It has recently been reported on CNNBC that Glenn Beck has taken a swipe at me. As if I care.
See Video Here. (skip the facebook thing)
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Showing posts with label GDAEman. Show all posts
March 14, 2010
Breaking News: Glenn Beck Attacks GDAEman
It has recently been reported on CNNBC that Glenn Beck has taken a swipe at me. As if I care.
See Video Here. (skip the facebook thing)
April 30, 2009
What's Popular on GDAEman Blog
What's Popular on GDAEman Blog? Besides a fascination with the inside banking heist ... Technical advice continues to rank high... and the torture thing.Totally unrelated, Onward Christian Dullards is funny.
Source:
Art by Kobun
April 7, 2009
February 9, 2009
My Most Popular Blog Postings
It's always interesting to see what people are searching for on the Internet. Here's a reflection based on what is most popular on GDAEman Blog. It looks like Technical Assistance ranks high.gdaeman.blogspot.com/2008/01/epson-stylus-cx4200-requires-all-colors.html
gdaeman.blogspot.com/2007/08/tally-of-failed-mortgage-companies.html
gdaeman.blogspot.com/2008/08/how-to-clean-mac-hard-drive.html
gdaeman.blogspot.com/2008/12/on-free-podcast-hosting-sites.html
gdaeman.blogspot.com/2006/12/comcast-demands-ssn-for-cable-service.html
gdaeman.blogspot.com/2008/12/32-hour-work-week-is-on-way.html
gdaeman.blogspot.com/2007/05/green-zone-attack-statistics.html
gdaeman.blogspot.com/2007/06/why-capitalism-will-fail.html
January 4, 2009
GDAE Podcast: Episode - 2
OK, if you want to subscribe to GDAE Podcast, click on the link below. It opens a webpage that lets you subscribe via the MP3 player of your choice, e.g., iTunes.RSS LINK - Subscribe
It's easy to un-subscribe: Just delete the GDAE Podcast show from your list of podcast shows.
Or, you can listen to the GDAE Podcast directly from my new GDAE Podcast web page. The current format is about a half-hour. Check it out!
Episode 2:
- Prosecute Bush: A call to vsit Obama's Change.gov website and vote forf appointing a special prosecutor ("How To" below)*,
- Voices from the Besieged Gaza Strip: Gripping interviews with Palestinians living in the Gaza strip as US-made Apache helicopters fire their guns[1],
- A visit by Rick Back Book Bock: Parenting Wayword Financial Corporations,
- Music: "Brazilita," acoustic guitar and xylophone, Pat and GDAEman.
1. Go to Obama's Transition Team web site, Change.gov
2. Go to the "Open for Questions" page
3. Sign In to your Change.gov account, or register if you don't have one (it's easy)
4. Search for the questions using the keywords: Special Prosecutor (or Gaza)
5. Vote in favor by clicking the Check Mark
Note: Many people have asked the same question (over 500). You can vote on as many of them as you like.
Sources:
[1] Flashpioints Radio, December 29, 2008 Episode.
December 31, 2008
My First Podcast Dec 2008
- Music by Ryan Harvey, "It's Not Just Bush," on hard-driving acoustic guitar
- WakeUp Am podcast satire on the Bush presidential library
- Rick Back Book Bock (Ricky) on art and other things
- Van Jones on Green Jusice
- GDAEman sings "This Old Man" (humor)
Episode 1 - Click Here
Psssst... Do Something
- Contact the Broadcast Media
- Contact the Newspapers
- Contact the US Senate
- Contact the House of Representatives
Sources:
September 7, 2007
The Alternative Hypothesis on Iraq Leads to the Original Hypothesis
Here we are. Fellow Earth travelers. We're not privy to what the real inside crowd knows, not to be confused with the pundits who think they're on the inside, 'cuz their salaries are excessive.
One hypothesis to explain the predicament we're in is that Bush is intentionally managing by chaos. No security, but the security we provide. Imagine if you were in charge of security; you decide what comes and goes. Not a bad situation, eh?
The alternative hypothesis is that Bush and Co. used the al Qaeda threat to gin up public consent for an illegal invasion, only to find out that the Shia majority, under democratic influences, has filled the vacuum, and they lean toward Iran, which naturally leans back, and both look at the US like, "OK, you can leave now, thank you very much." The US can't accept this; getting duped by Chalabi to take out Iran's arch enemy, Saddam, and then being asked to leave with all quiet on the Iraqi front.
This finds us with the US actually turning to the original enemy, the non-religious (AKA secular) Sunnis, AKA Bathists, to counter-balance the Shia. The situation has devolved beyond anyone's control. Nerdy experts postulate it's going to get worse before it gets better, or possibly spirals into an expanded conflict to who knows where.
Both hypotheses are correct. The first is part of the continuum. Bush unleashed the "Salvador Option" involving death squads on both sides, right around the time the Askariya mosque's golden dome was destroyed. It, coincidentally, coincided with a point in time that you'll even find the EM (establishment media) reporting on Sunni and Shia unification. The US turned to divide and conquer.
The sectarian conflict then grew, and once started, retribution set in to keep it going. Now, we are where we are. The trigger of infighting was pulled by the US, and lost to history long ago. We now live within the "after effects," a swirling mess of factions, sniping at the political level, US electoral politics and "life on the urban streets and in little villages" of people trying to survive, and taking sides, or not, as necessary.
I'm reminded that Bush is responsible for this mess, this "accumulated evil" that constitutes a crime against peace. He will be a scape goat for a broader break down of democracy.
One hypothesis to explain the predicament we're in is that Bush is intentionally managing by chaos. No security, but the security we provide. Imagine if you were in charge of security; you decide what comes and goes. Not a bad situation, eh?
The alternative hypothesis is that Bush and Co. used the al Qaeda threat to gin up public consent for an illegal invasion, only to find out that the Shia majority, under democratic influences, has filled the vacuum, and they lean toward Iran, which naturally leans back, and both look at the US like, "OK, you can leave now, thank you very much." The US can't accept this; getting duped by Chalabi to take out Iran's arch enemy, Saddam, and then being asked to leave with all quiet on the Iraqi front.
This finds us with the US actually turning to the original enemy, the non-religious (AKA secular) Sunnis, AKA Bathists, to counter-balance the Shia. The situation has devolved beyond anyone's control. Nerdy experts postulate it's going to get worse before it gets better, or possibly spirals into an expanded conflict to who knows where.
Both hypotheses are correct. The first is part of the continuum. Bush unleashed the "Salvador Option" involving death squads on both sides, right around the time the Askariya mosque's golden dome was destroyed. It, coincidentally, coincided with a point in time that you'll even find the EM (establishment media) reporting on Sunni and Shia unification. The US turned to divide and conquer.
The sectarian conflict then grew, and once started, retribution set in to keep it going. Now, we are where we are. The trigger of infighting was pulled by the US, and lost to history long ago. We now live within the "after effects," a swirling mess of factions, sniping at the political level, US electoral politics and "life on the urban streets and in little villages" of people trying to survive, and taking sides, or not, as necessary.
I'm reminded that Bush is responsible for this mess, this "accumulated evil" that constitutes a crime against peace. He will be a scape goat for a broader break down of democracy.
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