The President is going to keep shouting about Impeachment for him and Kavanaugh. The Democrats have to avoid this issue because it fires up Trump's base. The Democrats don't want to let him control the agenda.
You can stop pretending you believe he is a drunken violent, penis flashing, gang rapist. Guess what? I never believed you actually thought that way in the first place. _____________________
No, I just believed the assured testimony of a calm but frightened woman.
COMMENSA SAID: If the Democrats who planned this are not the most immoral people on the face of the earth they are certainly in the running. ______________
TRY THIS, JAMES SAID:
The Corruption of the GOP Is Complete
Jennifer Rubin: “The Republican Party’s Trumpization is complete. It’s not a conservative party, or a small government party or an anti-authoritarian party (to the contrary!). It has become the caricature of the left from days gone by — all power, no principle, dismissive of courtesy and reasoned persuasion. Anger, not ideas, is its animating force. We have a nativist party that views America not as a creedal nation, but as a white Christian nation that is diminished by immigrants and is threatened by outsiders. If it possesses any coherent philosophy, it is one of victimhood — which in turn justifies any and all bad behavior.
“Four weeks from this Wednesday (the day after the midterm elections), sorry, will commence the lead-up to the 2020 presidential race. Any Republicans thinking of challenging President Trump because they recoil from the party of Trump is, I hate to break it to them, out of luck. The party wants the mocking cruelty, the attacks on the press and on women, the protectionism and the white nationalism. These things define it.”
No, I just believed the assured testimony of a calm but frightened woman
Sorry James, Can you clarify?
Do you believe it happened she was in her late teens (as she told her therapist) or when she was 15 (as she said in her testimony).
Do you believe it happened in the mid 80's (as she told her therapist) did it happen in the early 80's (as she said on the polygraph) or in 1982 (as she said in her testimony)
Was there four boys in the room with her (as she told her therapist) or two boys (as she testified).
Was there several people at the house party (as she told her therapist) or was there 6 besides herself (as she stated on the polygraph) or was it four besides herself (as she stated in her sworn statement to Feinstein) or was it 5 besides herself (as she testified)?
So was she a late teen at a house party with several people, four of whom gathered to assault her? Was she a mid teen from the mid 80's with seven people at the House Party? Was she a 15 year old with four people besides herself at the Party? Did it happen in 1982 at a party with five people besides herself?
“The first time Donald Trump paid attention to [the creation of a transition team, required by federal law] was when he read about it in the newspaper. The story revealed that Trump’s very own transition team, led by New Jersey governor Chris Christie, had raised several million dollars to pay the staff. The moment he saw it, Trump called Steve Bannon, the chief executive of his campaign, from his office, on the twenty-sixth floor of Trump Tower, and told him to come immediately to his residence, many floors above. Bannon stepped off the elevator to find the governor of New Jersey seated on a sofa, being hollered at. Trump was apoplectic, actually yelling, ‘You’re stealing my money! You’re stealing my fucking money! What the fuck is this??’ Seeing Bannon, Trump turned on him and screamed, ‘Why are you letting him steal my fucking money?’ Bannon and Christie together set out to explain to Trump federal law. Months before the election, the law said, the nominees of the two major parties were expected to prepare to take control of the government. The government supplied them with office space in downtown Washington, DC, along with computers and trash cans and so on, but the campaigns paid their people. To which Trump replied, ‘Fuck the law. I don’t give a fuck about the law. I want my fucking money.’ Bannon and Christie tried to explain that Trump couldn’t have both his money and a transition. Shut it down, said Trump. Shut down the transition.”
"The President is going to keep shouting about Impeachment for him and Kavanaugh. The Democrats have to avoid this issue because it fires up Trump's base. The Democrats don't want to let him control the agenda."
