According to the agriculturally corrected Biblical calendar of the Creator,* Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year begins at the same time as the weekly Shabbat, or Sabbath. Originally, Adonai Himself called this the Feast of Trumpets, or Yom Teruah (Day of Trumpets).
By the way, if any of my readers have questions about this stuff, I'd be glad to try to answer them.
What follows is an example that shows the glaring difference between my people and the people who want to wipe them off the face of the earth.
The Jihadi Muslims have stated plainly that they love death more than the Jews love life. No argument here.
*No, I don't follow the rabbinic calendar as do 98% of the rest of the devoutly religious Jewish world. I'm in an odd niche, believing that Yeshua is the Messiah and following a purer adherence to the Torah. This day, which starts at sundown Friday, is also the beginning of the New Moon, also known as Rosh Chodesh (lit. Head of the Month)
"Good intentions will always be pleaded for every assumption of authority ... the Constitution was made to guard against the dangers of good intentions. There are men in all ages who mean to govern well, but they mean to govern. They promise to be good masters, but they mean to be masters." - Noah Webster
"There is no worse tyranny than forcing a man to pay for what he does not want just because you think it would be good for him."
-- Robert A. Heinlein
Friday, September 26, 2014
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Misdirection
Even true conservatives can fall for misdirection sometimes. Take the case of debating whether or not PresBO is incompetent or not. From the perspective of the true believers in FoxNews, I'm sure that Barry seems like an utter failure.
But from the perspective of his handlers and the real powers that put him where he is, he is a smashing success.
The best witnesses to this fact are the insiders who have become whistleblowers.
Retired former head of the Los Angeles division of the FBI.
But from the perspective of his handlers and the real powers that put him where he is, he is a smashing success.
The best witnesses to this fact are the insiders who have become whistleblowers.
Retired former head of the Los Angeles division of the FBI.
See? Perfectly Reasonable!
All we have to do is give in to all their demands. Why didn't we think of that before?
Just remember that when he talks about letting them have Sha'riah law, they don't mean to have it just stay in their little neighborhood. A major tenet of Islam is that Allah must rule the entire world and all, I mean all, -- may I have your attention -- ALL people must convert to Islam or die or be made slaves. No plurality, no compromise. No live and let live.
Just remember that when he talks about letting them have Sha'riah law, they don't mean to have it just stay in their little neighborhood. A major tenet of Islam is that Allah must rule the entire world and all, I mean all, -- may I have your attention -- ALL people must convert to Islam or die or be made slaves. No plurality, no compromise. No live and let live.
Attorney General Holder Steps Down
. . . and not a thing is going to happen worth noting.
Let me be one of the first to go on record, predicting what will happen from here.
All of the lamestream media, controlled by the global elite, will misdirect attention. To wit:
"Who will Obama pick to be the new Attorney General?"
"How hard will conservative republicans put up a fight over whoever Obama picks?"
"Isn't it about time we had a woman as the AG?"
"Will the new AG be strong enough to stand up to the Koch brothers?"
And a bunch of other inane stuff will be thrown against the wall to see what sticks long enough for a couple of news cycles to pass and then everything gets flushed down the memory hole.
But nothing, nothing will be done about the gun-walking scandal to Mexico. Nothing will be done about voter intimidation by the Black Panthers. Nothing will be done about ignoring the enforcement of laws selectively by the DOJ. DOJ will not assist in investigating the IRS for their harassment of conservatives.
Holder will quietly assume another position with some Washington law firm or a lobbying firm, and never have to worry that the Democrat operatives with press passes will ever ask him any questions.
But if any questions do come up about why Eric Holder had to leave the administration it will boil down to this:
Let me be one of the first to go on record, predicting what will happen from here.
All of the lamestream media, controlled by the global elite, will misdirect attention. To wit:
"Who will Obama pick to be the new Attorney General?"
"How hard will conservative republicans put up a fight over whoever Obama picks?"
"Isn't it about time we had a woman as the AG?"
"Will the new AG be strong enough to stand up to the Koch brothers?"
And a bunch of other inane stuff will be thrown against the wall to see what sticks long enough for a couple of news cycles to pass and then everything gets flushed down the memory hole.
But nothing, nothing will be done about the gun-walking scandal to Mexico. Nothing will be done about voter intimidation by the Black Panthers. Nothing will be done about ignoring the enforcement of laws selectively by the DOJ. DOJ will not assist in investigating the IRS for their harassment of conservatives.
Holder will quietly assume another position with some Washington law firm or a lobbying firm, and never have to worry that the Democrat operatives with press passes will ever ask him any questions.
