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daryljdugdale · 2 years

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Put it in perspective girl !

I feel apprehensive writing about my own grief when there are tens of thousands of Ukrainians are pouring towards neighbouring countries to flee the Russian invasion. It feels self indulgent and wrong but I feel compelled. Its nearly 10 whole months now since I kissed goodbye to Daryl. Right now I have feelings of abandonment. I miss Daryl and being intimate and I desire his warm body next to me and his affection and comfort.. I’m naturally a people pleaser and want to portray mostly a picture of strength. I am trying to love myself like Daryl loved me, take care of myself, and do what makes me happy. I try to live like this now and mostly my lifestyle of casual work and chosen social activity means I bumble along okay. This is important after living under the shadow of scans for nearly 5 yerras. However sometimes life throws you a curve ball and things go wrong like a lodger moves out which derail me. Only first world problems that i suddenly find being solely responsible for is absolutely exhausting. I am annoyed with myself for feeling like this. The women talking on the news now only has a plan to escape Ukraine with her daughter and dog , and has no idea what the future holds for their country or themselves. I feel bad thinking I was hard placed right now and for panicking about my future. Perspective TC as Daz would say! I remind myself I have had some good times recently including my trip to Tenerife, nights with friends and family and a great gig.

I portray on social media pictures of strength but I do have hard days when I cry real horrible ugly tears. I have found there are times when completely inebriated I fully let myself go and allow my ugly cry to let the pain escape. Sometimes there’s anger and it’s scary . This week I did this in front of my friends shouting how unfair this life is and how I felt abandoned. I am now listening to a women talking about taking her children to relatives in Hungry and going back to Velke Slamence and the interview is punctured by a sharp, piercing cry. A woman's face crumpled in anguish before she was led swiftly away after getting some news is the image watched. I understand this raw emotion although in my safe house with my children nearby I feel selfish. I need to reframe and I read the tale about how Kisa Gautami was struck with grief, she could not bare the death of her only child and how Buddha reminded her of the inevitability of death and how she must try and live what life she has. I know I need to do this as life is a privalage but it’s okay to acknowledge my pain as life changed so rapidly only a year ago. It is still raw so feeling stuck is okay. I’m told I am not meant to make big decisions, but I have a very changed life since Daryl died . I might not be making life-altering decisions but I am trying to picture a life that makes me happy but the pictures in my mind are only ones that include Daryl. I try to hear the perspectives of those who love me but I’m not guided as I guess no one wants to tell me what to do. I listen instead to their plans and feel sad that my life has no set direction. I know I want to surround myself with good people and maybe work again and travel a bit. I hope these aspirations will formulate plans as time progresses. I getting to a stage when I’m not ashamed to ask for company so that is progress. There are times when I want to kick myself for being so self pitiful and when I make mistakes but maybe these are opportunities to learn about my journey and make wiser choices in the future. I used my group counselling to talk about my ugly crying this week as I needed to see if I really was losing my mind, and I credit a big part of my current sanity to those other grievers who shared their experiences and feelings with me, I’m pretty sure I’d be completely nuts without them. Widowhood is messy. It doesn’t fit into a neat little box and I guess openly screaming is a step forward and is an accomplishment. Even on my darkest days I see light and I am actually blessed I know in comparison to the nightmares being played on the news. Put it in perspective girl. Tracey x

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shexoisland · 5 years

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RO Descriptions

This post will probably be quite long, so I’ll put it under the cut!

Alex Lancer

Alex is a strapping male who previously worked on the S.S. Obsidian as the First Mate to the Captain. He takes pride in his handiwork, having been known for his crafting abilities and strength. Due to having worked as a First Mate, he knows how to socialize and can be quite chatty.

He has tawny coloured skin, paired with dark, spiky chestnut hair, and deep sea green eyes. At 6'2" (or 188cm), he's the tallest member of the Castaways.

Jax Harringston

Jax is a slender male who was onboard the S.S. Obsidian for a vacation. Having taken a break from his day job working in a research laboratory, the last thing he expected was to be stranded on an island. Though he has high intelligence and relatively decent strength, Jax is rather stoic and doesn't speak much besides general grumbling.

