It will happen.

Sooner than you think.

This has all been predicted.

http://www.exploratoryastrology.dk/412093334


Sorry, none of these predictions are by Nostradamus.

The only question is whether WWIII begins in August 2019,
or in August 2020.

Who wins this war really doesn't matter.

Even though all the psychics agree who started it.

--Lee

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On 29 Jun 19 17:11:01, Lee Lofaso said the following to All:

Sorry, none of these predictions are by Nostradamus.

The only question is whether WWIII begins in August 2019,
or in August 2020.

You mean you're planning on being in the nodelist at that time?

Nick

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The only question is whether WWIII begins in August 2019,
or in August 2020.

You mean you're planning on being in the nodelist at that time?

No time for that, he'll be sitting on an asteroid counting all his gold.

Anyway, the next WW may be WWA (A for alien) just as well as WWIII...



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On 30 Jun 19 08:31:48, Bj*Rn Felten said the following to Nick Andre:

You mean you're planning on being in the nodelist at that time?

No time for that, he'll be sitting on an asteroid counting all his

gold.

Anyway, the next WW may be WWA (A for alien) just as well as WWIII...

You mean call it the "end times". We are too insignificant and inferior
in all ways to any alien race that decides to visit or conquer this planet. I guarantee you that we are all the trash of the galaxy. All of these idiots who obsess about space exploration and going to Mars and finding life on other planets just can't get their heads around the idea that maybe we are just not wanted by the rest of the galaxy. We didn't get that party invitation...

Its pretty hard for me to get on board with cheering over our supposed "evolution" of our species when a portion of our world's population still starves in 2019, another portion shits in the streets, and on this side of the pond another portion worships the Kardashians. Oh but we have the best footwear and smartphones, and the porn isn't all that bad either.

I for one, would welcome our supreme alien overlords...

Nick

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Its pretty hard for me to get on board with cheering over our supposed "evolution" of our species when a portion of our world's population still starves in 2019, another portion shits in the streets, and on this side
of the pond another portion worships the Kardashians.

Not to mention how we continue to burn fossil fuel as if there was no impact on our climate. Soon we'll be forced to grow gills like Kevin Costner in Waterworld.

I for one, would welcome our supreme alien overlords...

I'm all in. Anything but our present day politicians...



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On 30 Jun 19 11:25:26, Bj*Rn Felten said the following to Nick Andre:

Not to mention how we continue to burn fossil fuel as if there was no impact on our climate. Soon we'll be forced to grow gills like Kevin

Costne

in Waterworld.

Many companies worldwide make millions, maybe even billions? From the production and processing of fossil fuel. Too much at stake for them to just jump ship and go with something cleaner.

I for one, would welcome our supreme alien overlords...

I'm all in. Anything but our present day politicians...

We don't have any real good ones here in Canada, especially our PM. He was really only elected based on his famous last name... and his hair.

Canadian media pokes fun at Trump, but believe me, we have our fair share of problems. Whats the old saying... people who live in glass houses should
not cast stones?

If its not the pollution that ends us, its our politically-correct nonsense.

Nick

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I for one, would welcome our supreme alien overlords...

I'm all in. Anything but our present day politicians...

I've been saying for over a decade that we (the USA) should have
a "none of these crooks" option on the ballot instead of having to pick between a Republicrook and a Corruptocrat
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I'm all in. Anything but our present day politicians...

I've been saying for over a decade that we (the USA) should have
a "none of these crooks" option on the ballot instead of having to pick between a Republicrook and a Corruptocrat

Methinks that goes for most of the entire world.

The reason so many new, strange political crackpots are elected into office all around the world nowadays is simply that WE HAVE HAD IT!!! ANYTHING BUT THIS!!!




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On 2/07/2019 05:43, BOB ACKLEY -> BJfRN FELTEN wrote:

I for one, would welcome our supreme alien overlords...

I'm all in. Anything but our present day politicians...

I've been saying for over a decade that we (the USA) should have
a "none of these crooks" option on the ballot instead of having to pick between a Republicrook and a Corruptocrat

Voting for politicians is much like choosing a pineapple to be shoved up your arse. It doesn't matter which one you pick it is going to hurt!

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On 2/07/2019 07:15, 2:203/2 wrote:

between a Republicrook and a Corruptocrat

Methinks that goes for most of the entire world.

The reason so many new, strange political crackpots are elected into office all around the world nowadays is simply that WE HAVE HAD IT!!! ANYTHING BUT THIS!!!