But if any questions do come up about why Eric Holder had to leave the administration it will boil down to this:
Free Market Realities
Anyone who's read more than a few posts at this tiny little blog is probably pretty sure I'm a stark raving conservative. Oh hell, just run down the sidebar. You don't even have to actually read a post.
So, you might think that I would sympathize with the owner (or former owner?) of a Chinese restaurant in San Francisco, from whence the picture below comes.
Many thanks for this reference to Maggie's Farm.
Well, I have no sympathy whatsoever for James Chu. He chose to fight the free-market, and thus his customers and he lost. And that's the way it should be.
When I had my own home repair and remodeling business, I knew never to tell a customer that they were wrong for wanting anything that was a matter of aesthetics or style or taste. Outside of anything that was absolutely necessary to get the job done correctly, anything in the variable or optional range was purely at the discretion of the customer.
It's been no secret that over about the last fifteen years, people all over the world have been waking up to the fact that MSG (Monosodium Glutamate) is both an excitotoxin and neurotoxin. You may not be convinced, and James Chu might not be convinced, but there is enough research and evidence available that myself and millions of others know that we don't need the risk. As for the gluten, we aren't talking about the gluten that naturally occurs in the plain old wheat or other grains that our grandparents thrived on. Today a lot of the cheap commercial wheat flour, sold in 25 to 50 lb. bags to restaurants and bakeries, is genetically modified (probably Monsanto patented) to contain double or triple the amount of gluten, but not natural gluten. They did that to make bread have that great chewy texture with only about a third of the kneading time and resting time that is required for regular bread production, thus cutting production time and increasing profits.
No, I'm not against profits. Not at all. If you can find a way to increase your profits, good on ya, mate. But the consumer has (or should ALWAYS have) the right to decide if your resulting product is something they want to consume, and they should have all the information to make that decision. If you want to eat all the foods that are processed and genetically modified and have cellulose fillers from pine trees and laugh at me for not wanting to put that stuff in my body, . . . well, KNOCK YOURSELF OUT!
I'd never heard such a thing as a gluten allergy until about ten years ago. Today, I think about 1 in 10 people I meet has a gluten allergy that became so severe that it drove them to the endocrinologist to find out what was making them so ill.
If James Chu wanted to not only stay in business but even thrive, he should have listened to the customers and provided what they wanted.
I'm living in a rural area of Kentucky right now. In this whole city where I am, there is one little health food store. It's in a great location in the biggest shopping district. The population here is about 20,000 in the city limits, within a 6 mile radius of the shopping district, about 35,000 people. This little health food store is barely hanging on. Why? Because this is rural Kentucky. People still smoke in some of the little Mom & Pop establishments. There's an empty business space on main street that used to be a gym. There's another one on an adjacent street that used to be a yoga place.
There is not a synagogue within 100 miles of here.
How long would I survive as a businessman if I opened up a Kosher Deli here? These people have never heard of knishes or falafel or gefilte fish, let alone would they try it. How stupid would I be to blame the people who live here for not wanting to buy stuff they don't want to eat? I would be outraged if anyone blamed me for the local Waffle House closing down because I don't want to eat at a place that cooks pork and eggs and potatoes all on the same grill surface.
James Chu is like a guy who is angry because he decided to sell computers that use 3.5" floppies and only have 586 mb of RAM and he's pissed off because nobody is buying. I once lived in an area of Atlanta where a small Mom & Pop Pizza place opened up. They quickly discovered that the immediate neighborhoods were full of both Jewish and Muslim families. They made their establishment completely kosher, or halal if you will. They made sure they had no pork or shellfish products and they advertised it on their menus, takeout and delivery. The Domino's and Papa John's places within 10 blocks couldn't match the Mom & Pop's place combined. That's the beauty of competition.
Notice what the wording of the sign reveals: "We're closed because of you customers." He revealed that he didn't think of them as his customers. That's getting off on the wrong foot right from the get-go. James Chu failed the reality test of natural selection in free market economics. Phony conservatives, or what some might call "Neocons," might support James Chu, but I'm a real conservative. I believe in free choice for everyone. For James Chu and people who might have wanted to be his customers.
That also means that no money taken from taxpayers should ever be used to subsidize any business. None, whatsoever. Not dairies. Not soybean farmers. Not peanut farmers. Not oil companies. Not chemical companies. Nobody. Ever. There should be no FDA or USDA or any of these agencies who rubber stamp toxic crap so the gullible public can say, "It must be safe, the FDA approved it."
Check out the stories on Youtube just on aspartame, (NutraSweet).