Are fundamentalist Christians a dangerous religious cult? Possibly. The controversial author and religious scholar Reza Aslan posits that President Donald J. Trump has much of his evangelical fan-base believing that he's somehow been anointed by God to become President. Nevermind the Russian election scandal, his multiple extramarital affairs with porn stars, or his inability to remember even a single Bible verse when asked. Evangelical Christians are abandoning their core moral beliefs to follow, as Reza suggests, someone who exhibits every trademark of a cult leader.
"CNN no longer believes in “Believer,” the non-fiction series it launched earlier this year with Reza Aslan, the Iranian-American author and religious scholar.
“CNN has decided to not move forward with production on the acquired series ‘Believer with Reza Aslan,'” the network said in a statement. “We wish Reza and his production team all the best. “
Aslan came under fire earlier this month after using profanity to describe President Trump......"
Some of the world's top climate scientists have concluded that global warming is likely to reach dangerous levels unless new technologies are developed to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
The United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says pledges from the world's governments to reduce greenhouse gases, made in Paris in 2015, aren't enough to keep global warming from rising more than 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees F) above pre-industrial temperatures.
That was the Paris agreement's most ambitious target (a 2-degree C rise was established as a more practical goal).
But even with a 1.5-degree C increase, the world can expect serious changes to weather, sea levels, agriculture and natural eco-systems, according to a report issued Monday following an IPCC meeting in South Korea.
"Limiting warming to 1.5 C is possible within the laws of chemistry and physics," says Jim Skea of Imperial College London, one of the authors of the report, "but doing so would require unprecedented changes."
Scientists and climate researchers have long doubted that the 1.5-degree C goal was practical or economically feasible.
Their new report lays out the difficulty in stark detail: it would require a 40-50 percent reduction in emissions by 2030 (global emissions are currently rising). It would mean a carbon-neutral world — one with no net additional greenhouse gases in the atmosphere — by 2050.
They now say that scenario is very unlikely without new measures and technologies to remove greenhouse gases from the air, some of which have yet to be invented.
"We have a monumental task in front of us," says co-author Natalie Mahowald, from Cornell University, "but it is not impossible." In 50 years, she says, "it's going to be very different. This is our chance to decide what that road will look like."
Reducing carbon a daunting challenge
The IPCC report holds out hope that if the global climate warms more than the 1.5-degree, or even the 2-degree target, this "overshoot" could be reversed with carbon removal techniques.
It suggests numerous ways to take carbon dioxide (CO2), the leading greenhouse gas, out of the atmosphere. Growing more forests, which absorb CO2, is one tactic. But research shows that the amount of land needed for that would be formidable.
Another possibility involves burning biomass to make electricity instead of using fossil fuels. Currently, about 1 percent of electricity in the U.S. is made that way, using things like waste wood and agricultural material. It's expensive, however. Crops like corn are now turned into ethanol, but that raises food prices. To be economical, the biomass would have to be agricultural waste or special crops like switchgrass that don't compete with food crops.
There are experimental methods now that can take CO2 directly out of the air, after which it could be buried.
But billions of tons of CO2 would have to come out, and these techniques now cost as much as $1,000 to extract a single ton of CO2, according to Howard Herzog, an engineer at MIT who specializes in these "carbon capture" technologies. CO2 is a tiny percentage of the air; Herzog likens the technique to removing 400 "CO2 marbles" from a pile of one million marbles.
"The best way to remove CO2 from the air," he says in his book Carbon Capture, is "to not release it into the air in the first place."
Herzog calls most of these extraction ideas "more of a hope than a reality." He says it comes down to cost, and "it's a lot cheaper to take it out now (by reducing emissions) than in the future."
But most governments now fear the cost of a global overhaul of the world's energy economy in the short time needed to meet the Paris climate goals.
As the report concludes: "There is no simple answer to the questions of whether it is feasible to limit warming to 1.5 C and to adapt to the consequences...."
However, it does make clear the consequences of warming above that level: more heat waves, more severe rain and snow events, higher sea levels, damage to agriculture and displacement of millions of people.
