Egypt doesn't understand the Olympic Games, or sportsmanship
Politics and islam here we go again. I suppose there will be no version of a Christmas Truce with these guys. I expect those days are gone.
This is an example of simple bad behavior, intolerance and poor sportsmanship. If the guy wouldn't bow (traditional) or shake the other's hand (modern option), then he should have simply forfeit. Why didn't he? Because if he had won, he would've gloated.
Time for Israel to take back the Gaza Strip.
This is an example of simple bad behavior, intolerance and poor sportsmanship. If the guy wouldn't bow (traditional) or shake the other's hand (modern option), then he should have simply forfeit. Why didn't he? Because if he had won, he would've gloated.
Time for Israel to take back the Gaza Strip.
This is why there is no peace, only one side tries.
Barry. The spouting out about black lives matter is a racially charged tactic for division of us the real deal is all lives matter.
A felon shot in MKE and there are riots! WTF.
"All Lives and Property Matters' would be a much more appropriate rallying point!
How about "Each individual life and their property matters"? Not as catchy though, even though I like prodding people along with the property rights part.
Edit for spelling.
In my version.
Good eve.
What's more of concern is when an American Muslim, bad mouths the people we pay to protect us (our police) to the whole world. She also should be banned from any further Olympics, period.
Getting back to the Egyptian, he'll probably get his head cut off anyway just for competing against a Jew.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/...
An argument could be made that "wondering" in the face of an immediate attack is insane. However, I wonder if genocide in necessary. Cutting off all their money might accomplish pretty much the same thing.
That Egyptian was sent home by his own team.
I wouldn't want to be a passenger on that plane.
Me dino just sayin'.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/olymp...
+1 for an solution to the immediate issue short of genocide.
Quite the discussion for a faux pas, albeit a systemic faux pas that manifests more aggressively elsewhere.
Glad for it, though.
I can assure you every Jew watching this Judo fight had a notable orgasm at the ending.
Shall we say the Jews had a "happy ending"?
Arguably the difference between hard work and self-reliance (with some US support) versus envy, sloth and treachery. The Israelis turned a desert into a productive oasis. The lazy watching just develop envy and hatred. It can't be their fault they have nothing.
You have to realize something about islamic muslims (actually one in the same) they are what's called a Preliterate society. It's not that they are poor at their language but their language itself is poor and doesn't express many of the concepts we in the west take for granted...that is why they are still bicameral like, not much different than early OT mankind...just never grew up.
I guess my Stand and Deliver reference wasn't so wrong. The point there was the Mayans, not the Spanish. Makes more sense.
You also must remember that even a brain, unaware of itself can do amazing things...self introspection is not necessary to devise battle plans. Bicameral man would have no problem using a computer...laughing, many use them and dumb phone while not being aware of self, without a conscience and not even using a mind.
Think about that, ya gota laugh.
They named the mathematical discipline of algebra, but it was originally invented by the Greeks.
Haven't we been observing people that are just not aware of the actions, what they are saying nor the consequences they have created...like being responsible for killing people as a result of their decisions or actions...any one come to mind here...I can promise you...she comes to no mind...it's all bicameral brain for her. The same for most muslims and sadly...a good part of the rest of the world.
The ability for one to have "self introspection" observing one's behavior is a correct definition of consciousness which gives us our conscience and it all gives way to our mind. - outside our heads like an energy field.
He talks about the illusionary voice because we have no idea if it was their own voice as we understand now, which speaks for our subconscious, in a manner of conscience...which records everything. (That's just a little bit evolved from his original work)
Also, take a look at spiral dynamics by Ken Wilbur. He categorizes the levels of awareness into memes.
I just saw a blurb on this looking in Wiki. I read Scientific American Mind all the time. Will look into it. Thanks.
But to the point, we know there are "brain waves", they can be measured. We also know everything vibrates at a frequency, we also can measure anything alive or even machinery when operating (electric) that a field exists around it. The body and brain are no different. Again, one must be careful...eastern mysticism takes this over the edge.
We can surmise that even particles carry information (at least rudimentary info, as in spin, charge, etc)...so do you think the brain, your thought, your intentions or emotions might be any different? We can and will take this, very carefully forward... measure and weight every step.