Freedom means taking responsibility for your own life and health. Do your homework. Otherwise don't bitch when you end up sick, with Alziemers, or multiple sclerosis, or Parkinson's or Fibro-myalgia or a dozen other conditions that were never heard of a 100 years ago. Sorry, went a little off topic. I'll stop here.
Shalom and Shanah Tovah
So, you might think that I would sympathize with the owner (or former owner?) of a Chinese restaurant in San Francisco, from whence the picture below comes.
Many thanks for this reference to Maggie's Farm.
Well, I have no sympathy whatsoever for James Chu. He chose to fight the free-market, and thus his customers and he lost. And that's the way it should be.
When I had my own home repair and remodeling business, I knew never to tell a customer that they were wrong for wanting anything that was a matter of aesthetics or style or taste. Outside of anything that was absolutely necessary to get the job done correctly, anything in the variable or optional range was purely at the discretion of the customer.
It's been no secret that over about the last fifteen years, people all over the world have been waking up to the fact that MSG (Monosodium Glutamate) is both an excitotoxin and neurotoxin. You may not be convinced, and James Chu might not be convinced, but there is enough research and evidence available that myself and millions of others know that we don't need the risk. As for the gluten, we aren't talking about the gluten that naturally occurs in the plain old wheat or other grains that our grandparents thrived on. Today a lot of the cheap commercial wheat flour, sold in 25 to 50 lb. bags to restaurants and bakeries, is genetically modified (probably Monsanto patented) to contain double or triple the amount of gluten, but not natural gluten. They did that to make bread have that great chewy texture with only about a third of the kneading time and resting time that is required for regular bread production, thus cutting production time and increasing profits.
No, I'm not against profits. Not at all. If you can find a way to increase your profits, good on ya, mate. But the consumer has (or should ALWAYS have) the right to decide if your resulting product is something they want to consume, and they should have all the information to make that decision. If you want to eat all the foods that are processed and genetically modified and have cellulose fillers from pine trees and laugh at me for not wanting to put that stuff in my body, . . . well, KNOCK YOURSELF OUT!
I'd never heard such a thing as a gluten allergy until about ten years ago. Today, I think about 1 in 10 people I meet has a gluten allergy that became so severe that it drove them to the endocrinologist to find out what was making them so ill.
If James Chu wanted to not only stay in business but even thrive, he should have listened to the customers and provided what they wanted.
I'm living in a rural area of Kentucky right now. In this whole city where I am, there is one little health food store. It's in a great location in the biggest shopping district. The population here is about 20,000 in the city limits, within a 6 mile radius of the shopping district, about 35,000 people. This little health food store is barely hanging on. Why? Because this is rural Kentucky. People still smoke in some of the little Mom & Pop establishments. There's an empty business space on main street that used to be a gym. There's another one on an adjacent street that used to be a yoga place.
There is not a synagogue within 100 miles of here.
How long would I survive as a businessman if I opened up a Kosher Deli here? These people have never heard of knishes or falafel or gefilte fish, let alone would they try it. How stupid would I be to blame the people who live here for not wanting to buy stuff they don't want to eat? I would be outraged if anyone blamed me for the local Waffle House closing down because I don't want to eat at a place that cooks pork and eggs and potatoes all on the same grill surface.
James Chu is like a guy who is angry because he decided to sell computers that use 3.5" floppies and only have 586 mb of RAM and he's pissed off because nobody is buying. I once lived in an area of Atlanta where a small Mom & Pop Pizza place opened up. They quickly discovered that the immediate neighborhoods were full of both Jewish and Muslim families. They made their establishment completely kosher, or halal if you will. They made sure they had no pork or shellfish products and they advertised it on their menus, takeout and delivery. The Domino's and Papa John's places within 10 blocks couldn't match the Mom & Pop's place combined. That's the beauty of competition.
Notice what the wording of the sign reveals: "We're closed because of you customers." He revealed that he didn't think of them as his customers. That's getting off on the wrong foot right from the get-go. James Chu failed the reality test of natural selection in free market economics. Phony conservatives, or what some might call "Neocons," might support James Chu, but I'm a real conservative. I believe in free choice for everyone. For James Chu and people who might have wanted to be his customers.
That also means that no money taken from taxpayers should ever be used to subsidize any business. None, whatsoever. Not dairies. Not soybean farmers. Not peanut farmers. Not oil companies. Not chemical companies. Nobody. Ever. There should be no FDA or USDA or any of these agencies who rubber stamp toxic crap so the gullible public can say, "It must be safe, the FDA approved it."
Check out the stories on Youtube just on aspartame, (NutraSweet).
