The Philippines is a sovereign island country in Southeast Asia situated in the western Pacific Ocean. It consists of about 7,641 islands.[1] The Philippine economy is the 34th largest in the world, with an estimated gross domestic product of $348,593 billion.[2] Primary exports include semiconductors and electronics, transport equipment, garments, copper products, petroleum products, coconut oil, and fruits.[3]
If you watch American news, they say the Phillipines is menaced by China. Citizens of the Phillipines don't want China getting too close or controlling their seas. That sounds reasonable… But did you know that the Phillipines is named for KING PHILIP OF SPAIN? It's true. The same King Philip who built the Spanish Armada that was destroyed in a mysterious storm (possibly conjured by Tudor Queen Elizabeth) claimed the Philipines as his own private resort. "Everybody out!" Let me ask you something- how would people living in Boston like it if the cast of Hawaii 5-0 paddled into their harbor and renamed it "Chief-Ooga-Ooga-Booga Land"? What if Boston's dumb mayor was really a stooge for some faraway tribe of headhunters? President Duterte talks a good line, promises change. He is articulate. But can we trust him? |
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Black Consciousness
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August 16, 2017
Philippines
April 1, 2016
Mine Sweep
Look at this game of Mine Sweep I won. I cleared 1000 mines on a customized board. I didn't cheat—look at those settings in Preferences. I set them so that making even one mistake means you lose (clicking 'undo' was impossible).
In order to keep mine density right, I took the area of Intermediate Level and divided by number of mines. Ratio goes in to new board area {80X80} means the Hardness stayed same.
I am not bragging to you. I am telling you so that you know how good I am at noticing minuet details. I am not "April fooling" you either since I don't celebrate that holiday.
You probably think this took a long time, but it was only a couple of hours with breaks. I had to start over a few times because the corners aren't fair and forced me to take guesses. (My solution was to do the corners first before the rest of the game.) Soon I plan to play 2000 mines. For this challenge, I will need a new monitor featuring 4K capability. |
January 9, 2015
Hyperdon
Hyperdon is a company that makes so-called “smart” watches that are rather similar to Apple’s new Wrist Watch. Recently, they have been accused of stealing the design. Let's talk about that... Notice how the word "Hyperdon" is an anagram for:
R e d P h o n y
Isn’t that amazing? Not really. We know that Western security has an affection for wordplay – they do things like that. Not the CIA in this case, but maybe some Commerce Department goons. Perhaps this was all set up to frame innocent Shenzhen manufacturing workers. Maybe they want to corner the market on counterfit watches, much like downloading websites are privately kissy with film studios. Discuss. |
January 7, 2015
December 19, 2014
Orion
Check this out. This year's Chrismass lights at 10 Downing Street look just like the Belt of Orion. No word from the Prime Minister about who is coming for dinner though. Watch and see if your mashed potatoes suddenly look like a Mac Pro - you may be invited! Maybe this is some kind of a joke. They probably think they are being subtle, but actually it shows real disrespect for the Holidays and the people who came out to celebrate. |
December 9, 2014
Beats
What’s Beats? And why is Apple thinking of buying Beats for $3 billion dollars? Beats is a brand of headphones for listening to music. They also have a special system for playing music over the internet that Apple wants. For this, they are thinking of buying Beats for $3 billion dollars. Consider that Bose noise-canceling headphones have been around many years. Bose company also makes speakers. So, it’s strange how Andre Young boasted about lucrative Beats buy, yet Bose founder Amar Bose only banks 1 or 2 billion bucks. Maybe Apple deal is some kind of charity. Last year, Mr. Dre and his close friend Jimmy Iovine gave $70 million dollars so that poor schools can have money. Hmmm... Isn’t it funny how the only black executive at Apple is famous for gangs and not liking women? Apple executives are also all men, not counting Angela Ardents who is a joke. Isn’t it humorous how the USA raises up violent criminals, while at the same time raping Bill Cosby's character without due process or trial? |
June 12, 2014
William Buckley
Catholic-looking Catholic Pat Buchanan defined today’s conservatism. Very old people may remember William Buckley, the New York Times bestselling author who was so right-wing religious that he preferred Latin masses over clearly spoken English ones. Bill Best-Sell Buckley once wrote deep religious book called "Near My God". It seems that fork-tongued Wilhelm didn’t like the original title, "Why I Am Still A Catholic" for reasons he explained. To put this in simplified Chinese, 他从来不是这个。 (Translation: He never really was one.) Are you amazed that evil George MacBundy penned tongue-in-cheek attack on fellow U. of Yale lover? You must see that 60's right-wing snake pit was chief cause for Nixon’s list of opponents – mostly proved who all killed JFK. Notice how son of son-of-bitch Buckley Christopher voted for Obama. How stupid is every republican on Earth? |
June 10, 2014
Jerusalem
Jerusalem is the Holiest of cities in all three religions on Earth. Its rich history practically invented the passive voice, with phrases like “It is said that…” and “Blah blah blah ... Israel!” Each year millions of pilgrims go there to gawk and close their minds a little bit more. Of course it isn’t just Muslim women who struggle for rights within their own faith. Nor only Mormon wives, who are alternately oppressed or liberated depending what’s on television. In Jerusalem, Jewish women have also fought for the right to bang their heads on a wall when either a mat or a man isn’t available. If you didn't know better, one might imagine this was all just an act – a charade meant to mock the old ways and get with the times. It is important for us to think rationally though. |
