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Jake:

The purpose however is at least in part to terrorize the populace. And listen it worked. Those groups changed for the better. Correlation or cause and effect? I have already indicated my opinion. Just like the counter terrorism measures applied in the USA ya have to ask whether those have been difference makers.

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Jake:

Glad to see that I am not the only one to acknowledge that The War on Terror is not over. Also glad you acknowledge that inhuman ideas such as those of Islam are the root of terrorism. I just wish the influencer set would put down the toys and albums on their shelves and get back in the intellectual fight.

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Reg:

The biggest customers of the BioCharger are probably Putineers who are proclaining: “Great Czar Ivan the Terrible’s Ghost! The BioChargers must have survived The Great Mud Floods that destroyed Tartaria! Now we can have eternal life too like Comrade Putin and Emperor Xi!”

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Reg:

To put it succinctly, if Jihadis are attacking the U.S. and our allies, and if we are fighting back, The War On Terror is not over and we haven’t won.

No matter what accomplishments we made against the Jihadis, nothing less than total victory is acceptable against Jihadis seeking totalitarian rule of the entire Planet.

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Reg;

World of Woo: The BioCharger.

The Biocharger looks like it would make a great improvement design on the roller grill at the Quik Trip gas stations. Just set it to heat and it could cook and warm egg rolls, flautas, burritos, and corn dogs set between the pillars of the wheel. Or set it to chill and Stuckey’s could chill their famous Nut…[Read more]

Jake:

What are your thoughts on Jewish Conservative magazine Commentary engaging in Revisionist History regarding The War On Terror, claiming that we’ve won? To save you a search, here’s the link I posted earlier:

How We Won the War on Terror
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PopeBeanie:

The real danger is that there are people continuing to develop a technology which they don’t understand themselves, but which they know can destroy humanity, and can’t explain to laypersons so that they can understand. And some of the AI companies
Mlike Palantir and Grok actually have our Taxdollars via government contracts.

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Fellow Unbelievers:

Well, I found video of Tod Lindberg with Jon Podhoretz and Abe Greenwald on this very article above. No signs of distress, just a bunch of oblivious drivel with the sense of awareness and urgency of chitter-chatter about schmatta, schmatta. Schmatta like you find over the corned beef at a deli.

Mission Accomplished?…[Read more]

Fellow Unbelievers:

He contradicts himself. Can’t forget the “con” part. Someone at the Editor’s office of Commentary must be asleep. That, or maybe the office is being held hostage by Antisemitic activists and somebody’s trying to “blink” a distress signal.

Fellow Unbelievers:

I may have found someone who is just as delusional as Jewish Voice for Peace and Queers for Palestine:

How We Won the War on Terror
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Tod…[Read more]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
An interesting opinion piece on ethics and moral identity.

That’s a brilliant article that I agree with.  The author is saying that in order to get people to behave ethically, you have to teach them about ethics in general, or in other words, remind them of what they might already have known.  In any given s…[Read more]

Reg:

Inflaming Anti-Muslim bigotry is the GOP’s desperate distraction strategy from MAGA failures.

Forget it, Reg; It’s Tater-Town (‘Cuz, ya know, his name is Tommy Tuberville. Sounds like a friend of The Toy Formerly Known As Mr. Potatohead.)

On a more serious note, even though Islam is making some sinister in-roads into U.S. Society, we a…[Read more]

Reg:

An interesting opinion piece on ethics and moral identity.

Problem is, The New York Times is so concerned about it’s paywall while shilling for Mamdani and not wanting anyone else to make money. Kinda undermines any talk of ethics and morality, especially the Reciprocity Ethic.

Reg:

We could solve the charging-time problem by sending the fully charged battery backwards in time to before it was plugged in? No engineering deadlines required. Why is the patent office always closed when I go there?

Naturally, you’d have to time your going back in time to coincide with U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) business hours.…[Read more]

Reg:

The quantum batteries that upend the rules of charging.…..The important thing is that “bigger” means more coherently participating quantum units, not simply a physically larger battery. Adding more cells appears to reduce the charging time. But remember that nuclear fusion is still only 10 years away, since we began waiting for it 60 years…

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Jake:

Enco i never thought about the bicycle gender apartheid. I am not sure why. Usually i look junk up. Not this time. I may die never knowing why.

It’s not gender apartheid per se, since presumably it is mostly men who manufacture bicycles. It’s more lack of situational awareness by bicycle manufacturers and sales reps.

You may never ask…

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