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The BuzzFlash Mailbag The opinions expressed in the Mailbag are not necessarily those of BuzzFlash. Read the BuzzFlash FAQ for info on submitting to the Mailbag. THIS IS PART 2 OF THE NOVEMBER 10, 2004 BUZZFLASH MAILBAG. CLICK HERE FOR PART 1 Subject: E-vote accountability; contact your senator here: http://action.eff.org/siteapps/advocacy/index.aspx?c... I just found out about www.eff.org in your excellent link to Susan Truitt's piece about what you can do about Election Fraud. The above is a very simple direct link to action. Jeannine R. Subject: Olbermann Receives MANDATE!!! Subject: ashcroft resigns? A BuzzFlash Reader Subject: Wed Morning Press Release-Justice Through Music Reward Fund
Sent by Brett K. Subject: please do us all a favor! [BuzzFlash Note: George Lakoff says the budget deficit should be called a "baby tax," because every baby born will now inherit $175,000 ($100k in principal, $75k in interest) in taxes because of Bush. See if that gets their attention.] Subject: Bush & The Hispanic Bulge If these guys with the 6 figure salaries & 2 figure IQ's would look at the "adjusted" Exit polls, they would figure out that Bush's Brain was outwitting them -once again. In the Midwest, home of most of the Battleground States, Bush ran 3% BEHIND his 2000 showing against Gore among Latinos, 35%. In the East, Bush's Latino showing improved from 28%- 35%. In the West, where Latinos comprise 13% of the total vote, Bush improves from 35% -39%. The real funny result comes from Dixie, where - get this- Baby Bush improves his standing with Hispanics from 33 % to an astounding 64% share of the vote! Where do the vast majority of Southern Latinos call home? Why none other than Jebby's Florida and Georgie's, I should I say Jorge's, adopted home state of Texas. Was this Southern Latino Bush Landslide reward for a job well done or theft from two states where the Bushies run the show? (Team Bush wanted to run up the score in Texas to secure a popular vote victory nationwide.) Before the Consortium Exit poll Cats got the shivers, they issued a release stating that Baby Bush was running below his 2000 totals in the Florida Cuban and non Cuban Hispanic voting bloc in '04. Boy did that change, the final exit numbers showed Bush crushing Kerry among Dixie Hispanics by a margin of almost 2-1! As for the piffle that Hispanics tipped the balance of power to Baby Bush, it is simply not true. Latinos were a drag in the Midwest, where the election was won. They had no impact in the South, save for Florida where the Latino surge was, in all probability, the product of vote Fraud. In the West, the only state where Hispanics allegedly tipped the scales for Bush was New Mexico, a state with a whopping 5 electoral votes. As in Florida, the exit polls showed a Kerry victory while the real results flashed Blood Red for Der President. In the East, Kerry weathered the "Hispanic Storm" and swept all the electoral votes from Maryland extending up the East Coast to Maine. Again Hispanics were a non factor in determining the outcome of the
race. I don't make these claims because I wish to denigrate the involvement
of Latinos in the electoral voting process. Far from it, they constitute
a large and ever growing part of the New American Electorate that
will come in full bloom in the years 2035-2050. I just don't want
crooked political operatives to besmirch their reputation, spreading
the notion that they are responsible for the four year prison sentence
we are now forced to endure in America and around the world. Subject: Clogged
VA delays Iraq vets' care...treatment & disability held up
up to 6 months (Detroit News) A BuzzFlash Reader Subject: Bashing the South [BuzzFlash Note: Sometimes we post things we think are borderline acceptable, yet contain in them some value. The F**kthesouth.com link, despite its overt vulgarity and stereotyping, contains some interesting facts -- wrapped in a sharply biting letter -- about taxes and marriage and enough links to justify its inclusion. Also, our Managing Editor, who grew up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and graduated from LSU ("Geaux Tigers," he adds) -- posted the link. If he thinks it's okay, those of us who grew up above the Mason-Dixon line have to agree with him.] Subject: mail....11/9 I have written a long letter to Terry McAuliffe regarding the election.