President Donald Trump apologized to Justice Brett Kavanaugh on behalf of the nation for the pain and suffering the confirmation process put him and his family through.
It is rare to see Trump apologize but it was justified and the only way the people can back up that apology is to punish the people responsible at the polls in November.
Blogger KD said... Are fundamentalist Christians a dangerous religious cult? "
Answer : No
the alky is our own version of tom nichols - an expert on being an expert on everything.
having never met an evangelical christian he relies on a moose-limb turned christian turned back to moose-limb to tell him.
next up is the UN intergalactic council on fleecing the US and their need of $$$ to keep the con going after trump dumped the paris accord.
the alky should keep his concerns a little closer to home. being ass-deep in homeless people pays undesirable dividends:
LOS ANGELES — Health officials on Friday reported a typhus outbreak in Los Angeles County and say it has reached "epidemic levels" in the city of Pasadena.
Twenty cases have been reported in Pasadena, mostly in the last two months, health officials told NBC News, noting that a normal year would typically only see five infections. The city of Long Beach, California, has 12 cases so far in 2018 — double the normal annual number, said Emily Holman, the city's infectious disease response coordinator.
The number of cases in the rest of the county since July is nine, which counts as an "outbreak," Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials said in a statement. Pasadena and Long Beach have their own health departments even though they exist within the county.
“The Pasadena Public Health Department is reporting epidemic levels of typhus fever this year," read a statement from that city on Friday.
The official source of the outbreak is said to be fleas from domestic and wild animals.
"Infection happens when the feces from infected fleas are rubbed into cuts or scrapes in the skin or rubbed into the eyes," the county health department states on its website.
Some experts, however, say the true culprit is the inhumane conditions the county's expanding homeless population lives in.
It won't come cheap. The report says to limit warming to 1.5C, will involve "annual average investment needs in the energy system of around $2.4 trillion" between 2016 and 2035.
Alky your new man-love interest was fired from CNN. ""CNN no longer believes in “Believer,” the non-fiction series it launched earlier this year with Reza Aslan, the Iranian-American author and religious scholar.
“CNN has decided to not move forward with production on the acquired series ‘Believer with Reza Aslan,'” the network said in a statement. “We wish Reza and his production team all the best. “
President Trump again reaches out to unify the nation.
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!! You meant to post unify the old white man nation with you leading the charge down the road to perdition.....BTW the answer is 41% :LOL
A dead planet Bakers having the right to discriminate who they will serve Losing health care for all But the right will save lots of money!!!!!]] PERFECT
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If the Democrats who planned this are not the most immoral people on the face of the earth they are certainly in the running.
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da nang dick had better put some ice on that.
i read another that nailed ol' dick pretty hard too - "jane fonda spent more time in vietnam than blumenthal did."
i don't remember the source.
Completely unhinged
WATCH: Leftist Protesters FREAK OUT, Claw At Supreme Court Doors While Brett Kavanaugh Is Sworn In
Wow - that was a simple chant. "shut it down" - one would have thought they could have gotten it right?
Night of the Living Dead comes to mind.
Progressive Tribalism Beats The War Drums
heh:
IN HIS FIRST DAY ON THE JOB, KAVANAUGH HIRED AS MANY BLACK LAW CLERKS AS RBG HAS IN HER ENTIRE TENURE
https://dailycaller.com/2018/10/08/brett-kavanaugh-black-women-law-clerks-ginsburg/
You can't stop pretending you believe he isn't a drunken violent, penis flashing, gang rapist. because he's a Republican.
coocoo for cocoa puffs
The President is going to keep shouting about Impeachment for him and Kavanaugh. The Democrats have to avoid this issue because it fires up Trump's base. The Democrats don't want to let him control the agenda.
You can stop pretending you believe he is a drunken violent, penis flashing, gang rapist.
Guess what? I never believed you actually thought that way in the first place.
