FLRW

You know that Greyparrot is a Shaman, don'tyou?

U.S. Capitol Police Chief J. Thomas Manger lambasted Carlson’s segment on the Jan. 6 footage in an internal memo Tuesday. The Capitol Police spokesperson confirmed the memo’s authenticity to the AP.
“Last night an opinion program aired commentary that was filled with offensive and misleading conclusions about the January 6 attack,” Manger wrote. “The opinion program never reached out to the Department to provide accurate context. One false allegation is that our officers helped the rioters and acted as ‘tour guides.’ This is outrageous and false.”

FLRW  DEMANDS Fox News Silence Greyparrot !

Albert Einstein : " The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation no matter how subtle can (for me) change this."

Stephen Hawking said: “I regard the brain as a computer which will stop working when its components fail.”   “There is no heaven or afterlife for broken down computers; that is a fairy story for people afraid of the dark.”

Stephen Hawking said: “Before we understand science, it is natural to believe that God created the universe. But now science offers a more convincing explanation,” he said. “What I meant by ‘we would know the mind of God’ is, we would know everything that God would know, if there were a God, which there isn’t. I’m an atheist.”

Shouldn't this topic be in the Religion is Gobbledygook Forum? 

Yes, Fox News host Tucker Carlson called then-President Donald Trump "a demonic force" and "a destroyer" in a text to his producer.

      Tru dat

Actually we Democrats are more like the Party of Einstein. 

In 1918, Einstein was one of the founding members of the German Democratic Party, a liberal party.

Again, on February 15, 2007, Zündel was sentenced to five years in prison, the maximum sentence possible for violating the Volksverhetzung law in the German penal code which bans incitement of hatred against a minority of the population, which is how his Holocaust denial was interpreted by the Federal German court.

The book in your reference   https://rudolfhoess.wordpress.com/ is by Holocaust Handbooks & Documentaries

Also, German prosecutors charged Ernst Zündel on July 19, 2005, with 14 counts of inciting racial hatred, which is punishable under German penal code with up to 5 years in prison. The indictment stated Zündel "denied the fate of destruction for the Jews planned by National Socialist powerholders and justified this by saying that the mass destruction in Auschwitz and Treblinka, among others, were an invention of the Jews and served the repression and extortion of the German people."

         Danke Shane !

No, not yet.  Is that Melania's new book?   Is it on Amazon?

Here are 2 serious points of comparison between the early Hitler and Trump:
1. Neither was elected by a majority. Trump lost the popular vote by 2.9 million votes, receiving votes by 25.3 percent of all eligible American voters. "That's just a little less than the percentage of the German electorate that turned to the Nazi Party in 1932-33," Neuborne writes. "Unlike the low turnouts in the United States, turnout in Weimar Germany averaged just over 80 percent of eligible voters." He continues, "Once installed as a minority chancellor in January 1933, Hitler set about demonizing his political opponents, and no one--not the vaunted, intellectually brilliant German judiciary; not the respected, well-trained German police; not the revered, aristocratic German military; not the widely admired, efficient German government bureaucracy; not the wealthy, immensely powerful leaders of German industry; and not the powerful center-right political leaders of the Reichstag--mounted a serious effort to stop him."

2. Both found direct communication channels to their base. By 1936's Olympics, Nazi narratives dominated German cultural and political life. "How on earth did Hitler pull it off? What satanic magic did Trump find in Hitler's speeches?" Neuborne asks. He addresses Hitler's extreme rhetoric soon enough, but notes that Hitler found a direct communication pathway--the Nazi Party gave out radios with only one channel, tuned to Hitler's voice, bypassing Germany's news media. Trump has an online equivalent.
"Donald Trump's tweets, often delivered between midnight and dawn, are the twenty-first century's technological embodiment of Hitler's free plastic radios," Neuborne says. "Trump's Twitter account, like Hitler's radios, enables a charismatic leader to establish and maintain a personal, unfiltered line of communication with an adoring political base of about 30-40 percent of the population, many (but not all) of whom are only too willing, even anxious, to swallow Trump's witches' brew of falsehoods, half-truths, personal invective, threats, xenophobia, national security scares, religious bigotry, white racism, exploitation of economic insecurity, and a never ending-search for scapegoats."

I have a relationship with Zeus. Zeus, the king of the gods, came to the mortal woman Semele, the daughter of King Kadmos of Thebes, in the form of a serpent and showered her with his love and affection. He courted her for a very long time, slowly winning her over. Finally, he had sex with her and, when he impregnated her, her bedchamber was overgrown with the vines and flowers of Dionysos and the earth itself laughed. Then Zeus revealed to her his true identity as the king of the gods and promised her that her child would be a god.

