p_p_man’s Day Job…

[SINthysist]

http://newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2002/5/3/223813




Saturday, May 4, 2002

Egypt's Chief Psychiatrist Declares Bush "Stupid."

President Bush is stupid, evil, and has the looks of a retarded person, snarled Dr.'Adel Sadeq, chairman of the Arab Psychiatrists Association and head of the Department of Psychiatry at 'Ein Shams University in Cairo.

In an open letter to President Bush entitled "Class Isn't Over Yet, Stupid!" he published in the Egyptian newspaper Hadith Al-Madina Dr. Sadeq, a recipient of the 1990 Egyptian State Prize, went into a frenzy of invective, characterizing the President as being ignorant of world affairs … and, of course, stupid.

According to the Arutz Sheva News Service here are some excerpts from the screed:

"Although you [President Bush] invest a lot of effort in proving yourself, you are not successful in doing so because you are stupid and understand nothing about what is happening in the world. 'Stupidity' and 'idiocy' are synonyms, and if you don't like the word 'stupid,' you are an evil person with an ugly soul. I equate your stupidity with mercilessness and inhumanity, and swear that I knew you were stupid long before it became known to the entire world, and before your cronies admitted it.

"Your stupidity is reflected in your facial features. Your face reminds me of the face of those who frequent a clinic for the mentally retarded. Your gaze is mindless and unfocused. Your eyes are misleading. Your facial expressions are incompatible with the matter [being discussed], and your tone of voice is completely disconnected from the content of your words - a salient characteristic of the mentally retarded...

"I don't imagine, stupid, that you understood anything from my article, as your advisors hide things and thoughts of this kind from you so you will go on thinking you are smart. This means that class isn't over yet, you stupid idiot, you basest man in the world."

In a TV interview, Sadeq warned "The goal of all of us is to liberate Palestine from the Israeli aggressors. To use words that some people no longer like to use today: 'We will throw Israel into the sea.' This phrase, by the way, is the truth. Either they will throw us into the sea, or we will throw them into the sea. There is no middle ground. Coexistence is total nonsense..."

Can anyone think of a good shrink for the doctor? He needs one. He's either nuts, or just plain ... stupid.




Yes Ladies and Gentlemen, It’s the return of the Andra_Jenny Show…

 

[SINthysist]

Govenor Davis’s continued efforts to do everything he can to turn California Republic

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-050302oracle.story

“California Highway Patrol officers moved in Thursday to halt shredding at the state's information technology department, and Gov. Gray Davis suspended the agency's chief amid a widening investigation of the state's multimillion-dollar computer contract with Oracle Corp.”

“The Davis campaign committee reported receiving the Oracle check in June, two weeks after Oracle won the lucrative state software contract, which was awarded without competitive bidding. A source close to Davis' campaign committee said the check was dated in March, but could not explain why it was received in June.”

Those big companies keep corruptin’ those Democrats. Maybe we just need a new Campaign Finance Reform Law separating the two…

Look Democrats. Get your money from the Unions, the Rich Elite Leftists, and your fabled grass roots…

Leave big business to the Republicans. It will make your bashing a tad more effective…

 

[SINthysist]

What do Nuns, the Navy, and New-Age Psychology have in common?

http://www.newsmax.com/commentarchive.shtml?a=2002/5/1/150816

Gay and Lesbian tendencies…

“The methods of Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow in the mid-1960s were promoting a humanistic or 'third force psychology.' This is the parent of today's therapeutic education movement.”


According to Dr. Gerald Atkinson,

In 1965 they drew the attention of the Mother Superior of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM) order of nuns in Los Angeles, Calif. This innovative order conducted a retreat in which 'all community rules were suspended.' Outside psychologists conducted a 'teach in.' The results of this sort of innovation were predictable. After allowing the psychologists in, the nuns became aware of 'how dictatorial superiors were and in turn how dependent, submissive and helpless nuns were when it came to working with the outside world.

But rather than developing a more fully realized person, the Maslow and Rogers influence at the convent built a disrupted, confused, devastated order, destroying individuals in the process.

As a result, many nuns got involved in lesbian relationships with other nuns in the order, some opted out of their vows and joined the '60s subculture of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, others got involved in various New Age movements, the best left the order to get married, and others fell through the cracks.

Out of 590 nuns, hundreds left the order. In the process of "facilitating" change and dumping sexual "repression" as defined by Rogers and his cohort Coulson, the nuns were transformed by a trendy new destructive psychological tool.

Not only the nuns were destroyed; the psychological "agents of change" also did collateral damage to 90 schools where those nuns taught. The schools ended up being closed.

The order was deconstructed and destroyed, and only much later did Carl Rogers and his assistant William Coulson recant what they had done to the nuns and to the society at large.

Guess who Diane Alden blames for this situation?
“good, evil and SIN…”

Got to click in to read…

 

[bluespoke]

Can anyone think of a good shrink for the doctor? He needs one. He's either nuts, or just plain ... stupid.