Freedom means taking responsibility for your own life and health. Do your homework. Otherwise don't bitch when you end up sick, with Alziemers, or multiple sclerosis, or Parkinson's or Fibro-myalgia or a dozen other conditions that were never heard of a 100 years ago. Sorry, went a little off topic. I'll stop here.
Shalom and Shanah Tovah
They came to leave a message
They came to tell the rest of us what we have to do to clean up the planet.
They came to tell the rest of us how capitalism doesn't work, even though we haven't had free market capitalism in this country since about 1913.
They came to tell the rest of us how socialism and communism are the only way to make things better.
They left a monument for us to look at and remember how brave and wise they are for having told us what we all need to do.
What I'd like to do is mix up a huge batch of clear epoxy resin and pour it all over this stuff and let it harden, so that people will be able to see how much actions speak louder than words.
Also, I'd like for the National Endowment for the Arts give me a few million dollars of the taxpayer's money for having created such an avante guarde piece of art for the public to enjoy.
They came to tell the rest of us how capitalism doesn't work, even though we haven't had free market capitalism in this country since about 1913.
They came to tell the rest of us how socialism and communism are the only way to make things better.
They left a monument for us to look at and remember how brave and wise they are for having told us what we all need to do.
What I'd like to do is mix up a huge batch of clear epoxy resin and pour it all over this stuff and let it harden, so that people will be able to see how much actions speak louder than words.
Also, I'd like for the National Endowment for the Arts give me a few million dollars of the taxpayer's money for having created such an avante guarde piece of art for the public to enjoy.
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Waiting for the damn to break
The only people alive today who believe that socialism/communism is the way to order society, are the ones who believe that it's because they and their friends will be the elite intelligentsia who will be running it for the good of the rest of us, or people who believe in the tooth fairy and Santa Claus and free lunches.
Over at Maggie's Farm I found this article headline for Sept. 23, 2014:
"USA Spending 30 Times More Per Capita than China on Social Programs"
. . . and I shamelessly tell you that I didn't bother to go read it before making this post. Why?
Because experience and logic tell me that once you have a brutal totalitarian government in place, there is no reason to spend any money at all on the unwashed masses. You can instead spend your resources on luxurious living for yourself and your gang, and the necessary arms and infrastructure for protecting your elitist lifestyle. When the government has all the guns, the people have no choices. When the government has all control over water and food production, the people are essentially slaves. Once they seize the guns, it is quite easy to seize everything else.
The reason the U.S. government is spending so much on social programs is because the vast majority of the populace is still working under the illusion that a complete economic collapse is somehow going to be averted. Somehow, other countries like China are going to continue to loan us money in the form of buying our bonds and continuing to allow the U.S. Dollar to be the world reserve and petro-dollar. Then there is the fact that there are still hundreds of millions of firearms out there that the government hasn't been able to seize, . . . yet. There needs to be some sort of manufactured event that rapidly depopulates the U.S. or some crisis that causes a civil war to bring about martial law.
But soon we will hit the tipping point and the whole thing will come crashing down and the direct deposits to all those bank accounts will stop. All those electrons that magically seem to appear as "funds" in your IRA or 401(k) or whatever supposed assets you think you have in the bank will vanish.
Aren't you glad you didn't waste any of your precious time trying to understand what the politicians were doing with your life?
Good luck!
Over at Maggie's Farm I found this article headline for Sept. 23, 2014:
"USA Spending 30 Times More Per Capita than China on Social Programs"
. . . and I shamelessly tell you that I didn't bother to go read it before making this post. Why?
Because experience and logic tell me that once you have a brutal totalitarian government in place, there is no reason to spend any money at all on the unwashed masses. You can instead spend your resources on luxurious living for yourself and your gang, and the necessary arms and infrastructure for protecting your elitist lifestyle. When the government has all the guns, the people have no choices. When the government has all control over water and food production, the people are essentially slaves. Once they seize the guns, it is quite easy to seize everything else.
The reason the U.S. government is spending so much on social programs is because the vast majority of the populace is still working under the illusion that a complete economic collapse is somehow going to be averted. Somehow, other countries like China are going to continue to loan us money in the form of buying our bonds and continuing to allow the U.S. Dollar to be the world reserve and petro-dollar. Then there is the fact that there are still hundreds of millions of firearms out there that the government hasn't been able to seize, . . . yet. There needs to be some sort of manufactured event that rapidly depopulates the U.S. or some crisis that causes a civil war to bring about martial law.
But soon we will hit the tipping point and the whole thing will come crashing down and the direct deposits to all those bank accounts will stop. All those electrons that magically seem to appear as "funds" in your IRA or 401(k) or whatever supposed assets you think you have in the bank will vanish.
Good luck!
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