Friday, April 27, 2018
Let's see: Kim Jong Fat Boy made his first foreign visit, a secret one, to China at the end of March, and one month later suddenly he's offering denuclearization to South Korea
Xi Jinping Pong read His Rotundity the riot act, that's all.
There's a contingent of fellow travelers in South Korea who want peace at any price, just as there are in the West. Xi instructed Kim to play them for the fools that they are, just as Xi is playing Trump and the US.
Do you hear the sound of that fiddle?
The communists of China and North Korea are in it for the long haul, a long, slow game toward victory in their shared mutual fight to achieve socialist ideals.
Just as Xi Jinping lied about not militarizing the reefs China has illegally occupied, they're lying about this too.
The real objective is to get the US out of South Korea, and ultimately out of the region, and Kim is the instrument for accomplishing part of this broader aim.
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Thursday, April 26, 2018
Wednesday, April 25, 2018
N. Korean Mantapsan collapsed after 5th underground nuke test turned the mountain into fragile fragments
From the story here:
The test turned the mountain into fragile fragments, the researchers found. ... The mountain’s surface had shown no visible damage after four underground nuclear tests before 2017. But the 100-kilotonne bomb that went off on September 3 vaporised surrounding rocks with unprecedented heat and opened a space that was up to 200 metres (656 feet) in diameter, according to a statement posted on the Wen team’s website on Monday.
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
IPCC puts global warming at +1.53 degrees F 1880-2012, over 3.8 times what it was in Grand Rapids, Michigan
The average temperature trend in Grand Rapids, Michigan shows warming of about only 0.4 degrees F over the 120-year record from 1898 through 2017, according to NOAA online weather data for the station. The relatively small increase combined with the recency of the highs for the data series, however, makes one wonder about possible interference from developing heat island effects at the station, which is located near the increasingly busy Ford International Airport.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change figure of 1.53 degrees F is referenced here.
The data for Grand Rapids is shown below.
Liberalism is still trying to convince itself that Trump voters' economic anxieties were secondary
Here in "People Voted for Trump Because They Were Anxious, Not Poor" at The Atlantic.
The failure of jobs to recover under Obama to their trajectory before Obama means nothing to these people.
Monday, April 23, 2018
Mark Levin arrives at the truth: The US Senate has no purpose
He's saying so right now in the monologue, that since the 17th Amendment was passed the Senate has stopped functioning for the purpose for which the constitution had designed it.
It is indeed useless.
Popular election of senators made the US Senate a "Super House", which was a kind of a power grab away from the US House where popular power was distributed among many.
Now popular power is concentrated among few.
The Senate still acts as a barrier to the House's energy, but it no longer reflects the direct will of the state legislatures which once appointed them.
Find out how noisy is your address in the United States
The interactive map is here. Simply type in your complete street and city address and the tool will take you straight to your location. Government doing something useful for a change.
New York City's 311 gets 50,000 calls a day, the number one complaint being noise
From the story here in the Janesville WI GazetteXtra:
In a city whose cacophony can reach 95 decibels in midtown Manhattan — way above the federal government’s recommended average of no more than 70 decibels — the commotion over all that racket involves irate residents, anti-noise advocates, bars, helicopter sightseeing companies, landscapers and construction companies, as well as City Hall. The city’s 311 non-emergency call service gets 50,000 calls a day, and the No. 1 complaint is noise.
Pew study says $1.4 trillion in state pension promises currently can't be paid, a new record
From the story here:
The annual report from the Pew Charitable Trusts finds that public worker pension funds with heavy state government involvement owed retirees and current workers $4 trillion as of 2016. They had about $2.6 trillion in assets, creating a gap of about one-third, or a record $1.4 trillion.
Sunday, April 22, 2018
Reuters/Yahoo News can't bring itself to say China's Xi Jinping is a dictator who's enemy is freedom of speech
Tut tut, looks like enemy propaganda.
Here in "China's Xi says internet control key to stability":
Chinese regulators have been driving a sweeping crackdown on media content, which has been gaining force since last year, spreading a chill among content makers and distributors.
No shit, Sherlock.
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Mark Levin is elated that the DNC has sued the Trump campaign
The DNC idiots have thereby unwittingly opened the door to discovery, "the compulsory disclosure, by a party to an action, of relevant documents referred to by the other party".
Friday, April 20, 2018
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