He had written I personally, am sick to death of it. I do not have the heart to
even think...I had such To Randi, Liz and Renee....polls before the election...laid out the
land and who were Bush backers...and who were democrats. It was understood
back then...that Bush backers were at the most high school graduates...maybe
drop outs...and were churchgoers at least once a week...many fundamentalists...which
does not mean fundamentalist Catholics...it is fundamentalists...baptists...or
Assembly of God (Ashcroft's) religion. It is true in almost every case...not all. In cases I have seen of people who are college level...the ones who are not Kerry backers...were very strong fundamentalists. Small town people....are the most vulnerable. My cousin, who ran for representative in a small town...large district...was
absolutely It is so dumbing down... Recently...she sent me something derogatory about Kerry...and in return...I asked her something (I apologize that I do not even remember it now)....but, she put it off on her son, who is a fundamentalist. He said he did not stand for any democrats because they stood for abortion! Okay...I understand that...he is a man...and men should not ever legislate abortion...in the first place..............but I asked her how he felt about the war in Iraq...about the 100,000 innocent Iraqis killed. And, of course, I did not get an answer back...I have never gotten an answer to that question. If anyone in this mail room has ever asked that question of any rightwinger...and
gotten Sorry.. I am just not getting over this...and all the preaching about..."Ah now, come on, we have to pull together and sing Cumbaya."...nah..we do not...not yet!! Right, now, I am living my life....reading BuzzFlash every day...the one bright spot for a lot of us...the sanity of our lives.. If not for this site, I would truly be lost. You see, my problem is that I am not that young anymore...I do not know if I can go through another election...work for the candidate...put up the yard sign and proudly display the bumper sticker. I hope I can, but then, I hope we get a candidate who will not wimp out, when he knows that the vote is crooked!!!! Love ya...Buzz...and all the readers...you all keep me sane. Shirley..........St. Louis Subject: Sickening Disney-Owned ABC News Portrayal of Voter Irregularities... "Conspiracy theories are all over the internet with very little evidence...." They proceeded to pick and choose stories that they could ridicule and leave out the most important points. They concluded their piece with, "I guess for SOME people, election results are not enough." What in the world would we do without BuzzFlash? I am going to make
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critical of Beijing Communists (World Net Daily) Subject: Analysis of Florida Counties
Hello, Yesterday I read "Evidence Mounts That The Vote May Have Been Hacked." I had already been to http://ustogether.org/Florida_Election.htm and decided to do some more comparison of Florida's counties in 2000 and 2004. Attached is a graph comparing (1) changes in the number of registered Republican and Democratic voters from 2000 to 2004, to (2) changes in number of votes received by the Republican and Democratic candidates from 2000 to 2004. The "Dixiecrat" theory seems partially correct for small counties, but the biggest anomalies on the graph are actually Broward, Palm Beach, and several of the counties that switched from Gore in 2000 to Bush in 2004. There is an additional resource at the end of the message that draws attention to some of the same counties as my analysis. Disclaimer: Florida is still adding up votes, so some of my numbers for changes in votes may be a bit off. That said, feel free to print/publish any of the information in this message. 1) Many small counties (which happen to use optical-scan) seem to have quite a few registered Democrats that regularly vote Republican. Fraud and irregularity don't seem that likely in these counties -- they seem to fall under the "Dixiecrat Theory." 2) Fraud and irregularity seem more likely here: between 2000 and 2004, some counties saw bigger increases in Democratic registration than Republican registration, BUT bigger increases for Bush than for the Democratic candidate (in terms of votes). Look at the graph for an illustration of some of the "anomalies." The data for the anomalies illustrated on the graph is outlined below. Broward (Gore2000, Kerry2004) E-Touch The number of registered Republicans increased 20735 The number of registered Democrats increased 90551 The number of votes for Bush increased 58,892 The number of votes for Dem candidate increased 54,030 Hillsborough (Bush2000, Bush 2004) E-Touch The number of registered Republicans increased 38787 The number of registered Democrats increased 44128 The number of votes for Bush increased 60,870 The number of votes for Dem candidate increased 41,335 Palm Beach (Gore2000, Kerry2004) E-Touch The number of registered Republicans increased 5064 The number of registered Democrats increased 40856 The number of votes for Bush increased 21,282 The number of votes for Dem candidate increased 5,298 Pinellas (Gore2000, Bush2004) E-Touch The number of registered Republicans DECREASED 8578 The number of registered Democrats increased 12,668 The number of votes for Bush increased 37,805 The number of votes for the Dem candidate increased 21,473 Hernando (Gore2000, Bush 2004) Op-scan The number of registered Republicans increased 4953 The number of registered Democrats increased 4977 The number of votes for Bush increased 9,491 The number of votes for the Dem candidate increased 2,362 Orange (Gore2000, Kerry2004) Op-scan The number of registered Republicans increased 30557 The number of registered Democrats increased 57818 The number of votes for Bush increased 56,872 The number of votes for the Dem candidate increased 51,810 Osceola (Gore2000, Bush 2004) Op-scan The number of registered Republicans increased 10320 The number of registered Democrats increased 14748 The number of votes for Bush increased 6,600 The number of votes for the Dem candidate increased 2,114 Additional resource: http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0411/S00124.htm#3 Bart Wisialowski Subject: Here's Your Hat Ashcroft, What's Your Hurry? Subject: Diebold needs to be declawed Suggest we all begin writing different shows to offer this out: Mike Subject: The Free Press Joke Jim Pittman Subject: Quotation du jour
Jim P. Subject: what has been done Louis P. Subject: It Started With A Simple, Peaceful, yet Powerful Suggestion.
If you want to post this as a matter of pride, feel free to do so.
It will serve to show everyone that visits BuzzFlash that one small
voice in the wilderness does get heard from time to time. Subject: Hmmm I wondered how long it would take for some nut-case judge or lawyer to bring up a passage from Bush vs. Gore. Below is an excerpt from the Miami Herald: NOW THE PROBLEM: Didn't the USSC say that the decision they handed
down in Bush vs. Gore COULD NEVER BE REFERRED TO IN A COURT OF LAW
AGAIN AS AN EXAMPLE? Subject: MSNBC LAST NIGHT...GOOD COVERAGE OF RECOUNT This is, of course, how these things may get into the mainstream.
