Tag: history

  • Patriotic President…

    So Nixon left office because of the liberal thugs. Ford loved his country; while Clinton loved sex. The Iran hostage ended when Carter left office. Our country’s problem will end when Obama leaves office A.S.A.P. “It’s Good To Be President” only when you leave office, the nation and the world in good standing.

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  • State hoods…

    “Palestinian bid for statehood. The plan is to ask for full membership in U.N.” ~Per headline discussion on CNN Live.

    Well, I really don’t know the history of the Middle Eastern areas or who came first – the Jews or the Palestinians. For all I care, it doesn’t matter if these thugs want their own hood on ancient land. Their actions are eerily similar to squatters living in Manila! It’s a shame to see such squalid living conditions.

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  • Nice Lunch

    So Mike, Charissa, Hoan and I went out to eat lunch at the `Sourdough Eatery`. It was behind a credit union where I withdrew money for some gasoline money and the $6.99 lunch:

    Item # 6. PASTRAMI, LEAN, MILD & TASTY

    97% FAT FREE, NO MSG, NATURALLY SMOKED WITH HICKORY CHIPS AND WTH SWISS CHEESE. (INCLUDES COMPLIMENTARY SLICE OF PICKLE).

    The place is nice and lucscious, full of life and of tall old trees and hanging plants. After finishing our sandwiches, telling about ourselves and cracking jokes at around 1:20pm, I touched the plants in greetings. They are so cool, comfortable and happy, too.

    There is even an old Jalopy, a rusty old Ford T-model-like automobile sitting out in the back area. Inside the sandwhich shops are paintings waiting to be sold and other antiques.

    The old VERY blond lady at the cash register looked out-dated, almost a throw back in hair, make-up and clothing of the traditional era of 1950’s housewives or the OK Corral. She’s been there for around 30 years.

  • Raid at Los Baños

    The three of us watched Rescue at Dawn: The Los Banos Raid (2004) on the Military Channel.

    Raid at Los Baños

    The raid at Los Baños in the Philippines, early Friday morning on February 23, 1945, was executed by a combined U.S. Army Airborne and Filipino guerrilla task force, resulting in the liberation of 2,147 Allied civilian and military internees from an agricultural school campus turned Japanese internment camp. It has been celebrated as one of the most successful rescue operations in modern military history. It was the second precisely-executed raid by combined U.S.-Filipino forces within a month, following on the heels of the Raid at Cabanatuan at Luzon on 30 January, in which 512 Allied military POWs had been rescued.

    So Maw told me of how she road in an Amtrak, which floated across the bay and onto shore. As a child, she wasn’t scared but just looked on as people got off the amphibious vessel. Only one of her brothers didn’t make the war. The rest of her family escaped to the mountains.

    The old black and white footage showed around one thousand  starving civilians (of skin and bones and on the verge of death) being fed by others from aluminum garbage cans filled with soup. Most made the rescue mission by the 11th airborne division, which parachuted down to the prison camp in Los Baños.

    Again, as expressed in my old blog entries, if it were not for the Americans, Philippines would have been slaughtered by the Japanese, who actually massacred over one thousand Filipinos in their towns and those seeking safety in a mission.

    Most Filipinos are Catholics and believed God has sent the Americans to free them from the Japanese. Without former guerrillas to aide in hacking off the heads of these Japanese, the Americans would have had no support.

    Without the aide of Filipinos to sneak food to these starving people, the Americans would have died. I could see how helpful Filipinos are back in those simpler days. However, the times have changed and today’s Filipinos are still good-natured but money and its evil have taken hold of these now greedy people.

    To this day, some Filipino people (like my cousin) don’t see Japanese gardens as friendship but as reminders of a past of suffering and death. How ironic history has brought us this far.

  • 20100123-Human Holocaust

    We watched the entire one hour show: Glenn Beck – Current Events & Politics – Prepare: The Revolutionary Holocaust. Below are some `sub-titled` quotes from the show as transcribed imperfectly by moi:

    “The physical and intellectual power of the German nation… to subdue, absorb, and assimilate its ancient eastern neighbor.”

    “The classes and the races, are too weak to matter the new conditions of life, must give way.”