_____________________
No, I just believed the assured testimony of a calm but frightened woman.
COMMENSA SAID:
If the Democrats who planned this are not the most immoral people on the face of the earth they are certainly in the running.
______________
TRY THIS, JAMES SAID:
The Corruption of the GOP Is Complete
Jennifer Rubin:
“The Republican Party’s Trumpization is complete. It’s not a conservative party, or a small government party or an anti-authoritarian party (to the contrary!). It has become the caricature of the left from days gone by — all power, no principle, dismissive of courtesy and reasoned persuasion. Anger, not ideas, is its animating force. We have a nativist party that views America not as a creedal nation, but as a white Christian nation that is diminished by immigrants and is threatened by outsiders. If it possesses any coherent philosophy, it is one of victimhood — which in turn justifies any and all bad behavior.
“Four weeks from this Wednesday (the day after the midterm elections), sorry, will commence the lead-up to the 2020 presidential race. Any Republicans thinking of challenging President Trump because they recoil from the party of Trump is, I hate to break it to them, out of luck. The party wants the mocking cruelty, the attacks on the press and on women, the protectionism and the white nationalism. These things define it.”
Congrats James, you're both an idiot and an immoral hack who is enthuasicly complicit in breaking the 9th commandment.
No, I just believed the assured testimony of a calm but frightened woman
Sorry James, Can you clarify?
Do you believe it happened she was in her late teens (as she told her therapist) or when she was 15 (as she said in her testimony).
Do you believe it happened in the mid 80's (as she told her therapist) did it happen in the early 80's (as she said on the polygraph) or in 1982 (as she said in her testimony)
Was there four boys in the room with her (as she told her therapist) or two boys (as she testified).
Was there several people at the house party (as she told her therapist) or was there 6 besides herself (as she stated on the polygraph) or was it four besides herself (as she stated in her sworn statement to Feinstein) or was it 5 besides herself (as she testified)?
So was she a late teen at a house party with several people, four of whom gathered to assault her?
Was she a mid teen from the mid 80's with seven people at the House Party?
Was she a 15 year old with four people besides herself at the Party?
Did it happen in 1982 at a party with five people besides herself?
What, specifically James... do you believe?
“The first time Donald Trump paid attention to [the creation of a transition team, required by federal law] was when he read about it in the newspaper. The story revealed that Trump’s very own transition team, led by New Jersey governor Chris Christie, had raised several million dollars to pay the staff. The moment he saw it, Trump called Steve Bannon, the chief executive of his campaign, from his office, on the twenty-sixth floor of Trump Tower, and told him to come immediately to his residence, many floors above. Bannon stepped off the elevator to find the governor of New Jersey seated on a sofa, being hollered at. Trump was apoplectic, actually yelling, ‘You’re stealing my money! You’re stealing my fucking money! What the fuck is this??’ Seeing Bannon, Trump turned on him and screamed, ‘Why are you letting him steal my fucking money?’ Bannon and Christie together set out to explain to Trump federal law. Months before the election, the law said, the nominees of the two major parties were expected to prepare to take control of the government. The government supplied them with office space in downtown Washington, DC, along with computers and trash cans and so on, but the campaigns paid their people. To which Trump replied, ‘Fuck the law. I don’t give a fuck about the law. I want my fucking money.’ Bannon and Christie tried to explain that Trump couldn’t have both his money and a transition. Shut it down, said Trump. Shut down the transition.”
— From “The Fifth Risk”
By Michael Lewis
A message from a slug under a rock:
"The President is going to keep shouting about Impeachment for him and Kavanaugh. The Democrats have to avoid this issue because it fires up Trump's base. The Democrats don't want to let him control the agenda."
"Impeach45"
Maxipad water is NOT a Dem.
Alky the no-nothing.
Dems actually put a bill on the floor of the US House to impeach Trump.
