times. And America lets its guard down once more.
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The History Channel did an interesting show on this last week.
Do tell- I missed it completely. More standard cover-up lies, or was it fair?
I thought it was mostly fair; it looked at both sides and interviewed some witnesses who saw the entire event and thought the plane was shot out of the air.
The CIA did a report which basically tried to tell people they didn't see what they saw. LOL
It convinced my husband the entire thing was probably a cover-up for a terrorist attack, and previously he had been a skeptic.
There is a website dedicated to this event by former airline polits.
The first reports had witnesses saying they saw something GO UP to the airplanes. I suppose the MIBs payed them a visit.
Who needs a little flash-thingy when you have fedguv-sponsored intimidation on your side? ("IRS? No, I don't want the IRS to come visit me. Okay, I'll drop my story.")
My old man flew the 747 more hours than anybody in the world, and I can tell you notion of the center tank blowing up, as suggested, is laughably absurd. It's not a plausible lie.
Good point!
When did Osama declare war on us-1996?
We have life long friends who live on the South Shore, right at the beach. They know what they saw...a streaking surface to air object, then an explosion.
There's a reason Clarke wants President Bush to lose.
It's a shame that Cashill spreads disinformation about TWA 880, and taints anything he might say about Ron Brown or Oklahoma City.
He's FR user name "Pit" right?
Hubby doesn't freep; he'd never get computer time. LOL
"There's a reason Clarke wants President Bush to lose."
I would love to see the flight 800 mess re-opened myself.
I have never believed the official versions of this tale. Unfortunately, like so many Clinton-era incidents, the evidence has been so tainted that we'll never get to the bottom of it.
I have two friends who were at an outdoor, rooftop party in Long Island, that night, with 30+ others. They saw the shootdown. He's ex-military and saw the white, ordinance explosion, followed by the yellow, jet fuel blast. The FBI interviewed them and didn't follow-up any further.
I've also believed it was a MANPAD, based upon Mike & Cheryl's story, plus all available evidence I've read to date. The coverup is monstrous and still ongoing, but the truth will come out, as it will for OKC.
The truth will out...........hopefully in our lifetimes.
Your Old Man named Clay???
Thanks for the info.
Look people; this aircraft was shot down...it was taken out by a foreign submarine, or fast surface boat...the military were tracking the vessel, and it eluded them...it was am arrogant affront to the military...just a taste of what is/was to follow.....
In the world of computer network security, there is what's known as a "proof of concept" attack.
The purpose is for a hacker to show off to the rest of the hacking community that some heretofor task believed to be impossible could actually be accomplished.
TWA 800 seems to parallel that kind of attack, only with much bigger stakes involving a group much more dangerous than a loose association of pimple faced kids, the international terrorist community.
Who would have ever believed you could take down a large American commercial airliner, on American soil, with a shoulder launched missle... until the concept was proven?
In the last few weeks several political insiders have forgotten themselves and referred to TWA Flight 800, the airliner, which exploded in July of 1996 just east of New York City, as a terrorist incident. But only one has done it twice.
That person is Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts. Appearing on "Larry King Live" on Sept. 11 of this year, Kerry suggested that TWA Flight 800 was brought down by a terrorist act.
The second admission took place on Sept. 24 on "Hardball" with Chris Matthews. On this occasion, Kerry casually recited a number of terrorist attacks against the United States, among them TWA "Flight 800." Like Larry King before him, Chris Matthews either did not catch the remark or chose to let it pass.
FYI - The Iranians have diesel-electric subs and some of them are Russian-built. One of those off of NYC would explain why a Navy destroyer would be in the neighborhood as well. That would be source of the theory that "we possibly shot it down" with a Navy missile.
See link for more info:
Iranian Sub Involved in TWA 800?
PS - I am not the author of this webpage.
I often wondered...who was on that flight, anyway? I've been told that a flight list was never released and has been ordered sealed. There could be more than one plot involved here.
It also has done some fascinating shows on UFO's.
Clintoon's CIA.
This raises the question, though, of why it hasn't been repeated? The effort was successful, though the perps received no credit, at least in the US media (did the foreign press ever give credit on this?). If the hunt-down of the perps had been successful, Bubba would have been bragging about it. If the hunt-down was not successful, as some on this thread have mentioned, then why did the perps not do it again? Was it just to show it could be done?
My first thought, too. And that she should be investigated and prosecuted for her part in so many problem events (to put it mildly!). But it will never happen.
When there were so many first-person testimonies putting the lie to the center-tank-fumes theory, remember Rush vigorously saying over and over that Jim Kallstrom was a personal friend and therefore Rush just knew good old Jim would never cover up? That was the most shallow argument in the world but how the Clinton crowd must have loved the support!
