Steve Jobs, 1955 – 2011

I hope the Syrians can learn a little from Steve. He was one of them and he never limited himself with hate written by dead people. (Wired) At a 2005 commencement address at Stanford University, Jobs shared the philosophy that drove him. “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life,” Jobs said. “Don’t be trapped by dogma — which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.”

Herman Cain rises, Rick Perry slides in CBS poll

..Agha Khan hurts Perry,..
...so does the Norquist and Perry connections...

Blacker then Obama and likes the Jews more: (CBS)/Getty) Herman Cain has moved into a tie with Mitt Romney atop the field of Republican presidential candidates. Rick Perry has fallen 11 percentage points in just two weeks.

I like all these guys, but Perry is vulnerable to criticism all over the place. He is exactly like Bush with all the same problems. The Left hates him because he is Christian and the right doesn't trust a guy who is doing business with our murderers. If Perry wants to win he is going to have to clarify his position on Islam. Since Perry is Al Gore's campaign manager I'm not sure he has the ability to be a true conservative and call out a danger. Perry let school books carry Palestinian propaganda like claims that Jews and Muslims lived in peace before the state of Israel was created. This claim is false as was pointed out on my blog regarding Tiberias, and there are so many other examples of killing pogroms. The Arabs were as bad as Cossacks and a few liberal Eastern European Jews are going to have to realize that their anger at the Tsar is equaled to the abuse the Sephards took. When the Arabs asked to merely kill Ashkenazis they killed the Sephards with them. That is what happened in Hebron. Romney's problem is very simple... he's a Mormon and Mormon religion despite what Beck claims is replacement theology. Romney is a true friend of Israel, but Romney is going to have to change his church like his Dad did when the church started allowing black people in (black folks are cursed in Mormonism... yes the rumor is true and I suppose we could say slavery was a curse... yeah it took me a while to get that the Mormons are actually the liberal bohemians who wanted sex with more then one vagina. I get it now... and I'm sure I've offended a few readers just now... honestly I'd convert if you didn't believe we were all from outer space and things like we can be a G-d too... I do like the wife part) The problem with Cain is he is a business man... and business men have to take recommendations on things... they are not scholars. He admits that, so Cain is really only as good as the people that are around him. He's a leader, commander and not a scholar. It shows when he answered some Palestine issues. Example he didn't know anything about a Palestinian right to return. He said this to deny something on a threatening stance, but the truth is that this stance is out there and he didn't know about it. you have to acknowledge lies before you can undo them. I still think Cain is a sure bet to be elected and get Obama the Jew back stabber out. The campaign slogan could be I'm blacker then you and I like Jews.

Guardian story on Israeli winning Nobel Prize elicits rage by commenter

...Zionist Activities...

(Comment Is Free Watch / Margie) The UK Guardian readers screamed about Zionist bias beneath the line of “Nobel Prize in Chemistry — Live Blog“ that announced that an Israeli named Daniel Shechtman won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for “the discovery of quasicrystals“. Not sure how they concluded that the Jews control the Nobel Prize in Scandinavia, but this did happen. (See the Evidence yourself)

Vladimir Putin's Plan to Create a Eurasian Union Is about Reclaiming the Russian Empire

(Libra Bunda / THE DAILY TELEGRAPH): Vladimir Putin is on a roll. Last month, he revealed he was all set to return to the Russian presidency next year, possibly for as long as twelve years. And on Tuesday, he disclosed he was in the process of creating a new global power bloc, the ‘Eurasian Union,’ on the bones of what used to be the Soviet Union. His dream would see Russia again dominating about one fifth of the earth’s surface with an internal market of almost 300 million people. The new union would include authoritarian Kazakhstan and Belarus to begin with before expanding to take in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and then, Mr Putin hopes, other former Soviet republics. Mr Putin did not say so but it is known that he would dearly like to see Ukraine sign up to his master plan. His is a bold idea and one that immediately and unsurprisingly drew admiration from Russian nationalists. Older Russians, who hark after the paternalism and stability of the defunct Soviet Union, are also likely to appreciate the plan. Mr Putin was at pains to say however that his mission was not to recreate the Soviet Union ...other countries ruled by strong men like Mr Putin may well see the idea as a good one. They will of course fight to minimise Russian dominance in the new union. But ultimately they may see the new power bloc as a way of enhancing their marginal voices on the global stage and as a mechanism to shore up their authoritarian regimes at a time when dictators are nervously looking over their shoulders. (MORE PAIN)