Don't vote - it only encourages the buggers!

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On 2019 Jul 02 07:34:56, you wrote to Bj�rn Felten:

The reason so many new, strange political crackpots are elected into
office all around the world nowadays is simply that WE HAVE HAD IT!!!
ANYTHING BUT THIS!!!

Don't vote - it only encourages the buggers!

Whilst men are linked together, they easily and speedily communicate the alarm of any evil design. They are enabled to fathom it with common counsel, and to oppose it with united strength. Whereas, when they lie dispersed, without concert, order, or discipline, communication is uncertain, counsel difficult, and resistance impracticable. Where men are not acquainted with each other's principles, nor experienced in each other's talents, nor at all practised in their mutual habitudes and dispositions by joint efforts in business; no personal confidence, no friendship, no common interest, subsisting among them; it is evidently impossible that they can act a public part with uniformity, perseverance, or efficacy. In a connection, the most inconsiderable man, by adding to the weight of the whole, has his value, and his use; out of it, the greatest talents are wholly unserviceable to the public. No man, who is not inflamed by vain-glory into enthusiasm, can flatter himself that his single, unsupported, desultory, unsystematic endeavours, are of power to defeat the subtle designs and united cabals of ambitious citizens. When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.

-Edmund Burke, Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents 82-83 (1770) in: Select Works of Edmund Burke, vol. 1, p. 146 (Liberty Fund ed. 1999).

)\/(ark

And to this end they built themselves a stupendous super-computer which was
so amazingly intelligent that even before its data banks had been connected
up it had started from "I think therefore I am" and got as far as deducing
the existence of rice pudding and income tax before anyone managed to turn
it off.
... Photons have mass? I didn't even know they were Catholic.
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Hi! mark,

On 01 Jul 19 17:39, you wrote to David Drummond:

And to this end they built themselves a stupendous super-computer
which was so amazingly intelligent that even before its data banks had been connected up it had started from "I think therefore I am" and got
as far as deducing the existence of rice pudding and income tax before anyone managed to turn it off.

An industry PC magazine reported this in the early 90s and its version specified that the unit 'melted down' -before- it could be shut off. (No mention of 'rice pudding and income tax' nonsense was made.) This tale has formed the subject of many taglines since.

Cheers,
Paul.

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On 2019 Jul 02 08:11:38, you wrote to me:

And to this end they built themselves a stupendous super-computer
which was so amazingly intelligent that even before its data banks
had been connected up it had started from "I think therefore I am"
and got as far as deducing the existence of rice pudding and income
tax before anyone managed to turn it off.

An industry PC magazine reported this in the early 90s and its version specified that the unit 'melted down' -before- it could be shut off. (No mention of 'rice pudding and income tax' nonsense was made.) This tale

has

formed the subject of many taglines since.

interesting... i've only ever known it one way...

https://preview.tinyurl.com/yxeeauba




hint: HHGTTG Deep Thought B-)

)\/(ark

And to this end they built themselves a stupendous super-computer which was
so amazingly intelligent that even before its data banks had been connected
up it had started from "I think therefore I am" and got as far as deducing
the existence of rice pudding and income tax before anyone managed to turn
it off.
... Advice is always an uncertain gift.
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Hello, David Drummond.
On 02/07/19 07:34 you wrote:

Don't vote - it only encourages the buggers!

During the WW2 in Italy we had a dictatorship as you probably know.

Well, at that time we can't vote, we can't express our ideas and prefs.

Some heroes called "Partigiani" or Partisans fought against the fascists and nazi with many losses to give us the freedom of to vote.

So anyway I'm goint to vote, if only to honor their sacrifice.

No matter what you can write on that piece of paper, that paper was made with the blood of our heroes and it deserves all our respect. :)

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Hi! mark,

On 07/02/2019 01:23 PM, you wrote:

On 2019 Jul 02 08:11:38, you wrote to me:

And to this end they built themselves a stupendous super-computer

[ ...trimmed... ]

formed the subject of many taglines since.

interesting... i've only ever known it one way...

https://preview.tinyurl.com/yxeeauba

hint: HHGTTG Deep Thought B-)

Ah. (Not far removed from name, Deep Mind. Google's plaything.) So, it's on the internet. It must be true.

History is written by those who live the longer...

;)

Cheers,
Paul.