Exactly, and that's why this strikes me as a 'proof of concept' attack. The point is only to show what's possible, not necessarily promote a new standard method of attack.
I knew the day TWA 800 went down that there was no way it was what it seemed to be. The Klintoons solution to all crimes was to pretend they didn't occur, thus they could brag about the reduction in crime.
I saw the link to Ron Brown's murder/accident/Arkancide. IMHO this is the crime that BJ could still be impeached for and stripped of his "title" and perks.
Okay, I can buy that. Do you see the 9-11 plane hijacking attacks the say way? Was that a proof of concept attack, as well? If it was, then all of the effort and money spent to tighten up airport security would been needless, except to thwart copycats.
This proof of concept idea is new to me. It's very interesting.
I wonder how many copies he'd sell if he claimed it was indeed the center fuel tank.
I know I'm not the only one that believes the truth is out there :o)
John Kerry seemed to have his sights on Al Gore's Achilles' heel. After the events of Sept. 11, the story of how Al Gore helped subvert the investigation into TWA 800 and undermine airport security may yet prove to be a career-killer. Kerry's "slips" may have put Gore out of the race even before he got in.
Two weeks after advanced copies of "First Strike" started circulating around Washington, Gore withdrew from the presidential race. His withdrawal shocked Washington. It did not shock Sanders and me. We expected it. Kerry plays hardball, too.
Richard Reid was a copycat bomber.
What I want to know is why the current Administration is impotent and uncaring not to get to the bottom of all this.
Clinton should be indicted for dereliction of duty...Gorelick and Berger should be in orange jumpsuits right now.
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Wes Carr hides from empty idolatry
- From: The Daily Telegraph
- February 13, 2013
AUSTRALIAN Idol Wes Carr is performing under an alias because he says the reality show ruined his name.
"People have a perception of Wes Carr. That's not me," he said.
"Ironically, I had to change my own name to release my own music.
"Meanwhile, I've got this Wes Carr thing hanging over my head that I have to kill off.
"I'm sick of that character. It is tainted."
Carr, 30, who won Australian Idol five years ago, now performs as Buffalo Tales.
Carr's Idol implosion happened on a flight to Nashville.
"That was the D-Day that ended it all," he told Confidential. I had a huge anxiety attack on the plane. It was a nervous breakdown and I freaked out.
"I got out of my seat, walked up to the air steward and said: 'How do I get off this plane fast?'
"That was the moment I learned that, if you keep being untruthful to yourself, you end up in trouble."
He went home and retreated to Coffs Harbour with his girlfriend-now-wife, former Home And Away beauty Charlotte Gregg.
"I'd lost my way and my intention, which is to play music and be inspired by music," Carr said.
"My passion had gone. The biggest part of me will always be a musician.
"But it felt like all that had been set aside so people could talk about my beard. It was stupid, trivial and bullshit.
"I was a puppet on the string, then all of a sudden they cut the strings when the next puppet comes along."
Carr is rejuvenated as Buffalo Tales - an independent singer-songwriter calling the shots.
"Buffalo Tales is my way of saying 'Wes Carr wasn't me. Here I am now'," he said.

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But he added, so early in the fiscal year, the numbers will inevitably change before the budget year ends on June 30, 2013.
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Skip to comments.Confederate Flag Clothing Causes Controversy
Posted on 10/10/2006 5:08:28 AM PDT by Colonel Kangaroo
The principal at a Fayette County middle school has banned all clothing with the confederate flag emblem...
(Excerpt) Read more at wsbtv.com ...
The article goes on to state that Malcolm X clothing is allowed at the school.
Anybody who follows these threads knows I am no fan of the Confederacy. And the Confederate flag is a very poor symbol of Southern heritage. The Confedracy was a movement of a relatively small group of politicians and not a true popular revolution. A large number of Southerners only showed lukewarm support for the CSA or were outright Unionists.
But this typical double standard in the schools today is terribly wrong. If the Confederate X is banned for offensivness, why isn't the Malcolm X? This is the failure of PC, it's not mutual respect and civility, but rather it's "I can hit you, but don't hit back". This does nothing to further goodwill.
I say ban both Xs. Better yet, make them all wear unifroms.
Make 'em all wear dress clothing!
The USSC has already ruled on this issue. This kid already has a nice lawsuit neatly tied up and ready to go against the school. Being PC means you are going to have to say you are sorry.
By banning either or both a mystique is created for youth who normally seek ways to show rebellion during the teenage years. Sometimes I think schools know nothing about children.
Bet they can wear burkas and rag-tops for "muzzie day".
I'm offended by muslim emblems, yet teachers are teaching our kids about the Koran in school...can they ban islamic items?
The outrage over the Stars and Bars is totally contrived. Jesse Jackson made it an issue in the 1980s.