He has fair skin, paired with a blonde scissor cut hairstyle and light blue eyes. At 5'10" (or 178cm), Jax is the second tallest member of the Castaways.

Katia Pierce

Katia is female who has a lean but muscular physique. She worked aboard the S.S. Obsidian as the head chef, out of her desire to see the world and learn more about its cuisines. From working and leading others, she has developed her strength and charisma, and is considered to be quite outgoing.

Katia has sepia coloured skin, paired with long wavy mulberry coloured hair, and caramel coloured eyes. At 5'5" (or 165cm), she's the second shortest member of the Castaways.

Nyx Kwon

Nyx is a slender female who, prior to the S.S. Obsidian, worked as a battlefield doctor. Deciding to reduce the amount of danger in her life, she accepted a job to work on the S.S. Obsidian as the sole doctor onboard. From her past military experience, she is more than capable of holding decent conversation with her intelligence and charisma.

Though she has a Korean name, she prefers to be referred to as Nyx, the only exception being her family.

Nyx has pale skin, paired with long straight black hair and bangs, along with very dark brown eyes. At 5'3" (or 160cm), Nyx is the shortest among the Castaways.

Mikhael Lichstein

Mikhael is a lean yet muscular male who's the Tribe Leader of the Khvau. Having been trained to do several types of tasks from a young age, he developed the necessary skills to be a capable leader. Since he was twenty nine, he was set up in an arranged marriage with Narael, god-daughter of Yumel.

He has also been blessed by Irash, the deity of Warmth and Destruction, and has fire-related powers.

He has ivory skin and blue-green eyes, with swept back light blonde hair. At 6'1" (or 185.5cm), he's the tallest of the Khvau.

Narael Hirachi

Narael is a slender lady who's the Advisor of Technology in the Khvau. Since a young age, she was her father's protege, learning how to put together new things with old tech at a rate faster than any other at her age. Since she was twenty five, she was set up in an arranged marriage with Mikhael, the Tribe Leader of the Khvau. She is also Yumel's god-daughter.

She has also been blessed by Irash, the deity of Warmth and Destruction, and has fire-related powers.

Narael has porcelain skin and burnt umber coloured eyes, along with long, wavy brown-nose coloured hair. At 5'6" (or 168cm), she's the shortest of the Khvau.

Rass Patel

Rass is a muscular built man who works as a Chief Harvester for the Khvau. Having been appointed as one of the Chief Healers, he works rather frequently and usually is seen more during night time. He is Mikhael's closest friend, and is always present when official Khvau meetings occur.

He is blessed by Melan, deity of Healing and Grace, and has water-related powers.

Rass has caramel coloured skin, taupe coloured hair frequently tied in a man-bun and golden coloured eyes. At 5'9" (or 175cm), he's the second tallest of the Khvau.

Tarin Lennart

Tarin is a young lady with an hourglass shaped body who works as a Farmer for the Khvau. She picked up how to care for plants and flowers from her mother who left for the Mainlands, and has been making her passion her job. She works together with Rass, and they have a good working relationship. She is distantly related to Narael and used to live together with her before she (Narael) got engaged.

Having been blessed by R'jarr, deity of Strength and Harvest, Tarin is blessed with earth-related powers.

She has light brown skin, paired with shoulder-length dirty blonde hair that is often tied in a short ponytail, and dim grey eyes. At 5'7" (or 170cm), she's the second shortest member of the Khvau.

Caran Lee

Caran is the only member of the Exiled that you can romance.

He has a slender frame, and currently lives alone. He has his own little house of sorts, and enjoys farming his own food. He used to be a member of the Khvau, but due to an incident with the tribe, he was cast out and Exiled.

He has pale skin, paired with shaggy dark brown hair that just covers his ears and forehead and has light brown eyes. At 5′8 (173cm), he’s the second shortest male RO.

Yerra

Honestly, what does anyone know about Yerra? She’s part of the Unknown for a reason.

She has a lanky frame, and lives alone. She has her own house of sorts, and enjoys hunting to obtain food. She used to be a member of the Khvau, but after an incident with the tribe, she was cast out and became an Unknown.

She has fair skin, paired with long, red hair that reaches to her mid-back and sea-green eyes. At 5′8 (173cm), she’s the tallest female RO.