I know from my contacts that lots of stuff is going on with the Democratic
party on the ground and with their legal teams. Maybe in some ways
it's better that the press and the Repubs aren't Tuesday: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6452480/ Monday: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6442857/ M Subject: Attention OHIOANS A BuzzFlash Reader Subject: How to move the progressive agenda forward What I'd like to see is a progressive-liberal version of the American Spectator magazine. We have organizations set up which take the high road quite effectively -- CAP and Media Matters, for example -- but none which effectively and persuasively get us points by taking the low road. What many post-election gurus are leaving out of their campaign post-mortems is the effect of the Swift Boar Liar campaign. It was enormously effective in taking a bite out of John Kerry. Anecdotally, I know people at work who never quite got over the nagging feeling that John Kerry wasn't telling the truth about his Viet Nam war record. Campaign 2004 proved yet again that negative attacks work, and work well. It won't be enough for us in the future to just take the high road, or to expect the media to effectively debunk outrageous negative attacks. Our only choice in terms of competing effectively is to play the same game. That's why I'd like to see a pro-Democrat American Spectator type magazine that takes the low road and goes after the Republicans the way the Swift Boat Liars (led by Karl Rove, no doubt), went after Kerry. A BuzzFlash Reader Subject: Onward to 2006 Good luck. Subject: Sum of a Glitch -- In These Times Brad of VA Subject: Remember Dan Senor? A BuzzFlash Reader Subject: Speeches get heavy rewrites for politeness Jack Corrigan, a senior aide in the '88 Dukakis shipwreck, is now insisting that Bush won the election. Those raising questions are nuts. The real nut (or worse) would appear to be Mr. Corrigan. He ordered that Mr. Bush receive little or no criticism at the Democratic Convention in Boston. Speeches containing criticism of the Bush junta were edited, in true Pravda style. The Republicans tar-and-feathered Mr. Kerry. The net result of both Conventions: Kerry went from 3% up to 5% down and had to spend the entire fall digging himself out of this Corrigan created hole. This guy has the distinction of sinking two presidential nominees from Massachusetts against the Bush dynasty, father and son. A BuzzFlash Reader Subject: Voting Demand that the media cover the theft of the election! All BuzzFlash
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This speech could have been given by Steve Forbes, by Ron (and Rand) Paul, by Newt Gingrich and even Ronald Reagan. The fact Mitt Romney is doubling down on his conservatism to such an extent even after he has wrapped up the nomination is very reassuring (maybe he isn't the etch-a-sketch candidate). What really crystallized it for me was this poster from the Occupy Wall Street folks that I posed yesterday. It very succinctly pointed out one major impact that his election is going to have on the future: the makeup of the Supreme Court. With Scalia, Kennedy and Ginsburg all in their mid-late 70's a second Obama term could see three new justices. If all three of them are liberal and they have a 6-3 majority, you can pretty much kiss the America we know goodbye (what's left of it after almost four years of Obama). There will be no further limits to any government largesse. They will be able to regulate everything, tell you what to eat, how you spend your money and you will have no recourse. Sure, you can sue, but then you'll just be appealing to a liberal kangaroo Supreme Court which will tell you that "government is always right".Our example – and commitment – to freedom has changed the world. But along with the genius of our Declaration of Independence, our Constitution, and our Bill of Rights, is the equal genius of our economic system. Our Founding Fathers endeavored to create a moral and just society like no other in history, and out of that grew a moral and just economic system the likes of which the world had never seen. Our freedom, what it means to be an American, has been defined and sustained by the liberating power of the free enterprise system.
That same system has helped lift more people out of poverty across the globe than any government program or competing economic system. The success of America's free enterprise system has been a bright beacon of freedom for the world. It has signaled to oppressed people to rise up against their oppressors, and given hope to the once hopeless.
It is called the Free Enterprise System because we are both free to engage in enterprises and through those enterprises we ensure our freedom.
But sadly, it has become clear that this President simply doesn't understand or appreciate these fundamental truths of our system.
...I don't want to transform America; I want to restore the values of economic freedom.
So for every government-spending proposal, I will ask the following question: "Is this program so important that it is worth borrowing more money from China to pay for it?" With our nation facing 16 trillion dollars in debt, most times the answer will be an easy and unqualified "no." We've seen how fast our debt can grow. It's time to see how fast our economy can grow, and the first step is spending discipline.
Instead of throwing more borrowed money at bad ideas, I will lower tax rates, simplify the tax code, and get the American economy running at full strength.
Then there is the issue of Obamacare, if it isn't completely struck down by the Supreme Court in the next couple of weeks. Under a second term of Obama, that monstrosity will be imposed on the American people despite the fact that the majority have said repeatedly that they don't want it. Our taxes will go up, our premiums will skyrocket and our quality of healthcare will go down. Romney, who fathered Romneycare, is not the guy I'd want in office to repeal Obamacare, but I think that even he would try to repeal the most harmful aspects of it. After all, Romneycare was only about 70 pages long while Obamacare is over 2000. I'm sure there is plenty in that difference that he doesn't like.
I realize that I had previously said I was going to vote for Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party candidate for President. In a perfect world, if it were a real three way race, I would be fully behind him. But even he himself admits he has no chance so what exactly is the point? Sure it would make me feel good, in a way, to vote for the guy who is closest in philosophy to myself. But I think I would feel worse if a close state went to Obama thanks to people who would normally vote Republican voting Libertarian. Also, if people like Rand Paul and Newt Gingrich can endorse Mitt Romney, despite having great excuses for staying on the sidelines, why am I throwing a temper tantrum at the party which I've called home since I was a kid? If the Democratic candidate were Bill Clinton or an Evan Bayh or a Jim Webb, I'd probably be more likely to vote Libertarian since the future of this country would be less at stake. But they aren't running, the anti-American, anti-Israel, anti-private sector Barack Hussein Obama is the other choice and he must be stopped in November.