When I was a kid in NY in the 1960s it was all over...as we were in Civil War Centennial mode. No one regarded it as a symbol of racism.
Sure, Georgia and Mississippi had it inserted into their state flags as a measure of defiance against federal efforts of desegragation, but still the banner was viewed as relatively benign.
Witness its use in thr late 70s/early 80s on the roof of the General Lee in the "Dukes of Hazard." No one was complaining then.
As for Malcolm X: good point. That racist is even on a US postage stamp. :-(
Might be of interest.
UNIONISTS?!? No they were not. Southerners saw the formation of a centralized government under Lincoln no less a threat to liberty than the English monarchy their grandfathers had fought. They believed each state had a right to govern its own people as its own populus saw fit without the dictate of a central comptroller. They believed when Lincoln called 75,000 troops to a standing army, he violated the Constitution. They believed when Lincoln sent them against their Southern counterparts, he violated morality. More than a half million dead and another million or more wounded is hardly "lukewarm" support.
But your post doesn't fit in with the revisionist tripe taught in schools and colleges today.
But, if Liberals didn't have revisionism, they would have.... nothing.
Is Che Guevara clothing banned too?
>>>>And the Confederate flag is a very poor symbol of Southern heritage. The Confedracy was a movement of a relatively small group of politicians and not a true popular revolution. A large number of Southerners only showed lukewarm support for the CSA or were outright Unionists.<<<<
Where did you learn Confederate history? The Southern Poverty Law Center? The NAACP?
Well said...and now I don't have to post.
5 years of dying is lukewarm support?
I believe that lukewarm support was given to slavery. Not all who fought had slaves or believed slavery was right.
The support for the War of Northern Aggression was the support for States Rights. Those rights were lost.
They did so because the Republicans ran on the platform of limiting the growth of slavery.
This is what they saw as a threat to their 'rights'.
They did not think each state had a right to govern its own people when they demanded that Northern States return runaway slaves and used the Federal gov't to enforce that law.
This nation was either going to be either all free or all slave.
The Confederate flag represents the side that wanted it all slave.
But this thread is on school clothing not the Confederate flag.
I agree with the Col. and another poster that a dress code should be put in place either uniforms or high standard clothing (like one would wear to church or work)
> Southerners saw the formation of a centralized government under Lincoln no less a threat to liberty than the English monarchy their grandfathers had fought.
And so, they formed a feudal system straight out of the middle ages.
> They believed when Lincoln called 75,000 troops to a standing army, he violated the Constitution.
So they formed their own standing army, and attacked the United States first.
> They believed when Lincoln sent them against their Southern counterparts, he violated morality.
So it's OK for Southern serfs to attack Northern citizens, but not appropriate for the Northerners to respond.
Your own reply is inconsistent within itself. The south believed that each state DID have the right to govern itself. They allowed slavery. The slaves were considered property. They wanted their property returned.
That's un-PC, but the fact is, they had a case. The northerners who aided and harbored runaway slaves, according to the legal system of the slave states, were holding stolen property.
""This is the failure of PC""
The PC movement is not a failure. It is a roaring success designed to suppress opposing opinion. The PC clan has been very successful in implimenting speech codes on campuses and elsewhere.
What you wrote is a joke, right?
Because if you are serious, you are either a prevaricator or really, really ignorant.
The outrage over the Stars and Bars is totally contrived .......carrier-aviator
Why, in Germany today, is it a crime for Swastika to be displayed anywhere in public while the Iron Cross is still proudly used on German military aircraft and armor?
It is because the Swastika was the political symbol of Nazi Germany but the Iron Cross was the symbol of the valor of the German soldier.
If there is a gripe against the politicians of the Confederate States of America, then that gripe should be directed at the original political flag of the Confederacy, the "Stars and Bars", which is this flag:
The symbol of the valor of the Confederate soldier was the Confederate Battle Flag which was this flag:
If there is a symbol of the valor of the Southern common man who did his duty as he saw it to defend his homeland, that symbol is the Confederate Battle Flag.
It would be nice to get the Confederate Battle Flag out of the hands of political demagogues on both sides and restore it as the honored symbol of the Southern soldier.
However, the historical ignorance and/or hypocrisy is so great today that this "racist" Georgia flag:
was replaced by this "Politically Correct" flag:
So, the "racist" symbol of the Confederate common soldier was replaced by the "non-racist" symbol of the Confederate politician.
Go figure.
The good Colonel did not mention secession, he stated Southerners were lukewarm in their support of the Confederacy of the Southern states or were outright Unionists, to which I countered.
His assertion was not quite correct.