Zanther

Again, what does anyone know about Zanther? He’s part of the Unknown for a reason.

He has a slim physique, and lives alone. He does have his own house, but prefers to sleep among the treetops for fun. He used to be a member of the Khvau, but after an incident with the tribe, he was cast out and became an Unknown.

He has fair skin, paired with short black hair, in a long French crop hairstyle, and red eyes. At 5′7 (170cm), he’s the shortest male RO.

That is all 11 ROs! As always feel free to ask any questions you like :) For Caran, Yerra and Zanther, their descriptions aren’t as detailed because of spoilers!

The deities will be touched on more in-game.

Cheers!

#castaways #all the ROs #descriptions

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astroimages · 3 years

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No dia 19 de janeiro de 2006, a sonda New Horizons era lançada ao espaço a bordo de um foguete Atlas V da ULA, ela foi colocada numa trajetória de escpae Yerra-Sol com uma velocidade de 16.26 km/s , foi a sonda espacial mais rápida lançada da Terra e a quinta a atingir a velocidade de escape. https://www.instagram.com/p/CKPbJWrJsAz/?igshid=jwgy0robos1m

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cncvictoria-blog · 4 years

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news24fresh · 4 years

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Young minds get together to fight misinformation

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#coronavirus #COVID-19 #CovidWire #IIIT-Hyderabad #pandemic #Sarigama Yerra

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thetimepress · 4 years

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Young minds get together to fight misinformation

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newsoutbursts · 4 years

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Young minds get together to fight misinformation

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kathleenseiber · 4 years

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Looking for lithium? Look to the stars

By Simon Campbell, Monash University and Yerra Bharat Kumar, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Lithium is used in everything from medication to mobile phone batteries, but where does it come from? We know it is mined here on Earth, but where it is created in the universe is less well understood.

We studied hundreds of thousands of stars like our own Sun and found they produce huge amounts of lithium late in their lives. This discovery, published in Nature Astronomy, was not predicted by our best models of stars, indicating that some physical process must be missing from stellar theory.

A fragile element

Lithium is the third element in the periodic table, containing three protons in its atomic nucleus. Credit: Wikipedia

Lithium is a special element – it was the only metal produced in the Big Bang that created the universe 13.7 billion years ago. While other elements have been produced in copious amounts by stars since then, the amount of lithium has increased relatively little.

The source of even this small amount of lithium is still a matter of scientific debate. About half is thought to come from high-energy cosmic rays hitting heavier elements like carbon and oxygen in interstellar space and breaking them up into lighter atoms.

Astronomers regard lithium as fragile, easily destroyed in the hot interiors of stars. By analysing starlight astronomers can determine how much of the various elements, including lithium, they contain. Observations of lithium on the surface of stars has confirmed that it is gradually destroyed as stars get older.

The enigmatic lithium-rich giant stars

However, there is one group of stars that is a notable exception to this rule of lithium destruction: the so-called “lithium-rich giants”. These stars, first discovered about 40 years ago, contain up to 1,000 times as much lithium as other giant stars.

Although not very common – only 1% of giant stars are very lithium-rich – just how they create their lithium remains a mystery.

One of the main problems astronomers have faced in identifying a way these stars could produce so much lithium was our lack of knowledge about exactly what type of red giant stars they were.

All Sun-like stars eventually become red giant stars when they have burned through all the hydrogen in their cores, becoming brighter and more red in colour. They expand their size by hundreds of times, often engulfing the planets orbiting them. (Don’t worry – the Sun won’t do this for another 5 billion years.)

When stars become giants they progress through three different giant phases (which all look quite similar in colour and brightness), so it is crucial to understand what phase lithium-rich stars are in when they produce lithium.

Of the many theories, one has now come to the fore. About ten years ago our group recognised that the lithium-rich giants were likely in the second giant phase (also known as the red clump stage). These giants burn helium in their cores for about 100 million years.

This theory was later confirmed by studying the oscillations of these stars to determine their exact point in their life cycles.

We now know for sure that the vast majority of very lithium-rich giants are red clump stars.