Roo rooh
"Independents disapprove of Democrats' handling of the Brett Kavanaugh nomination by a 28-point margin
by Philip Klein
| October 08, 2018 05:43 PM"
Are fundamentalist Christians a dangerous religious cult? Possibly. The controversial author and religious scholar Reza Aslan posits that President Donald J. Trump has much of his evangelical fan-base believing that he's somehow been anointed by God to become President. Nevermind the Russian election scandal, his multiple extramarital affairs with porn stars, or his inability to remember even a single Bible verse when asked. Evangelical Christians are abandoning their core moral beliefs to follow, as Reza suggests, someone who exhibits every trademark of a cult leader.
Are fundamentalist Christians a dangerous religious cult? "
Answer : No
Roger, Hillary tried the name calling hate speech route and she lost.
Occupy Wall street
BLACKLIESMATTER
POUNDMETOO
NEXT = Attack people of faith??
Know-nothing Alky.
"CNN no longer believes in “Believer,” the non-fiction series it launched earlier this year with Reza Aslan, the Iranian-American author and religious scholar.
“CNN has decided to not move forward with production on the acquired series ‘Believer with Reza Aslan,'” the network said in a statement. “We wish Reza and his production team all the best. “
Aslan came under fire earlier this month after using profanity to describe President Trump......"
Some of the world's top climate scientists have concluded that global warming is likely to reach dangerous levels unless new technologies are developed to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
The United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says pledges from the world's governments to reduce greenhouse gases, made in Paris in 2015, aren't enough to keep global warming from rising more than 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees F) above pre-industrial temperatures.
That was the Paris agreement's most ambitious target (a 2-degree C rise was established as a more practical goal).
But even with a 1.5-degree C increase, the world can expect serious changes to weather, sea levels, agriculture and natural eco-systems, according to a report issued Monday following an IPCC meeting in South Korea.
"Limiting warming to 1.5 C is possible within the laws of chemistry and physics," says Jim Skea of Imperial College London, one of the authors of the report, "but doing so would require unprecedented changes."
Scientists and climate researchers have long doubted that the 1.5-degree C goal was practical or economically feasible.
Their new report lays out the difficulty in stark detail: it would require a 40-50 percent reduction in emissions by 2030 (global emissions are currently rising). It would mean a carbon-neutral world — one with no net additional greenhouse gases in the atmosphere — by 2050.
They now say that scenario is very unlikely without new measures and technologies to remove greenhouse gases from the air, some of which have yet to be invented.
"We have a monumental task in front of us," says co-author Natalie Mahowald, from Cornell University, "but it is not impossible." In 50 years, she says, "it's going to be very different. This is our chance to decide what that road will look like."
Reducing carbon a daunting challenge
The IPCC report holds out hope that if the global climate warms more than the 1.5-degree, or even the 2-degree target, this "overshoot" could be reversed with carbon removal techniques.
It suggests numerous ways to take carbon dioxide (CO2), the leading greenhouse gas, out of the atmosphere. Growing more forests, which absorb CO2, is one tactic. But research shows that the amount of land needed for that would be formidable.
Another possibility involves burning biomass to make electricity instead of using fossil fuels. Currently, about 1 percent of electricity in the U.S. is made that way, using things like waste wood and agricultural material. It's expensive, however. Crops like corn are now turned into ethanol, but that raises food prices. To be economical, the biomass would have to be agricultural waste or special crops like switchgrass that don't compete with food crops.
There are experimental methods now that can take CO2 directly out of the air, after which it could be buried.
But billions of tons of CO2 would have to come out, and these techniques now cost as much as $1,000 to extract a single ton of CO2, according to Howard Herzog, an engineer at MIT who specializes in these "carbon capture" technologies. CO2 is a tiny percentage of the air; Herzog likens the technique to removing 400 "CO2 marbles" from a pile of one million marbles.
"The best way to remove CO2 from the air," he says in his book Carbon Capture, is "to not release it into the air in the first place."