Many southern citizens welcomed the Union army as liberators from confederate tyranny. Here's an diary entry from Illinois soldier Charles Partridge on his regiment's entry into Red Clay, Georgia:
"The Union citizens were quite demonstrative, some of them even bringing out flags, which had doubtless been hidden for at least three years. Women swung their bonnets and men hurrahed for the Yankees and the Union, manifesting great delight. One man, who claimed to be ninety-eight years old and to have been a captain in the War of 1812, was almost frantic in his ejaculations when the Old Flag came into sight."
Can you imagine the patriotic thrill today of the arrival of the American army into your town to free you from oppressors who would not even let you own the Stars and Stripes? There were many brave men in the CSA's front lines, but rebel government at home was brutal to the significant number who loved the old Union.
"The great popular heart is not now and never has been in this war. It was a revolution of the politicians, not the people."
You're grossly mistaken. Southerners never attacked Northern citizens, the occupants of Ft. Sumter were federal troops who were given time to stand down and leave the premises, which they didn't. Southerners never sought to overthrow the US government - but strived to form their own. It was Lincoln's army that crossed the Potomac to wage an attack on Virginia's citizens that was considered the act of aggression most Southerners associate with the WoNA.
Huh? The Confederate Constitution was very similar to our own.
So they formed their own standing army, and attacked the United States first.
Check your geography, Ft. Sumter is in South Carolina. Hmmm, a Fort of Union Troops on Confederate soil and they were asked to leave. The only bloodless battle of the war.
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> the occupants of Ft. Sumter were federal troops who were given time to stand down and leave the premises, which they didn't.
Yeah, and the Aztlaners have given you time to leave the US and return to Europe (presumably...). So when they attack you, will it be your fault?
> It was Lincoln's army that crossed the Potomac to wage an attack on Virginia's citizens that was considered the act of aggression most Southerners associate with the WoNA.
Yes, and a very great many Japanese were cheesed off when the Dolittle raid brought to them the war that they started.
The War Of Southern Aggression started when a sovereign nation attacked the United States military on US military property. Remember, the secession was a done deal by that point... South Carolina and other had already split, with no military action by the United States. The CSA committed an act of war upon the US, and the US retaliated.
Interesting that both reporters are Black and Tom Jones makes excuses for Malcom X. Pretty biased reporting.
Now, as for the facts.
Lincoln broke no pledges regarding the Constitution.
Some of the Southern States had seceded before he took office.
Lincoln did what any President would have done, he enforced the laws.
Regarding other economic issues, while they were factors, the key issue was slave expansion.
This was admitted by the Vice President of the Confederacy, A.H. Stephens, in his Cornerstone speech, saying the Confederacy was going to built on the Cornerstone of the inequality of the races, not the equality as depicted by the Declaration.
Regarding the fugitive slave act, it was legal, and the South had no qualms about using that 'dreaded' Federal power when it was their own purposes.
The facts are that the South split the Democratic Party over slavery before it even seceded from the Union.
The Confederacy and its flag do not represent freedom for anyone, they represent tyranny at its worst and crushing the Confederacy was one of the GOP's greatest moments.
> The Confederate Constitution was very similar to our own.
Except for the permanent engraining of slavery. Not to mention the otherwise aristocratic nature of antebellum South; the rest of the population of America had come here to get away from European aristocrats, but in the south, they tried to re-create it. Shrug.
I'm amazed at what I see kids wearing in the mornings as they exit mom or dads car. The girls pants are so low they have to shave to wear them and their shirts aren't long enough to reach the waistband. Honestly, it looks as if the parents are turning the girls out to work the streets, not go to school.
Only because of what the Confederate flag has come to mean, I'd just as soon not see it or Malcom X or ANY political images on campus. There's already enough to distract the kids. IMHO, of course.
The Southern leadership pushed the South into secession, for a cause very few cared about-slave expansion.
Many Southerners did go North and fight for the Union.
It is interesting that Lincoln's name was not even allowed on the ballots in the South.
Those Southern leaders were true lovers of freedom alright.
> Check your geography, Ft. Sumter is in South Carolina. Hmmm, a Fort of Union Troops on Confederate soil and they were asked to leave.
The Union troops were on Federal property. They had every right to be there, just as the Marines at Gitmo have the right to be there (until the lease runs out, at any rate). If you are legally and properly occupying a spot of territory, the fact that your neighbors decide to up and leave doesn't mean they get to kick you off your land.
> The only bloodless battle of the war.
Hardly bloodless. It led to more deaths of Americans than Pearl Harbor did.
Actually, those are the facts.
It is Confederate revisionist history that has distorted the truth of what the Confederacy was for and why it attempted secession.
Now, how did the legal election of Lincoln (despite his name not being allowed on Southern ballots) threaten the individual rights of the South?
The only one who had a right to revolt were the slaves.
The South split its own Democratic Party over slavery when Douglas refused to grant the South the right unlimited access to any State no matter how that State voted on slavery.
