On Jul 14, 11:44Â am, Day Brown daybrown.org> wrote:
>> I used
HillaryClinton.com ago and found several chat and blog sites
>> then. Did you find Obama's?
>
> I didnt even look. I post a lot on usenet, and figured that if any of my
> questions resonated, someone would pass them along. I've also written to
> my senators and congressman, even in snailmail, and only gotten standard
> form replies with no indication whatever that any staffer read any.
>
> I guess I know enuf about Janis' studies on Group Think to see I'm too
> far out of the box for any of the politicians to deal with. Gibbon:
> "Romans all believed relgion was true, Philosophers all thot religion
> was false, Politicians all knew religion was useful." My religion has
> not been useful.
>
> One of my beliefs is that we dont really have a functional democracy
> because we dont really have a rationally functional electorate. But I
> thot, as a Stoic Brahman, it was my duty to give it a shot.
>
>> Have you seen Bugliosi's book on charging Bush with Murder re: iraq
>
> Â > deaths? He has a solid case, neat premise, too. Better than
> Â > Elizabeth Holzman's impeach book.
> No, and dont really think they matter any more. The next president
> will be lucky if he has the time to formulate policy to let us all move
> on, and back away from the brink of economic collapse.
>
>> B&N are on line.
>
> Just bookmarked that. But have some kind of credit with Amazon, so I'll
> take a look at that acct. first. Â please email me your home address.
> Kharma being what it is, my house number is the very same as that of a
> book by Orwell I am sure you know of. My street is Kirkendoll rd. The
> town is Clinton in the same state as Hillary's husband, and the zip is
> seventwozerothreeone.
>
> I must say your analysis of Somali and other Islamic cultures has a
> certain poetic justice in explaining why they need to mutilate, but I
> think the field studies of primates is better documented regarding the
> behavior of alpha males and the associated hormone levels.
>
> Simply put, their balls are bigger than their brains. Alpha males have
> produced great works for the benefit of all mankind, but that happens
> only when the alpha is endowed with superior intelligence. However, we
> see how they just cant keep in their pants when with a sexy airhead.
>
> All thru the 5000 years of history we can see how they regarded the womb
> as no more than the room for their seed to grow, and in southern regions
> more often shipped out the more challenging young women to nunneries.
>
> I dont claim that the ragheads would satisfy the CIA sexual service
> providers. And now that you mention it, can see how they'd havta be
> trained with kugels and horseback riding in order to provide the most
> memorable experience to those men to get their cooperation. Altho, with
> the rich guys having 4 wives and however concubines, there's lotsa poor
> ones who've never had any pussy at all, so a larger cunt wont matter.
>
>> My atheist/humanist self is descended from Irish women warriors...
>
> I just finished another book on the Celts. Everyone knows about the
> hill forts, but its only been recently that C-14 and dendochronology has
> dated them. There's a curious cycle where an area has hill forts for a
> couple hundred years, then they are all abandoned. Barford, 'The Early
> Slavs' inadvertently provides a clue with reports of the discovery of
> tiny cabins that were built when they could be hidden in the bush.
>
> We also have the DNA markers for Cholera and Dysentery. So, since the
> warrior class disdained good hygiene, which was the purview of the
> witches, epidemics would break out, and everyone would flee, picking a
> place in the forest away from contagion. Their kids would survive, so as
> Barford reports, the next generation builds a couple more cabins. Three
> generations later, its a village, then a town, then a rich target, and
> it is back to hill forts.
>
> So there were cycles between when warrior prowess mattered, and then
> when the health services of witches and midwives did. I've gone onto the
> "survivalists" lists making the point that if they are going to rebuild
> the pioneer lifestyle and have a dozen sons, they better find some
> midwives. The silence has just been deafening.
>
> When the men went "a viking", they had been living polyamorously in
> communal longhouses, and armed the women to defend themselves. You cant
> do that very effectively for just a single wife alone at home. The blade
> under the mattress is not nearly as effective as having others to take
> turns minding the fire and do the nitewatch. The later, when the manor
> hall came in, yes the Lord and his lady had their own bedroom, but all
> the others fucked around all night with whoever.
>
> Even in "Life in a medieval village" whose landlord was an abbot, they
> were still mostly promiscuous; some couples jumped the broom for a year
> and a day as pagans had always done, but few paid for a priest to get
> officially married. The widow of the miller used sexual services to pay
> the boys to move the grain around.
>
> One time the Abbot tried to raise taxes; way back in the 13th century,
> they knew how to organize a strike, and everyone picked up and moved
> into the forest. He caved. They could not have done that in the Levant
> or Africa; the warmer winters meant people could move around all year.
> It also meant that food was available all year, and if you didnt have
> enuf, the next tribe wasnt to far for a raid. They needed aggressive
> warriors in the gene pool, and now they are all still stuck with them.
Day Brown,
The book is in the AM mail. I re-used an envelope from Free Inquiry
because
I am thrifty and frugal aka cheap.*
Amazon is still charging the higher price. Instead I recommend a book
by a friend of mine: Sheryl McGinnis titled: I Am Your Disease to
apply
your credit thereto. She is completing a second book because her
English
teaching in HS husband retired and thus she has more time to finish
it.
They lost their son Scott to drugs ago and the book is worth reading,
imo.
btw our genes seem to include an aversion to HIV/AIDs post the plague
if what I read is true and if the fat fellow tres gay who escaped such
is
correct. Neat that, whot? Now listen, Day, how could you have such
interesting stories and not be a Hillary hound? We who have summas
and foiled the demographic students and twits who classified us as a
type of Hillary voter laughed lots, but we knew Stuart, JR and others
like my beloved spouse aka BS whose brains overruled their beliefs
aka groupy-tendencies were in our company.
*btw David doctored the envelope and inadvertently used his return
address
because my labels are mixed with his...;> Ah, intimacy of the married
state.
Read on!
Jeanne