Speaking of total frauds. The conservative/Republican/Tea Baggers are nothing but. Remember when President Obama brushed off Russian President Putin with the comment that any new discussions would be better after the election?

Well where the fuck if the outrage over this?

Mitt Romney Says Israel Settlements 'Should Be Discussed In Private'

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/30/mitt-romney-israel-settlements_n_1721080.html

There is no private in a government for the people and by the people. And Romney has once again proven himself to be a very mysterious man. But its one thing to be a very mysterious man about your tax returns, your jobs, narratives, and direct contradictions. But when you start offering to enter private talks with Israel about settlements you're saying you want to do the American people's business in private and just trust this mysterious man.

 

RE: Reagan and Bush to Israel: First of all, I am not a Republican, and I find this "two wrongs make a right" stuff tedious. You have to go all the way back to Reagan to justify the way Obama shoved one of our staunchest allies out of the White House through the kitchen door? Okay. Whatever.

But over and above that, I am not suggesting that presidents should make an obligatory trip to the Wailing Wall just to work on their tans. Reagan beat the living crap out of Iran and did Carter's job for him, within the first six months of office. So people did not exactly have anxiety as to where Reagan stood in terms of the Middle East.

And Reagan didn't have the Arab Spring to deal with, did he? He didn't empower the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, and leave Israel without a secure southern border, did he?

I mean, Stumbler, could even you imagine where Reagan would stand today, if Israel were to come to him with a request to assist in taking out Iran's uranium purification facilities? Do you think Reagan would be stonewalling Israel and telling them to "let the sanctions work" for a couple more years?

Netanyahu and Israel have washed their hands of Obama. They cannot rely on us to have their back in a fight. You can't admit that?

Fine. Don't concede it, if you can't.

You are taking material from spinmeisters who really do want Romney to start a war. He's damned by them no matter what he says.

Not that I care. I won't vote for him.

 

How OpEd was joking about cancer, please stop putting yourself on a pedestal you only make your self a bigger and easier target, your behaviour does not disappoint me, it is what I expect of you, once people see past your glamour they realise what your really are, some are surprised others shocked but they all see the poison in you, they all see your bigotry and many do not like it.

 

You're still a dweeb for insinuating that the idiot, Obama, is smarter than I am. That is an insult to morons everywhere.

But I'll have you know my new book devotes a whole scene to Schrodinger's Cat!

Seriously.

Hold on, enough of this politics crap.... here it is. (If you see blue lines on a white background, change to the Blue-X style. It is much nicer on a Kindle.)

_____Back in the yard, at the chess board, Jessica had been telling Nelson about the commencement of her second semester in college, and specifically her opening day interview with her academic adviser, Dr. Filmore. She had gone into Kendall Square on Tuesday to get her assignments for the term, and she had told Dr. Filmore about her impressions on a book she had read over the summer. “The book itself is of no importance,” she had said, “just a lay primer on quantum mechanics. A whole chapter went on and on about Schrödinger’s Cat.”
_____“Ahh,” Dr. Filmore had said, “Erwin’s infamous thought experiment.”
_____Dr. Filmore and Jessica had referred, of course, to a hypothetical experiment, first proposed by Erwin Schrödinger, which had been intended to demonstrate not only the mechanics of superimposed quantum states, but also the power of seemingly inconsequential subatomic quantum events to impose themselves on the everyday world. According to the experiment, one would place a necessarily docile tabbycat in a black box, together with a lump of radioactive cobalt, a decay detector, and a glass vial containing cyanide gas. Once one closed the lid of the box, events inside would be a mystery. In the absence of an observer, the cobalt would both decay and not decay, according to the rules of quantum mechanics. The two states— decayed and undecayed— would both exist at once, superimposed, in the absence of an observer to force the cobalt to choose one state or another. The detector would both register the decay and not register it, and would both signal a trigger apparatus and not, which would both break the cyanide vial and not; which would both kill the tabbycat, and not. Hence, for as long as the lid remained closed, the states within the box would be superimposed, and the cat, according to Erwin Schrödinger, would be both alive and dead. Only when an observer opened the lid, whilst wearing a gas mask, of course, and peered inside, would the superimposed states collapse and resolve to either one or the other. The observer would either hear the meow of an emancipated and indignant tabbycat, or would look down on a gruesome corpse.
_____Dr. Filmore had called this the infamous thought experiment, because it had stumped the greatest minds of the 20th century, and had purportedly once reduced Einstein himself to stuttering in apoplexy. Even into the twenty-first century, the paradox of Schrödinger’s cat had the power to illustrate the perplexing apparent absurdities of the quantum realm.
_____In the yard that afternoon, over the chess board, Jessica had recounted to Nelson that Filmore had wanted to know her take on the whole business. “I told Filmore,” Jessica had related to Nelson, “that as long as men dominate science, no real progress will be made. Men thrill in their capacity for needless complication, and they are so busy admiring themselves and their ridiculous inventions that they fail to see the glaringly obvious.”
_____Filmore had wanted to know what the best minds of the twentieth century had missed. Nelson, in the yard over the chessboard, had wanted to know, too.
_____Jessica had replied, “Obviously, Schrödinger could simply have asked the cat.”
_____Filmore had wanted to know how, and so had Nelson.
_____“He could have knocked on the box. He would have heard the cat’s meow, or not, and would therefore have learned whether or not the cat had died.”
_____Nelson had retorted, “But then Schrödinger would have been observing the contents of the box, albeit from the outside. Same thing as opening the lid, at which point the states would no longer have been superimposed.”
_____Jessica had grinned and had said, “Men! Damn it, you’re all the same. Filmore told me the exact same thing.”
_____“And did you have a comeback, Miss?”
_____“Of course. I told him that the observation happens long before one knocks on the side of the box, because the cat is an observer, too.”
_____This response had left Nelson speechless, just as it had left Professor Filmore speechless.
_____Jessica had continued, “One observer is as good as another. It’s not like the cobalt administers an IQ test to the cat to determine whether it qualifies as an observer. For that matter, the cobalt doesn’t administer a Turing test to determine whether the cat is or is not sentient. In that respect, the decay detector is an observer, too, and is no more or less privileged than the cat in the box, or the male idiot standing outside of it. I’d even go one step further. When the cobalt decays it emits radiation, which the walls of the box absorb. The cobalt does not conduct tests to determine whether the walls of the box are capable of reporting that absorption to some device, such as a cyanide vial. The walls of the box, by virtue of their ability to absorb the radiation, are observers, too, no more or less privileged than the detector that is connected to the cyanide— or, for that matter, the rods and cones in Erwin’s eyes.”
_____Dr. Filmore, on the interview, had wanted to know what conclusions Jessica had drawn from her observations. Nelson, at the chessboard that afternoon, had wanted to know, too.
_____Jessica had replied to Nelson, “I told Filmore that the universe is rife with functionally congruent observers, from end to end, and everywhere in between. Hence, all waveforms are collapsed in practice. There are no superimposed states, and there is no uncertainty, in practice, on any scale, apart from that which men contrive in trivial thought experiments for purposes of confusement. Finally, any apparent superimposition can be explained by mechanics, provided the systems are examined with satisfactory precision.”
_____“Poor Dr. Filmore,” Nelson had said.
_____“Yes,” Jessica had agreed, “He told me he couldn’t believe I am just fourteen. I told him that I am fourteen no longer, and he wished me happy birthday. He does not know quite what to make of me.” She had fretted at the chessboard, at the conundrum that she presented to just about everyone.
_____Now, in the car, the conversation came back to the fore, and she resurrected it to make yet another observation.
_____“I really do believe that the so-called thought experiment is a load of bull, and the cat is either alive or dead. By extension, I believe that the cobalt in the box has either decayed or not. Schrödinger can take a running leap, for all I care. The paradox merely illustrates a gap in our understanding of the way the world works. Yet all the same, Nelson, I feel just like his cat.”
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Okay. Enough of that crap. Back to political flame wars.

