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https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p73 | There is no valid comparison between pre-Hitler Germany and pre-Trump America… unless you’re going to point to the lawless 8 years of the Obama administration – which is EXACTLY why Trump won. And he won thanks to people who reliably voted Democrat in recent elections deciding that wasn’t a good idea this time. LikeLike Reply Donald Cline says: March 2, 2017 at 12:46 am Olaf Schmidt: “My opinion is, that he would have been removed from the party way before the republican primary because of his statements regarding the Mexican immigrants.” I live a couple of hundred miles from the Mexican border in Arizona, Olaf, and what he said was not intended to apply to ALL illegal border crossers regardless of what you have probably heard from the leftist press opposing him. But what he said was very definitely true about a great many of them. We have had over a thousand murders, rapes, and homicides other than murder (such as Driving Under the Influence [DUI]) committed by illegal aliens, nearly all of whom have been deported back to their home country more than once. I, personally, have transported high school-aged children of illegal aliens, mostly from Mexico, to and from their schools by bus, and I have never encountered a more unruly, disrespectful, violent, rude, crude, sexually promiscuous, bunch of hooligans in my life. The principal of their school agreed with that assessment and had to put armed guards on the school grounds to keep them from wrecking the place. They could not be expelled from school because our First Islamo-Marxist Enemy Agent (I call him (ZeroBama) infesting our White House prohibited it, which he had no lawful authority whatever to do. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p74 | LikeLike Reply BillUnderwood8 said THIS HITLER NONSENSE | Auspollution says: February 7, 2017 at 9:41 pm […] HITLER NONSENSE … regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/thi… via […] LikeLike Reply IA_Adam (@IA_Adam) says: February 7, 2017 at 10:01 pm OMG!… I can’t believe you wrote this!… You’re just like Hitler!!!… Just like him!!!… (drool)… (slobber)… LikeLiked by 1 person Reply R.C. Smith says: February 7, 2017 at 10:16 pm Look, you just don’t get it. Hitler means white. Nazi means white. Fascist means white. Racist means white. All these things mean white people who don’t loathe themselves and their community. What the actual Hitler did is irrelevant. The crime of those they accuse is breathing while white and not openly, jubilantly applauding the destruction of whites. Even Republicans and Cuckservatives who have spent the last several decades collaborating in that destruction don’t escape the charge, they go into the gas chamber last, that’s all. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Greg Harris says: February 10, 2017 at 2:27 am Nah I think they go in first – because they’re sheep, drones, perfectly described by this video: LikeLike Reply jessannlucas says: February 7, 2017 at 11:35 pm I don’t think anyone could have written it better. You are great my friend. SUCH a good read. LikeLike Reply Fred Sobel says: February 8, 2017 at 12:34 am “But if you study enough about it, you realize the guy vetting and banning refugees is probably not Hitler …the guy CREATING refugees probably is” |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p75 | And who, pray tell, created the refugee crisis? Why, it was the United States military, of all people, acting at the behest of its government and with the support of its citizenry (for the most part). Invading foreign lands, overthrowing foreign governments, assassinating foreign leaders- that’s the history of American foreign policy. We’re the Big Bad Wolf and we’re engaged in the process of blowing our own house down, never mind the houses of the rest of the planet. LikeLike Reply Donald Cline says: March 2, 2017 at 12:53 am Fred Sobel: Ya think it might be because a bunch of Muslim savages commandeered two commercial airliners and flew them into the Twin Towers in New York City, there, Fred, and another into the Pentagon, and another into an empty field in Pennsylvania? I wholeheartedly agree the collapse of the Twin Towers was a put-up job, but Islamic fanatics hijacked the planes. LikeLike Reply Patrick Thomas says: February 8, 2017 at 5:45 am The list does go on, but separate from the inaptness of the comparisons is the crime that such comparisons commits upon historical memory. Painting that toothbrush mustache on anyone other than Hitler cheapens the suffering of Hitler’s victims and demeans the heroism and sacrifice of those who resisted and defeated the, you know, ACTUAL NAZIS. It numbs a society already ever more poorly-read and historically illiterate, numbs it to the actual horrors that actually occurred by trivializing it into bumper stickers and poorly-drawn placards and cheap protest slogans. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p76 | Now we’re to the point, not so long ago with soldiers who survived the Great War, where those who survived the Second World War whether as an Arbeitslager Jew or a Screaming Eagle over Normandy or a Leningrad starveling, are dwindling in number, where the actual experience of those awful years will too soon pass forever from living memory…THEN where will we be? And apropos current events, the ahistorical nitwits (you know who you are) perpetrating the obscene equivalence can apply “Nazi” as broadly and inaptly as they do “racist” to justify actual, physical violence against those whom they declare beyond the pale (hmm, familiar). It’s already out there, already going on, and you know it. As someone I can’t remember once put it, if one wants to know what on their minds, look at what they’re accusing others of doing. What are you going to do when the “Nazis” start punching back? LikeLike Reply Chris Smith says: February 8, 2017 at 12:15 pm “He didn’t start out just killing Jews. He started out euthanizing people with special needs …for the betterment of the care-givers’ lives. (You can decide which side of the aisle favors the extermination of “inconvenient” people).” So, in an article about false equivalence, Regie resorts to…. false equivalence. Yes the T4 programme predated Operation Reinhard, but Jews had been being murdered in a less systematised fashion for years in Nazi Germany. The most obvious example being Kristallnacht (1938) during which 91 Jews were murdered. But of course there were also concentration camps in operation since 1933 which were of course all sites of murder long before the first gas chambers were installed in the extermination camps. It is also worth noting, given the political commentary, that among the very first victims of the Nazis were Communists, Socialists and other leftwing political enemies of the regime. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p77 | But more importantly than any of this is that while the Nazis did indeed exterminate those who were not Jewish, to argue that the core enemies of the Third Reich were anybody other than Jews is to miss the point. For the Nazis, the Second World War and the “war against the Jews” were the same thing, the annihilation of European Jewry was a different front of the same conflict. “5. He disarmed the population” No, he did not. In actual fact, Germany had been disarmed by the Allied Powers in the wake of the First World War. These strict laws were relaxed in 1928 and when the Nazis came into power even these restrictions were rarely enforced. Meanwhile, many households still had the firearms they had possessed since the First World War, they further deregulated the purchase of rifles and shotguns and allowed the purchase of pistols with a hunting permit. The idea that the Nazis ‘disarmed’ the population is a complete and utter fiction. What the Nazis did was attempt to disarm their enemies. “then nationalized healthcare” No, he did not. The German insurance based system, which they still utilise, was first introduced by Bismarck in the 1880s. For an individual with such a large following and, therefore public responsibility, you should be ashamed for publishing this Regie. LikeLiked by 2 people |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p78 | Reply Mr B J Mann says: February 9, 2017 at 4:16 pm >> “What the Nazis did was attempt to disarm their enemies.” So, again, just like the Democrats! LikeLike Reply Donald Cline says: March 2, 2017 at 1:01 am Chris Smith: You need to update your research. Hitler most certainly did disarm the Jews; that’s why when confined to the Warsaw Ghetto they had to kill Nazi soldiers and take their weapons, with which they held off two companies of Nazi soldiers for more than 30 days, enabling some to escape, before finally being overrun. As has been said before, if the Jews of Hitler’s Germany had each had a military-grade rifle and twenty rounds of ammunition, and the will to use it, Hitler would have been nothing but a minor footnote of history. The REAL mystery is why most Jews today sloganize the words “Never Again!” while — with the exception of the JPFO cadre — refusing to put teeth in it by arming themselves, and trying to prohibit everyone else from doing so. LikeLike Reply Mr B J Mann says: March 2, 2017 at 12:39 pm Especially as Israel is among the half dozen countries with the most heavily armed populations. Ironically they are all in the bottom half of the gun homicide league table, yes, even the US (the “liberals” lie!), and mainly in the bottom quarter? |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p79 | LikeLike Reply Ayatola no me toques la pirola | Contra la ley "antitabaco" says: February 8, 2017 at 5:22 pm […] This Hitler Nonsense […] LikeLike Reply Ab Rodriguez Sr. says: February 8, 2017 at 6:03 pm This Hitler Nonsense you write about is very debatable. With Donald T, we will just have to see how it plays out to get the full purpose of his presidentcy. No doubt he is a authoritarian, vengeful and vindictve person, plus. Lets’s see. LikeLike Reply James Clayton Bowman says: February 8, 2017 at 6:15 pm Hi all. First off: I agree with the premise, 100%. Calling every leader we don’t like a Nazi/Hitler is tedious, overplayed, and counterproductive. I consider myself a very left-of-center person, with many left-of-center friends, some of whom have fallen to the temptation of comparing Trump to Hitler. In the spirit of saying “hey, not everyone to the right of you is a racist sexist nutter, here’s an example of someone making some legit points”, I posted this to give a little perspective. Some of my friends made a couple of observations I thought worth sharing: 1. Let’s not lose sight of the fact that during the post-2009 Tea Party eruption, this country bore witness to the exact same ridiculousness, with some added race-based flair from more than a few, as well. My guess is that there many on the right who, after having read the Hitler Nonsense essay, have said to themselves : “YES! Exactly! These liberals need to calm down with the Hitler crap!” My hope is that a sizable portion of these same folks are fully mindful that this cuts both ways, and can acknowledge that yes, a large contingent of people on “their side” Hitlered Obama in just the same way. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p80 | 2. Buried in a few of the bullet points were some undeniable anti-left barbs, little back-door Godwins (eg. “You can decide which side of the aisle favors the extermination of “inconvenient” people”, and “2 out of 3 of those are Bernie Sanders moves”). If the message is to say “knock off the Hitler comparisons”, it loses a lot of its ability to reach beyond your echo chamber if you turn around and insinuate that “maybe it’s those lefties who share more qualities with Hitler.” LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Mr B J Mann says: February 9, 2017 at 4:26 pm >> “My hope is that a sizable portion of these same folks are fully mindful that this cuts both ways, and can acknowledge that yes, a large contingent of people on “their side” Hitlered Obama in just the same way.” So for how many weeks, actually months now, after Obama won the Presidential election were Republicans rioting in the streets, assaulting people they ASSUMED had voted for Obama, committing arson……. Not to mention shutting down debate (even silencing Jewish gay men with black partners?!?!)