 voice of Satan officially cheers the new leader, so the map needs to be revised. Armenia is pure Satan after all.
Where's Walker Percy when you need him?Via Spokane-News:
This is exactly the dystopia Percy predicted in 'Love in the Ruins'.
On the positive side, she's probably safe from Schneiderman and Weinstein.
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Make America Grotesque Again
President Clinton is breaking a treaty. Not all that surprising, since breaking treaties is what we do. We make a treaty, let the victim relax, then break the treaty and KILL.
In this case we probably aren't going to attack, because Persia has already locked itself into the Silk Road alliance, AND solidly linked with Euro countries. We don't have any assistant bullies for this attack, and we know that the sane side of the world is tremendously larger in population and equally well-armed with nukes.
This move doesn't help any Americans except defense contractors. This specifically hurts Boeing, and hurts oil companies that were counting on Persian crude, and hurts American agriculture that could have found a new market for wheat and beef.
So what's the point?
The point is obeying Israel and Saudi. Israel and Saudi are the executive branch of USA STRONG. The puppet labeled as "president" is just the ugly receptionist for Israel and Saudi.
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Later: BibiDonald's actual speech was even worse than the anticipation.
BUT: Germany is firmly and stoutly REBELLING against BibiDonald on this issue.
There's hardly an issue on which there is more consensus in German politics than the Iran nuclear deal. From the far-right populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) to the Left Party, no one in the country shares the US president's skepticism about the 2015 agreement — at least not to the point of scrapping it.
Germany and Iran have traditionally enjoyed close relations, and Germans have often sought to mediate in conflicts between Tehran, its neighbors, and the rest of the world.
No one in Germany believes that the agreement is perfect, but the consensus is that the deal is better than nothing, as the country's most prominent Iranian-German politician underlines.
Green party member of the Bundestag Omid Nouripour was born in Tehran. He stresses importance of the deal for Germany's domestic security. "No deal means no inspections, and no inspections is the best way for Iran to get the bomb on a fast track. ... But if they do not stay in the deal, it's our job as Europeans and signatories to try everything we can to keep the deal, together with the Chinese and the Russians. It's one of the bad side-effects of what Trump is doing: Pushing us into the arms of the Chinese and the Russians."
As I said, no assistant bullies. It's Bibi and his same-sex "spouse" Donnie against ALL the sane world, and now the sane world is even more firmly aligned against Mr and Mr Netanyahu.
Interesting developmentArirang reports an early-stage experiment by Korean researchers. The Center for Molecular Spectroscopy is working on ways to image internal organs with ordinary light, not X-rays or magnetic waves. They have succeeded in looking through a mouse's skull.
This latest research isn't available online yet, but an earlier paper describes the technique. It's a variation of beamforming.
Visible light, even coherent laser light, doesn't work well for imaging because tissue scatters the light. Higher frequency X-rays can penetrate better because the waves are smaller than the atoms. But the higher frequency brings with it higher energy, which can push atoms around and cause tissue damage.
These Koreans have found a trick that basically tunes in the part of the light that enters and reflects in a straight line without scattering. The trick depends on a tiny grid with even tinier pixels.
Start with a visible laser. Pass the laser light through a beam splitter. One part goes directly to half of the pixels in the grid, evenly distributed. The other split part is phase-shifted. This phase-shifted beam goes to the other half of the pixels. The output is something like a checkerboard, except that the red and black sq