    ~Marx People Paper, April 16, 1953.

    “The chief mission of all other races and peoples, large and small, is to parish in the revolutionary holocaust.”

    ~Journal of the History of Ideas: Vol 42, no. 1, March 1931, pp. 113-138.

    “I don’t want to punish anybody but there are an extraordinary number of people whom I WANT TO KILL. I think it would be a good thing to make everybody come before a properly appointed board just as he might come before the income tax commissioners. And say every 5 years, one every 7 years… Just put them there and say, sir, or madam, will you be kind enough to justify your existence? If you are not producing as much as you consume or perhaps a little more THEN clearly we cannot use the big organization of our society for the purpose of KEEPING YOU ALIVE! Because your life DOES NOT BENEFIT US and it can’t be or very much use to yourself.”

    “[I] appeal to the chemists to discover a humane gas that will kill instantly and painlessly: in short a gentlemanly gas-deadly by all means, but human not cruel.”

    ~George Bernard Shaw

    “My wife’s grandfather, my wife’s grandfather died in 1933. He was arrested, he was arrested for refusal to join the collective farmer. While he was in prison, his wife was forced to divorce him. When he returned from prison, he saw that he had no wife. He could not see his children. He had now house. He had no land. He had nothing. There are millions of such stories.”

    ~Exclusive: Viktor Yushchenko, Preisdent Ukraine

    “They entered a house and asked: “Where are your dead?” “There was only a half dead woman laying in the bed. They said: “Let’s take her. She will die anyway.” “Why come after her tomorrow?” She begged them: “Do not take me. I am still alive. I want to live.”

    ~Nikol Au Melnick, Survivor, from “The Soviet Story”.

    “It was horrible! They were all dumped into the grave. The ground was moving.”

    ~Maria Zaguts, Survivor, from “The Soviet Story.”

    HOLODOMOR – murder by hunger.

    “Death from hunger was not unusual in the 20th century but there is a difference between death from hunger and murder by hunger.”

    ~Viktor Yushchenko, President Ukraine

    “[Friedrich] Engels was an advocate on at least one occasion, of ethnic cleansing. Engels would have been a fine man to drink a Margaux wine. And it is surely true… that Engels layers critique of capitalism, it resonated down the ages.”

    ~From the New York Time’s book review on 08/19/2009 titled “Fox Hunter, Party Animal, Leftist Warrior” by Dwight Garner.

    “Recognizing this as a tragedy means not only to recognize the genocide of the Ukrainian people. We should also speak about the crimes — not only of the Stalin regime — but about the criminality of Communism itself. In my opinion, it is a very difficult discussion for a large number of people, including people from Europe, unfortunately.”

    ~Viktor Yushchenko, President Ukraine

    “I’m like Che Guevara with bling… I’m complex…”

    ~J.Z. (rap artist)

    “[If I had nuclear weapons, I would use them] against the very heart of America, including New York City.” “The U.S. is a great enemy of mankind. Against hose hyenas, there is no option but extermination.”

    “The black [people] is indolent and fanciful. He spends his money on frivolity and drink.”

    ~Che Guevara (murderer of hundreds of Cuban men and boys and executioner of thousands of people for their political views)

    “Che Guevara took away the greatest thing in my life — because my father was the greatest. He was a good father. Che Guevara took that away from me, and that is why I have been suffering for fifty years. I will never forget what he did to me. I am not the woman I was before.

    ~Blanca Rangel (born in Cuba)

    In summary:

    • Communist Russia ‘killed more than twice as many people as Adolf Hitler.”
    • Communist China ‘killed 70 million people in peace time.”

    Bottom-line: The hidden agenda is to KILL HUMANS!

    In recent news: And the death of hundreds of thousands of people in Haiti from an earthquake was another test-run by underground activities. The orphans are being shipped off to Americans in the form of `adoptions`. The remaining adults will be `relocated` elsewhere, only God knows.

    Solution: “Live free… Or die…”

  • 20091116-Lost Breath

    Watching ‘Science Channel’ about Cleopatra & hemlock toxicity as suicide. Maw said she was suffocated for more power by Marc Anthony & pals, Octavia. Old wars..