This Hubble Space Telescope image shows stars at various stages of their lives, from young blue-hot stars to older red giants. Our study focused on the lithium content of red giant stars. Credit: NASA, ESA, and T. Brown (STScI)

Investigating the red clump giants

In our new study, we used an Australian survey of one million stars called Galah and a European space telescope survey called Gaia to investigate the lithium-rich giants.

Our 200,000-strong sample of Sun-like stars (with mass and metallicity similar to the Sun) confirmed that lithium-rich stars are in the red clump phase.

We also detected the expected destruction of lithium in the “red giant branch” phase, which comes just before the red clump.

Sun-like stars become lithium factories later in life

But something strange stood out – other stars in the red clump, although not extremely lithium-rich, contained much more lithium than stars in the late stage of the red giant branch. As the red clump phase comes directly after the red giant branch phase, we concluded the stars must be producing lithium when moving from one phase to the next.

Importantly, it appeared that all of the red clump stars contained more lithium than those in the red giant branch phase. This implies the Sun itself will manufacture lithium in the future, as our study focused on Sun-like stars.

In effect, by studying only the extremely lithium-rich stars, representing just 1% of giants, astronomers had been focusing on just the tip of the “lithium iceberg”. It now appears all red clump stars have been enriched with lithium, and the extremely lithium-rich stars are only the tail end of the distribution.

In our paper we show that, on average, the stars increase their lithium content by a factor of 40. The amount of lithium produced in just one of these stars would be enough to make electric car batteries for 20,000 trillion cars.

Not predicted by theory

How this lithium enrichment comes about is unknown. It is not predicted by our best models of stars. Clearly there is some physical process missing in stellar theory.

What we can say with our data is how often it occurs – it appears to happen to all Sun-like stars. We can also say when it occurs – some time between the end of the red giant branch phase and the beginning of the red clump phase.

Lithium is the third element in the periodic table.

For our next study we will attempt to constrain the timing of the lithium-production phase more precisely. This information will help stellar theorists, including those in our group, to determine what physical process is behind the lithium production.

Finally, since at least some of the newly created lithium will end up being blown off the star in stellar winds, it will also help us understand how much these stars enrich our galaxy with lithium, and, ultimately, planets like Earth.

Simon Campbell, Senior research fellow and ARC Future Fellow, Monash University and Yerra Bharat Kumar, Postdoctoral fellow, Chinese Academy of Sciences

This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.

Looking for lithium? Look to the stars published first on https://triviaqaweb.weebly.com/

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irafilmsofficial · 4 years

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On this auspicious day of a new decade beginning, our counter on Facebook has ticked over to 25,000+ followers! Thank you one & all for your love and supporting us. #TeamiRaFilms Ram Yerra. It's a Karthik Korumilli Designs design. https://www.instagram.com/p/B6ybdHUn2MR/?igshid=8sc00kgsagt0

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kowaipun · 1 year

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another commision :3

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newwavesposts · 5 years

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silvyfish · 7 years

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“ Let me give you fair warning: I’ll always win against the patriarchal male. ”

(((silvy was not used to tess’s mun’s new blog and didn’t realize it was a single muse blog as opposed to @itakemyselfsupercereal which is nnnooottt, so this is not for Tess but for Shar)))

Nell’s eyes narrowed flatly, amber-green fixing on her with obvious irritation. “Christ, yerra-” He took a breath in, and let it out long and slow.

He and Shar had had their fair share of arguments. Their fights. Things got thrown, broken, walls contracted a mysterious case of holes punched through them. Stuff went missing days afterward. Largely, though, the hurricane happened around them - a lot of collateral while they left each other whole to make up when they pleased.

Sometimes, it took hardly an hour. Others, weeks passed.

Still, their barbs were mostly of the passive aggressive variety, and little was commonly lobbed directly at their opponent.

Except today.

Today, he turned the racket in hand, popped the yellow-green ball into the air, and aimed straight for her when he swung. “Arrogant sumbitch,” He muttered under his breath as the tennis ball went thok! on the other side of the court.