Even though Democrats voted on both sides of the issue on Tarriff's, it was slavery that broke up first the Democratic Party and then the Union.
And yes, the battle itself was bloodless, read up on it. Read about the opposing Generals and their relationship with one another before the war. As much as a genius Beauregard was with artillery, he shelled Ft. Sumter for 24 hours and didn't cause a single casualty. That was the last chance for peace then. The CSA would not surrender and the Federals wouldn't let them go. That's the reason for the bloodiest war in our history.
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Wouldn't that specifically be "Moslem Understanding and Outreach Day"?
Not every state allowed slavery.
That did not stop the slave owners from appealing to the Federal gov't to go into states and force those slaves back into slavery.
So, lets stop the hyprocrisy of the South fighting against a strong central Gov't when they had not qualms about using Federal power for their own interests and did not care what the other States thought about slavery.
That's un-PC, but the fact is, they had a case. The northerners who aided and harbored runaway slaves, according to the legal system of the slave states, were holding stolen property.
Yea, and that 'property' had every right to revolt from the tyranny that was holding it.
That is what the Confederate flag stands for, holding other people as 'property'-how noble.
But, according to the Constitution, the slaves did have to be returned, and Lincoln pledged to uphold that law.
So what was the complaint from the South regarding Lincoln and the Constitution?
He promised to uphold all the laws, even the ones he did not personally like or agree with.
Finally, P.C. has nothing to do with not considering people 'property', that is simply immoral and a contradiction that had to be addressed by eliminating slavery not defending it as a 'right'.
> The South had already seceded, they were their own soveriegn country and there was nothing legal about the troops occupying Sumter at the time.
The Soutyh seceeded with the lands of the South. Fort Sumter was Federal property. US air bases in Japan are *not* US federal proprty. Kennedy Space Center *is* federal property, so if Florida decides to secceed and join with Cuba, they don't get KSC.
> You think SC was going to allow an enemy base of operations to conduct business on it's soil. Ridiculous.
Yes, ridiculous... because Ft. Sumter was not on SC soil.
>> The CSA would not surrender ...
There was neither need nor cause for the CSA to surrender. The CSA had *succeeded.* They had won. Theyu were on their own. All that was left for them to do was decide what sort of relationship they would have with the United States. The CSA chose to go to war.
Live and learn.
And speaking of living and learning... I've gone round and round on this issue in just the last few days. Nothing further to be gained. As the Good Book says:
þrimr orðum sennas
kalattu þér við verra mann
opt inn betri bilar
þá er inn verri vegr
Words to live by.
Interesting vignette.
But "brutal" may be a bit strong. "Depressing" and "alienated" may be more accurate. If it was really brutal, those people wouldn't have existed.
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- Stem and wash the sorrel, and cut the leaves into ribbons. Peel the potatoes and cut them into half-inch dice. Cut the leek in half, chop it and wash it thoroughly.
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When I log into my computer the screen is smaller than the display monitor. I have to manually use the extend arrow to fill the monitor.
By Dr. Osifo
What operating system do you use? Windows 2000, XL, Vista, 7?
If you just want the active window to stretch all the way across the screen, this is my quick fix: I press F11. Of course, that hides the menu controls, but that doesn't matter to me because I use keyboard controls rather than a mouse.
I know there's a way to "maximize" the active window, but I can't remember it. I searched through my menu options and couldn't figure out which option it was under. Sorry, I'm sure you can find it by pressing F1 to go to the help menu.
Lots of times the active window does not open up full size. That's so you can have multiple windows open to use information in each. Just double click the title bar and it will be full size.
Go to an empty spot on the desk top. Right mouse click. Go to properties. Click settings. You can adjust what you want right there. First time I learned this back when Win 95 came out, I blew everything large and could not find my return buttons. The tech expert said to shut down the computer and it would restore itself. Only way to learn is to ask questions!
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I have changed my monitor, a Samsung Syncmaster 753s, to a Samsung syncmaster943nwx. Now the screen is 1/2 inch blank either way. How can I adjust my screen to full screen?
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When you right click on your desktop you get a menu and usually the bottom option is "Properties" or "Graphic Properties". Select that.
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Once you get into the area of your display you should see a selection for "Resolution" or "Screen Resolution" and you will see a number like "1440 X 900" (that is my current resolution). This number is displayed in a drop down menu. Select one of the other resolutions and see how the screen looks.
In the past Microsoft has always had a little window pop open that says, "You have changed your resolution to #### X ### Click OKAY to keep this resoltion or it will return to the previous resolution in "insert time here". Basically, if you change it and don't like it it will change back pretty quickly. I think it is 30 seconds. You should find a resolution that fills the whole screen.