It looks like after everything, I'm voting for Willard. I hope he doesn't let us down.

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good morning, friends!
how does everyone's monday look? mine's not too bad. i have lots of work (from home!) planned and then another big (big!) appointment this evening. cross your fingers for us, we're a little worried about this one…
moving on.
i wanted to give a quick update today on how my dairy elimination is going so far.
overall, things are good. my skin is looking decent. as i mentioned before, i definitely see hormonal fluctuations in the degree of my acne, so i'm probably going to eliminate diary for a while longer before i start adding things back in to try to really figure out if dairy has an impact.
as far as what i've been eating, i think i've been doing a really good job of avoiding dairy. there have been a few times where i've eaten something that has dairy in it out of habit and only realized it afterward. like on saturday when i had one of my favorite coffee drinks and then realized that it has skim milk in it… oops. but overall, my diet has been pretty clean. it's certainly a departure from my normal though.
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also, i've been avoiding my favorite lattes at starbucks because their only dairy free milk option is soy and i try not to consume too many non-traditional soy foods.
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desserts have been a struggle for me too. i really like having a little something sweet in the evenings every now and then. friday night, the craving wasn't too strong, so i went with some sweet cherries and they hit the spot!
but last night i was going crazy for a treat. i checked the nutella label. nope. it has skim milk. i peeked in the freezer and only saw regular vanilla ice cream. not gonna work. then i remembered a package of dark chocolate m&m's in the cabinet. nope. they also have milk!
it got to the point where brad asked if i wanted him to go get me something from the store! haha (good husband right there!).
but before it got that far, i broke into this dark chocolate bar (no dairy!), broke off a square, and dipped it in cinnamon almond butter.
ahhhhhh. seriously, so much better.
so, it hasn't been a 100% smooth transition and sometimes i crave cheese/yogurt/ice cream like crazy, but i think the dairy elimination is going well so far!
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Tax everyone else but not me, I am a tea partier.
You are so right! These so-called grassroots Tea Party people....started by Big Tobacco and John Birchers like the Koch Brothers, and funded by Big Corps and the GOP, and pushed by FOX News and the Republican.....are starting to take over what was left of the sane Right.
There is nothing left but a noisy, patronizing, pushy, selfish bunch of fools who don't realize they are being used. Just like the Right is using the Baptists and Catholics in their desperate fight to control women's reproductive rights...and soon the entire educational process.
It's all part of ALEC's decades old push to have a rich, white, male Right Wing oligarchy for this country. Anybody else...they have no use for. But hey, you voted for these idiots in the state and DC.
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Well...snow...that's all we got around here! So...yet another post about fun in the snow:)
A family fun day in the snow...
I got kind of mad at Jon when he wanted to start a snowball fight with me because it's soooo not fair when one person has glasses on!...so I insisted on trying to sled down a hill...without a sled.
As you can see...Noah was so much better at it than me after all the practice he's had with Daddy.
So...a break from the snow to show you how our Superbowl turned out! Remember, the game came on at about midnight our time...so I only stayed awake for about 1 and half quarters...but I still wanted to celebrate with yummy food...Jon was very much in agreement.
It was great. Jon was totally awesome in granting my request for him to make his amazing ribs (this required him to go out and buy a small grill...which he was delighted to do...yay, more rib opportunities!!!!).
So, our menu consisted of:
Jalepenos stuffed with cream cheese wrapped in bacon! Ohhhh so yummy.
homemade potato salad, deviled eggs, baked beans...ribs ribs ribs..and for dessert....the cake...you see, the outside was pretty pathetic looking; but you know its what's on the inside that counts...it was a confetti cake with rainbow chip frosting...ahhhhmazing...one of the best betty crocker cakes there is. And the commissary finally decided to get some for a limited time. (I bought enough to make 2 cakes...one can never have too much rainbow chip cake and frosting)
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You can probably chalk this up to 'climate change'. Not that they haven't always been around before. Just that the drought has made them visible. The dust and all. And the drought is from 'climate change'. Right?
There were reports of tornadoes this past weekend in West Texas. But tornadoes they were not.
Gustanodoes. A dust devil with attitude. And while similar looking to a tornado it differs in a couple of ways. First it's not that strong. It's winds only get up to maybe 50…say 60 miles per hour.
And location is everything.
Tornadoes are at the rear-flank of a thunderstorm where the updrafts are located. But gustanadoes are at the front edge of a thunderstorm's outflow.
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Hence, the call by the Regent of Perak, Raja Dr Nazrin Shah, that religious issues should not be openly debated is a fallacy that was taught in Europe until 200 years ago. This was what the Church and the Crown taught to keep the people in the dark. And by keeping the people in the dark, the Church and the Monarchs could continue to enslave the people under serfdom. However, once the people managed to remove these shackles of slavery and imprisonment of the mind by seeking and questioning, peoples' power emerged and the rule of the autocratic governments ended.
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Raja Nazrin reminds people not to play with racial issues
(New Straits Times) - The Regent of Perak Raja Dr Nazrin Shah has reminded the people not to play with racial issues or risked facing terrible tragedy. In his speech at the opening of the Perak state assembly session here today, Raja Nazrin said it (playing racial issues) should be stopped and be prevented from happening.