#shell #shar and nell #uhhhhh #SO THIS TURNED INTO TENNIS #mckaytriarchy

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diariomatutino · 5 years

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El fugado Cima derrota al sprint al pelotón, que yerra el cálculo

El Giro de las montañas se toma un respiro antes de afrontar los Dolomitas el fin de semana con Carapaz de líder from Ciclismo http://bit.ly/2WeUJe5

#news #noticias #prensa #ciclismo #bikes #El fugado Cima derrota al sprint al pelotón #que yerra el cálcul

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jgmail · 4 years

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FIDEL CASTRO CONTRA “EL GOBIERNO MUNDIAL”

Antonio Arencibia, España

Gracias a una batería de cinco “artículos” de Fidel Castro, la semana ha sido movidita para los analistas de la actualidad cubana. Las salvas del Comandante contra “el gobierno mundial” empezaron el lunes 17 con una Reflexión donde citaba el artículo de Randy Alonso, su obsecuente entrevistador oficial, sobre la última reunión del Grupo Bilderberg, y siguieron retumbando miércoles y jueves, con otros dos donde copió decenas de párrafos del último libro que el periodista investigador Daniel Estulin ha elaborado sobre el tema.

Como hay que tomar con pinzas todo lo que escribe o dice el viejo dictador, me propuse hurgar en los escritos de y sobre Estulin, para encontrar la razón por la que Fidel Castro lo citase in extenso como la más alta autoridad en los proyectos secretos de dominación universal de las personalidades que integran el “Club” de Bilderberg.

El propio Castro hace una selección de los miembros del Grupo mencionados a lo largo del libro:

Henry Kissinger, George Osborne, los directivos de Goldman Sachs, Robert Zoellic, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Pascal Lamy, Jean Claude Trichet, Ana Patricia Botín, los presidentes de la Coca Cola, France Telecom, Telefónica de España, Suez, Siemens, Shell, British Petroleum, y otros similares políticos y magnates de las finanzas.

El Comandante reproduce en sus Reflexiones algunas de las acciones que, -según dice Estulin- ha planeado el Grupo y que pueden resumirse así:

La guerra de Kosovo, que se libró por una cuestión de drogas.

El ataque del 11 de Septiembre en New York está relacionado con el negocio del petróleo como requisito para una Guerra Total que llevará a la Esclavitud Total de la humanidad bajo el Gobierno Mundial.

Utilizando todos sus recursos, el Grupo ha impulsado manifestaciones culturales para hacer un lavado de cerebro a la juventud norteamericana con grupos como Los Beatles, los Rolling Stones, el Festival de Woodstock, la Emisora Top 40 y MTV, un canal de mercado para música popular de rock y vídeos musicales.

En los proyectos de dominación global del Grupo Bilderberg han colaborado filósofos, escritores, periodistas, sociólogos, como Theodor Adorno, Aldous Huxley, H.G. Wells, Walter Lippmann y otros.

¿Quién es realmente Daniel Estulin?

Ahora hay que preguntarse: ¿Si de las reuniones de tan poderoso Grupo está excluída la prensa, cómo supo Daniel Estulin todo lo anterior?

Pues el autor escribe que un emigrado ruso lo contactó en 1992 y le entregó un maletín con documentos de la relación de los Bilderberg con el derrocamiento del presidente filipino Ferdinand Marcos, actas de “reuniones secretas en las que se debatía el asesinato de JFK”, “un anteproyecto para el genocidio global” y -entre otras cosas- “los archivos de Kissinger de la KGB”.

En efecto, en el libro de Estulin se cita varias veces la temida KGB soviética: algunas veces Castro lo reproduce, pero otras no lo hace. Por ejemplo, en la última Reflexión aparece que el abuelo de Daniel Estulin era “un ex agente del contraespionaje de la KGB”, pero en una entrevista del autor concedida a Alex Jones en el 2005 se dice lo siguiente:

“Soy un expatriado ruso que fue expulsado de la Unión Soviética en 1980. Mi padre era un disidente que luchó por la libertad de expresión y fue encarcelado y torturado por la KGB (…) Nos mudamos a Canadá, y hace 12 años vine para España. Mi abuelo era coronel de la KGB y la contra-inteligencia en los años 50, por lo que tengo el privilegio de conseguir mucha información del servicio secreto que es la mejor fuente de información.”