?! Oh, and did anyone really call Obama Hitler (OK, maybe you heard Hillary in private)?!?! >> ““You can decide which side of the aisle favors the extermination of “inconvenient” people”………. “maybe it’s those lefties who share more qualities with Hitler.” |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p81 | You need to do a little research into the history of the extermination of “inconvenient” people” (and that’s not just unborn babies) in the UK and US in the early part of the last Century, including the use of gas chambers, which is where Godwin’s mate probably got all his ideas from! LikeLike Reply Have Your Prepping Priority’s Changed | Survivalist Prepper says: February 9, 2017 at 9:08 am […] These days, the mainstream media can literally dictate American sentiment. From our education system, to what we watch on TV, everything is geared towards socialism. If you read Alt Right media, you are labeled a “white supremacists”, and because Donald Trump is so polarizing he gets labeled as “Hitleresque” by the MSM, and people who have no idea who Hitler really was. […] LikeLike Reply Lana (@TheLanaProject) says: February 12, 2017 at 8:05 am fun fact. Hitler discredited and silenced the media before he started taking swings at people of a certain religion. We live in an age, apparently when the white house makes up (twice now) non existent terror attacks to scare the population agains a type of people. What seems right to you? LikeLike Reply Mr B J Mann says: February 12, 2017 at 9:55 pm Did they? Or did his opponents and the media go crazy over a mistake and use it to not only distract from the points being made but to start taking swings at people of a certain skin colour (orange) and their supporters with attacks about non existent characteristics, personal traits and even supposed statements totally disproved by easily accessible tapes and documents in a “liberal” campaign of terror to scare the population against that type of people. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p82 | LikeLike Reply Matthew Cooper says: February 12, 2017 at 10:42 pm You could claim it was an honest mistake, I suppose, had Conway (assuming you are referring to her and the non-existent “Bowling Green Massacre”) only made that comment once. In fact, however, she made it three times in three different interviews. Three times making the same false claim is not an honest mistake, or an accident. Three times saying something completely false is a lie. You know it and so did she. And this isn’t about ‘liberal’ or ‘conservative’. It’s about the truth. Get past this ignorant and obsessive liberal versus conservative bullshit and look for the truth. Leave the politics out of it and simply ask “Did she or did she not make the same false statement more than once and try to clean it up only when she was caught?” Please tell me you are adult enough to actually look for facts instead of spewing political horseshit to try to prove a point that simply doesn’t exist. The facts are simple: She lied. Not once. Not twice. Three times. LikeLike Reply Mr B J Mann says: February 13, 2017 at 12:13 pm Like many people I often call my children by the wrong name. Does it mean I don’t know who they are?! Does it make me a liar?!?! |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p83 | Some people call their wife by the wrong name. They might be a liar. But it doesn’t mean they are lying about their wife’s name, just that they are thinking of something else! It’s quite common for people to use the wrong word, especially if they think faster than they can speak, can think of more than one thing at a time, and often do. Perhaps that’s not a problem you suffer from?! The simple, obvious, explanation is that she is concerned about, dwelling on, terrorist massacres while talking about something terrorist massacre related, and related to terrorists planning massacres, and, surprise, surprise, massacre automatically jumps into her head when she says terrorist. It’s like “liberals” always say massacre when they are talking about a school shooting, even though there wasn’t a massacre (and even though the real school massacres didn’t involve guns!). But the real question is why are the “liberals” and the media, making such a big thing about that one word instead of addressing the issues she was talking about. Perhaps they are trying to distract and deflect from the issues she wants to discuss: THAT’S the REAL LIE here! LikeLike Reply Matthew Cooper says: February 14, 2017 at 5:09 am 1. I’ve never once called my children by the wrong name. 2. I’ve never once called my wife by the wrong name (she’d kill me). |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p84 | 3. The difference is that you being forgetful at home is one thing. Kellyanne Conjob making these false statements in front of a national, and indeed world wide, television audience is a whole different thing. You don’t accidentally say, on three different times, to three different people, in three different interviews “…the Bowling Green massacre” and not “the Bowling Green terrorists”. Once I can understand. Thrice, no way. She was trying to mislead the entire country and she got caught. Why is that such a difficult conclusion for you to come to? Please tell me you’re really not so naïve as to believe what you just said. 4. Stop with these silly ‘liberal’ stereotypes. Deaths of school children by any means is not a liberal or an conservative issue, and stop this foolishness. 5. “…(and even though the real school massacres didn’t involve guns!)” Have you read a paper at any point in the last 20+ years? Hmm? Columbine. Sandy Hook. Santa Monica College. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. University of Maryland. Morehouse College. Guess what they all have in common? Killings. Involving guns. As for the term “massacre”, I have only two questions, since you seem to want to argue simple, basic syntax: A. How many dead bodies do you suppose comprise a “massacre”? Three? Nine? Thirty? And wouldn’t you agree that 20 dead grade school children (such as what occurred at Sandy Hook) would constitute a ‘massacre? Or maybe the 12 dead at Columbine? Do they meet your criterion for “massacre”? And just so you know, those combined 32 children were shot to death. By people with guns. So you’re argument that the “real” school massacres didn’t involve guns is downright ignorant. Ignorant of fact. Ignorant of reality. Ignorant of common sense. For myself, I personally think one dead 7-year old, killed in his school, is a massacre. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p85 | It’s really hard to take you even a little bit seriously when you aren’t even remotely in touch with, nor have any basic command of, the facts. Lastly, to your question about why people are making such a big deal and not talking about the ‘real issue’ Conjob was referring to…I can only say “Huh? What real issue? The factual issue? She couldn’t possibly have been talking about any factual issues because she doesn’t believe in facts. Alternative facts, maybe, but certainly not real ones. Or were you meaning the lie she told three different times about the “Great Bowling Green Massacre”? See, when you flat out lie to the entire country you A. deserve to be called out on it, and B. you deserve to lose any and all credibility. There is no ‘real’ issue for her to discuss when she can’t even bother to tell the truth every now and again. And when your President lies to your face via his chosen mouthpiece, that should flat out piss you off. It should piss off every American. The President and/or his spokesperson lying and making up stories to try to gin up some non-existent fear should piss off every person in this country. This is not a ‘liberal issue’, nor a ‘conservative issue’. It is an honesty issue. An Integrity issue. A common decency issue. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p86 | Your President should know better. And America deserves better. LikeLiked by 1 person Mr B J Mann says: February 14, 2017 at 10:17 am He’s not my President. And you should learn to read with understanding while doing other things like remembering names or stick to doing one thing at a time. I didn’t say accidentally, I said she could have mistakenly been triggered by the same circumstances to use the wrong word. But answer me this: If she had said terrorist instead of massacre (or terrorist massacre): what difference would it have made? Apart from the press and the left (is there a difference) having nothing to get hysterical about to distract from the points she was making? And you think I’m naive?! As for the point you see most interested in: The biggest non kindergarten school massacre in the US was over 50 children, all killed without guns. If you count kindergartens, kids were killed at Oklahoma where around 200 died in total. On 9/11 the kindergarten was safely evacuated before its building collapsed but around 3,000 others died. And you now seem to be getting 2 or 3 people shot separately by the same killer routinely labelled a massacre by the liberal media?! To put all the US school (and church) “gun massacres” thing in perspective: in tiny Rwanda, a country just about falling off the bottom of the gun ownership league table, they managed to kill 800,000 people in a mere 100 days, a kill rate TRIPLE that of the Holocaust, using nothing more lethal than an assortment of blunt kitchen utensils and rusty garden implements plus the odd sharpened stick or heavy rock. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p87 | And I seem to recall the odd church being attacked and there must have been at least one school. And in the Far East, also a low gun ownership area, from where we occasionally hear of a school knife massacre on a slow news day, knife rampages, involving not just single figures, but deaths in the tens or twenties, are so common they have a special word for it, that we borrow for the phrase running “amok”. Of course, if you really want devastation you use a truck, train, or plane. Or poison in a drinking water tank. Or fire. In fact you can easily kill a hundred people by securing fire exit doors and just hitting the fire alarm! But back to liberals and guns, as you read so many papers, were your massacres in gun free zones or not? We’re they mainly after more stringent gun controls were introduced or not? We’re they mainly in states or cities with their own more stringent gun controls or not? Were they mainly (exclusively?) by (liberal condoned/ supported) druggies or not? And how many were from Democrat families, Democrat supporters, and even registered Democrats?! Did someone mention “downright ignorant. Ignorant of fact. Ignorant of reality. Ignorant of common sense. For myself, I personally think one dead 7-year old, killed in his school, is a massacre”? |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p88 | But do you still think the killing of a “Won’t Someone Think Of The CHILDREN/ If It Saves JUST ONE Life?!” SINGLE Seven Year Old is a MASSACRE if it is carried out by a Democrat dopehead?! And you claim lit’s really hard to take ME even a little bit seriously when *I* aren’t even remotely in touch with, nor have any basic command of, the facts”?!?! LikeLike Mr B J Mann says: February 14, 2017 at 12:20 pm By the way, as far as I can find the three supposed instances of her using “Massacre” are: Cosmopolitan By Kristen Mascia Jan 30, 2017 “The idea that we have to wait for the next terrorist attack to actually happen and say, ‘How did that happen? Were we looking another way?’ It’s just not going to happen here,” she said. “President Trump inherited a hot mess.” People should “realize that the order is temporary and narrowly prescribed. It doesn’t paint with a broad brush. It includes seven countries that President Obama identified — please don’t cut that from your story — seven countries that President Obama and his administration identified,” she added, citing an adjustment to the national Visa Waiver Program that President Barack Obama signed into law in 2015. No mention of Bowling Green there or anywhere else in the article, but presumably she mentioned it in the actual interview and it wasn’t used in the article. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p89 | Do you have the actual quote from the full interview? TMZ Kellyanne Conway Obama Started the Muslim Ban 1/29/2017 10:18 AM PST The (entire) article says: “Kellyanne Conway says the Muslim ban is actually Barack Obama’s brainchild, and President Trump is just following his lead.” “We got Kellyanne in D.C. Sunday, where she was quick to point out Obama temporarily put the brakes on the Iraqi refugee program by adding lots of red tape to the process. To her point, Obama did ID 4 countries as areas of concern for terrorism, but Trump plopped on 3 new ones with his Exec order.” (Actually, the other three were “plopped on” by the Obama Administration in regular reviews, the EO only refers to existing laws and regulations). However, in the embedded video she does refer to the Bowling Green “ATTACK” on “OUR SOLDIERS” So maybe people just assumed if JUST ONE soldier died it must have been the “Bowling Green MASSACRE” MSNBC Hardball Interview “I bet it’s brand-new information to people that President Obama had a six-month ban on the Iraqi refugee program after two Iraqis came here to this country, were radicalized, and they were the masterminds behind the Bowling Green massacre,” So, there ya go, ONE PUBLISHED use of “massacre”, maybe misspoken for terrorist, maybe for planned massacre, maybe for forgetfulness. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p90 | One of “attack” that the media and you are misspeaking as “massacre”. And one claimed use of “massacre” I’ve seen no proof of. However, it would be reinforcing her point if Obama had brought in his “BAN!” if there WASN’T a massacre, if there was “only” plans to send money and equipment to the Middle East, so why would she deliberately lie and say massacre? Obama would have had much more justification bringing in a travel “BAN!” in response to a actual massacre on US soil than to a mere plot to kill soldiers OVERSEAS! And yet everybody is talking about the “massacre” and NOT about her defence of the EO or her comments about Obama. No media bias there then?! Incidentally, from a later Cosmopolitan article: By Kristen Mascia Feb 06, 2017 Conway was referencing the case of two Iraqi men, Mohanad Shareef Hammadi and Waad Ramadan Alwan, who entered the U.S. under the guise of refugees in 2009 and were arrested in 2011 in Bowling Green, Kentucky, on charges related to terrorism. But when Cosmopolitan.com reached out to the FBI to verify details of Conway’s account, a spokesman wrote in an email that “a couple of your facts seem incorrect” and provided a link to a Justice Department press release, which, he said, “outlines all the public information and timeline.” |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p91 | According to the release, the men “admitted using improvised explosive devices (IEDs) against U.S. soldiers in Iraq” and “attempted to send weapons and money to al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) for the purpose of killing U.S. soldiers.” Both pleaded guilty to federal terrorism charges. But the DOJ release makes no mention of the men returning to the Middle East for training. So that would be Bowling Green Terrorists who themselves MASSACRED US soldiers (and maybe INNOCENT bystander LITTLE CHILDREN). and who plotted to and attempted to assist in the MASSACRE of even more US Soldiers (and maybe INNOCENT bystander LITTLE CHILDREN)”. So why are you, and everyone else, condemning her for using the word massacre, when JUST ONE SINGLE death counts?! Instead of discussing the points at issue which were what the EO ACTUALLY did in general, and what OBAMA did in particular?!?! LikeLike Link of the Day: Seriously, Lefties, Trump Is Not Hitler – IMAO says: February 9, 2017 at 11:10 pm […] [Regie’s Blog] […] LikeLike Reply Yehuda Braun says: February 10, 2017 at 3:39 am Man, you know, you bitch about politicizing Hitler and then you bring in Bernie Sanders?!? Fuck you! What kind of National Health Care did did Hitler give the Jews, The Mengele Clinic? Bernie’s plan is good for all, you asswipe. What did nazis teach in their “free” education?…wow! |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p92 | LikeLike Reply thebardonthehill says: February 10, 2017 at 3:47 am I think Bernie Sanders health plan for the unborn is just about like all the Murdercrats – kill ’em if you want to. They’ve made the unborn subhuman so they could dispose of them just like Hitler made the Jews and other subhuman so they could dispose of them. I look back and marvel at what I’ve just said. I made an argument without a single four letter potty word. 🙂 LikeLike Reply Lana (@TheLanaProject) says: February 12, 2017 at 8:00 am what did you just say? Did you just say that a number of cells is subhuman like a jew? I’d like to understand what you are marveling at. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 2:59 pm An unborn human that is under approx. 22 weeks is a fetus. A Jew is not sub human and you are an idiot who claims to know about things you know nothing about. Enjoy your delusion. LikeLike Reply thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 9:33 pm Sorry, but a fetus is still a human being and science says so, saying that a unique human being comes into existence at conception. You’re wrong. It was the Germans who made the Jews subhuman by using words just as you’ve been taught to make the fetus subhuman as well. So, you have the Nazi mind. You’re the one who doesn’t know what he’s talking about and you’re the one who has been brainwashed and doesn’t have a clue. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p93 | LikeLike Reply Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 10:40 pm Science says no such thing, you are TWISTING things out of context to meet your emotional pleading. Where does the German people say that fetuses don’t FEEL? Again, twisting everything to fit your needs. STAY AWAY FROM WOMEN. It’s a human FETUS. It’s not a baby. A baby can FEEL, and has at least some sense of it’s surroundings. Science makes it perfectly clear that the fetus CANOT feel anything prior to the connection between the brain and the nervous system. A fetus therefore IS just a collection of muscles, whether you like it or not. And since I am certain that you are religious here is something for you. Your own god makes it clear, that you can have an abortion simply because you had sex with someone other than your husband. Let alone rape or incest. NUMBERS 5:20 22 I’ve studied biology and paleontology and obviously more about your own religion than you. What schooling do you have? Kindergarten? LikeLike Reply thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 11:21 pm It’s bad enough when people don’t know what they are arguing about but even worse when they make declarations as if they do. And science DOES say that a new human being begins at conception. Dr. Jerome LeJeune, who was a pediatrician and professor of genetics in Paris, testified before a Congressional subcommittee, saying, “after fertilization has taken place a new human being has come into being” and that this “is no longer a matter of taste or opinion,” and “not a metaphysical contention, it is plain experimental evidence…. Each individual has a very neat beginning, at conception.” What you’ve been taught by murderers is a deceptive thing they do. They use fetus instead of baby as if that means the unborn is not a human being. Toddler, teen, senior, fetus, etc. are all simply stages in an individual’s life. Science says so. Yours is a philosophy that was warped and shaped by murderers and you don’t even know what you’re talking about. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p94 | LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 11:25 pm Bullshit, the testimony from ONE individual, no matter his credentials is NOT the scientific consensus. A fetus does NOT qualify as a full human being. YES, they ARE stages on a human’s life, except that so is a SPERM. WITHOUT the sperm OR the EGG, NO HUMAN. To say that a fetus is a human is insanity. YOU are the one that has been brain washed, A FETUS DOES NOT FEEL. PERIOD AND YOU ARE THE IDIOT THAT WOULD MURDER A FULL GROWN WOMAN FOR A DAMN FETUS. A fetus that you won’t give a shit about after it’s born. How many babies have you adopted today? HYPOCRITE LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 11:28 pm Sorry, but more than one individual has spoken on this. You’ve been duped and you’re wrong and you can’t admit it. No, neither a sperm nor an egg is a human being. At conception, both are gone and a zygote is the result. And THAT is the new human. A person in a coma doesn’t feel so consciousness is not what makes a person human. You’re wrong again. Professor Hymie Gordon of the Mayo Clinic testified before a Senate committed in 1981, saying, “By all the criteria of modern molecular biology, life is present from the moment of conception” and “unequivocally, that the |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p95 | question when life begins is no longer a question for theological or philo-sophical dispute. It is an established scientific fact.” “…it is an established fact that all life, including human life, begins at the moment of conception.” LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 11:31 pm The zygote is not even a damn mm in size! Is that a human? ONLY if you are demented! Comparing someone in a coma to a damn zygote? LMAO YOU are insane. Get the hell away from women, you are danger to humanity. NO SHIT that life begins you idiot. But the fetus is NOT human! Many things ARE alive! It doesn’t mean they are human! The only established fact here, is that you are twisting everything into your little world of insanity. Stay away from women! LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 11:35 pm Oh, so now it’s size that makes a human! Well, the newborn isn’t nearly the size of Shaquille O’Neal so it must not be human. I made a valid comparison between two that don’t have consciousness. Just because your arguments are being destroyed are being destroyed you make personal attacks, etc. That shows the weakness of your position. And your four letter words show the weakness of your vocabulary. A fetus isn’t human? LOL! Man, you are so wrong. Yet another quote: W.J. Larsen, in a book about human embryology, wrote, “In this text, we begin our description of the developing human with the formation and differentiation of the male and female sex cells or gametes, which will unite at fertilization to initiate the embryonic development of a new individual.” |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p96 | LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 11:36 pm I’m not going to entertain your insanity. No, idiot, YOU are loosing and it is demonstrable. Only religious nut jobs like yourself are on that side of the equation. Fuck off LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 11:41 pm It’s not “loosing”. It’s “losing” and you are. What was that personal comment about my education? Sheesh, fellow. You’re wrong; you can’t argue; you can’t reason; you can’t talk without four letter words; you make ad hominem remarks instead of sticking to issues. You’ve lost at every turn. Even abortionists realize that abortion is murder: In an article for the California Medical Association, Dr. Malcom Watts wrote, “…it has been necessary to separate the idea of abortion from the idea of killing, which continues to be socially abhorrent. The result has been a curious avoidance of the scientific fact, which everyone really knows, that human life begins at conception and is continuous until death.” He was writing a pro abortion piece. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 11:53 pm There is NO scientific consensus web life actually begins, that’s a fact. One doctors opinion is not the consensus. You lose, and get lost. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 11:56 pm No, you’re wrong and I’ve quoted more than one doctor. I’ve even quoted from your side. Here’s yet another: Carol Everett was the administrator of four abortion clinics and owned two. She said, “Every woman has these same two questions: First, ‘Is it a baby?’ ‘No’ the counselor assures her. ‘It is a product of conception (or a blood clot, or a piece of tissue)’ Even though these counselors see six week babies daily, with arms, legs and eyes that are closed like newborn puppies, they lie to the women. How many women would have an abortion, if they told them the truth?” See what I mean about lying and deceiving? They lie to the women; they lie to the public. They’ve deceived you. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p97 | LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 11:57 pm The truth like what? That having abortions causes cancer? How much more BULLSHIT can you spew. FUCK OFF LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:02 am Wow! Now you avoid my arguments and all the quotes against you and bring up something I’ve never said nor even thought of. An unprejudiced viewer would just shake his head at how badly you’ve been beaten. The question is again, will you stay on the side of murder and continue to be immoral? Or will you, after the heat of battle is gone, start to think instead of just emote? LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:03 am Find me a document that starts that the scientific CONSENSUS is that life begins at birth. YOU will NOT find it. Cherry picking your BULLSHIT is WORTHLESS. Stay the FUCK away from women! LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:10 am I’ve already produced recognized experts in the field who stood before the world and said that there is a consensus. Think about the risk to their reputations if that wasn’t so. Here’s yet another one: Before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1981, Dr. Micheline Matthews-Roth of Harvard Medical School testified that a human life begins at conception and supported her testimony by references to more than twenty embryology and medical textbooks. She said, “It is incorrect to say that biological data cannot be decisive…. It is scientifically correct to say that an individual human life begins at conception.” The problem is that you’re wrong and you’re in denial and simply trying to find a way to escape. We humans are great at defending ourselves, even when we’re horribly wrong. It takes quite an individual to stop, think, and then admit he is wrong. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p98 | LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:11 am Holy FUCK that is NOT a consensus! There could a 100 of them, and at the same time there could be 1000 on the other side! Do you fucking know what a concuss is? NO, because you are an IDIOT! LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:15 am Of course you didn’t address my point. And various quotes by experts in the field did say it was a consensus. They simply didn’t use that word. Hiding behind a specific phrasing is an old trick people play. “I’ll give the man a million dollars who finds a verse in the Bible that says_______.” And then they carefully word it so that there isn’t anything in the Bible that says it THAT way. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:16 am I did address it, I TOLD YOU, IT IS NOT THE CONSENSUS! FUCKING GET A CLUE! LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:17 am NUMBER 5:20 LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:19 am Sorry, but I’m not chasing rabbits. Stick to the issue that you’re being destroyed on. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:21 am I have not being destroyed, you do NOT have a concebnsus on when life begins. But we DO have a consensus that fetuses until week 22 FEEL NOTHING. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p99 | THEY ARE LIKE FULL PARAPLEGICS FROM HEAD TO TOE. NO THINKING, NO FEELING, DON”T GIVE A SHIT. YOU STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM WOMEN. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:25 am Sorry, but your “consciousness” argument has already been met and defeated. And yes, there is a consensus. Even the abortionist admitted “Abortion is killing. Nobody can argue with that. When the fetus is inside the uterus it is alive and when the pregnancy terminated it is dead – that by any definition is killing.” Get those words? Nobody can argue with that. Well, I suppose the naive and the ignorant would. But when your own side admits the contention of the other, the battle is over, lost. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:26 am LIES AND MORE LIES. YOU ARE A LIAR LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:29 am No, you’ve been lied to and deceived by the murdering and immoral abortion crowd. And you can’t take it. You can’t admit you’re wrong. You’ve been out of powder for a long time now. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:30 am jajajajaja NO bitch, you’ve been lied to, that’s why you believe Trump, and that’s why you believe in invisible fucking gods. That’s why you are an IDIOT. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p100 | February 13, 2017 at 12:32 am No, I don’t believe in invisible gods. I believe in the one God who made everything. And that’s a very evident thing, too. The wind is invisible and yet you believe in that. So, again you’re using arguments that are as invalid as can be. Have you been led by the nose by others all of your life instead of thinking for yourself? 😦 LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:34 am Can you see that mother fucking god? NO YOU CAN”T Because he is not real and you are an idiot. The wind is not invisible, you moron! I’m not going to get into psychics with an ignoramus like you. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 1:38 am How may would say differently? MILLIONS. You are an idiot. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:34 am Another: An abortionist said, “I can now say openly that I do think I am ending a life every time I do an abortion, but I do it as someone who has certain skill which is put at the disposal of a woman who does not want her pregnancy to continue.” Your side admits my point. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:34 am Who knows where you get this crap. It’s crap. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p101 | LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:18 am Maybe you should smash babies against the rocks and be happy! Or maybe flood the entire world and be even happier. Fucking Hypocrite! Or maybe burn billions of people for eternity in fire. HYPOCRITE, YOU DON’T GIVE A SHIT ABOUT ANYTHING. YOU ARE JUST AN OBSESSED LUNATIC LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:20 am I see. Flailing away at anything and everything instead of sticking to the issue. Well, your arguments have been destroyed. You’ve been deceived and you are ignorant about the very thing under discussion. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:25 am YOU HAVE NOT PROVIDED A CONSENSUS ON IT. YOU LOSE LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:28 am The abortionist: It’s killing. “Nobody can argue with that.” A “scientific fact which everyone really knows.” “an established scientific fact”. “It is incorrect to say that biological data cannot be decisive.” You’ve been routed. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:29 am It’s not killing ANYTHING, you are a lying scum bag. Go kill yourself and leave women alone. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:30 am There’s that nice fellow again. So the abortionists on your side that says it is killing are lying scum bags? Well, they’re scum bags, but they’re right. Even your side admits my point. So you’ve lost all the way around. It’s not even close. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p102 | LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:31 am They do not say that. FUCK YOU LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:32 am I see. They don’t say what I quoted that they say. 🙂 LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 1:38 am Because someone says something, it must be true? You are a special kind of idiot. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 1:42 am I’ll leave you to your ramblings. I’ve spent enough time on one who, at the present, doesn’t have a single hope. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 1:43 am Mind you own fucking business and leave women alone! NOW FUCK OFF LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:34 am Another: Bruce Patten’s textbook on embryology states, “Almost all higher animals start their lives from a single cell, the fertilized ovum (zygote)…. The time of fertilization represents the starting point in the life history, or ontogeny, of the individual.” LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:35 am Not the consensus. Keep trying bitch. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:36 am C.W. Kischer, who was a professor of anatomy and human embryology made the sweeping statement, “Every human embryologist, worldwide, states that the life of the new individual human being begins at fertilization (conception).… We exist as a continuum of human life, which begins at fertilization and continues until death.” Looks like yet another statement about the consensus of science. You have no hope. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p103 | LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 1:36 am Wooo hoo, the starting point! It’s ALIVE, It’s ALIVE!! jajajajajaj EVERYTHING is alive IDIOT. A mouse is more alive than a zygote. You are a joke. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 1:39 am Noooo, they’re not merely saying it’s alive. They’re saying it’s a human being. What you’re doing is looking for an escape, just any old thing. So you see the word “alive” or seize on it, and try to make a point there. The point is that you have no point. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 1:40 am jajajajaja It’s the START of a human! When a car is STARTED is it a car? Or a bunch of parts that need to be assembled? You are an idiot. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:04 am Your mother is murder, motherfucker. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:07 am You’re such a nice fellow. Those who have a murderous and immoral heart always are. I hope you have enough sense to think and change. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 13, 2017 at 12:08 am I am nice, until a motherfucker like you puts their nose where it doesn’t fucking belong. Then you are my fucking enemy. NOW FUCK OFF. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p104 | February 13, 2017 at 12:13 am No, I don’t think you’re nice at all. Look at your words. Look at what you’re supporting – the murder of the unborn. What we’ve done in this nation is ten times worse than what Hitler did (60,000,000 to 6,000,000). As far as putting my nose where it doesn’t belong – it does belong anywhere I run across one individual with power and might murdering a weaker person. And that’s what abortion is. If you’ll notice in all pro-abortion arguments, they skip merrily over what happens to the unborn and talk about (woe, woe, woe) the poor woman and her rights. Right to murder? NO! Gloria Steinem, wonderful women’s leader, had her unborn baby murdered so she could get on with her life. It’s all selfish and it’s hideous to the core. LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 11:33 pm “Historically, a fetus has never (or very rarely) been considered a human being, at least not before “quickening”, an old-fashioned term indicating noticeable movement of the fetus. The Catholic Church even allowed abortion until quickening, up until 1869[4].” Let alone a damn zygote! YOU are INSANE. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 11:39 pm I see. You’ve lost the battle concerning science, making all sorts of false claims while I was posting what science actually teaches and you’ve gone to history. Quickening is merely the time that a woman can feel movement of her unborn baby. But it was already moving before she could feel it. So, discerning movement doesn’t mean it wasn’t human before. Science says it was. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p105 | LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 11:51 pm YOU lost. Calling the kettle black won’t help you. LikeLike thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 11:54 pm You don’t reason. All you do is emote. You’ve been deceived with false arguments. It’s not surprising that those with murderous hearts would lie and deceive without a qualm. The question is whether you are murderous and immoral also, or will you start to investigate and think. Here’s yet another quote: In their book on embryology, O’Rahilly and Muller wrote, “Fertilization is an important landmark because, under ordinary circumstances, a new, genetically distinct human organism is thereby formed.” LikeLike Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 11:55 pm There is NO reasoning with you! There is NO consensus when life begins, PERIOD! Do you understand that? NO, because you don’t REASON. YOU are insane. LikeLike Mr B J Mann says: February 12, 2017 at 10:28 pm Wow, not just one “liberal”, but TWO, who can’t decipher the simple phrase: “like Hitler made the Jews and other subhuman so they could dispose of them” And one of them even struggles with: “I look back and marvel at what I’ve just said. I made an argument without a single four letter potty word.” As you’re BOTH probably STILL struggling: HE didn’t say Jews were sub-human: |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p106 | He said HITLER did (and others) so he could dispose of them. In the same way as people like you make unborn babies sub-human. All the better to destroy them! Or, if you prefer, an unborn human. Does that make it more OK?! LikeLike Reply thebardonthehill says: February 12, 2017 at 11:17 pm I’m not a liberal and you’ve completely misunderstood what I’ve said. LikeLike Reply Mr B J Mann says: February 13, 2017 at 12:22 pm Eh? I didn’t say you were a liberal. I replied to the two “liberals” attacking you as there weren’t Reply buttons under their posts. But I would have thought it was obvious I was responding to their posts. But in what way have I misunderstood you, never mind completely?! Are you saying you DID mean Jews were sub-human?!?!?!?! LikeLike Reply thebardonthehill says: February 13, 2017 at 12:25 pm My notice was that it was a reply to me so that’s why I clarified. No, the Jews weren’t subhuman. LikeLike Have Your Prepping Priority’s Changed? | Marlon Karda says: February 10, 2017 at 4:36 am […] These days, the mainstream media can literally dictate American sentiment. From our education system, to what we watch on TV, everything is geared towards socialism. If you read Alt Right media, you are labeled a “white supremacists”, and because Donald Trump is so polarizing he gets labeled as “Hitleresque” by the MSM, and people who have no idea who Hitler really was. […] |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p107 | LikeLike Reply Alejandr Wesnin says: February 10, 2017 at 5:54 am 6. Hitler had nothing before getting the power, Trump had everything. It was a downshift of sorts for the latter. LikeLike Reply Have Your Prepping Priority’s Changed? – SHTF Buzz says: February 10, 2017 at 6:01 am […] These days, the mainstream media can literally dictate American sentiment. From our education system, to what we watch on TV, everything is geared towards socialism. If you read Alt Right media, you are labeled a “white supremacists”, and because Donald Trump is so polarizing he gets labeled as “Hitleresque” by the MSM, and people who have no idea who Hitler really was. […] LikeLike Reply USA: Trump, Bannon y el peligro de las profecías autocumplidas - MAESTROVIEJO says: February 11, 2017 at 7:22 am […] andan flotando alrededor. Supongamos que Trump no es ni “un nuevo Hitler” (vea esta publicación de un blog para una crítica razonable de ese tema), ni un fascista, ni racista. También, rechacemos la idea […] LikeLike Reply Mr B J Mann says: February 11, 2017 at 12:55 pm >> Dorian Mattar >> February 11, 2017 at 3:51 am >> “You have to be kidding me! LMAO!!! You are a nut job. Get lost.” Sorry if I triggered you there snowflake. But I appreciate the confirmation that you haven’t got a single actual argument or solitary piece of evidence. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p108 | LikeLike Reply The War Planner says: February 11, 2017 at 10:40 pm Technically, John Wilkes Boothe proclaimed “Society semper tyrannis” when he lept to the stage. It means, “thus always tyrants”. Later asked to clarify, he was quite as saying, “Useless, useless!” LikeLike Reply The War Planner says: February 11, 2017 at 10:43 pm “Sic semper tyrannis” ..goddam Nazi autocorrect. LikeLike Reply The Next Time Someone Says ‘Donald Trump Is Hitler,’ Show Them This… | JEWSNEWS says: February 12, 2017 at 12:49 am […] the weekend, a blogger named Regie Hamm wrote a post called “This Hitler Nonsense” to explain why Donald Trump is NOT Hitler and how the American system of government would never […] LikeLike Reply Food for Thought (Week 6) | ifthoumayest says: February 12, 2017 at 6:16 am […] This Hitler Nonsense […] LikeLike Reply Phil Taylor says: February 12, 2017 at 6:50 am I suspect it has already been mentioned here in all the comments but Nazis stands for “national socializm in German. Nazis are left wing not right. LikeLike Reply Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 7:10 am Didn’t the doctors drop you when you were born? Hitler was a dictator. If you want to see an actual socialist democracy go to a socialist country without a dictator. The left has the most diversified population in this country. It is you who want a white supremacist country, and a theocracy at that. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p109 | America has the largest population of promisiones in the world. Look at yourself before you look like an ass to the rest of the world. LikeLike Reply Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 7:11 am * did… This blog doesn’t allow form edits. It’s 2017 for pets sakes!! LikeLike Reply Mr B J Mann says: February 12, 2017 at 10:35 pm Perhaps if you started to use some English we might understand you! LikeLike Reply Dorian Mattar says: February 12, 2017 at 10:41 pm Perhaps if you knew how to read, you’ve understood it. and yeah *Pete’s fucking sake. LikeLike Reply Mr B J Mann says: February 13, 2017 at 12:24 pm >> Dorian Mattar >> February 12, 2017 at 10:41 pm >> “Perhaps if you knew how to read, you’ve understood it. and yeah *Pete’s fucking sake.” Still not got a clue what you’re saying! My fault I suppose?! LikeLike Kevin Scott says: February 12, 2017 at 3:32 pm That’s pretty weak. But then I like to thing “wrong, not right”. LikeLike Reply Lana (@TheLanaProject) says: February 12, 2017 at 7:26 am Dear Regie, Let me tell you about my qualifications to respond to your post. I come from a mixed Jewish/Russian/Latvian family. Such was the nature of the Soviet Union. My family came here, to the US as refugees in the early 90s after the fall of the Soviet Union, when tanks rolled through Riga and anti semitism rose again. I am in my early 30s and I saw Jewish gravs being torn up. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p110 | Once again, even though not religious, my parents labeled as Jews (my dad is not Jewish at all, he was just married to one) were fired from their jobs. Our home, that we payed for and owned was taken away. Let’s go back further. My family is a mix of Russian Orthodox and Jew. On my Jewish side, other than my great grandfather, who survived because he was in the army and was good at his job and advanced to Colonel (a pretty big deal for a Jew under Stalin) were massacred in the Slutsk Affair. I remember him writing letters, searching for any survivors, but everyone was gone. He was one of 8 children. They never even made it to concentration camps , they were executed on site. On the other side, my Russian side, my great grandparents were sent to Siberia to die because they were farmers who owned a small bit of land and were autonomous. Some of them escaped and were hidden by family for years and we didn’t even learn about this until the 2000s. I also have direct family who lived through the blockade of Leningrad. They did not read about it in a book, they LIVED and died though it. Can you imagine making belt soup? A rat being your prized catch? Or cooking your miscarriage due to lack of food because you are so hungry? Was that in your dad’s book? Because that is what people did to survive. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p111 | To all the commenters, are we, as a society that sad that we do not value books as gifts and think that is like a coo? Is it such a novelty now? I gave my mother in law a book about impressionist art this past Christmas. Does that make her an expert on Van Gogh? I buy books for myself. You really should check out The Strand if you are ever in NYC. I get books as gifts all the time because my friends and family know that this is what I enjoy. Does this make me a an expert? WTF is that claim? Does watching hours of the history channel also contribute to my credentials? Because That is a thing I do. But if we get back to actual study, I have also taken courses in college on both WWI and WWII. You know like actual study, by learning and reading in higher education, not by osmosis. I took those courses because this subject is extremely important to me. And yet I do not claim to be an expert but know what I am talking about at least somewhat. My family wasn’t a child actor traveling in the 50s and becoming interested. My family was murdered and a few were lucky enough to live and tell me about it. So yes, I am also interested in the subject. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p112 | Does any of this make me an expert on the subject? No. But like you, I feel that I am knowledgeable enough to address the points you make. I’d like to preface this by saying that I take the term “nazi” and the name “Hitler” very seriously. As I have mentioned MOST of my family died at the orders of this regime. Do I think that Donald J. Trump is the next Hitler? No. I hope I am not wrong. But I do feel like we are on a path to a fascist, authoritarian government. Let me go over the points you make. Your #1) Taking over a weak nation. The reason they were weak was because they lost WWI. They were one of the aggressors there. Hard for a guy to show up like that? That was literally Trump’s entire platform. #2) Hitler’s entire career was violent. – So has Trump’s. In a different way. If you believe you can be a billionaire without breaking a few eggs, bankrupting a few companies and wronging thousands of people in our own self interest… well.. You probably need to rethink the American dream But here comes the juice #3) Entered office with his own military. Did you write this before he fired Sally Yates? And replaced her with an amoeba mouth piece? |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p113 | Did you write this before the white house literally said that anyone who disagrees with them will be fired? And then we come to Elizabeth Warren. She TALKED in a forum where you are supposed to talk. What a bitch. She was warned. But she persisted. #4) Let’s go the opposite and allow the severely mentally ill to obtain guns. But then also let us look up how many more people die from guns that via terrorist attack. But Sir, I am not here to disagree with you. I might be a libtard snowflake. I do not believe that Donald J. Trump is the next Hitler even though he literally matched most of your argument points in his first 3 weeks in office. I do not believe he is the next Hitler. I believe he is the next Stalin. In your osmosis did you learn anything about him? Let’s discuss. LikeLiked by 2 people Reply zanidemo says: February 18, 2017 at 7:09 am Continuing with the theme on the road to fascism. Discredit the media and the scientific community. Both in progress. Again, not Hitler, but it has only been a month. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Dorian Mattar says: February 18, 2017 at 7:34 am I’ve been to Russia, twice. My mother in law, who lives in Kazan, couldn’t believe when we told her that trump has the lowest rating by any modern president because the media is so controlled, that she thought trump was the greatest thing to happen to the USA. Trump is following Putins’ lead in trying to turn the USA into another Russia by demolishing our constitution, and religion has turned people into brain dead zombies that can be sold a paradise EVEN AFTER they are dead. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p114 | LikeLike Reply No Hitler Yet – Da Tech Guy Blog says: February 15, 2017 at 12:08 am […] For a better essay about the absurdity of calling any American president Hitler, go here. […] LikeLike Reply THIS HITLER NONSENSE … | Olde Hippie says: February 17, 2017 at 5:47 am […] Source: THIS HITLER NONSENSE … […] LikeLike Reply Sauer Thirtyeight says: February 17, 2017 at 11:15 pm Looks like somebody’s not a Lincoln scholar, either. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply worldmidst says: February 19, 2017 at 4:35 pm Well, I am very sorry for what happens in US, Trumph is definitely taking the wrong way and I hope this will not last too long. Regarding Hitler, I completely fell your father, I have the same obsession, I am curios about everything linked to his personality. You forgot to mention that he was a vegetarian because HE LOVED ANIMALS :)))))))))) ! this is the best part, one of the most interesting dilemmas. Good article! LikeLike Reply valeriedavies says: February 25, 2017 at 9:47 pm I lived at Belsen Concentration camp in 1947, in the Beast of Belsen’s old home… my military father was stationed there. So like your father I too mugged up on everything I could find out about the Third Reich. And actually, the reasons for it go back into German history… Kaiser Wilhelm would not allow a Jew to attend his court, and Germans refused to dance with Jewish daughters even though the young men were attending their father’s parties. This was at a time when many of English Edward VIII’s friends were Jews, including Ernest Cassels, Lady Mountbatten’s grandfather – Mountbatten being the Prince Philip’s uncle ( Queen Elizabeth’s husband ) uncle. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p115 | Germans were anti=Semitic long before Hitler cashed in on their prejudice, and there was a political party before his, which also had the same platform of anti- Jewish programmes. Hitler took it of course to the extreme Final Solution, and also included as you so rightly say, other categories of unwanted citizens, including ‘protestors’ and political opponents… and just innocent private citizens like Archduke Ferdinand’s children ( his assassination at Sarajevo sparked the First World War ) LikeLike Reply mick25117 says: February 26, 2017 at 7:32 pm What was Hitler’s end goal? LikeLike Reply mick25117 says: February 26, 2017 at 7:36 pm One of Hitler’s biggest downfalls was he met his match and nemesis and similar mindset in Churchill. Churchill and Hitler both were similar minds. Churchill wanted to invade Russia after the war also. They both had a fascination with genetics LikeLike Reply Those who hurl Hitler & fascist epithets at Trump are epic failures at grasping the irony of it all - Telzilla says: March 14, 2017 at 7:19 pm […] Hitler analogy? I’ll let Regie Hamm […] LikeLike Reply 🔔伯克利孩子创业梦失去大金主 – 什么事让世界最红漫画家怒骂F*ck？ | PacifiLink says: March 20, 2017 at 8:52 am […] 亚当斯推荐的这篇文章有更深刻的分析（https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/）： 作者的中心思想是：美国的制度和体系注定出不了希特勒。如果一定要和纳粹比较的话，就看谁总是诉诸暴力，谁在打砸抢。把任何一个和你理念不同的美国总统比作希特勒不但幼稚，而且会遮住你的双眼。 […] LikeLike Reply danielwalldammit says: March 30, 2017 at 11:23 pm Analogy is not identity and pre-emptive arguments are not worth the time it takes to make them. |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p116 | LikeLike Reply Louis de Wohl: The Astrologer Who Helped Foil Hitler – The Daily Beast | astroligion.com says: April 9, 2017 at 4:10 pm […] WWII, the British government had already taken up arms against the Nazis in response to their invasion of Poland in 1939. The U.S. had taken an isolationist stance and showed little interest in entering the growing war […] LikeLike Reply ladybuglady2000 says: May 13, 2017 at 11:13 am Every one is learning the truth of Hitler, he was not the evil jew killer you liars are making him out to be, he was a kind and loved his German people, not just whites, he did not want to see them degraded into freaks that we see all around today, sick perverts that jews promote, like sluts, prono, homosexuals, and pedophiles. Too bad Hitler lost, now we all see why he wanted to kick out the jews (never did anyone ever find any documentations of him ordering any killing of anyone, or find any gas rooms or ovens that burned 6million jews or any other people.) Time to tell the truth LikeLike Reply Do those who keep calling Trump “Hitler” and a fascist appreciate the irony in their being able to call Trump “Hitler” and a fascist without being arrested and sent to a concentration camp? | Flopping Aces says: |