 

But, but, but, he's Obama...... So that makes it ok........

 

Just another hint I was going to give you. Anyone insecure enough to shamelessly keep plugging their own writing is pretty obviously not much good at writing.

 

That becomes more obvious with every plug.

 

mitt romney looks like a nazi frankenstein. ITS ALIVE! ITS ALIVE!

 

Thank you for saying I am glamorous.

What you consider to be my poison and bigotry are conclusions logically derived from well documented facts. This is what I have to say to those who are offended by my opinions:


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Here's another Mitt Romney mystery. How can he say something one day and deny it the next and expect no one to notice he's flat out lying?

Romney: ‘I Did Not Speak About The Palestinian Culture’

http://2012.talkingpointsmemo.com/2...eak-about-the-palestinian-culture.php?ref=fpa

 

I don't think its any mystery that the Romney campaign is beginning to crack under the pressure of his constant fuck ups.

Romney Aide to Reporters: 'Kiss My *ss; This Is a Holy Site'

http://videocafe.crooksandliars.com/david/romney-aide-reporters-kiss-my-ss-holy-site




:excited::excited::excited::excited::excited:

 

I see that in my brief absence you've gone from being just an ordinary conservative to being a mindless, brain-dead conservative. I guess it isn't that much of a stretch.

 

You know a campaign is in big trouble when these train wrecks happen on a daily basis.

 

Try a different definition, one that suggests at hiding or masking.

glamour
1720, "magic, enchantment" (especially in phrase to cast the glamour), a variant of Scot. gramarye "magic, enchantment, spell," alt. of Eng. grammar (q.v.) with a medieval sense of "any sort of scholarship, especially occult learning." Popularized by the writings of Sir
Walter Scott (1771-1832). Sense of "magical beauty, alluring charm" first recorded 1840. Glamorous is 1882 (slang shortening glam first attested 1936); glamorize is 1936.

And please show me some facts where it shows that it is appropriate to use cancer as a joke, or where it is fine to wish someone an horrible death.

 

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I also know its a great day any time I see you.

But as you say this has been one long rolling disaster and the responses to those disasters for the most part only makes it worse or more controversial.

 

I think this just about says it all.



In all, not Mitt Romney’s best week:

 

It was just painfully obvious that Mitt Romney was patronizing Israel in an attempt at garnering a larger share of the US Jewish vote while the right wing false propaganda machine tried to claim President Obama was not a friend to Israel because he had not personally visited the country.

But I don't think anyone in the right wing false propaganda machine or even Romney's Campaign bothered to ask the Israelis what they thought of President Obama's relationship with Israel.

Israeli Defense Minister Undermines Right-Wing Narrative That Obama Is Anti-Israel

http://mediamatters.org/blog/2012/07/31/israeli-defense-minister-undermines-right-wing/189039

 

OH MAN this is even better.:excited::excited::excited::excited::excited:

Harry Reid: Bain Investor Told Me That Mitt Romney 'Didn't Pay Any Taxes For 10 Years'

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/31/harry-reid-romney-taxes_n_1724027.html

 

I am sure Frank Marshal Davis and William Ayers agree with you.

Welcome back, Kimiko! Missed you!

For mindless and brain-dead, you have to at least admit that I have all your boys spitting!