En otra parte del libro, que Castro no toca, Estulin escribe que en medio de sus investigaciones sobre el Grupo Bilderberg se valió del apoyo de antiguos miembros de la KGB:

El 7 de noviembre de 1999 participé en una conversación telefónica por vía satélite a través de una red segura en la que intervinieron varios antiguos miembros del dispositivo de seguridad de la Unión Soviética. Debo admitir que cuando las cosas se ponían mal, siempre confiaba en los antiguos funcionarios soviéticos.

Uno de ellos era experto en armas bacteriológicas y nucleares de alcance medio. (…) Otro era un funcionario en plantilla a las órdenes del general Valery Manilov, segundo jefe del Estado Mayor de las Fuerzas Armadas rusas (…) Decidimos rápidamente que yo no podía meterme en esto solo. Uno de los hombres me brindó nombres de antiguos contactos de la KGB y personal de seguridad emplazado en Roma para que me dieran apoyo. (subrayado mío.- AAR)

Los cubanos conocemos demasiado bien los métodos de la KGB en que se adiestró la Seguridad del Estado castrista como para que no nos sorprendan biografías contradictorias como las de este señor Daniel Estelin, que recibe la “colaboración” de los antiguos compañeros de armas de su abuelo, que son también camaradas de quienes torturaron a su padre.

Lo cierto es que en otra obra, Shadow Masters, (publicada por primera vez en inglés en Oregon, USA, y no en español, en Barcelona, como acostumbra), Estelin defiende a Victor Bout, un traficante de armas ruso que va a ser extraditado de Tailandia a Estados Unidos. En su blog, www.daniel-estulin.blogspot.com, escribe que la persecución de Bout por la justicia norteamericana está “políticamente motivada”, y hace una interesante conclusión del porqué:

En mi libro, descubro que la historia contada de Bout es una mentira como un catedral. El objetivo desacreditar a Rusia, el único país en el camino del Gobierno Mundial Único.

Entra Castro

Si empezamos a atar cabos, no es de extrañar que Fidel Castro dijera que Estulin es alguien “honesto” y “bien informado”, y éste por su parte anunciara en el programa radial norteamericano Coast to coast que Castro lo ha invitado a visitar Cuba, y que “es interesante” la idea de tener una reunión privada con él.

El viejo líder, al que no solo le queda “el casco y la mala idea”, sino también enorme poder, ha gustado siempre de codearse con personalidades, y especialmente con cierto tipo de personajes, digamos que interesantes y convenientes para sus planes, no ya de dominación, -pues no puede seguir siendo condotiero de la Unión Soviética-, pero sí de perturbación mundial.

Para ello, Estulin ahora, como en un tiempo Frey Beto, García Márquez, Atilio Borón, Miguel Bonasso o Piedad Córdoba, han cumplido, cumplen o podrían cumplir misiones encomendadas por el Comandante en virtud de su gobierno paralelo y sus lazos especiales con poderosas fuerzas exteriores.

Como apunta el periodista Bruce Ramsey en The Seattle Times, Estulin ha asegurado en su libro, sin demostrarlo, que el Grupo Bilderberg mandó a quitar a Margaret Thatcher de Primer Ministro de Gran Bretaña, que quieren establecer “el control de las mentes” y “destruir toda identidad nacional”, que quieren detener todo crecimiento económico y “desindustrializar el mundo suprimiendo todo desarrollo científico” y que planean la creación de “un estado socialista de bienestar, en el que los esclavos obedientes serán recompensados y los no-conformistas destinados al exterminio”.

Pero nada de eso le importa a Fidel Castro, pues él también apunta a un catastrófico fin de la humanidad por culpa del “imperialismo”, por eso estaría bien dispuesto a suscribir este pronóstico descabellado que hace Daniel Estulin del futuro Gobierno Mundial:

La Nueva Edad será una nueva Edad Oscura. Significará la muerte prematura de poco más de la mitad de la población y el olvido deliberado de los mayores logros de la humanidad. Ésta es la ideología totalitaria que propugna el Nuevo Orden Mundial, decidido a gobernar el mundo aunque sea por encima de nuestros cadáveres. […]

Castro deja deslizar la opinión de Estulin de que el fenómeno de los Beatles en Estados Unidos fue planificado para sacudir al país del trauma del asesinato de Kennedy y desviar la atención de la juventud en momentos en que tenía auge la lucha de Martin Luther King por los derechos civiles.