https://regiehammblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/this-hitler-nonsense/?like_comment=3706&_wpnonce=bd1df96971&replytocom=3724_p117 | June 16, 2017 at 6:37 pm […] Hitler analogy? I’ll let Regie Hamm […] LikeLike Reply C Funk says: December 6, 2017 at 1:25 am Hitler didn’t start out burning Jews in ovens. He did start by calling the media the “lying press”, blaming immigrants for the country’s problems, and slowly built up his control over the government so it was no longer a democracy. This will not happen again, we will nip it in the bud. USA deserves better than 1940s Germany. LikeLike Reply Forget the Trump-Hitler comparisons: America is nothing like Weimar Germany – Lit by Imagination says: January 20, 2019 at 2:09 am […] I’ve written here mostly about the difference in conditions which existed when Hitler and Trump assumed power. An analysis of the differences in their characters and biographies was done well by another blogger who wrote in This Hitler Nonsense: […] LikeLike Reply Comment navigation ← Older Comments Leave a Reply to Dorian Mattar Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change ) |
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https://sauceoff.wordpress.com/tag/education/_p0 | education | Sauce Off Twitter Facebook Skip to navigation Skip to main content Skip to secondary content Skip to footer Sauce Off Real Post Grads.Real Advice. Home About Sauce Off Bryan Lawver Christine Bahrens Katherine Shaye Nicole Hosette Tag Archives: education Odyssey of a Grad Student and the Playlist that Paved the Way (via Promega Connections) Posted on August 19, 2011 by sendmeonmyway101 This is something that I think grad student or simple post-grad can enjoy. Give it a try! Grad school is no walk in the park. Whether the topic is English or Astrophysics, most grad students would agree that the journey to the coveted PhD can simply be described as “hard”- academically, financially, mentally. It is very important to have an outlet for the associated stress such as a hobby or exercise. My outlet was music. Music is very important in my life. It is so important that most people close to me have their own soundtrack that … Read More via Promega Connections Share this: Twitter Facebook Email More Print Reddit LinkedIn Like this: Like Loading... 1 Comment Posted in Uncategorized and tagged advice, careers-2, education, fun-things, grad school, just-for-fun, music, rob-dz, science, work-life-balance. Bookmark the permalink. Can A Parent Be Too Supportive? Posted on August 3, 2011 by sendmeonmyway101 By sendmeonmyway101 My dad graduated from University when I was eight. I can still remember being crowded into stadium seating for what felt like four hours, watching parades of people I’d never seen before crossing the stage, all dressed in bulky black robes and looking like penguins from our nose-bleed seats. |
https://sauceoff.wordpress.com/tag/education/_p1 | He was hired in October of that same year. By Michael’s birthday in November, our family had packed up and moved halfway across state. Kyle and I were already in elementary school. Kyle prospered in our new school, but it took me much longer to adjust. This new school expected more of students than our previous school, and I had a difficult time keeping up during my first few years. Since then I have only reflected on how that move affected me, and I never thought to ask what was going through my dad’s head at the time. Following my first failed interview, my dad and I sat down and talked about his own experience post-college. He was a chemistry major in a time before chemistry was a cool thing (i.e., before forensic-fueled shows like CSI came onto the scene). He had also been out of his mother’s home for close to nine years. He was independent, in a rather non-competitive market, and he had a wife and children to support. Bills were piling up, and the job that he had wouldn’t do much good once student loans hit. He had a reason to find a job. I told my dad about the questions the interviewers asked, and the answers I gave (and then I told him about the better answers I had come up with on my drive back home). He told me about the four interviews he had prior to being hired, and how he had bombed his first with poor answers; how he had been promised a job on his second, only to have the company declare bankruptcy before he could get started; and how he had been unable to impress a key member during his third interview. But he learned from each interview, and by the time he landed his fourth, he was ready for them. |
https://sauceoff.wordpress.com/tag/education/_p2 | After telling me all this, my dad said, “You watch any newborn first learning to walk, and they fall down, and they fall down, and they fall down. But they have the natural instinct to keep trying until they’re successful. Every person has that natural instinct, but somewhere along the way life beats it out of them. The thing that you have to do is find that drive that you had as an infant.” It’s great advice, and it does make me feel less harried about the whole job thing (which I suppose was his intention). But at the same time I’m afraid he’s too supportive. He had a family to maintain post-graduation. I live at home, and living at home isn’t half as bad as I thought it would be. I suppose I’m afraid that knowing I have such a soft cushion to fall back on will hinder my interest in job hunting. I don’t have the same motivation that he had. His advice, which would be brilliant if I was in the same spot he’d been in at my age, only reminds me that failure is OK. It is, but failure is really only OK if you learn from your mistakes and keep trying. Any infant keeps trying to walk because they’re motivated to get somewhere on their own. I have a roof over my head, my bills are paid, I get paid for doing housework (something that I quickly realized I love to do), and I have freelance activities to keep my mind occupied. The only goal I’ve held my whole life that has motivated me is graduating from college. Without that, how do I figure out what to do next? |
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https://select.timeslive.co.za/news/2018-11-14-knysna-fires-council-throws-cold-water-on-arsenic-fume-fears/_p0 | Knysna fires: Council throws cold water on arsenic fume fears PAST EDITIONS Sign In Subscribe Past Editions News Business Ideas World Lifestyle Sport Follow Us Subscribe SIGN IN Knysna fires: Council throws cold water on arsenic fume fears News Knysna fires: Council throws cold water on arsenic fume fears Authorities dismiss arsenic concerns around fire-ravaged sawmill as locals report respiratory problems 14 November 2018 Reading Time: 2 Minutes Article Number: 7 / 25 Bobby Jordan Journalist Air quality tests at a still-smouldering timber yard near Knysna show no risk of toxic arsenic fumes, the Garden Route District Municipality said on Tuesday after residents raised concerns. The tests follow mounting concern about possible air contamination at the well-known Geelhoutvlei sawmill and timber yard – which is outside Karatara – which was completely destroyed during the recent devastating fires. The widespread fire, which has yet to be completely extinguished, has left a persistent smoky haze across much of the Garden Route, adding to a fear of localised “flare-ups” similar to those that wreaked havoc around Knysna in 2017. Several Knysna residents took to social media to voice concerns about possible air contamination from treated wood at the Geelhoutvlei site. Copper chrome arsenate (CCA), which contains arsenic, has been a popular treatment for wood since the 1930s. One Knysna resident told Times Select he and his family had left town owing to respiratory concerns. Commenting on the Garden Route Fire Watch Facebook page, Jacques Ainslie said: “It is a cause for concern. I've been transporting patients from the Karatara and Rheenendal area with respiratory complications due to the smoke hanging over the area at night and during the day when there’s wind. And it’s not even people that have chronic lung issues.” |
https://select.timeslive.co.za/news/2018-11-14-knysna-fires-council-throws-cold-water-on-arsenic-fume-fears/_p1 | But Garden Route District Municipality spokesperson Herman Pieters denied any cause for concern, pointing to air quality tests at the Geelhoutvlei site which showed no sign of harmful toxins. “It was confirmed this morning that there is no risk of arsenic,” Pieters said. “There is a strong smell coming from pine wood that burns, but our air quality manager went out and tested it,” he said. He said there was some material still smouldering in the ground and the municipality would intervene to clear the site, as per the requirements of the National Environmental Management Act. Pieters said firefighting officials were not responding to every “hot spot” or flare-up, although there was round-the-clock monitoring. He said fire in areas posing no risk to property or human life were being allowed to burn. Much of the affected area had not been burnt for about 20 years, which partly accounted for the intensity and spread of the fire. Pieters said: “If there is a hot spot in a mountainous area then sometimes it is good for the bush to burn – it is not financially viable to send out an Oryx (helicopter) to bomb a hot spot where we know there is no infrastructure or danger (to human life).” Dave Metelerkamp, Geelhoutvlei Timbers owner, was too emotional to speak about it at length. He would only say: “The whole thing is terribly traumatic, with terribly widespread effects.” |
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https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p0 | Something Unique To Say – Steven Pressfield Steven Pressfield Main Start Here About Contact Us books blog Something Unique To Say By Steven Pressfield | 31 Comments | Writing Wednesdays If you’re a writer or artist or entrepreneur and you sometimes think to yourself, “I have nothing unique to say,” you’re wrong and I’ll tell you why. Jackson Browne has said that he writes his lyrics to find out what he thinks First, that voice in your head is 100-proof Resistance. It’s bullshit. I get a lot of e-mails from the trenches and, trust me, Resistance is spamming you with the same boilerplate it uses on everyone, including me. So that’s Reason #1 not to listen to that voice. Reason #2 is a lot deeper and more subtle. When we think to ourselves, “I have nothing unique to say,” we are thinking with our surface mind. The surface mind is an idiot. It knows nothing. The surface mind is our everyday brain, the one we use for crossing the street, making out grocery lists, and applying to the Kennedy School at Harvard. The surface mind knows only three things: What has already happened. What it believes can happen. What it fears will happen. No wonder it tells us, “Hey, stupid! What makes you think you have something original to say?” The trick is that you and I don’t write or paint or shoot film with our surface mind. |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p1 | I’ve quoted Jackson Browne on this subject before. He says he writes the lyrics of a song to find out what he thinks. What he means by that is that when he sits down to compose, he doesn’t know yet what he thinks. It is in the process that what he thinks is revealed. The process doesn’t happen in the surface mind. It takes place in the Deep Mind. In our surface minds, you and I may indeed have nothing original to say. But we can’t say that about our Deep Mind. Where do ideas come from? I don’t know. Nobody knows. But come, they do. Over and over. Is the Deep Mind collective? Is it something quasi-Jungian that we all share? I don’t think so. I say that because ideas that I have somehow seem to be “mine.” They bear the stamp of my unique consciousness. And I’ve seen this, again and again, in friends and colleagues. Their crazy ideas are very much “theirs.” So the Deep Mind, in my experience, is very personal. It’s yours alone. One of the most profound differences between an amateur and a pro is that the pro trusts that Deep Mind. He believes in the Muse. Like Jackson Browne sitting down to write a song, the pro (because he possesses, oddly enough, “beginner’s mind”) launches himself onto the blank sheet of foolscap, believing that he will find something. He doesn’t know what. He’s waiting to see. But he is certain that something will come. |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p2 | That something invariably is unique, and is interesting, and is original. The great fun of writing or painting or shooting film or starting a business is in this process of discovery. These surprises that pop out of nowhere and that we gleefully take credit for, even though in our hearts we know we didn’t create them, we just stumbled onto them. It may help, the next time you hear that voice in your head that says you have nothing original to say, to remember that that voice is not coming from the part of your self that you write from, or paint from, or shoot film from. That voice is coming from the shallow end of the pool. Stay in the deep end. Posted in Writing Wednesdays Post navigation ← Art and Manipulation The Sally Carrol Dream → Begin today Start with this War of Art [27-minute] mini-course. It's free. The course's five audio lessons will ground you in the principles and characteristics of the artist's inner battle. Continue each week (also free) with our Writing Wednesdays and What It Takes posts, each one like a new chapter in The War of Art. Plus continual videos, freebies, specials and new material throughout the year. ! Subscribe Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again. DO THE WORK Steve shows you the predictable Resistance points that every writer hits in a work-in-progress and then shows