You could try REDWAVE!!!!!!!!!

 

[SINthysist]

COMMERCIAL BREAK

HI, this is J_CARVILLE here and I want to recommend my very special friend ClosetDesire’s book, Closet Desire, which has been published and is available in the US and the UK on Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk and others. Closet Desire II, featuring stories by us and other Literotica members now out. Closet Desire III should be out in September 2001.

Don’t forget for sex toys, J_CARVILLE recommends you shop Litorotica.com first!

 

[SINthysist]

Our Quote of the week

…failure never gets a good cultural Marxist or moral relativist down. [Don’t we know it…]

Diane Alden

 

[SINthysist]

And closing with our favorite topic here on the show…

One Reporter's Opinion: Global Warming – Is It All Hot Air?
George Putnam
Friday, May 3, 2002

It is this reporter's opinion that just about everyone else has had a crack at the argument that ensues when one mentions global warming.

In January 1975 the National Academy of Sciences issued a report entitled "Understanding Climatic Change: A Program for Action." It said there was a finite possibility that a serious worldwide cooling could befall the earth within the next 100 years.

This brought forth a fascinating study by my friend Lowell Ponte in his book "The Cooling," in which he asked, "Has the next ice age already begun? Can we survive it?" He made numerous appearances on my television reports expounding "The Cooling" - referred to by several scientists as the most important and prophetic science book of the 1970s.

At that point, there were several articles about an increase in the number and size of icebergs that had broken off from Antarctica, and the "pro-Warming" crowd said, "Ah-ha! There it is! The 'Warming' is upon us!"

Scientists admit there was a slight warming between 1880 and 1940 – that it is a bit warmer now than 100 years ago. The question is how long does it take for an iceberg to break off? The melting has been going on for thousands of years. The ice sheet might even disappear in 7,000 years.

But enough of this! Let's talk about the climate treaty of 1997 in which the "pro-Warming" crowd gathered in Kyoto and called for industrial nations to cut emissions of greenhouse gases in order to deal with global warming.

Let's face it, the Kyoto proposal – even if fully implemented – won't accomplish anything as far as climate is concerned. It certainly won't stop the Antarctic ice sheet from melting. The only thing that will stop that is another ice age, as predicted by my friend Lowell Ponte.

That brings us to the economy and industry on which advanced nations have thrived. The "Warming" group wants us to cut back on industrial activity, predicting it would reduce the world's temperature during the next century by .05 degrees. Unfortunately, we haven't found anyone who can measure that. But the "Warming" group says it is an important first step.

But, again, let's face it – all of this hogwash is more political than scientific. The Kyoto protocol, if implemented, would reduce emissions by a mere 5 percent, but it would be among industrial nations only – and it would have a devastating effect on the economy of our nation.

The U.S. is the world's largest emitter of CO2; mandatory caps would hurt us the most. And eventually the world economy would suffer tremendous collateral damage. The proposed treaty requires the world's most industrialized countries to make 1990 the baseline for cutting their emission levels. If manufacturers must decrease their output, the prices for the products we purchase would go up and trade would decline.

All of this is part of the anti-technology, anti-energy, anti-growth philosophy of those who label themselves "The Greens." If they got their way, we'd all be riding bicycles!

But the heat is on. They've gone as far as to alert people in my home state of Minnesota to the danger of warmer winters. I say to them, "Thank Gawd!" As one who grew up in a state where the temperature drops as low as 40 below in the winter - what a blessing this would be!

Thank goodness, President George W. has turned a deaf ear to the alarmists trying to shove the theory of global warming down our throats. The president stands firm and refuses to support U.S. ratification of the Kyoto fiasco. He wisely states that too little is known about global warming to justify the proposed costs to the American economy.

And it is interesting to note how the scientists who produced the initial report on the subject quietly made drastic changes. Only 80 out of 1,000 scientists who worked on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report approved the final report and only a handful adhered to it.

So, dear friends, my fellow Americans – don't panic! Whether it's warming or cooling, cooling or warming, take a deep breath. It's for free! And don't forget, man among all the species is the survivor. So let's relax.

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/5/3/104337.shtml

 

[SINthysist]

Yes, our first call-er, writer

Blues...

I thought REDWAVE WROTE the article at first...

 

[SINthysist]

AS FAR AS KYOTO...

Of course, I disagree… Kyoto’s only failing was that it failed to address the issues of man’s emissions causing the recorded warm-up of both the Sun and Mars. Until they can be included in our efforts to clean up our mess, President Bush is right not to sign a treaty that does not address the WHOLE problem…

Good night, God Bless, and death to religious fanaticism…

 

[p_p_man]

Re: AS FAR AS KYOTO...