"This is my reminder -- the religious flame should not be ignited. The religious fire should not be sparked. If that happens, then the people risked getting themselves burnt and the state destroyed," the regent said.
Raja Nazrin said of late, the religious issues had been openly debated. "This is worrying ... it will possibly be the cause to spark off a terrible tragedy," the regent stressed. Raja Nazrin also reminded all the state assemblymen to portray a good image in respecting one's religion.
Martin Luther was a German monk and priest who became the icon for Protestant reforms in the 1500s. Luther, who was also a professor of theology, strongly disputed the claim that freedom from God's punishment for sin could be bought with money. Luther challenged the authority of the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, Leo X, and defied the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, resulting in his excommunication by the Pope and the Emperor condemning him as an outlaw.
Being the controversial figure that he was, Luther rejected the idea of a Holy War or Crusade and instead urged Emperor Charles V and the German people to fight a secular war against the Turks who were knocking on Vienna's door. He also preached that it was a matter of great urgency that the Jews be expelled from all German territory.
500 hundred years ago, Christendom saw the emergence of a reformer, Martin Luther, who challenged both the Pope as well as the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. No doubt, then, Luther was considered a heretic, deviant, loose cannon, etc., and was excommunicated and declared an outlaw. Today, he is called a hero.
Not long after that, along came an Italian, Galileo Galilei, who also defied the Pope, Urban VIII. Galileo was put on trial and was declared a heretic. He spent the rest of his life under house arrest and it was not until about 400 years later, on 31st October 1992, when Galileo was absolved of his 'crime' when Pope John Paul II expressed regret for how the Galileo affair was handled. The Pope issued a declaration acknowledging the errors committed by the Catholic Church tribunal that judged the scientific positions of Galileo.
History has now judged Martin Luther, Galileo Galilei, and a host of other 'criminals' as actually great reformers, thinkers and scientists, hundreds of years after their deaths. Reluctantly, the Church has had to admit that it was wrong and that these people right. But at that time, people who challenged the authority of the Church or the Crown were condemned.
Today, the Regent of Perak says, "The religious flame should not be ignited. The religious fire should not be sparked. If that happens, then the people risked getting themselves burnt and the state destroyed."
I suppose this would have been what the Pope in Rome and the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire said 500 years ago, although maybe not exactly in those same words. And if the Pope and the Emperor 500 years ago were wrong, could this also mean that Raja Dr Nazrin Shah is wrong as well?
Raja Nazrin said, "Of late, religious issues had been openly debated. This is worrying ... it will possibly be the cause to spark off a terrible tragedy."
Openly debating religious issues is not the tragedy that I am worried about. It is not openly debating them that will be the real tragedy. Religious leaders and monarchs of the old days also saw themselves as trustees of religion and appointees of God. The Pope saw himself as God's voice on earth and the Monarchs as rulers appointed by God. Hence, no one can question, challenge, defy or oppose the Pope and the Monarch. To do so would be considered a crime and punishable by torture, excommunication and even death. (Today, in Malaysia, they use the Sedition Act).
About 300 years after Martin Luther and Galileo Galilei, along came another man, this time a French man by the name of Napoleon Bonaparte. France was facing turmoil during the aftermath of the 1789 Revolution and the Reign of Terror that followed. They needed a strong military leader to restore law and order so they turned to the general who had proven himself in the battlefield.
Napoleon, being the accomplished military genius that he was, used the military to restore sanity in Paris. He then used this same military to grab power. Napoleon then got the Pope to appoint him the Emperor of France, reversing the creation of the First Republic.
In those days, monarchs and rulers were hereditary. You needed to be born into that position and it was impossible for a man not of noble blood to ascend the throne. Napoleon, however, proved that this was all bullshit. It was not God who decided if you became the ruler by virtue of your birth. It was how many soldiers with guns behind you that determined it.
Napoleon then decided he would like to export the ideals of the Revolution to the rest of Europe. His army swept across Europe defeating many bigger armies. Within just a decade or so, almost the whole of Europe came under French occupation.
Napoleon then introduced his reforms. One of the more significant reforms was to the education system (there were of course many others such as the metric measurement system, the Napoleonic Code legal system, etc.).
In the past, the church ran the schools and education was only available to the elite and nobility. Napoleon established public schools and education was open to everyone. Furthermore, under this public education system, students were encouraged to seek and question and not just absorb what they were taught like a sponge.
By 1815, French occupation had ended and Europe reverted to the old order. Under this old order, the Church and the Monarchy shared power. There were no such things as peoples' power, republicanism, equality, democracy, freedom of speech and opinion, etc. But the people had tasted the ideals of the new order and they rejected what the old order stood for.
This set the stage for the battle between the conservatives of the old order and the liberals of the new order from 1815 to 1848, an entire generation of what we can consider a class struggle. We must also note that under the old order, the church, the crown and the nobility owned practically all the land in Europe while the people were merely serfs who worked the land for pittance (serfdom was a sort of slavery). Hence the people were extremely poor and oppressed.
But the damage had been done and the Pandora's box, once opened, could never be closed again. As the common folk became educated, they began to think and question. Clubs and associations were formed where people met to debate issues (like they do on the Internet today). Newspapers mushroomed (like the Blogs today). And politics was openly discussed and debated.
Europe, which used to comprise of only two classes of people, the higher class and the lower class, eventually saw the emergence of a middle class. And this middle class grew as the population became more educated and people entered the field of trade and commerce or became professionals such as lawyers, doctors, engineers, architects, etc.
