Title: Mcgowanjm Wire 2012 Source:
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Without further preamble, I give you the two primary rules of American political life in the 21st century.
* The amount of political bullshit you are subjected to is directly proportional to the flagrant insanity and abject corruption which needs to be concealed.
* The amount of political bullshit you are subjected to is inversely proportional to the importance of the election result.
I hope these rules will help you through these tough times.
The Times and Haaretz missed the key point. Israel's entire occupation of Gaza, the West Bank, and all of Jerusalem (East and West) is illegal.
Under international law, Palestinians are entitled to all land within pre-1967 borders, but more than that. The 1947 Partition Plan gave them 42% of historic Palestine.
Jerusalem in its entirely remains an international city.
In 1987, Francis Boyle drafted Palestine's Declaration of Independence. On November 15, 1988, the Palestinian National Council (PNC) adopted his Memorandum "proclaim(ing) the existence of the new independent state of Palestine."
Most nations recognize its status. It also deserves de jure UN membership. It qualifies in all respects. It's recognized under UN Charter article 80(1) and League Covenant article 22(4)...."
Get a job, you Dirty Fuckin' Hippie......;}
How about Being in charge of Bankster Dangsta Re Education Camps.....
Western media outlets are increasingly using the magic phrases "WMD" and "dictator" with regard to Syria. Washington Post: The success of Libyas rebels in toppling their dictator is prompting calls within the Syrian opposition for armed rebellion and NATO intervention. Protesters in recent days have carried banners calling for a no-fly zone over Syria akin to the one that facilitated the Libyan revolt.
Before the USSA invaded....we STILL don't know why....;}
HEY, A K, I can get us out of Iraq....Now THAT would be a GREAT job....;}
"July 12, 2012
Iraq's economic development is being held back by a critical shortage of electricity - with businesses and homes across the country forced to endure blackouts of as long as 15 hours a day.
Total demand stands at 14,000 megawatts, but the country's struggling power plants can supply only up to 8,000 megawatts.
Businesses in virtually every sector are reeling from a dependence on costly generators as summer temperatures rise to almost 50°C.
The government is unable to offer more than nine to 12 hours of power a day."
eLECTRICITY was on 24/7 No Problem before the USSA invaded.....
I can get a job getting Iraq's Electricity back on.....
"This Is Just the Beginning": Forest Fires, Deadly Storms, Record Heat Reveal a Changed Climate by Amy Goodman
The past two weeks have witnessed the worst forest fires in Colorado history, a deadly Mid-Atlantic storm that left 23 dead and four million without power, and a record shattering heat wave across the East Coast and Midwest that has not seen since the Dust Bowl. More than 2,000 heat records have been broken in the past week. As the words "extreme weather" flash across TV screens, where are the other two words: "global warming"? We speak to The Guardians U.S. environment correspondent Suzanne Goldenberg and Jeff Masters, director of meteorology at the Weather Underground website. "What were seeing now is the future," Masters says. "Were going to be seeing a lot more weather like this, a lot more impacts like were seeing from this series of heat waves, fires and storms. ...
The Arctic melt season is well underway, and sea ice extent a key indicator of global warming declined rapidly during June, setting a record for the largest June sea ice loss in the satellite era. Sea ice extent is currently running just below the level seen at the same time in 2007, the year that set the record for the lowest sea ice minimum in the satellite era.
An Arctic Ice Free will Completely change our World.
In Single Digit years.....CLimate Runaway should be assumed now.
Okay, Jimmie, those are my free handicapping/betting tips for the year. I hope you get great mileage out of them.
I hope this posts cleanly....Arlington Park, 5th race yesterday results below. At Ellis Park the 5 horse finished second yesterday and if you bet WPS you'd be slightly ahead.
No, it didn't preview cleanly so here's the link for yesterday's results....
"The above explains why the central planners of this world, all of them well-aware of the implications of what has just been said, will literally fight to the death to prevent the global system from reacquire its balanced natural state, which----------
for 30 years
''''''''''''''they have been pushing further and further away from in other to perpetuate as long as possible, an unstable status quo, which has benefited a disproprtionately smaller number of systemic participants, and has lead the system far beyond its tipping point level."
"keystone-hub financial system contagion increasing the risk of system failure.
Once the financial system contagion crosses a particular threshold the de-stabilisation of the globalised economy will be exceedingly difficult to arrest; this point may be in as little as ten days. Once a major system collapse occurs, scale, hysteresis, entropy, loss of critical functions, recursion failure, and resource diversion is likely to ensure that the features associated with the previous dynamic state of the globalised economy can never be recovered.