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He wants to bring 'The X-Factor' to America.By Lane Brown
He wants to bring 'The X-Factor' to America.By Lane Brown
Kara tells Vulture: "It takes the best acts that have been dropped [by their labels] and gives them a second chance."By Diana Scholl
DeGeneres will replace Paula Abdul on 'American Idol' as the show's nice judge next season.By Lane Brown
"If the story lines are not interesting enough, there are two housewives who could still be replaced."By Katie Goldsmith
It's just as painful as you might imagine.By Mark Graham
Neil Patrick Harris will serve as a guest judge on the next season of 'American Idol.'By Lane Brown
Paula Abdul was in negotiations for a guest role on 'Ugly Betty,' but for some strange reason producers found her request for a private jet unfeasible.By Lane Brown
Queen guitarist Brian May seems to think it's going to be a surefire No. 1 song.By Mark Graham
Joe Jonas will serve as a guest judge on 'American Idol' and cast fire down upon those whose singing he deems unsatisfactory.By Lane Brown
That's a leaked photo from the cover shoot, apparently.By Lane Brown
Also in our daily gossip roundup: Jennifer Aniston is impressed by Bronx strippers, and Lady Gaga chews on men.By Katie Goldsmith
"The costs and benefits of her histrionics were quantifiable enough that 'Idol' could afford to draw a line in the sand and not cross it."By Lane Brown
Just a measly $45 million.By Lane Brown
She was supposedly bland, icy, and wooden at the auditions she just judged. The problem with that is ... ?By Amy Odell
"Between now and January we will come up with a replacement for Paula."By Lane Brown
Could Paula Abdul's tweeted resignation from 'American Idol' simply have been a clever-ish ploy to get more money?By Lane Brown
Remember, she was a Spice Girl way back when.By Amy Odell
"She will serve as a guest judge in a onetime appearance."By Lane Brown
Paula Abdul announced last night via Twitter that she will not return for a ninth season of 'American Idol.'By Lane Brown
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Sena Backs Cop, Says it is a 'Fashion' to Accuse Men of Rape
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Published: 03rd August 2014 06:00 AM
Last Updated: 03rd August 2014 12:34 AM
MUMBAI: The Shiv Sena mouthpiece Saamna on Saturday questioned whether it has become a 'fashion' to allege rape by high-profile people.
The Saamna editorial argued that senior police officer Sunil Paraskar has been facing a media trial since a city-based model accused him of rape. "Has it become a fashion to level rape charges these days? After he has served for so many years in the police force, one model now charges DIG Sunil Paraskar with rape and one night he becomes a villain. Such accusations have become good weapons to seek personal revenge," the editorial stated.
It noted that there was an increase in cases that are sensationalised through accusations of eve-teasing and rape. It also cited examples of rape charges against Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha P J Kurien to argue that most of the times the charges against the high-profile people are proved wrong.
"When the truth has to come out, it will. But till then the media trial the accused has to go through damages his morale. All the laws in the country favour women. So anyone can slap any charge against anyone," it stated. The editorial also questioned the model's intentions to file rape charges against Paraskar when everything between them was fine till now. "What is the model's background? How did she suddenly make a rape accusation when everything between them was fine until now? This question comes to the mind of a common man, but the police investigation seems to ignore these questions."
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The Oakland A's off-season maneuvering continued at a torrid pace, as they completed their second trade of the day on Tuesday, sending OF/DH Seth Smith to the San Diego Padres for reliever Luke Gregerson.
Smith was a candidate to be non-tendered, but the A's elected to tender him a contract on Monday, only to turn around and trade him the next day. The outfielder/DH spent two seasons with the A's. He hit .246/.331/.406 with 22 homers in 242 games, most against right-handed pitching. Smith also hit two homers and drove-in five in nine post-season games with the A's. He was acquired before the 2012 season from the Colorado Rockies for Guillermo Moscoso and Josh Outman.
Gregerson, who is also arbitration eligible, was one of the most consistent middle relievers in the National League for the past several seasons. Gregerson debuted in 2009 and he has made at least 61 appearances for the Padres in each of the past five seasons. He has a career ERA of 2.88 in 347 innings. He has a career 9.1 K/9 and a 0.6 HR/9. Last season, Gregerson had a 2.71 ERA and four saves in 66.1 innings. He allowed only 49 hits and he had a 64:18 K:BB.
A 28th-round pick of the St. Louis Cardinals in 2006, Gregerson was traded to the Padres for Khalil Greene in 2008. He has mostly been used as a set-up man by San Diego, although he has some experience closing out games. Gregerson has held right-handed batters to a 536 OPS during his career. Left-handers have posted a 676 OPS against him. He has benefited from pitching in Petco Park (2.06 career ERA), but his road ERA is still solid (3.85) and he will be moving to another pitcher-friendly park in the O.Co Coliseum.