Soon, the middle class became more prosperous than the upper class. In fact, as the middle class acquired wealth, more and more of the nobility became bankrupt (even banks collapsed as the people defaulted on their loans). And the people no longer wanted to work the land as slaves of the church, crown or nobles. They abandoned the land to migrate to the cities in search of jobs and the urban population began to grow with cities bursting from overpopulation.
Europe was sitting on a time bomb waiting to go off. And in 1848 it exploded, triggering revolutions all over the world, more than 50 in all. Invariably, since the revolutionaries did not have an army, all the revolutions were put down by military force.
But it was only a matter of time. 22 years later, the Monarchies and Empires collapsed resulting in the creation of the Italian and German Republics (the French Second Republic had been created 20 years earlier) and the creation of many nation-states all over Europe. Whatever monarchies they had left were reduced to constitutional monarchies. But the rule of the Republic prevailed with parliaments elected by the people through the ballot box.
Thus ended the rule of the monarchs who held power through the barrel of the gun. A government of the people, by the people and for the people based on free elections would replace a system of hereditary rule thousands of years in existence.
That period which brought this change is called the Period of Enlightenment. And Europe saw this Period of Enlightenment because, after thousands of years being kept in the dark, they finally saw the light. And they saw the light because they received an education, which taught them to seek and question.
Hence, the call by the Regent of Perak, Raja Dr Nazrin Shah, that religious issues should not be openly debated is a fallacy that was taught in Europe until 200 years ago. This was what the Church and the Crown taught to keep the people in the dark. And by keeping the people in the dark, the Church and the Monarchs could continue to enslave the people under serfdom. However, once the people managed to remove these shackles of slavery and imprisonment of the mind by seeking and questioning, peoples' power emerged and the rule of the autocratic governments ended.
Is this what Raja Nazrin Shah is worried about? Anyway, it is the government and its lackeys who are playing up racial and religious issues so maybe Raja Nazrin Shah can address this matter to Umno instead.


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From: Guy Etchells <>
Subject: RE: Burial ground challenge
Date: Sun, 08 Apr 2001 22:55:59 +0100
You miss the point Jill the SOG was not always a large and well
established body it started off small the same as Family History
Societies that is why I compared them using the same 36 year scale.
The collections I quoted were in the SOG library in 1947, 36 years after
its inauguration, not its present day holding.
I therefore think the comparison very fair, in fact in light of the
facts that
1, nearly 10 years of that time the country was at war
2, for another 10 years was in the most severe and protracted economic
downturn since the 19th century
3, there has been a great upsurge of interest in family history during
the last 20 years, I could even go as far as to say the comparison was
Wakefield England
http://freespace.virgin.net/guy.etchells Transcripts, Parish
Records, Calendar, Scaleable Map of Uk. Link to LDS website,
Abbreviations, Returns of Owners of Lands etc. etc.
http://www.guye.freeserve.co.uk Whitefield Transcripts, Etch/ells
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Churches & MIs. in the Wakefield Area
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Memorials in the burial ground of St John the Evangelist Church,
> Hello List
> Can I come in on that please - Guy the *main* reason that FHS do not have
> large libraries is that premises have been very hard to secure. SOG is quite
> a different matter and has benefited from some of the country's leading
> genealogists leaving much of their libraries and work to them. Individual
> FHS wouldn't know how to house such gifts, as they are totally reliant on
> their committee to house such things. It is only in recent times that FHS
> have had premises.
> So I think that was an unfair comparison.
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Thursday, 19 April 2012
MTR's ex-CEO appointed Director of HKEx æ
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Isabella Steger, for The Wall Street Journal:
Mr. Walder, more used to cutting than splashing out, announced that the company would spend more than HK$1 billion to improve services—in a city already widely acknowledged as having one of the best public-transport systems in the world.
Somehow I doubt Mr. Walder even had a couple of million dollars to spend back in NYC.
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
Michael Bloomberg, for the Financial Times:
A recent study commissioned by Citigroup and conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit found New York City to be the most competitive city in the world, edging out London for the top spot, followed by Singapore, Paris and Hong Kong.
Well worth a read, especially this point:
I have long believed that talent attracts capital far more effectively and consistently than capital attracts talent. The most creative individuals want to live in places that protect personal freedoms, prize diversity and offer an abundance of cultural opportunities.
Hong Kong leaders take note.
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Andrew Clancy on Vimeo:
Living in New York I'd grab my Canon 7D, or S95, and shoot footage of what was going on around me. It seemed like a never ending project and you could stay filming life in New York for a long time. But eventually I put my camera down and started to edit. Here's the end result, it's a bit rough and ready but that's life in the Big Apple I guess.
Arrestingly beautiful.
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
Kevin Slavin, an alumnus of Cooper Union on his alma mater:
The former president and current trustees have imperiled the future of the only tuition-free undergraduate degree in the United States, and unless someone has an idea for how to make up $16MM a year, it ends soon, quietly, after 150 years.
No one will ever know the names of the trustees who "invested" over $170MM on a new building that no one wanted. Generating over $10MM in annual interest payments alone on an operating budget that used to be $40MM.