No hay contradicción en esto con la autorización del régimen a erigir la estatua de John Lennon en un parque de La Habana. Ya estaba muerto y se podía utilizar, aunque a la juventud cubana de los años 60 se le haya impedido escuchar al grupo musical británico.

Estulin escribe en el capítulo 4 de su libro, que el Grupo Bilderberg aspira a someter a vigilancia a la poblacional mediante tarjetas de identificación y chips personales, pero Castro no copia eso en sus Reflexiones porque no le conviene, ya que hace casi medio siglo ha implantado métodos rudimentarios pero efectivos de control mediante el Carnet de Identidad y la Libreta de racionamiento.

Claro, muchas veces el viejo déspota yerra el tiro, como cuando el viernes 20 de agosto escribía, glosando el libro de Estulin, sobre “la forma horrible en que las mentes de jóvenes y niños de Estados Unidos son deformadas por las drogas y los medios de comunicación masivos, con la participación consciente de los organismos de inteligencia norteamericanos e ingleses”.

Y a continuación ampliaba sobre el tema de la educación norteamericana actual, según un estudio de la Universidad de Beloit, en Wisconsin, sobre “conocimientos y costumbres de los estudiantes universitarios estadounidenses”.

Merecen un comentario los tres primeros resultados que cita Fidel Castro:

1º “No llevan reloj para ver la hora, sino que utilizan sus celulares”.

2º “Creen que Beethoven es un perro que conocieron en un film”.

3º “Que Miguel Ángel es un virus informático”.

Lo que no plantea Castro es que Beethoven es el título de una muy exitosa y divertida película norteamericana que no se ha visto en Cuba, cuyo protagonista es un perro que lleva el nombre del compositor alemán.

Que Miguel Ángel es, efectivamente, el nombre de un peligroso virus informático, lo que ignora la inmensa mayoría de los estudiantes universitarios cubanos porque no tienen computadoras que cuidar.

Que en un país cómo Cuba, donde solo una pequeña minoría puede hacer ostentación del teléfono móvil, solo una mente decrépita puede pensar que los jóvenes de la Isla consideren ridículo que sus coetáneos norteamericanos usen el celular para saber la hora.

¿Conocerá el Comandante el informe que circulaba hasta no hace mucho en Internet con respuestas disparatadas de los estudiantes cubanos? Daban más risa y más pena que las que él reproduce de los estudiantes norteamericanos.

Pero su mayor metedura de pata es cuando concluye el artículo diciendo:

Se queda uno frío, cuando ve hasta qué punto la educación [en Estados Unidos] puede ser deformada y prostituida.

La liga de “educación” y “prostitución” no debería usarla jamás Castro en público, de nuevo y mucho menos para acusar a la nación norteamericana, porque, no hace tanto tiempo, reconoció la existencia de las lamentables jineteras en la Isla, pero intentó ironizar con esa desgracia, alardeando de que eran las prostitutas “más cultas del mundo”.

Muchos no conocerán eso, y otros no lo recordarán.

Por eso tenemos que informar a unos, recordárselo a otros, y también restregárselo en la cara a los que defienden al abominable castrismo y la resurrección de su Líder Máximo.

#daniel estulin #fidel castro #historia #NOM #nuevo orden mundial

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St. Patrick’s Day by John O’Brien