Gregerson's best pitch is his slider, which he throws more frequently than any other pitcher in baseball with the exception of Sergio Romo, according to FanGraphs.com. Like Romo, Gregerson isn't a hard thrower. His fastball averaged 90 MPH in 2013 and topped off at 91. Gregerson is a groundball pitcher.
With the addition of Gregerson today and Jim Johnson yesterday, the A's have enhanced a part of their pitching staff that was a strong point in 2013. At this moment, the A's bullpen figures to feature Johnson in the ninth, with Ryan Cook, Sean Doolittle, Gregerson and Jerry Blevins serving as set-up men and Fernando Abad, Dan Otero, Jesse Chavez, Pedro Figueroa, Arnold Leon and Evan Scribner competing for the final two spots in the bullpen. Abad, Figueroa, Chavez and Scribner are all out of options. Fernando Rodriguez, who had Tommy John surgery last spring, could be available by mid-season. He is also out of options.
By moving Smith off of the roster, the A's have opened up several opportunities at DH, LF and 1B. The A's could choose to move Brandon Moss off of first base and have him DH or play left field (moving Yoenis Cespedes to DH). That would allow the A's to play Daric Barton on a regular basis at first, or platoon him with Nate Freiman. The A's could keep Moss as the primary first baseman and use Alberto Callaspo as a DH. Callaspo, acquired last year from the Angels, gave the A's a boost on offense, but he was a liability defensively at second and third base. Another possibility would be to have John Jaso DH, while Derek Norris and Stephen Vogt share the catching duties. Jaso missed most of the second half of last season with a concussion and Norris and Vogt did a solid job filling in for Jaso behind the plate.
Of course, the A's could also decide to acquire a new first baseman or primary DH to replace Smith. Starter Brett Anderson is reportedly on the market now that the A's have agreed to terms with Scott Kazmir and acquired Josh Lindblom. The A's could look for a first baseman or corner outfielder/DH in exchange for Anderson, or they could look to replenish a farm system that has been depleted through their recent trades.


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Since early 2015, viewers have drawn comparisons between "Empire" and "Power," two popular shows with primarily black casts. There was even a feud between the shows' stars/executive producers over their similarities! Both series are about powerful empires, and continue to reign in the ratings while in their third seasons. But which show is better? Scroll to read more and vote below!
While "Empire" follows the Lyons family's record label and powerful reign in the music industry, "Power" follows Ghost (Omari Hardwick) who is a powerful nightclub owner and major player in an illegal drug business.
"Power" premiered in 2014 to critical acclaim and popularity, and "Empire" followed suit in early 2015. Both shows are still popular and currently in their third seasons.
"Power" executive producer and rapper 50 Cent started the feud with "Empire" executive producer Lee Daniels and the show's stars by calling out the show for copying the format of "Power."
According to the Wrap, 50 Cent's wrote in a later deleted Instagram post:
"POWER Season 2 is unbelievably good trust me. I have the best writers and show runner. I like Terrence Howard and Taraji Henson. I don't like that they would copy the marketing."
Oscar-nominated actress Taraji P. Henson (Cookie Lyon on "Empire") responded with a shady tweet, but later addressed the drama with her co-star Terrence Howard (record label mogul Lucious Lyon on "Empire"), stating that neither took 50 Cent seriously.
Here's Taraji's tweet that added fuel to the so-called feud. Fans of both shows see the similarities and have compared the series ever since.
"@KiaSoFlawless: @TherealTaraji how do you feel about what 50cent said about you and Terrance Howard?"<~ I pay attention to $'s NOT cents?✌— Taraji P. Henson (@TherealTaraji) January 5, 2015
Here's the promo for "Empire." The show's third season premiered on Sept. 21, and fans are excited about the upcoming season!
"Power" is already in the middle of season three, but if you're not all caught up then here's the season's promo! The show continues to be... well... a powerhouse on cable TV.
Fans are already loving season three of "Empire." The drama definitely keeps its fans on their toes.
YES...YES....@JussieSmollett You betta 😩🎶👑🎶 #Empire #teamempire— Spirit In The Room (@KaceeDevoe) September 22, 2016
Only 10 mins in the first episode of Empire and my heart beating fast af from excitement!!!!! #TeamEmpire— Britt Brat Shawty (@BrittBaybee12) September 22, 2016
But some "Power" fans don't like "Empire." They find it to be overdramatic and overrated.