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On 2019 Jul 02 16:40:00, you wrote to me:

And to this end they built themselves a stupendous super-computer

[ ...trimmed... ]

formed the subject of many taglines since.

interesting... i've only ever known it one way...

https://preview.tinyurl.com/yxeeauba

hint: HHGTTG Deep Thought B-)

Ah. (Not far removed from name, Deep Mind. Google's plaything.)

yeah :)

So, it's on the internet. It must be true.

i could have sent a picture of the text in the book ;)

History is written by those who live the longer...

there is that... plus it might be stated as

History is rewritten by those who live the longer...

;)

indeed :)

)\/(ark

And to this end they built themselves a stupendous super-computer which was
so amazingly intelligent that even before its data banks had been connected
up it had started from "I think therefore I am" and got as far as deducing
the existence of rice pudding and income tax before anyone managed to turn
it off.
... It's a universal law.... the other line moves faster!
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On 07/03/2019 02:07 AM, you wrote:

So, it's on the internet. It must be true.

i could have sent a picture of the text in the book ;)

I owe you an apology. I'm sorry for not checking your quoted Google search properly.

The default Chromium web browser on -this- netbook is not fully-fleshed out, and is essentially still in an OOTB condition. It didn't show the basis for your advice, which I now appreciate after looking from my Xubuntu desktop last night.

I see that the PC mag probably rephrased/plagiarized HHGTTG, without attribution. Oops.

History is written by those who live the longer...

there is that... plus it might be stated as

History is rewritten by those who live the longer...

;)

indeed :)

You are a gentleman. Thank you.

Cheers,
Paul.

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On 2019 Jul 03 08:22:18, you wrote to me:

So, it's on the internet. It must be true.

i could have sent a picture of the text in the book ;)

I owe you an apology. I'm sorry for not checking your quoted Google search properly.

we're ok, paul... well, not so much after receiving the news about ben ritchey but yeah, we're ok...

The default Chromium web browser on -this- netbook is not
fully-fleshed out, and is essentially still in an OOTB condition. It didn't show the basis for your advice,

i can understand that... it is one of the reasons why i still much prefer a fullblown computer than a hand held device of which i have several... they're mostly used for playing solitare, though... other than that, being handy to google things real quickly when needed...

which I now appreciate after looking from my Xubuntu desktop last
night.

:)

I see that the PC mag probably rephrased/plagiarized HHGTTG, without attribution. Oops.

interesting... i hadn't noticed but i did recognize that some things were slightly different ;)

History is written by those who live the longer...

there is that... plus it might be stated as

History is rewritten by those who live the longer...

;)

indeed :)

You are a gentleman. Thank you.

thank you, too, my friend...

)\/(ark

And to this end they built themselves a stupendous super-computer which was
so amazingly intelligent that even before its data banks had been connected
up it had started from "I think therefore I am" and got as far as deducing
the existence of rice pudding and income tax before anyone managed to turn
it off.
... He recently graduated from the McDonald's Fine Food Academy.
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On 2/07/2019 08:28, Fabio Bizzi -> David Drummond wrote:

Don't vote - it only encourages the buggers!

During the WW2 in Italy we had a dictatorship as you probably know.

Well, at that time we can't vote, we can't express our ideas and prefs.

Some heroes called "Partigiani" or Partisans fought against the fascists and nazi with many losses to give us the freedom of to vote.

So anyway I'm goint to vote, if only to honor their sacrifice.

No matter what you can write on that piece of paper, that paper was made with the blood of our heroes and it deserves all our respect. :)

The problem with modern elections, it doesn't change anything. You still have no say in the running of the country and you still get an arsehole in power.

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The problem with modern elections, it doesn't change anything. You still have no say in the running of the country and you still get an arsehole
in power.

Life is a lot like toilet paper. You're either on a roll or you're
taking shit from some arsehole.




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Hello, David Drummond.
On 03/07/19 13:49 you wrote:

The problem with modern elections, it doesn't change anything. You
still have no say in the running of the country and you still get
an arsehole in power.

This is another issue.

Let me say that the political class of a nation is the expression of the people of the nation itself.

In the last european polling in Italy less than 35% of the people went to the polls, the worse of it obviously looking at the results.

But if all the people had come to the polls and voided the polling card, well something would be changed.

The polls are our only weapon to change something and the politicians know it.

(Sorry for my english, but it's a bit rusted specially in the conditional sentences. :) )

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In the last european polling in Italy less than 35% of the people went
to the polls, the worse of it obviously looking at the results.

