> jeannek...@aol.com wrote:

>> Day,  Those SV guys made clear what they want for a
>> payoff for setting up Obama on line. I enjoyed the Hillary sites and
>> contributed, too.

>
> I logged onto a Hillary site looking for a forum like this. I never
> found one. If they dont want my input, they can do without my money.
> which frankly is trivially small as well.
>
> I had questions I hoped some campaign people could answer, but never
> found a venue to post them.
>
> I worked for charities and social services, with kids, distrubed,
> autistic, retarded, etc, when I was young; I didnt mind the low pay. As
> a result now, I am 'retired' on minimum social security, and the only
> place I can afford to live in the Ozark boonies. There is no Walden's or
> Barnes & Nobles. Not even a "theater near you".
>
> I've read some postings about "Infidel" and glad that's out there. It is
> a real challenge to accommodate liberal notions of the freedom of
> religion with what Islam has always done to all other religions and
> indigeneous tribal traditions wherever it had the power. Darfur is not
> new at all.
>
> Of course, when you have a nation of men who follow a prophet with a
> nine year old wife, who tells them they get to spend eternity fucking 12
> year old virgins, what else can you expect? I recall watching an
> interview in Iran with a Mullah. When the reporter asked him about
> toleration, the Mullah went on a while quoting the Koran, with an
> English voice over, but then when, in his own language he had to mention
> the issue at hand, I heard him utter the English word "toleration".
>
> It does not exist in his language.
>
> This is nothing new. I have a copy of the Maitreyasamiti texts in
> Tocharian A, which itself is a 5th century copy of an earlier
> conversation between the Living Buddha and the Gautamid Queen of Kucha.
> The document, on paper, was preserved for over 1500 years by the cold,
> dry soil conditions of the Taklamakhan desert.
>
> Anyway, the subject of what we now call misogyny comes up. The Buddha
> replies that he was born, raised, and educated by women, and denounces
> the "arrogant Sakyas", who we know as the same jackass warlords that are
> still running the various "-stans" of Central Asia. This schitt predated
> Islam by over a thousand years, and what we have in Islam is a religion
> that was crafted to pander to it.
>
> Of course, to a considerable extent, Christianity is the same, and would
> be as bad, but for other environmental factors European women always
> were more able to resist misogyny. They were always much more organized;
> for example, Gibbon mentions the "Sittonnes" (SP?) who were run by
> women, migrated en masse from the growing chaos in Germany during the
> era of Roman assault north across the Baltic. We know their descendants
> as the Swedes.
>
> The Kuchi (the women of Kucha) often put up a front man as king to deal
> with ambassadors from China or wherever. Obama today would serve a
> similar purpose for Hillary, Pelosi, et al, in dealing with all these
> misogynistic jackasses in Islam and elsewhere. But American political
> women would be vastly empowered if they appealed to the patriotism of
> other women in the same way Kucha did.
>
> Kucha drafted young women into the brothels, which were owned by the
> city and managed by the Queen. When the Kuchi coo by the brothel door,
> the men from the Silk Road came running. And when they paid for their
> sexual services they did so in the curious perforated Kuchan coin. It
> had a hole in the center so it could be strung on a line and not lost on
> the road. Like a washer. The Kuchan coin was called "cash".
>
> Kucha also exported what we now call call girls to the various capitols
> of empire. The priceist women in Xian were the Kuchi, and you could
> always tell when a coup was in the works when the Kuchi left town. The
> CIA would be vastly more effective with a few thousand women stacked and
> blonde as Valerie. If those poor horny ragheads were getting laid in
> this world, they'd forget all about Mohammet's promise in the next.