you how to deal with each one of these sticking points. This book shows you how to keep going with your work. |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p3 | SHOP NOW I already have a copy. THE AUTHENTIC SWING A short book about the writing of a first novel: for Steve, The Legend of Bagger Vance. Having failed with three earlier attempts at novels, here's how Steve finally succeeded. SHOP NOW I already have a copy. NOBODY WANTS TO READ YOUR SH*T Steve shares his "lessons learned" from the trenches of the five different writing careers—advertising, screenwriting, fiction, nonfiction, and self-help. This is tradecraft. An MFA in Writing in 197 pages. SHOP NOW I already have a copy. TURNING PRO Amateurs have amateur habits. Pros have pro habits. When we turn pro, we give up the comfortable life but we find our power. Steve answers the question, "How do we overcome Resistance?" SHOP NOW I already have a copy. 31 Comments Chris Duel on August 29, 2012 at 4:31 am Another valuable description of how Resistance tries to kill our dreams. I will print this and re-read it whenever I feel blocked or hear that surface voice in my head. “The Muse always delivers.” Reply Fernando Labastida on August 29, 2012 at 4:35 am This is a perfect article…it came exactly at the right tome, because it confirms what I’ve been reading in Mark Levy’s book “Accidental Genius.” Levy’s book is all about free-writing as a brainstorming tool. Essentially, thinking on paper. I’ve been using it myself in the past couple of weeks…just sitting down to write without really knowing what I’m going to write about, and I’ve come up with some pretty good stuff (if I say so myself)! |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p4 | Reply Kent Faver on September 14, 2012 at 6:13 am Me too Fernando – that books goes hand in glove with these thoughts. Reply Steve Lovelace on August 29, 2012 at 4:45 am Thank you, Steve. I got three rejections in the span of fifteen minutes on Monday, and I was seriously doubting my own artistic abilities. I suppose I’ll just keep moving forward. Reply Steve Errey on August 29, 2012 at 4:59 am “Stay in the deep end” – love that idea. I tend to look at the surface mind (the shallow end voice) as simply providing a narrative for what’s happening in your life. It doesn’t care about meaning, it only cares about going over the detail and minutia, over and over. Listen to it and that’s all you get. Gah, can’t imagine much worse. Reply Lindsey on August 29, 2012 at 6:09 am Oh, wow. “Stay in the deep end” is about as good as any advice I’ve heard for writing – and for life. Thank you. I adore Jackson Browne and I think I have a new understanding of why, reading this here. Thank you! xox Reply Robert Burton Robinson on August 29, 2012 at 7:13 am Wow, amazing. You did it again. I kinda makes me wonder though. Did you know exactly what you were going to write before you sat down to write this article, or did you discover it once you started writing? 😉 |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p5 | Either way, thanks! Reply Steven Pressfield on August 29, 2012 at 11:58 am A little bit of both, Robert. Definitely discovery though! Reply John MacGregor on August 29, 2012 at 7:41 am This is a hard thing to grasp. I write comedy sketches and am always amazed that the perfect idea I had in my head changed completely by the time I’m finished with the sketch. At the end I usually forget what the original idea was, or I remember it and it seems so elementary, that I wonder what I ever saw in it. This reminds me of your “What’s In The Box?” exercise. Trust that the elementary idea is just the kick in the butt. Reply Steven Pressfield on August 29, 2012 at 11:59 am I was thinking of that too. “There is always something in the box.” Reply Justin McKean on August 29, 2012 at 8:22 am This resonates in precise step with Incognito, David Eagleman’s book about current brain science, which I just started reading again yesterday. Serendipitous, that. Fascinating stuff. Thanks for posting. Reply S. J. Crown on August 29, 2012 at 11:14 am This is a terrific model to explain why, when I bash that Resistance fellow to the ground, sit down at the keyboard, and start creating, it isn’t long before I’m usually having a blast as I discover all the neat stuff my muse has to say. |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p6 | Reply Elese on August 29, 2012 at 11:39 am S.J. your comment made me think “oh, the ‘deeper mind’ the Muse.” Steven, thank you for what you speak to in us. Reply Jason Wittman on September 3, 2012 at 3:26 pm Steven, we think alike. I was just finishing up a chapter of my forthcoming book, “Winning at Life” about writing for creativity with specific tips for how to overcome the outer mind’s editing function, the destroyer of creativity when I read this posting of yours. I just posted my piece on my blog, http://mycoachjason.com/blog/?p=66 Any and all feedback are gleefully accepted! Jason Wittman Reply Joel D Canfield on August 29, 2012 at 2:34 pm Reading this I realized for the very first time that I do this with my songwriting. I strum or hammer or noodle and chords spark a melody and then it goes out and finds some words for me, and by and large, they’re the right words, just need a little polish. I need to find the chords for my mysteries so I can trust the words they bring. Reply SJB on August 29, 2012 at 2:38 pm “Stay in the deep end.” It’s an inspirational title. Reply Dale Lucas on August 29, 2012 at 4:41 pm I’ve been struggling with writing a sequel to a pulp-flavored novel I published last year. I think all of my problems with the follow-up have stemmed from what you’re talking about here–listening to my surface mind tell me that the first book’s fun factor was a fluke, and this time out, I’m sure to flub it… and why am I writing a sequel to a book that only a handful of people have bought anyway? On and on and on and on… |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p7 | Thanks for the insight, Steven! I needed it! Reply Jay on August 29, 2012 at 5:01 pm Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Reply Carolan on August 30, 2012 at 6:51 am I’ve noticed that my creativity and the flow of unique ideas tends to ‘wake up’ like crazy when traveling, likely due to pulling out of the daily grind – it frees the mind. So began bringing along a journal whenever traveling to capture these ideas,but even better is to learn to give the mind little vacations daily. Reply Basilis on August 30, 2012 at 6:59 am We have to stay in the deep end of the trenches… Reply Kathleen on August 30, 2012 at 7:54 am Great description of the two minds! I feel pretty lost if I spend much time in the surface mind. And I too think of the saying that there’s “always something in the box” to help myself go back to the deep end. Thank you Steven. Reply Harlan Gleeson on August 30, 2012 at 9:06 am wonderful as usual. thanks again bro. K I S S (Keep It Simple Stupid!) Reply Carla Smith on August 30, 2012 at 2:45 pm The cool thing is that it takes ‘letting go’ for the ‘deep mind’ to surface. And the beauty of being an artist is that the letting go often happens, for me, when I am being active. Moving. Running. Skiing. Walking my dog. A toggle gets switched and I’m more mind than me. And if I go with the flow it seems that neuronal pathways that are otherwise strangers ‘friend’ each other, create new connections between the stuff that is floating around in there, even creates new ones. The FB of the mind. It happens at split speed. Given a little bit of roaming range, roam it does. So we are not stuck behind a desk or a computer or a blank slate. My best ‘aha’ moments happen without me at the controls. I can barely write fast enough to get them down. Not only can you trust it but these are privileged peeks into possibility. And that it happens like this feels like play and reminds me to be light, to let go and live. To take these insights and begin to write, is a portal back to that ‘flow’ and hours of good stuff ensues. |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p8 | Reply david Y.B. Kaufmann on August 31, 2012 at 12:03 pm I just got a chance to read this – busy with the aftermath of Isaac. How strangely we name these hurricanes. Seven years after Katrina, it’s a deja vu all over again. I still don’t have electricity (maybe tonight, G-d Willing), and have been “borrowing power.” The wind and still, hot air and neighborhood beers and long periods of quiet have sent me often into the “deep mind,” which has told me, “I’m busy, come back later when the surface is ok. You’ve got to cross the road (get power, keep family safe) right now. But we’ve got lots to discuss because I, the Deep Mind, am working overtime.” There’s a tremendous trust element in what you describe, Steven – trusting ourselves on the deepest level. And your description reminds me not only of how poems compose themselves in me, but how Paul McCartney described his song-writing process – go in to the studio, sit down with guitar or piano, and come out 3 or 4 hours later with a song – at least, the basics. Then revise, perfect, rehearse, repeat. thanks. Always look forward to the posts. Reply Jon on September 1, 2012 at 4:09 pm Hm. That’s an important distinction to make. We’re all full of competing voices, but when do we ever sit down to source them all? I certainly haven’t. I trust each voice more or less based on my mood at the time, how easily convinced I am by them, how strong their arguments. All arbitrary judgements. |
https://stevenpressfield.com/2012/08/something-unique-to-say/?replytocom=51564_p9 | I just the other day came across this line from Ezra Pound: “Pay no attention to the criticism of men who have never themselves written a notable work.” The principle is just as applicable to our choir of voices. In fact it might just be my new criteria for sorting their hierarchy. What has my nagging surface mind voice ever accomplished? Nothing. It’s only talked me out of valid endeavours. Which of my voices has accumulated the most merit badges? That’s the one I’ll trust. If I judge the validity of other peoples’ opinions by their achievements, if more generally I judge their words by their deeds, why don’t I judge myself the same way? Reply angry birds cheats on September 3, 2012 at 7:16 am Hey! I just wanted to ask if you ever have any trouble with hackers? My last blog (wordpress) was hacked and I ended up losing several weeks of hard work due to no back up. Do you have any methods to stop hackers? Reply Sandra / Always Well Within on September 3, 2012 at 10:48 am This is so on target! The deep mind is the empty, open mind and everything arises from there. Reply Kathy Ostman-Magnusen on September 4, 2012 at 7:52 am Weird, I always thought that ideas from me were not really from me at all. Each work I do, poems, paintings, sculptures, I look at later and feel positive I cannot do it again. I think to myself that it is all just a fluke. To think that I do my work, to find out what I think, is a remarkable thought and one that explains a lot, or nothing at all, lol. I am half way through The War of Art, new to the concepts, and finding my way past resistance, realizing that I will never get past it, but traveling on regardless. |
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https://theseconversations.com/tag/photography/page/2/_p0 | photography | Conversations | Page 2 …we are all finding that our conversations must be spoken… Search Conversations This is me. Tag Archives: photography Image August Break – Day 2: Circles 2 Aug Tags: August Break, challenge, daily project, photography Comments 1 Comment Categories Creative Everyday August Break – Day 1: Breakfast 1 Aug Trying to switch it up with sliced tomatoes and eggs on multigrain sourdough (a small spread of veganaise, drizzle of olive oil and sprinkle of pepper and kind infused salt) mmm Tags: August Break, challenge, daily project, photography Comments 1 Comment Categories Creative Everyday The August Break 26 Jul It’s almost time for August. And this little blog space has been in the corners of my mind for months. I used to write much more frequently and have since built up quite a bit of hesitation before every blog post I attempt. I have conflicting thoughts in my head over what I want is space to be, especially with some changes coming up in my life… But while I’m pondering these things. My poor little Conversations blog sits dormant. So I’m breaking the silence, visually. I love what Susannah Conway says about her August Break… Back in August 2010 I decided to give myself a break from writing blog posts and instead shared a photo or two each day as a way to be present in my days without the pressure of finding words. I blogged about it (of course), invited everyone to join me and lo, The August Break was born. |