Yes, the Egyptians told the story of Moses, too, but in their version, he wasn’t a miracle-working hero with god-given powers. In the version passed down by the Egyptian historian Manetho, Moses is a brutal and violent monster – and he isn’t even Jewish.
Moses, according to Manetho, was an Egyptian priest named Osarsiph who tried to take over Egypt. The pharaoh had quarantined everyone with leprosy into a city called Avaris, and Osarsiph used them to stage a revolt. He made himself the ruler of the lepers, changed his named to Moses, and turned them against the pharaoh.

From:  Hitler's Racial Ideology: Content and Occult Sources
                by Jackson Spielvogel and David Redles

It is evident from Mein Kampf and Hitler's speeches that he viewed racial conflict as the determining factor in all of human history. "The racial question gives the key not only to world history, but to all human culture." Race was not simply a political issue to be used to curry the favor of the masses, but the "granite foundation" of Hitler's ideology.
Hitler's racial ideology stemmed from what he called "the basic principle of the blood." This meant that the blood of every person and every race contained the soul of a person and likewise the soul of his race, the Volk. Hitler believed that the Aryan race, to which all "true" Germans belonged, was the race whose blood (soul) was of the highest degree. God Himself had, in fact, created the Aryans as the most perfect men, both physically and spiritually.

The "serpent" that brought about the contamination of pure Aryan blood was, of course, the Jew. "The mightiest counterpart to the Aryan is represented by the Jew." To Hitler, the Jews were, of course, not members of a particular religious creed, but a specific race.

CCTV surveillance found to be a key tool in crime prevention.

•      Crime prevention and reduction is a top priority for many stakeholders including policymakers, police services and older adults.
•      In recent years, closed-circuit television (CCTV) surveillance has emerged as a popular crime prevention measure worldwide.
•      It is estimated that 49% of police departments in the United States use CCTV, with usage increasing to 87% for agencies serving jurisdictions with populations of 250,000 or more.
•      The prevalence of surveillance cameras in public places has led to a normalization of this technology, allowing it to exist with little scrutiny from the public and media.

In a Vanity Fair article, Ivana Trump told a friend that her husband's cousin, John Walter "clicks his heels and says, 'Heil Hitler," when visiting Trump's office.

Stephen and Elliott both have valid ponts.

From Wkipedia: Islam and blasphemy

The Quran curses those who commit blasphemy and promises blasphemers humiliation in the Hereafter. However, whether any Quranic verses prescribe worldly punishments is debated: some Muslims believe that no worldly punishment is prescribed while others disagree. The interpretation of hadiths, which are another source of Sharia, is similarly debated.

In the modern Muslim world, the laws pertaining to blasphemy vary by country, and some countries prescribe punishments consisting of fines, imprisonment, hanging or beheading. Capital punishment for blasphemy was rare in pre-modern Islamic societies.

 It’s possible some of the objects could be obscured supermassive black holes, and that what appears to be starlight in the images could actually be gas and dust getting pulled in by their gravity.
“The formation and growth of black holes at these early times is really not well understood,” Emma Curtis-Lake, an astronomer at the University of Hertfordshire in England who was not part of the study, explains to Science News. “There’s not a tension with cosmology there, just new physics to be understood of how they can form and grow, and we just never had the data before.”

Actually, the other rules scrapped by the 45th president were for recurring safety audits of railroads.

The cause of the accident was an overheated wheel bearing which was not properly lubricated.

This would have been picked up by a safety audit which Trump cancelled.

I think Morgan & Morgan is on to this.

         Allahu Akbar !!!!!

( See my recent comment in Religion is only for Animals)

This is from: https://whyevolutionistrue.com/2017/03/29/are-religious-people-a-bit-thick/