After watching #Empire last night it's still #TeamPower empire kinda fell off & power is getting crazy— _Ty_ (@Tayreesee24) September 22, 2016
Empire is 🚮. It's unrealistic, overated, poorly written, choppy, and cheesy. Last episode I'll be watching of it fr #TeamPower— the breadwinner. (@Girl_ThatsCorey) September 22, 2016
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It seems the market is reluctant to start another week, as disappointing economic data from Asia and pessimism about the onset of earnings season sent shares downward. At market's close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEX: ^DJI ) had declined 0.28% while the S&P 500 (INDEX: ^GSPC ) similarly slumped 0.16%. Inflation in China skidded to a 29-month low, suggesting that the nation's torrential pace of growth may not be immune to slowing demand in Europe and the United States. Most estimates put China's GDP growth around 7% or 8%, significantly down from its recent clip of 10%. Slowing Chinese electricity demand even has Forbes columnist Gordon Chang warning that China is on a zero-growth trajectory.
China was not the only Asian economy announcing bad news, as machinery orders in Japan declined at a record pace in May. Not to be excluded, Europe added to global economic woes, with yields on Spanish and Italian bonds edging higher with Spanish notes gaining ever closer to that 7% benchmark widely considered unsustainable.
In the United States, pessimism carried over from last Friday's disappointing jobs report into the start of earnings season. Aluminum producer Alcoa (NYSE: AA ) , up 0.5% on the day, is set to lead off the series of announcements, a fitting choice given the company's especially bleak outlook in a dreary market. Jonathan Golub, chief strategist at UBS, bluntly admitted, "We expect the tone of the earnings season to be quite negative." Alcoa, scheduled to release Q2 earnings after market close today, is expected to announce an 84% fall in quarterly earnings to only $0.05 per share. Analysts have steadily lowered their projections as an oversupply of aluminum cut prices, and Alcoa's profits. JPMorgan Chase looms on deck, announcing the results of a miserable quarter of its own Friday morning. Looks like a fun week!
Online entertainment hub Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX ) continued to surge, although taking a slight break after shooting 13% and 6% on consecutive days late last week. Shares traded up 1.3% today. Oddly enough, CEO Reed Hastings caused much of Netflix's growth by announcing that viewers had surpassed 1 billion hours in June.
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On Tap Today: Diana Ross is Coming Out
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Revelers from far and near savor Harley-Davidson anniversary's waning days
For bikers and bipeds alike, the Juneau Ave. block party on Sunday offered the perfect formula to wrap up Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary festival: lots of chrome, leather, loud music and laughs.
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Bob's Burgers Renewed for Sixth Season
Yay!By Lindsey Weber
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Also, will Empire put a halt to Fox's Nielsen slide?By Josef Adalian
Including Assassin's Creed, Planet of the Apes, and The Greatest Showman on Earth.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Zeke has some real Zeke moments.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
New Regency kissed the project good-bye because of what has happened at Sony.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Tina becomes the Brett Favre of the Thunder Girls.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
The comic's throwback sitcom fails to meet even the super-low Nielsen expectations for it.By Josef Adalian
Reasons for networks to hope, reasons to cry.By Josef Adalian
Good reviews, bad reviews, and a few political sound bites for good measure.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
"We're certainly not writing a game for kids. I would argue it's probably less kid-centric than the show."By Sean Fitz-Gerald
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Just bookmark this page.By Vulture Editors
Even in an age of time-shifting and digital watching, one night still matters.By Josef Adalian
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Wiley Hicks Jr., 75, of Amarillo died Sunday, Nov. 4, 2007.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Polk Street United Methodist Church with Charlie Cox and Bill Wade officiating.
Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. Arrangements are by Cox-LaGrone Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
Wiley Hicks Jr. passed away Sunday morning following a lengthy battle with cancer. He lived in Amarillo most of his life and built his construction company from the ground up, a company which would grow to help change the face of Amarillo. Far more did he enjoy and cherish his family and friends than he did his distinguished career. He loved being with his children and grandchildren and was proud of the special, yet different, bond he had with each.
Wiley also celebrated his love of life through his friendships. From roping arenas to motorcycle trips, he formed lifelong ties to people he was proud to call his friends. There are many. He gave back to the community that was so good to him through his dedication and support of many local organizations. He was proud to be a member of the Khiva Shrine and he was a great friend to the High Plains Food Bank, the Associated General Contractors, The Outfit, The Amarillo Hog Chapter and the Tri-State Fair.
Survivors include his wife of 51 years, Roberta; his son, Robert M. Hicks and wife Debbie of San Antonio; his son, Wiley N. Hicks III and wife Pam of Canyon; his daughter, Sarah Hicks Faulkner and husband David of Amarillo; his son, James P. Hicks and wife Carol of Canyon; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to the High Plains Food Bank or Khiva Temple Travel Fund.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 6, 2007
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Country Jam USA
Eau Claire
Three solid days of country music's top entertainers. Stop by for a day or spend all weekend enjoying the shows, tons of vendors, great food and a fantastic venue. Camping available on site.
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- Music