https://theseconversations.com/tag/photography/page/2/_p1 | So here we go. Well… In a few more days that is. Instagraming at @pausingbliss Tags: August Break, challenge, daily project, photography, susannah Conway Comments 1 Comment Categories Creative Everyday {this moment} 24 Feb {this moment} – A SouleMama Friday ritual. A single photo – no words – capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember. Tags: dragonfly, photography, soulemama, this moment Comments Leave a Comment Categories Uncategorized A Hawaiian Pause 6 Feb It must be a sad soul who does not feel almost immediately refreshed and relaxed upon waking in Hawaii. Tags: beach, Hawaii, photography, relaxation, vacation Comments 1 Comment Categories Near and Far Livin’ the Dream 12 Jan I just came across Martha Metzler’s blog where, rather than making New Year’s resolutions, she’s giving herself a new challenge each week. And I decided to play along, when the mood strikes. I’m just going to state right off the bat, that I give myself pull permission to just pop in on any of the weeks that jive with me. Her first challenge is what hooked me… because rather than cataloging all the features and habits that we dislike about ourselves, turning them into aspects to overcome… she asked us to list 5 things we DON’T want to change about ourselves. Even for the relatively confident… it’s hard to do! |
https://theseconversations.com/tag/photography/page/2/_p2 | Here are my five. I’m very open to new things. New thoughts, ideas, perspectives… I love to hear other’s explain their own beliefs and opinions. New places, flavors, activities and experiences. I’m a great beginner. I love to learn and don’t mind asking questions or admitting when I don’t know something. I love to read. And as much as I love blogs and ebooks… I will always love holding a book in my hands. I’m creative. I enjoy making things, and I make some pretty dang cool things. I’m a good listener. It is… um… nourishing… to think of the things that I appreciate about myself. Rather than the ones I’d like to change, or work on. Thanks for this fantastic idea, Martha. As a last aspect of that first week’s challenge, she asks us to post a photo that we don’t analyze or critique of ourselves. Most of the photos taken of me in the last few months have not been taken alone. So here is one of me and my little one. this post inspired by: Tags: baby, challenge, don't change, Livin' the dream, Martha Metzler, photography, self-reflection Comments 1 Comment Categories Found Around The Artist’s Way – Week One 19 Sep I have tried to do the Artist’s Way dozens of time for about the past three and a half years. I’ve tried to do it solo and I’ve recruited friends… I have yet to make it past the second week. The morning pages are something I’ve managed to keep, however sporadically, and remain one of my little source of sanity. |
https://theseconversations.com/tag/photography/page/2/_p3 | So here I am, once again, at the beginning of the twelve weeks. Mary and Megan! I’m keeping an eye out for your posts! Week One. I actually do not like this chapter one bit. The reading is interesting, but the exercises… the monster hall of fame and writing a letter in my defense are not in any way appealing to me. Nor is drawing a villanizing picture of one of my past jerks. I know that she says that the things you resist are supposed to be the ones that are really cathartic for you… but really, I just can’t think of people in my history who have been particularly discouraging to any budding creativity. You know, besides myself. If I reach… I could say a couple art teachers. Only because if you turn work in late, and my work was always late, it gets completely discounted. Other than that, I’m at a loss. The Champions were a cinch, two of my lovely college professors and a former boss. And actually, they stand out to me more so because they were supportive and encouraging of me as a person, in creative endeavors as well as most other things. And of course… who doesn’t love the imagining 5 different lives exercise?! Always one of my favorites. (btw I was a writer, a professional dancer, a model, a teacher and a full-time mom. I want to know what you were!) |
https://theseconversations.com/tag/photography/page/2/_p4 | My artist’s date… I always feel like I have to pack a bunch of really amazing things into a couple of hours… but I tried to start “feeding the well” slowly this time. So, I spent an hour in an art store. Art Essentials is conveniently located two doors down from one of my jobs. I didn’t buy anything… I just looked, and touched, and read descriptions of tools I didn’t recognize, and entertained a variety of potential projects in my head as I walked through the aisles. Simple, yes. But I had a blast. I didn’t even realize an hour had passed until I was out. I flipped through books, looked at the phases of painting sunsets, different drawing techniques, metal art pieces and suggested camera angles. I picked out the kinds of portfolios I would want to have, should I ever have a need to fill a portfolio. I looked at dye, clay, woodworking tools, walnut oil based paint, canvases, composition books, and rows and rows of gorgeous papers and textures. Did I mention I had a blast? And of course, I couldn’t resist snapping a few photos with my phone too (at the top)… literally a feast for the eyes, hands and imagination. As for my morning pages. I did miss one day. But I decided to go easy on myself because I’ve been pretty damn good with them otherwise. I even got so caught up in complaining one morning… that I went straight through to the fourth page. Is that something to brag about? |
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https://toxics.usgs.gov/regional/emc/municipal_biosolids.html_p0 | Land Application of Municipal Biosolids USGS Home Contact USGS Search USGS Environmental Health - Toxic Substances Investigations - Contaminants of Emerging Concern in the Environment Toxics Home About The Program GeoHealth Newsletter Science Features News Releases Investigations Publications Search the Bibliography Browse the Bibliography New Pubs Photo Gallery Site Map [an error occurred while processing this directive] Toxics Intranet Emerging Contaminants Methods Development Environmental Occurrence Source Pathways Transport and Fate Ecological Effects Land Application of Municipal Biosolids Biosolids being transferred from a dump truck to a spreader prior to being applied to an agricultural field. Biosolids are rich in plant nutrients. Farmers, landscapers, and homeowners use about 50 percent of the annual production as fertilizer for plants. Photo credit: Dana Kolpin, USGS. (Click on photo for larger version) Biosolids and products derived from biosolids are a potential source of pharmaceuticals and other emerging contaminants to the environment. Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) in the United States generate approximately 7 million dry tons of sludge each year. Because this sludge, commonly called biosolids, is rich in plant nutrients, it is frequently applied to soils to fertilize plants and to improve the quality of soil. The mass of biosolids applied to soils is substantial, approaching 3 million dry tons throughout the United States in 1998. These biosolids and biosolids composts are used widely in both residential and commercial landscaping and in row-crop agriculture. Because a variety of pharmaceuticals and other organic chemicals have been found in the wastewater discharged from WWTPs, questions have been raised about the presence of these chemicals in biosolids. The application of municipal biosolids on land may be a widespread source of emerging contaminants to surface and ground water. |
https://toxics.usgs.gov/regional/emc/municipal_biosolids.html_p1 | USGS scientists and their collaborators are conducting the following projects: The development of analytical methods for characterizing the potential emerging contaminants in biosolids-derived composts and other products. Ongoing research includes expanding the range of biosolids and biosolids products characterized as part of the Source Characterization Study. Sampling biosolids to characterize occurrence of emerging contaminants. This investigation involved purchasing nine different biosolids and analyzing the samples for 87 organic chemicals found in cleaners, personal care products, pharmaceuticals, and other products. The results of the analysis found 55 of the 87 organic chemicals measured were detected in at least one of the nine biosolid samples collected, with as many as 45 chemicals found in a single sample. A USGS scientist bagging up large amounts of biosolids to be used for the development of methods to detect the presence of emerging contaminant compounds in solid material. Clean sampling protocols are used to prevent cross-contamination of samples. (Larger version) An investigation to assess the ability of a range of wastewater treatment technologies to remove selected pharmaceuticals and other emerging contaminants from municipal sewage. The project consists of sampling various stages of the liquid and solid waste treatment processes including raw influent, treated effluent, and biosolids. The study is designed to provide baseline data on the occurrence and concentration of targeted estrogenic (compounds that act chemically like the hormone estrogen) and pharmaceutically active compounds. In addition, the study will provide a bioassay-based measure of total estrogenic activity of biosolids samples. Bioassays are laboratory tests that use biological material (tissue, cells, plants, …) to test for chemical toxicity or, in this case, the potential for estrogenic activity. Total estrogenic activity will give an indication of the potential for endocrine disruption in animals exposed to biosolids. This study will result in a greater understanding of the fate and occurrence of pharmaceuticals in the wastewater effluent and biosolids from WWTPs. The USGS is collaborating with Metcalf & Eddy and the University of Arizona's Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering on this project with funding from the Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF). |
https://toxics.usgs.gov/regional/emc/municipal_biosolids.html_p2 | An extension of the work to characterize biosolids is an investigation to determine the persistence and vertical transport in the soil zone of emerging contaminants derived from biosolids applied to the land surface. The project consists of an experiment where biosolids are applied to a field that has never received applications of biosolids. The absence of a background concentration of emerging contaminants in the soil will allow for accurately tracking the possible downward transport of contaminants in the soil zone. The USGS is collaborating with Colorado State University-Pueblo on this project. Related Science Feature Articles Chemicals from Land-Applied Biosolids Persist in Soil Hormones in Land-Applied Biosolids Could Affect Aquatic Organisms Biosolids, Animal Manure, and Earthworms: Is There a Connection? Household Chemicals and Drugs Found in Biosolids from Wastewater Treatment Plants Available Publications Kinney, C.A., Campbell, B.R., Thompson, R., Furlong, E.T., Kolpin, D.W., Burkardt, M.R., Zaugg, S.D., Werner, S.L., and Hay, A.G., 2012, Earthworm bioassays and seedling emergence for monitoring toxicity, aging and bioaccumulation of anthropogenic waste indicator compounds in biosolids–amended soil: Science of the Total Environment, v. 433, p. 507-515, doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2012.06.097. Kinney, C.A., Furlong Edward, T., Kolpin Dana, W., Zaugg Steven, D., Burkhardt Mark, R., Bossio Joseph, P., and Werner Stephen, L., 2010, Earthworms--Diagnostic indicators of wastewater derived anthropogenic organic contaminants in terrestrial environments (Chapter 14), in Halden, R.U., ed., Contaminants of Emerging Concern in the Environment--Ecological and Human Health Considerations: American Chemical Society, v. 1048, p. 297-317, ISBN:0-8412-2496-X. |
https://toxics.usgs.gov/regional/emc/municipal_biosolids.html_p3 | Kinney, C.A., Furlong, E.T., Kolpin, D.W., Burkhardt, M.R., Zaugg, S.D., Werner, S.L., Bossio, J.P., and Benotti, M.J., 2008, Bioaccumulation of pharmaceuticals and other anthropogenic waste indicators in earthworms from agricultural soil amended with biosolid or swine manure: Environmental Science and Technology, v. 42, no. 6, p. 1863-1870, doi:10.1021/es702304c. Kinney, C.A., Furlong, E.T., Kolpin, D.W., Burkhardt, M.R., Zaugg, S.D., Werner, S.L., Bossio, J.P., and Benotti, M.J., 2009, Response to "Comment on 'Bioaccumulation of Pharmaceuticals and Other Anthropogenic Waste Indicators in Earthworms from Agricultural Soil Amended with Biosolid or Swine Manure'": Environmental Science and Technology, v. 43, no. 2, p. 545-547, doi:10.1021/es802721d. Kinney, C.A., Furlong, E.T., Zaugg, S.D., Burkhardt, M.R., Werner, S.L., Cahill, J.D., and Jorgensen, G.R., 2006, Survey of organic wastewater contaminants in biosolids destined for land application: Environmental Science and Technology, v. 40, no. 23, p. 7207-7215, doi:10.1021/es0603406. Tindall, J.A., Lull, K.J., and Gaggiani, N.G., 1994, Effects of land disposal of municipal sewage sludge on fate of nitrates in soil, streambed sediment and water quality: Journal of Hydrology, v. 163, no. 1-2, p. 147-185, doi:10.1016/0022-1694(94)90027-2. Yager, T.J.B., Furlong, E.T., Kolpin, D.W., Kinney, C.A., Zaugg, S.D., and Burkhardt, M.R., 2014, Dissipation of contaminants of emerging concern in biosolids applied to nonirrigated farmland in eastern Colorado: JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association, v. 50, no. 2, p. 343-357, doi:10.1111/jawr.12163. More Information |
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