Herzog calls most of these extraction ideas "more of a hope than a reality." He says it comes down to cost, and "it's a lot cheaper to take it out now (by reducing emissions) than in the future."
But most governments now fear the cost of a global overhaul of the world's energy economy in the short time needed to meet the Paris climate goals.
As the report concludes: "There is no simple answer to the questions of whether it is feasible to limit warming to 1.5 C and to adapt to the consequences...."
However, it does make clear the consequences of warming above that level: more heat waves, more severe rain and snow events, higher sea levels, damage to agriculture and displacement of millions of people.
Copyright 2018 NPR. To see more, visit NPR.
.CA worst air pollution in America. Your the poster child State for dumb ass.
Are fundamentalist Christians a dangerous religious cult? "
Roger has truly gone round the bend. But we know from the leftest shit he cut and paste that the leftest are losing the cultural debate.
President Donald Trump apologized to Justice Brett Kavanaugh on behalf of the nation for the pain and suffering the confirmation process put him and his family through.
It is rare to see Trump apologize but it was justified and the only way the people can back up that apology is to punish the people responsible at the polls in November.
Never forget!!!
"leftist are losing the cultural debate."
Yep. Is Amanutty still their TOP Lawyer?
Blogger KD said...
Are fundamentalist Christians a dangerous religious cult? "
Answer : No
the alky is our own version of tom nichols - an expert on being an expert on everything.
having never met an evangelical christian he relies on a moose-limb turned christian turned back to moose-limb to tell him.
next up is the UN intergalactic council on fleecing the US and their need of $$$ to keep the con going after trump dumped the paris accord.
the alky should keep his concerns a little closer to home. being ass-deep in homeless people pays undesirable dividends:
LOS ANGELES — Health officials on Friday reported a typhus outbreak in Los Angeles County and say it has reached "epidemic levels" in the city of Pasadena.
Twenty cases have been reported in Pasadena, mostly in the last two months, health officials told NBC News, noting that a normal year would typically only see five infections. The city of Long Beach, California, has 12 cases so far in 2018 — double the normal annual number, said Emily Holman, the city's infectious disease response coordinator.
The number of cases in the rest of the county since July is nine, which counts as an "outbreak," Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials said in a statement. Pasadena and Long Beach have their own health departments even though they exist within the county.
“The Pasadena Public Health Department is reporting epidemic levels of typhus fever this year," read a statement from that city on Friday.
The official source of the outbreak is said to be fleas from domestic and wild animals.
"Infection happens when the feces from infected fleas are rubbed into cuts or scrapes in the skin or rubbed into the eyes," the county health department states on its website.
Some experts, however, say the true culprit is the inhumane conditions the county's expanding homeless population lives in.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/typhus-reaches-epidemic-levels-parts-los-angeles-area-n917271
and here's the price tag for the UN climate con:
How much will all this cost?
It won't come cheap. The report says to limit warming to 1.5C, will involve "annual average investment needs in the energy system of around $2.4 trillion" between 2016 and 2035.
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-45775309
President Trump again reaches out to unify the nation. Will the current Democrats do the same?
Will those here show they can work with us?
Alky your new man-love interest was fired from CNN.
""CNN no longer believes in “Believer,” the non-fiction series it launched earlier this year with Reza Aslan, the Iranian-American author and religious scholar.
“CNN has decided to not move forward with production on the acquired series ‘Believer with Reza Aslan,'” the network said in a statement. “We wish Reza and his production team all the best. “
President Trump again reaches out to unify the nation.
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!! You meant to post unify the old white man nation with you leading the charge down the road to perdition.....BTW the answer is 41% :LOL
The Trump legacy...
A dead planet
Bakers having the right to discriminate who they will serve
Losing health care for all
But the right will save lots of money!!!!!]]
PERFECT
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/08/opinion/epa-climate-environment-trump.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage
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