Sadly, the system will eventually regain balance: that is what nature dictates. When it does, a politically correct way of saying what happens it that "the previous dynamic state of the globalised economy can never be recovered" while a less PC framing would be "all hell will break loose."
Trade Off: Financial system supply-chain cross contagion a study in global systemic collapse Jun 17, 2012
Jul 4, 2012 From Yahoo! News: Russia is offering Cyprus more favourable conditions than the EU and IMF as the Meditarranean island seeks aid to shore ...
Post Sun Jul 15, 2012 7:47 am by mcgowanjm Too bad Spain can't discover one of these fields..... :twisted:
Russia's got this. They play chess, we play checkers..... 8-)
The first is temporal paralysis:
As financial and monetary systems become more unstable, the risks associated with doing anything significant to change or alter the course increase (see also the discussion of lock-in in the final section). In addition, the diversity of national actors, public opinion, institutional players and perceptions works against a coherent consensus on action. Therefore the temptation is to displace immediate risk by taking the minimal action to avert an imminent crisis.
This increases systemic risk.
With every iteration, the USSA picks up a 'failed state of energy' while the Russians pick up a key node in a future Energy Field/Pipeline.
Financial System Supply-Chain Cross-Contagion: a study in global systemic collapse. David Korowicz 30th June (revised) , 2012 Thi Metis Risk
second issue is what might be called the reflexivity trap:
The actions taken to prevent a crisis, or preparations for dealing with the aftermath of a crisis, may help precipitate the crisis. Therefore to avoid precipitation, the preparation has to be low key and below the radar of the public and markets. This limits the extent and scope of preparation, increasing the risk of a chaotic and slow response.
Financial System Supply-Chain Cross-Contagion: a study in global systemic collapse. David Korowicz 30th June (revised) , 2012 Thi Metis Risk
The final point is about black swans & brittle systems:
The growing stress in our very complex globalised economy means it is much less resilient, see the discussion in section 3.1 and figure 2. Thus a small shock or an unpredictable event could set in train a chain of events that could push the globalised economy over a tipping point, and into a process of negative feedback and collapse.
Between June and August 2001, the currency component of the M1 aggregatewhich includes currency in circulation and demand depositsreported by the US Federal Reserve, increases by the greatest amount over the June-August period since 1947, the first year for which this data is reported. (Bergman 9/16/2005; Devine and Miles 1/20/2006 pdf file)
The [Federal Reserves] failure to date to publicly address the growth in currency in mid-2001 is conspicuous. If a benign explanation exists, or if for whatever reasons the currency growth is irrelevant, the Fed should say so publicly, and explain why this is the case. A failure to do so raises troubling questions. (Devine and Miles 1/20/2006 pdf file)
this letter is related to these warnings. He will also point out, negotiations between the Taliban and representatives of the United States over energy production issues in Afghanistan ended on August 2, 2001 (see August 2, 2001), and that, Four days later, President Bush received a PDBa presidential daily briefwith a headline warning that bin Laden was determined to strike in US,
When, in December 2003, Bergman asks the Board of Governors staff why it issued the August 2 letter, and if the letter was related to intelligence about heightened terrorist threats, he will receive no reply and subsequently be told he has committed an egregious breach of protocol in calling the Board staff and asking the question.
According to Bergman, ....... The unanswered question on Bergmanâs 40 question Q&A asked why the Board had issued the August 2, 2001 letter â" a very fair, logical, and important question that has yet to be answered to this day.
Given the fact that the supervisor gave him the green light and directed him to find the answer regarding the August 2, 2001 supervisory letter, Bergman decided that the best method to discover the answer was to contact the staff of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve directly. In December 2003 he called the Board and inquired about the meaning and motivation behind the August 2, 2001 letter. Within two weeks his assignment was abruptly terminated and his credentials canceled. " on Mar 27, 2007 at 08:06 AM
The one-sided results of the 375,000 state exit polls over the last six presidential elections leads to only one conclusion: the massive exit poll discrepancies cannot be due to faulty polling and is overwhelming evidence that systemic election fraud has favored the Republicans in every election since 1988.
Note that respondents are not asked to provide personal information. There is no excuse for not releasing exit poll/voting results for each of the 1400+ exit poll precincts. There is no privacy issue.
Calculating the probabilties The probability P that 55 of 57 exit polls would flip from the Democrats in the exit polls to the Republicans in the recorded vote is given by the Binomial distribution: P= 1-Binomdist(54,57,.5,true) P= 1.13E-14 = 0.000000000000011 or 1 in 88 trillion!
The probability that the exit poll margin of error would be exceeded in any given state is 5% or 1 in 20. Therefore, approximately 14 of the 274 exit polls would be expected to exceed the margin of error, 7 for the Republican and 7 for the Democrat.