Of course, I disagree… Kyoto’s only failing was that it failed to address the issues of man’s emissions causing the recorded warm-up of both the Sun and Mars. Until they can be included in our efforts to clean up our mess, President Bush is right not to sign a treaty that does not address the WHOLE problem…

Good night, God Bless, and death to religious fanaticism…

It also failed to take into account all the bullshit that was to come from Bush's mouth...

Highly toxic stuff that...

ppman

 

[SINthysist]

Intoxicating, actually. Look how the idiot got Sharon and Arafat to come to terms…

Just like you wanted him to. How about a little credit where credit is due. Powell must have achieved something. Eh?

 

[p_p_man]

Powell must have achieved something. Eh?

Nahh Crown Prince Abdullah was the man behind that...

It was just agreed that Bush would take the credit to help him mend bridges with the Arab world whose help he will need anyway when obliterates Iraq.

As I said the other day Sharon must be shitting bricks to see Bush cosying up to the Arabs.

 

[SINthysist]

So, you admit it paid off to have Big Oil in place with it's Big Connections...

I mean, it was nice having daddy around to personally insure no stoppage of oil. Someone who could rub elbows with the Prince, remind him of a time, just a short time ago, when...

 

[p_p_man]

So, you admit it paid off to have Big Oil in place with it's Big Connections...

Anything to bring peace.

Trouble is Bush is now definitely in a cleft stick. Under Saudi's barely veiled threats that unless America came down more firmly on Israel then her interest in the Middle East would be severely damaged, he's done what had to be done.

But he's got 60 years of America allying herself with Israel to dismantle if he really wants to keep the Arabs happy.

That ain't going to be easy.

So I reckon he'll renege somewhere along the line and everything will revert to the staus quo.

After all he has got a track record for walking away from things that become too much for him to cope with...

All we want now to ease the situation is for Sharon to go, Arafat to go and the moderates take over. The Arabs would like that and Bush will pretend to like that.

So everybody would be happy.

Even Blair. It would give him a chance to extricate himself frpm Bush's arsehole.

Now let's get back to the A_J Show!!

 

[SINthysist]

You are wrong!

You forgot p_p_ premis one:

Big Oil. The Saudi's and the Bush's are in league together.

It's they whom have delivered a message to Arafat.

You see, the Royal Saudi House, wants fanatasicm stamped out lest they loose thier control of Mecca...

Yes, and back to the show...

Did you hear about Drew Carey and James Carville at The White House Correspondent's dinner?

 

[p_p_man]

Did you hear about Drew Carey and James Carville at The White House Correspondent's dinner?

No.

What happened?

Is it something about Cheney pissing against the....oh no you've already told us that one.

So what else happened at this, what's beginning to sound like a fun place to be, dinner?

ppman

 

[kamuikamui]

Re:Global warming/cooling

The global cooling IS coming. Human activities in the past 100 years probably accelerated the global warming, but we are at the end of an inter-glacial period, anyway.

An inter-glacial period last about 10,000 years. I don't know if it's going to happen in our life time, but an Ice age is coming.

p_p_man wrote:

All we want now to ease the situation is for Sharon to go, Arafat to go and the moderates take over.

Arafat won't go unless he's dead. But, it's likely he'll be dead soon. Did you see how weak he looked the other day?

I just wanted to let you know I'm having so much fun reading what you guys write.

 

[p_p_man]

Re: Re:Global warming/cooling

I just wanted to let you know I'm having so much fun reading what you guys write.

HEY BOSS! SINthysist! A_J! For fuck's sake get down from that barn roof and leave the cows til later...

We got another reader.

Wotcha want me to do with him?

ppman

 

[bluespoke]

Re: Re: Re:Global warming/cooling

HEY BOSS! SINthysist! A_J! For fuck's sake get down from that barn roof and leave the cows til later...

We got another reader.

Wotcha want me to do with him?

ppman

Just make sure AJ doesn't bring his gun!

 

[p_p_man]

Re: Re: Re: Re:Global warming/cooling

Just make sure AJ doesn't bring his gun!

That was just a story he made up so that CARVILLE would feel safe at night.

The boy's awful nervous since Bush got elected and the thought that one day "jug-ears" Charles might become the King of England.

Very sensitive is Carville...

 

[kamuikamui]

Go on. Continue. I'm still reading.

 

[bluespoke]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:Global warming/cooling

That was just a story he made up so that CARVILLE would feel safe at night.

The boy's awful nervous since Bush got elected and the thought that one day "jug-ears" Charles might become the King of England.

Very sensitive is Carville...

God, if 'jug ears' gets in we'll all be tree huggers!

 

[kamuikamui]

Am I the only who follow the prince's example and talk to a tree?

 

[bluespoke]

Am I the only who follow the prince's example and talk to a tree?

Talk to them and hug them, sheez the country has had it.

You'll be giving them the vote next!

 

[kamuikamui]

Re:Bluespoke

Some of the voters are as mindless as a tree.