It's unlikely the school will close, but it's quite possible that the tuition-free days of the school are almost over. However, The New York Times reports:
Dr. Bharucha emphasized that lower-income students and many middle-income ones would continue to attend free, and that none of the 900 current undergraduates would be charged. He said that if the school decided to charge tuition, it was not clear whether it would set its price comparable to those at other private colleges, $40,000 or more, or adopt a different payment structure.
It seems that Nicolai Ouroussoff was prudent to lead off his 2009 architecture review of the new school building with this:
We'll have to wait to find out exactly what the end of the Age of Excess means for architecture in New York. Yes, the glut of high-concept luxury towers was wearisome. But some great civic works were also commissioned in that era. And given the hard economic times, they may be the last we see for quite some time.
Lots of beautiful design was carried out for the school by Thom Mayne, Stephen Doyle, and Abbott Miller. It's unfortunate that their inspiring work will stand as a testament to the school's poor financial management.
Thursday, 29 September 2011
The New York Times, on rising iPad/iPhone theft on subways:
In a common situation, the thieves strike while a train is at a station platform. When the car doors open, the thieves identify vulnerable targets: people sitting near the doors who are absorbed in their music or electronic reading. Just before the doors close again, the thieves grab the devices and flee into the subway station.
Steve would say: Just don't hold it that way.
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
Core77 on Apple's Fifth Avenue store:
We've just discovered Apple will be updating their iconic Cube structure at their midtown Manhattan retail location, replacing the current cube of 90 panes with just 15 massive, and I mean massive, pieces of glass (rendering at bottom). The slabs will be roughly 10 feet wide by a whopping 32 feet high, and held together using some sort of secret, proprietary connector that will reportedly be embedded within the glass itself, rather than being comprised of mere external clips.
Friday, 12 August 2011
The New York Times reviews the off-Broadway production of Rent:
The young ensemble members who inhabit the new production of Jonathan Larson's "Rent," which opened on Thursday night at New World Stages, never seem to feel truly at home. It is as if they had taken over the show for a couple of months of fun, as they might an older sibling's house on Fire Island, and are now hesitant to treat it as their own.
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Tuesday, 1 March 2011
I see a lot of iPhones in the subway. I see a lot of Macs in cafes. I'm pretty sure we will see more.1
SCMP reports two upcoming Apple stores in Hong Kong (article titled "Apple not put off store plan by rising rents" [sic]) :
The world's number-one technology company will open its first 15,000 sq ft Apple Store at IFC Mall, in Central, by the end of this year, people familiar with the plan said. In the third quarter of next year Apple plans to open a 20,000 sq ft store at Hysan Place, which is under construction.
Why would Apple ever be put off by rising rents, however crazy they may be here? Apple Stores gross more than most brands per square foot. It took them a while to come to Hong Kong because they are extremely picky about store locations. And these locations were worth the wait.
But just how big is 20,000 square feet? Apple's Fifth Avenue location in New York City measures 10,000 square feet. It's still nothing compared to the biggest store yet.
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Offering a whole new persepective on everyday objects, New York based still life and food photographer Beth Galton and food stylist Charlotte Omnès took amazing photographs of of different dishes including ramen noodles or corn dogs cut in half. Refraining from digital retouching the photos were made using only gelatin to solidify the liquids. Check out the amazing series in the gallery above.
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Wisconsin's inter-district public school open enrollment program allows parents to apply for their children to attend school districts other than the one in which they reside.
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2013-14 Open Enrollment Application Period is open now through April 30, 2013. Follow the links below to apply and for additional information.
Hello and Welcome to North Cape School!
My name is John Lehnen. I am the Superintendent/Principal here at North Cape School. This past Monday, February 4, 2013 began the open enrollment period where parents can apply for their children to attend a public school in a school district other than the one in which they live. The regular open enrollment period ends on April 30, 2013. Our website contains the links to online application information for parents (Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Open Enrollment website).
Formally, I have had experiences in several administrative roles in larger school districts as Assistant Principal, Principal and Assistant Superintendent. In the past seven months, I have developed great relationships with the school community of North Cape. The small North Cape School community cares deeply for each and every student's success academically as well as socially, emotionally and personally. Students, teachers, parents and community members truly work together to provide a high quality school experience.
The students are awesome! I enjoy coming to work every day and seeing kids from 4K – 8th grade. They are an absolute joy to visit in class and be with at lunch time. Our state academic testing results exceed reading and math achievement standards and identify North Cape as one of the top ranking K-8 schools in the state. Our students are very giving and care about others beyond our boundaries, raising money, clothing and food for those less fortunate than us. We have school sponsored sports and activities in boys and girls volleyball, basketball, softball, track and cheerleading. We also have a student council, chess club, garden club and K-Kids club.
Our parents are highly involved in making North Cape special. Our PTO (Parent Teacher Organization) supports us in so many ways. They sponsor many activities such as grandparent's day, various holiday activities, limo lunch for students, Fall festival and movie night for families. At a recent movie night, we had 139 people attend on a Friday night!
The teachers are extremely dedicated to teaching and learning. Today, education is undergoing some of the greatest changes in history. The most important change is what we want our students to know and be able to do. Our teachers have been working with a national consultant to transition to Common Core State Standards, a more rigorous curriculum and instruction program for our students. The teachers are highly committed to learning, sharing and growing as professionals. Our district has invested in technological advancements with a wireless technology infrastructure to move classrooms into the 21st Century. It is our goal to offer our students more access to technology through a 1:1 initiative by next year.
I welcome parents to meet with me and tour our wonderful school. I can be reached at 262-835-4069. Go Vikings!