Given the relationship between the exit poll, margin of error and corresponding win probability, we compare the 274 state exit polls to the corresponding recorded votes. The Republicans did better in the recorded vote than in the exit polls in 226 (82.4%) of the 274 elections. The probability of this one-sided red-shift is 3.7E-31 or 1 in 2.7 million trillion trillion."
Debt deflation would in its formal sense start to die-nobody would (even if they could) pay down debt, nor would there be any credit. Production would be increasingly shut down, while complex societies got a rapid lesson on the extent of system dependency.
I think you mean that society would start to die, not debt deflation, which would be the fatal disease. No?
Couple the Above with this:
This global financial fraud and its gatekeepers Naomi Wolf
The media's 'bad apple' thesis no longer works. We're seeing systemic corruption in banking and systemic collusion
July 14, 2012
Last fall, I argued that the violent reaction to Occupy and other protests around the world had to do with the 1%ers' fear of the rank and file exposing massive fraud if they ever managed get their hands on the books. At that time, I had no evidence of this motivation beyond the fact that financial system reform and increased transparency were at the top of many protesters' list of demands.
And you're looking at Debt Deflation Aneurism/Stroke at anytime.
And the Fact that you have exposed the Top 400 as Clueless....So that ONLY their 'Security' understands and keeps the Sordid Details from same.
What you end up with:
A jet at altitude that has ruptured and is rapidly depressurizing a k a payne stewart:
Plane may have suffered depressurization WASHINGTON (AP) - Everything known about the crash of Payne Stewart`s jet pointed to asudden loss of pressurization in the ``very hostile`` environment of high-altitude flight. ... measure of the time the body can cope without oxygen, and it diminishes almost quickly with altitude.
The current tragedy in Europe is unfolding with the same sense of dishonor and inevitability as during 1938. History may rhyme as Mark Twain once said, but it clearly is repeating itself, now.
The establishments around the world insist on sacrificing others to the mad men. This strategy fails, appeasement makes these men bolder, they cannot be satiated or even evaded. Their ambition and reach has become universal, they are monsters.
They must be destroyed, annihilated and all memories of them done away with. Their tools of destruction which they promote as efficiency must be hammered flat and repudiated. The steps leading to Munich failed to bring peace but led instead to a great war, the steps leading to Brussels follow the exact same path. It is the cowardice of the good people, the moral relativism of the disinterested who refuse to see it."
'Now, you finally understand what we have suffered. Now you know why we must kill these 'virus' and wont complain the next time you hear we have done so.'
It's getting hotter and hotter, isn't it? Below is the latest graph of CO2, from CO2Now.org. The concentration in the atmosphere continues to climb at an accelerating rate. Think about that. The difference between June 2010 and June 2011 was an increase of 1.65 ppm, whereas the difference between June 2011 and this June, 2012, was 2.09 ppm."
mcgowanjm posted on 2012-07-17 8:14:06 ET Reply Trace Private Reply Edit #535. To: All (#534)
With everyone thinkin' the exact same thing.
There's a reason the USSA MSM doesn't show burning skyscrapers or Controlled Demolitions anymore.....;}
The USSA did 9/11 and fcuk you, cheney/netanyahu....;}
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Comment viewing options Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes. Tue, 07/17/2012 - 07:11 | 2623474 Anne Ominous Anne Ominous's picture
Be careful, as a steel framed building it may collapse at freefall speed any second.
So what are the freedoms we are giving up for security this time?
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Tue, 07/17/2012 - 07:57 | 2623578 Al Gorerhythm Al Gorerhythm's picture
It's the surrounding buildings that concern me. They should all start falling soon. I noticed a fire in the dumpster a block away from one of them that should cause imminent collapse.
The Northern Hemisphere just experienced the all-time warmest June on record, at 2.34°F above average. The average temperature for the contiguous U.S. during June was 71.2°F, which is 2.0°F above the 20th century average, contributing to a record-warm first half of the year and the warmest 12-month period the nation has experienced since record-keeping began in 1895.
Quite possibly, says climate modeller Pier Luigi Vidale at the University of Reading, UK. He thinks plants and soils might explain some of the unprecedented heatwaves. Where land is covered by vegetation, much of the sun's heat is absorbed by plants. They stay cool - and keep the land cool - by sucking up water and letting it evaporate from their leaves. But when the soil dries out, plants close their pores and stop transpiring. "It is the same as if you don't drink any water and stop sweating," says Vidale. When the sun's heat is no longer channelled into evaporating water, it all goes into the land and the air above it. The result is a jump in temperature.
Calculate the Number of folks that you think have total control to take down the Planet for human habitation and that should also be the number of folks who realize just how little time Human Civilization has left on this Planet....;}
#1713. To: A K A Stone (#1712)
So antartica used to have paved roads. Then they took out the roads and it froze over?