'Tis the greatest splash of sunshine right through all my retrospection On the days when fairies brought me golden dreams without alloy, When I gazed across the gum-trees round about the old selection To the big things far beyond them, with the yearning of a boy. Drab the little world we lived in; like the sheep, in slow procession Down the track along the mountain, went the hours upon their way, Bringing hopes and idle longings that could only find expression In the riot of our bounding hearts upon St. Patrick's Day. There were sports in Casey's paddock, and the neighbours would assemble On the flat below the homestead, where the timber fringed the creek; With Australian skies above them, and Australian trees a-tremble And the colours of the autumn set in hat and hair and cheek. Mighty things were done at Casey's; mighty bouts anticipated Made the Sunday church-door topic for a month ahead at least; On the cheerless Sundays after, with misguided hope deflated, We explained away our failures as we waited for the priest. So when morning Mass was over, it was trot and break and canter Helter-skelter down to Casey's, banging, pounding all the way, And the greetings flung in Irish, and the flood of Celtic banter, And the hectic flush of racial pride upon St. Patrick's Day. Everywhere was emerald flashing from the buggies, traps, and jinkers, There was green in every garment, and a splash in every hat, In the bows upon the cart-whips, in the ribbons on the winkers, In the wealth of woven carpet neath the gums on Casey's Flat. There the new dress faced the critics, and the little beaded bonnet And the feather flowing freely like a sapling in a gale; And "himself" inside his long black coat that bore a bulge upon it Where for twelve forgotten months its weight had hung upon the nail; And the "splather" of a necktie only once a year paraded, And the scarf that came from Ireland, "ere a one of you were born," And the treasured bunch of shamrock-old and withered now, and faded, Blessed by every tear that stained it since the cruel parting morn. Mighty things were done at Casey's. Men of solid reputation, Ringing bells and giving orders, kept the programme moving by; And they made you sickly conscious of your humble situation When they glared upon your meanness with a cold official eye. Every "maneen" with a broken voice and backers there beside him. And his socks outside his breeches, was a hero in his way; Every nag around the country with a raw bush lad astride him Was a racehorse with an Irish name upon St. Patrick's Day. Oh, the cheering that betokened those I knew so well competing, With their long legs throwing slip-knots, and the look of men in pain- Put me back into the reach-me-downs, and let me hear the greeting, Set me loose in Casey's paddock, where I'd be a boy again! Yes, 't-was good to be a pilgrim in a world that held such wonders, Though eternal bad behaviour put me neath parental ban, Though the staring, and the wandering, and a score of general blunders Got me gaoled behind the taffrail of the Old Mass Shandrydan. "Yerra Johnnie, stop that gawkin." Is it-with the pulses pumping, And the little heart high-stepping to the music of the drum- Is it "stop it," with a something in the young blood madly thumping With a foreword of the purpose of the pregnant years to come? Mighty things were done at Casey's. Mighty impulse was behind them, 'Twas the sacred spark enkindled that was burning to the bone; Never yet were men more loyal to the holy ties that bind them, And the love they gave their country made me conscious of my own. Never yet were men more loyal. Be they met in thousands teeming. Be they gathered down at Casey's with their kindred and their kind; They are marching on for Ireland, with the beauteous vision gleaming Of the altar-fires of Freedom in the land they left behind. Not a torch was ever lighted at a tomb where Freedom slumbered, But it smouldered-grimly smouldered-till the stone was rolled away; When it flashed across the half-light, rallying rocket glares unnumbered, Like the spangled blades of morning that bespeak the march of day. Not a voice was ever lifted, but an echo never dying Flung the slogan once repeated when the hand was on the gun; Though the prophet tongue was ashes, came the conquering banners flying With a dazzling watchword flashing, blazing signals in the sun. Yes, the world has ever seen it in its journey down the ages, Seen it writ in living scarlet in the blood that has been shed; And a hand re-writes the head-line deep across the lurid pages, When the stricken, fearless living meet the deathless, martyred dead. Thrills a leaping thought within me, when I see a land around me That has never seen the foeman's steel, nor heard the foeman's shot, At whose shrine I lit the tapers, when her witching sweetness bound me With an iron vow of service of a pulsing pride begot; To that big free land I've given all the love that I courses through me; That her hands have rocked my cradle stirs my heart in every beat. An Australian, ay, Australian-oh, the word is music to me, And the craven who'd deny her would I spurn beneath my feet. Thrills the thought that, did the traitor stretch a tainted hand to foil her, Did I see her flag of silver stars a tattered thing and torn, Did I see her trampled, breathless, neath the shod heel of the spoiler, And her bleeding wounds a byword, and her name a thing of scorn, There would flash the living bayonets in the strong hands of my brothers, And the blood that coursed for nationhood, through all the years of pain, In the veins of patriot fathers and of Little Irish Mothers Would be hot as hissing lava streams to thrill the world again.

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