I feel less threatened and more pity for any confederation of countries that centralize. It might help tyrannical governments feel less threatened by their own populations, but in a time when there is so much economic instability, It's about the worst thing one can do for one's economy... no wait... correct that... it is the worst thing for the richer countries economy... the country of deadbeats gets bailed out. Russia has nothing to gain by bringing potential equivalents of Greece into their sphere. Sure... they might be rich in resources, but a centralized structure will quickly abuse those resources. I don't feel threatened... I feel bad for them. It has not worked for Europe. It is too bad these totalitarian countries can not bring some proportion of human rights into their government because a stable democracy built on natural resources and a healthy amount of cultural guiding through media public relations to push ideas like equal dignity for genders and tolerance for those who don't threaten to kick your ass would be ideal. Russia seems ok in the gender department, but many of their former satellite states are Muslim.  Good luck with that. While America and Europe are starting to understand that Democracy is not Democracy because someone says so, but rather Democracy is Democracy because government is kept in check, Russia is figuring out a new way to obscure a dictatorship. G-d help them.

Ron Paul and the ACLU Condemn the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki

Ron_Paul_demands_Sixth_Amendment for Anwar al-Awlaki because he is a U.S. citizen. How many murders must happen for Ron Paul's reptilian nature to realize that our laws are limited to a context of always mistaking towards saving lives. There are judges and a judicial to begin with because our laws leave a certain amount of legal discretion.

Ron Paul (and some other freaks), joined the ACLU in condemnation of the killing. Paul, a staunch Libertarian, said in New Hampshire Friday that it's "sad" if "the American people accept this blindly and casually," adding that "nobody knows if he ever killed anybody," According to the Wall Street Journal. the Texas Republican lawmaker said United States officials "have never been specific about the crime." The ACLU said the killing was a violation of both U.S. and international law." As we've seen today, this is a program under which American citizens far from any battlefield can be executed by their own government without judicial process, and on the basis of standards and evidence that are kept secret not just from the public but from the courts," said Jameel Jaffer, deputy legal director for the ACLU. "The government's authority to use lethal force against its own citizens should be limited to circumstances in which the threat to life is concrete, specific and imminent. It is a mistake to invest the president - any president - with the unreviewable power to kill any American whom he deems to present a threat to the country." Added ACLU National Security Project Litigation Director Ben Wizner: "If the Constitution means anything, it surely means that the president does not have unreviewable authority to summarily execute any American whom he concludes is an enemy of the state."

(Sultan Knish) An American citizen who defected to join an enemy army, or simply defected or even deserted was denaturalized. Denaturalization stripped him of his status as an American. The Warren Court, making up its own laws as it went along, decided that when the Founders outlawed cruel and unusual punishment, they meant stripping a deserter or traitor of his citizenship, rather than say keelhauling. Justice Thomas has already shown the absurdity of this reasoning, but until the decision is overturned, we still have a Supreme Court ruling that says a man who turns his back on his country, joins an enemy army, vows its destruction and fights against it cannot be denaturalized.  If Ron Paul and the other Constitutional “scholars” concerned about due process were really serious about restoring the Constitution, they would address the Al-Awlaki case by calling for the return of “Denaturalization” as the original Constitutional solution for dealing with American citizens who defect and join enemy forces.(MORE PAIN)