In your world...whatever.
In My world, Antarctica is or will be by Summer at 2C degree rise over 1760 baseline.
The ANthropocene is here for the little while, 12-18 years before we get either
A) Ice AGE
or
B) We won't know because we'll have been fried long before.
RBS timeline: where it all went wrong - Telegraph www.telegraph.co.uk Finance News by Sector Banks and Finance
Dec 2, 2010 From the ill-fated [b]ABN Amro deal to. RBS reported a loss of £24.1bn for 2008[/b], the biggest in British corporate history. Photo: GETTY. 12:11PM ...
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It's the surrounding buildings that concern me. They should all start falling soon. I noticed a fire in the dumpster a block away from one of them that should cause imminent collapse.
lol
The Thing about how Reality treats Manipulation/Cover Ups/Censorship:
IT's MALFUNCTION and the System IMMEDIATELY looks for...and DOES.... :twisted: :? 8-) a ROUTE AROUND....
With every passing day, the White House CT becomes nothing more than a joke.....;}
"It looks as if an over-confident US government is determined to have a three-front war: Syria, Lebanon, and Iran in the Middle East, China in the Far East, and Russia in Europe. This would appear to be an ambitious agenda for a government whose military was unable to occupy Iraq after nine years or to defeat the lightly-armed Taliban after eleven years, and whose economy and those of its NATO puppets are in trouble and decline with corresponding rising internal unrest and loss of confidence in political leadership."
mcgowanjm posted on 2012-07-18 9:36:55 ET Reply Trace Private Reply Edit #540. To: All (#539)
Our Climate is now baked in.
We stop everything and we won't notice a difference until 2035.
" ... One of the most salientbut also, unfortunately, most counterintuitiveaspects of global warming is that it operates on what amounts to a time delay. Behind this summers heat are greenhouse gases emitted decades ago. Before many effects of todays emissions are felt, it will be time for the Summer Olympics of 2048. (Scientists refer to this as the commitment to warming.)
Whats at stake is where things go from there.
[My note: if we could radically reverse our CO2 emissions today, which we can't, we would not be affecting the climate until the 2040s because of the built-in delay i.e. the commitment to warming.]"
The January-June period was the warmest first half of any year on record for the contiguous United States, reports NOAA in its June 2012 overview. The national temperature of 52.9°F was 4.5°F (2.5°C) above average.
Welcome to your New World....the Anthropocene....for a little while.
Hoping for an Ice Age now.....;}
"Humans regard preserving the environment as a luxury they can not afford, especially when times are tough. As I have pointed out on numerous occasions, such a stance is indeed insane."
Neville Chamberlain, British ambassador Neville Henderson, German foreign minister Ribbentrop and Hitler at Munich. By 1946 all of these men were dead, all of the European countries and their economies were destroyed.
"If the country does not repudiate its debts, its money is unacceptable anyway as the money is proxy for nothing but unserviceable debts.
This non-acceptance is the end of the road the end of all the roads.
By repudiating the debts all of the associated wealth is annihilated: wealth = debt. The problem is the foolish Europeans want to get rid of the debt and keep the wealth. They do not accept that, a) this cannot be done, and b) there is really no such thing as money-wealth.
What comes this way is the contest between the few, the mad men with their machines and their blandishments, their constant readiness to do the world ill for their immediate gain. On the other side of the contest is the void, a bloated dependent (over)population: here is the reason for overpopulation in the first place! Dependents dare not agitate without risking starvation, homelessness or withholding of institutional benefits. There is the loss of place, a generalized self-contempt, selfishness and institutionalized laziness. Not the stuff of revolutions or reform.
The mad men inch closer to self-immolation, to take the rest of the world with it. This is the end-game of industrialization, the promise of Valhalla the reality of a wasteland.
Keynes was wrong, in the short run we are all dead."
We have only months/weeks left for this 'Current 5 year Age' to end.
The Age of No Consequences.
When ALl Arguements are refuted and Ciolence is ALl that is left to the Mad Men.
"The current tragedy in Europe is unfolding with the same sense of dishonor and inevitability as during 1938. History may rhyme as Mark Twain once said, but it clearly is repeating itself, now. The establishments around the world insist on sacrificing others to the mad men. This strategy fails, appeasement makes these men bolder, they cannot be satiated or even evaded. Their ambition and reach has become universal, they are monsters. They must be destroyed, annihilated and all memories of them done away with. Their tools of destruction which they promote as efficiency must be hammered flat and repudiated. "
mcgowanjm posted on 2012-07-19 9:12:32 ET (1 image)