I had a discussion a few days ago with someone who told me that many very smart people he knew were also religious. I thought about that for a minute, and after reflection I just couldn’t agree. I don’t think one can be really smart and religious at the same time.
Yes, I know that some people who are academically smart and who have done great things, like Newton, were and are deeply religious. But in the old days you had no choice about being religious: you imbibed faith with your mother’s milk. And there was little chance to think for oneself, for it was either a death sentence or permanent ostracism if you questioned religion, and there were few ways to find like-minded souls.
Now, however, it’s different, for—except in some benighted lands—there is far more freedom to learn about nonbelief and hear the arguments against God; parents and society aren’t so insistent about instilling religion in young folks; and you face less ostracism if you’re a nonbeliever. (Of course it’s always easier if you keep that to yourself.)
And many public intellectuals—and virtually all accomplished scientists—are atheists. Why? Because there’s no credible evidence for God. It’s palpably and painfully obvious that religion is a human construct and that the tenets of different faiths are not reconcilable. The things that the faithful say they believe are simply ludicrous. I cringe, for example, when I hear a “smart” person like Rabbi Sacks or the Archbishop of Canterbury profess such stuff.
To me, this means that someone, regardless of how “smart” they seem, is at the very least irrational if they believe in God or the attendant superstitions. It is as if their brain is a jigsaw puzzle with one crucial piece missing: the piece that accepts important propositions in proportion to the evidence supporting them. And to me that kind of irrationality is a form of stupidity, which the Oxford English Dictionary defines as “dullness or slowness of apprehension; gross want of intelligence.” It’s not that they’re totally stupid; just partially stupid.

Melania   69 : 1

Meeek Amreeerika Greeet Ageeeen.

What is taking AI so long to take over? Humans are just bugs. 

Approximately 600 million years have elapsed since humans and insects shared their last common evolutionary ancestor. However, as we will discover, the similarities between humans and insects are still quite striking, as are the differences that emerged between these two lineages over time.

OMG, that is Putin!

See: https://www.mountvernon.org/george-washington/rules-of-civility/

I agree with your proposal. 

George Washington wrote out a copy of the 110 Rules of Civility in his school book when he was about 14-years old. 

These maxims originated in the late sixteenth century in France and were popularly circulated during Washington's time.

See: https://www.mountvernon.org/george-washington/rules-of-civility/

I think this is some interesting statistics.

The "preventable" and "traumatic" derailment of a train carrying dangerous chemicals in Ohio can be traced to an overheated wheel bearing, which was 253 degrees hotter than the air temperature, National Transportation Safety Board officials said Thursday.

 The Trump administration cutting regulations allowed Innovations in design, lubrication and heat treatment that created the first railway wheel set bearings that  didn't require overhaul between wheel replacements. Railway companies extended the service interval on wheel bearings from four to six years. They stated that extending the service interval from four to six years can bring savings of about $3,400 per rail car per year.

Trump will be   subpoenaed by Morgan & Morgan !!!!!!!

Sorry

Based on worshipping ,throughout recorded history, we can count anywhere from 8,000–12,000 gods who have been worshiped.

I just bought a floor in the Moscow Trump Tower which is under construction.

 

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The latest poll shows that 31 percent of Republicans support Trump. Republicans make of 43 percent of the voters in the USA.

This means that 13.33 percent of voters support Trump.  It is interesting to note that 13 percent of US voters have an IQ less than 85.

LOL, me either.

Mark 10

11 Jesus answered, "Anyone who divorces his wife and marries another woman commits adultery against her. 12 And if she divorces her husband and marries another man, she commits adultery

 A woman alleged in a 2016 lawsuit that Trump raped her in 1994, when she was 13.

OMG, Evangelicals think he IS GOD!

I can see why Evangelicals love him , he has had 5 kids with 3 different  women.

Don't forget that Gp works for RT news.  RT is the first Russian 24/7 English-language news channel which brings the Russian view on global news.

 The reason we don't see God in a burning bush anymore is because God is in God Prison for being convicted of Poor Design.

Why would anyone use quarks to build anything?

Well stated.

OMG, you have seen my TikToc account.

OMG, you are saying I'm Cucker Farlsen??

This is why religious people do not make sense to me.  Look at how likely the claims made by religious people are true -- as opposed to alternate explanations.
When I do this I conclude that most of it was made up by people who lived thousands of years before electricity was discovered, and who believe an endless number of crazy things that we now know were silly superstitions. Some of those people found a great way to control other people -- claim that an invisible being was telling them what to do. Which happened to be obey those people, give them money, fight wars for them. What a coincidence!
If you ask any religious person what they think about the 200+ other religions most will admit they reflexively reject them because they were raised to believe theirs was true.
There is zero evidence for life after death. The whole thing was dreamed up as part of the scam of religion.

Actually Trump caused the accident. His administration rolled back the rule  on trains carrying flammable liquids, stating that the cost of the new braking systems outweighed the benefits of accident prevention. The Associated Press found that the Department of Transportation during the Trump administration underestimated the future damages of derailments during its analysis by more than $100 million.

Oh Witch, My Witch, Why do you forsake me ????????

The estimated number of inmates in the prison system was 1,574,700 people. Of these people, less than 1% (. 07%) of inmates identify as atheists.