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Sounds like a good idea. We, however, are probably the last hold-outs in the US above the poverty line to be holding out on replacing our TV with a flat screen. So I have no USB port. One question. Why do you glue the traced drop cloth canvas to another canvas square? Janet
Another great idea, but i am afraid my husband will be opposed to my using his new TV for crafting! As to Crafty Thrifty's comment above, we had to replace our old TV (20 years old)which is the only reason we have a flat screen.Distressed Donna Down Home
This is brilliant! I think the thing I'm most impressed by is that you did this with a Sharpie?n It's so neat and clean.
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I have one tiny little tv and don't watch it much. But I like this look.
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Crime Stoppers of Somerset County has increased the bounty to $2,500 for information leading to the arrest of the son of a Franklin Township councilwoman. Rahmel Francois, 24, has been on the lam since April 24, when members of the gangs and drugs task force of the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office unsuccessfully tried to arrest him on conspiracy and weapons... Full story »
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Somerset County authorities announced today they are offering a reward for information leading to the capture of those involved in a rash of vandalism at Hillside Intermediate School on Brown Road during the past two months. Crime Stoppers of Somerset County is willing to pay $500 for information leading to the arrest and indictment of individuals whose acts resulted in... Full story »
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June 17, 2008, 4:29PM
A North Plainfield gasoline station was fined $800 and ordered to close for 20 days after it was charged with changing prices more than once in a 24-hour period, a violation of state law. Jason Flint, an assistant superintendent in Somerset County's Weights and Measures Department, brought charges against MK Gasoline, on Route 22, after he noticed prices at the... Full story »
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June 17, 2008, 5:58AM
A North Plainfield gas station was ordered to close for 20 days and fined $800 plus court costs for changing its price more than once in a 24-hour period, according to a report in the Home News Tribune. The report said Jason Flint, an assistant superintendent in the Somerset County Office of Weights and Measures, said the violation against MK... Full story »
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June 16, 2008, 7:32PM
A faulty light fixture is believed to have started a fire in the health building at an all-girl boarding school in Somerset County over the weekend, fire officials said today. No students were at the Purnell School in Bedminster when the fire was reported bout 2:19 p.m. on Sunday, said Pottersville Fire Company Chief Tom Anderson. There were no known... Full story »
Man found guilty of sexually abusing girlfriend's daughter in Raritan Twp.
June 16, 2008, 5:16PM
A jury found a Pennsylvania man guilty today of sexually abusing a young girl in her Raritan Township home after he met her mother on the internet, and began dating the woman. The victim, now 18 and living out of state, testified she was sexually abused by Timothy Paziora three times between September 2000 and December 2000, when she was... Full story »
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A Nigerian national, who was arrested in Franklin Township after using a duplicate driver's license to impersonate her twin sister during a motor vehicle stop, insisted on using a fake name and age - Kenny Salami, 31 - even after police said they confirmed her true identity. Kehinde Akinola-Fasasi, 36, also was driving her twin sister's 1998 Mazda without her... Full story »
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June 15, 2008, 4:34PM
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NASCAR hasn't left Milwaukee in its mirror yet
Despite the latest setback in dealings to save big-time racing at the Milwaukee Mile, NASCAR hasn't given up hope of coming back next year.
"We're in touch with the Fair board, and Milwaukee is a very important market to us and we're considering every option available," Ramsey Poston, managing director of corporate communications for NASCAR, said Wednesday.
Historic Mile LLC, which in August signed a letter of intent with State Fair Park to become the promoter, said Tuesday that it was unable to secure the necessary funding and had given up on trying to run the track.
Poston refused to place any sort of timeline on the decision-making process.
Most observers have been surprised to see NASCAR keep Milwaukee on its 2010 Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series schedules this long. But there isn't a huge demand for those dates, and many of the options would result in the need to shuffle other races around on the schedules.
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Talk about silly season!
Dave, do the Guiffre boys really have John Menard in their pocket? While I understand that it offers the Guiffre's credibility, what does it offer Menard? -
John said in February that he'd be interested in the Mile as part of the Giuffre group as long as the deal made business sense. I don't know that I've seen him since, but I can't imagine his stance would have changed.
Why can,t we get rid of the State Fair Board running racing operations. Separate the track operations from the Fair Board so the race promoter can make a profit. The State will make money from tax revenues.
Not sure where you're going there, little guy.
The board controls the operation of the grounds. To lease a portion of the grounds, then, you'd have to deal with the board. The board sets the terms, the same as any owner looking to rent out property. The board doesn't have to have any specific involvement with the operations of a promoter, but presumably the terms of the lease would give it some oversight, just as an apartment lease gives the property owner certain rights.
Are you suggesting that State Fair Park ought to sell the property? That'd be a pretty complex deal, I would think, because an arm of the state can't act like a private individual and pull the plug on a deal on a whim. Plus, you'd still have potential for disagreements, because SFP would need to use the track facilities during the State Fair and the promoter would need access to (or through) the rest of the park on race days.
If you're suggesting a rent-free lease with no obligation from the promoter to State Fair Park, that sounds like one of those too-good-to-be-true offers we've all gotten from Nigeria via e-mail. -
Hey Dave! Did you contact your friends in Abu Dhabi? LOL
John Menard and Guiffres save the day!!!!!!!!
Maybe Menard should buy State Fair Park!


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