I am very aware of quantum communication. My company does work in this area. Using the Bell's Theorem approach:
http://www.nature.com/news/physics-be...
I am unaware of any evidence that this physical effect/vehicle is used in the brain. Certainly Orson Scott Card thought about that, but he only assigned the capability to alien species.
I realize these are only observations and may not point to causation but it is a place to start...I'm not the only one on this track but probably one of a few that actually see it...I have to keep studying and learning, trying to prove it wrong in a sense in order to find the truth.
I can observe the underlying movements in science and I see that things are about to be turned upon it ear once again...this happens from time to time and falls well with in the process of learning if we all can get over the established thinking which has lead us to this point.
Am I right or wrong here...maybe I'm just crazy?
PS. thanks for the link...will view in the next few days.
I also think there are easier ways to explain some of the things going on in the brain. The basics of the problems in autistic learning were found recently to be associated with a learning process in the brain by watching another. It turns out the same part of the brain is used to "do" a thing as to "observe another" doing it. Autistic people don't have this learning function.
http://www.thecuttingedgenews.com/ind...
I don't follow where you are going with the first sentence exactly, but I am not aware of a mystery of the brain that requires more than complex electrochemistry to describe it. We are nowhere near then end of that hypothetic path.
But to the point, we know there are "brain waves", they can be measured. We also know everything vibrates at a frequency, we also can measure anything alive or even machinery when operating (electric) that a field exists around it. The body and brain are no different. Again, one must be careful...eastern mysticism takes this over the edge.
We can surmise that even particles carry information (at least rudimentary info, as in spin, charge, etc)...so do you think the brain, your thought, your intentions or emotions might be any different? We can and will take this, very carefully forward and measure and weight every step.
I don't know about items 3, 9, 10, 11 and 12 of your agenda. The rest seems ok. Think SS and Medicare/caid need revamping to be affordable too. Putting congress-dorks on it will help, except few need it.
Why not just thrown in with the Libertarians?
Such hatred is regularly taught by the clerics of King Barry's "religion of peace."
But having invited BLM leaders to the White House to give them praise, O the Great and Powerful Divider has so far been quiet about what's going on in Milwaukee. .
Just rushed back to edit this in. Guess what popped up next in my email!~
http://www.mrctv.org/blog/obama-remai...
The memory you refer to lasted as long as it suited those who have never learned any lesson of civilized behavior be they
Muslim or US Polticos
Ledbetter, Mark David. America's Forgotten History, Part 1: Foundations (Kindle Locations 5810-5813). Mark David Ledbetter. Kindle Edition. ,
Two years later, in 1807, Algiers complained that America had not paid tribute during those two years and began capturing U.S. ships, with tacit cooperation from Great Britain. America paid up, plus a little something extra for putting Algiers to so much unnecessary trouble. Payments quietly continued until the end of the Napoleonic wars in 1815, at which point America, Great Britain, and the Netherlands quickly put an end to Mediterranean pirating once and for all.
Ledbetter, Mark David. America's Forgotten History, Part 1: Foundations (Kindle Locations 5911-5925). Mark David Ledbetter. Kindle Edition.
A tradition still being followed which may explain how Hillary will solve terrorism...with more of your tax dollars and your offspring in uniform lives.
"Decateur was killed in a duel."
At the duel, Decatur was fatally shot in the hip, but pressed those arriving to take care of his opponent (also hit). The commodore, was said to have forgiven Decatur, who died that evening.
Stephen Decatur was a real example of what founded the US.
Paying pirates and terrorists is a coward's folly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen...
Barbary Coast Wars. He was instrumental.
Could have picked a better time for the wifi service to fritz ....they expect to have it fixed AFTER the games unfortunately not AFTER the elections.
The real losers in all this are the young people who bust their butts to get to that level only to have it cheapened by the Oympic Committe version of the Pentagon, White House and Congress.
These are not millenials xy=zeros for the most just representatives of those who are making it through despite the worst efforts of their age related contemporaries.
Like good professional soldiers who shun the careerist path I hope the true Olympians do not one day view it not worth the time, trouble and effort. and realize they were and will be the example the rest of their contemporaries should be striving to match.