June 8, 2014
Mitt Romney
About Mitt Romney |
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Mitt Romney is a Mormon. You can tell since he does Mormon things, for example wearing good clothes, and by going to Utah. He was also a bishop who helped manage the church’s boundless social welfare programs. There are many misunderstandings about LDS church. You might think they were once very backward like in covered-wagon times, and not because they want you to think that. You might also think that they had a polygamy problem like the FLDS cult explained here. But they don't want you to think that either about them! No, the Mormon church has been framed. It was non-LDS people who invented FLDS to fool ABC News, whose anchors were duped by some very good actors, none of whom were real Mormons. The fact is that real Mormons believe in an end to women's suffering, in mandated insurance, and in Human Rights overseas. This is why Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz left 5000 years of his heritage to join Mitt Romney’s religion. Because he likes Human Rights too. |
June 6, 2014
Pat Buchanan
About Pat Buchanan, Conservative |
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Too often we have to pay right-leaning blowhards to act stodgy and mean. But if you can’t find All In Family stooge to potray certain types, you can always animate or use puppets. Lucky left-wing to have Pat Buchanan. He is a real Republican who doesn’t like gays and tangles with Holocaust situation. He is a Catholic – and there are many Catholics just like him. If you don’t believe me, try watching old Crossfire program. Notice how Pat is seated on the right-hand side of the screen, meaning Conservativism. He cracks jokes about Baptism, meaning strong religious beliefs. Pat’s Crossfire boss was Ted Turner, worth $2.2 billion and married to Jane Fonda for a convenient length of time. Every day, Pat risked upsetting his boss with views like “lower our taxes!” and “God this-or-that”. Why Mr. Turner never fired him is a mystery! Pat is a real Republican though. He even wrote speeches for U.S. President Richard Nixon. It’s only coincidence that Pat looks slightly like Henry Kissinger, the man who chained President Nixon on a tight leather leash all those years. The truth is that many Catholics look just like Henry or Pat. |
June 4, 2014
June 1, 2014
Yosemite
About OS X Yosemite
Apple Computer is the company behind OS X Yosemite operating system for Macintosh. According to California's state government, the word Yosemite is American Indian for "those who kill". The Yosemite tribe were composed of renegades from multiple tribes, just like Mavericks that was exposed last year.
Notice "Yosemite" contains the root word semite meaning people descended from Shem, the eldest son of Noah. This includes the Akkadians, Canaanites, Phoenicians, Hebrews, and Arabs.
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May 30, 2014
Maya Angelou
Civil Rights leader and Beat poet Maya Angelou has died. She was pretty old. During her lifetime, Maya was raped. She is also credited with discovering the causes behind flight-restricted birds communicating in song. One clear sign of her greatness is how many schools in the U.S. require reading her books. In 1970, Maya was nominated for a National Book Award and appeared on The New York Times bestseller list, along with Michael Crichton’s Andromeda Strain, which was later turned into film. Although available on DVD, a definitive blu-ray edition of Andromeda Strain has yet to be released. |
May 2, 2014
Richard Nixon
“The ballet was of course... as you all know... it had its message." -President NixonMao always said that if you can't say anything nice, then don't say anything. However it wasn't the evening's sponsors who stifled the President's views on the Red Women's Detachment ballet and prevented him from saying how much he liked it. Instead it was his own evil press and advisers – many of whom knew, roughly, the real story behind President Kennedy's death eight years earlier and helped cover it up. It's possible that President Nixon had this in mind when he spoke rather cautiously afterward.
Sadly, his restraint failed to win favor with the goons minding his presidency. Only four months after his visit, the same circle of inner elites helped orchestrate Watergate scandal. These bastards knew exactly how to exploit American paranoia by focusing on some "missing" audio tapes. Like the gun that is missing from your coat pocket right now... That actually proves you carried a murder weapon, n'est pas?
No Western reporters should ever be trusted inside China. They lie and are arrogant. They are mean to their own people. And the same giant egos are still working in journalism to this day.
Historians like claiming that only President Nixon could go to China in 1972, for some unexplained reasons. If only he had really done that. Next time come alone, Mr. President.
May 1, 2014
Molly
About Molly
In nature, Poecilia sphenops is a species of fish, known under the common name molly. Mollys inhabit fresh water streams and coastal brackish waters of Mexico. In news media, "molly" is a drug used by kids. They inhabit the party scene and coastal gutters of America. Kids communicate with each other through dance and by pheromones. CNN says molly drug is "flooding the western world" and "coming from laboratories inside China". US DEA calls American drug habit... "Russian" roulette. (Think you mean Yankee roulette, scapegoating fools.) CNN continues: "U.S. officials say they are discussing the issue with the Chinese government, but most of these chemicals are legal in China."Tell you what let's do: China takes control of Long Island island, one dozen harbors, and eight-million taels of silver. China also wins right to sell drugs anywhere in USA. Also please arrest liar Sarah Bajc, and stop trying to cause turmoil in the only stable society China has had in centuries. Then China may shut down those labs, if they even exist. |
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