Sweden was a little bit better with more than 55%. Far from the usual 85-90% in our national elections though.

But if all the people had come to the polls and voided the polling card, well something would be changed.

Blank votes "got" 0.73% this year, down from 1.04% in the 2014 election.

http://tinyurl.com/y4t5pu84 (in Swedish, but the numbers are international 8-)


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On 3/07/2019 09:15, Fabio Bizzi -> David Drummond wrote:

The problem with modern elections, it doesn't change anything. You
still have no say in the running of the country and you still get
an arsehole in power.

This is another issue.

Let me say that the political class of a nation is the expression of the people of the nation itself.

In the last european polling in Italy less than 35% of the people went
to the polls, the worse of it obviously looking at the results.

Voting is compulsory for Australian citizens - so they get virtually 100% turnout here. They still get arseholes in government as there is no other choice, Arsehole A or Arsehole B.

:(

But if all the people had come to the polls and voided the polling card, well something would be changed.

Or not.

The polls are our only weapon to change something and the politicians
know it.

Must be different in Australia, doesn't matter which politicians get in, the people still get arseholes.

(Sorry for my english, but it's a bit rusted specially in the
conditional sentences. :) )

No wukkas (which may not translate into Italian)

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On 3/07/2019 16:29, 2:203/2 wrote:

The problem with modern elections, it doesn't change anything. You still
have no say in the running of the country and you still get an arsehole
in power.

Life is a lot like toilet paper. You're either on a roll or you're taking shit from some arsehole.

:)

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Regards
David

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Voting is compulsory for Australian citizens - so they get virtually

100%

turnout here. They still get arseholes in government as there is no

other

choice, Arsehole A or Arsehole B.

:(

Australia - and ESPECIALLY the USA - needs a "none of these crooks"
option on the ballot. Desperately
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Hello Bj�rn,

The problem with modern elections, it doesn't change anything. You
still
have no say in the running of the country and you still get an arsehole
in power.

Life is a lot like toilet paper. You're either on a roll or you're
taking shit from some arsehole.

But the trees! What about the trees?

Canadian forests are being chopped down so that wealthy Americans
can wipe their a$$ with plush toilet paper. What will Canadians do
when their beloved forests are gone? What are they going to wipe
themselves with?

Just north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana an entire forest has been
chopped down so that the wealthy inhabitants of the area can wipe
their a$$ for cheap. As a result, the people who chopped down
the forest are out of a job, as there are no longer any more
trees to chop down. This has resulted in a record number of
foreclosures, with people unable to pay their bills or pay their
mortgages.

How many forests from around the world have to be depleted before
somebody realizes there are no more trees to produce oxygen for the
human race? I guess it is more important that rich folks wipe their
a$$ in comfort than the rest of humankind being able to breathe.

--Lee

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On 30 Jun 2019, Bj�rn Felten said the following...

Not to mention how we continue to burn fossil fuel as if there was no impact on our climate. Soon we'll be forced to grow gills like Kevin Costner in Waterworld.

I agree abou the fossil fuel and how it effecting our client.

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On 30 Jun 2019, Nick Andre said the following...

On 30 Jun 19 11:25:26, Bj*Rn Felten said the following to Nick Andre:

Many companies worldwide make millions, maybe even billions? From the production and processing of fossil fuel. Too much at stake for them to just jump ship and go with something cleaner.

Yea, but its really worth killing people maybe not in our life time but our grand children?

I for one, would welcome our supreme alien overlords...

I'm all in. Anything but our present day politicians...

We don't have any real good ones here in Canada, especially our PM. He
was really only elected based on his famous last name... and his hair.

Canadian media pokes fun at Trump, but believe me, we have our fair
share of problems. Whats the old saying... people who live in glass houses should not cast stones?

Question you agree what is doing to the wild life killing the animals?

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Hello Phil,

Not to mention how we continue to burn fossil fuel as if there was no
impact on our climate. Soon we'll be forced to grow gills like Kevin
Costner in Waterworld.

I agree abou the fossil fuel and how it effecting our client.

Keven Costner had gills and a little girl with a map.
So, unless you've got gills, or a map, and know how to
navigate yourself to the peak of Mt Everest ...

--Lee

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navigate yourself to the peak of Mt Everest ...

Actually Chimborazo in Ecuador would be a better choice.

It's the highest mountain above Earth's center, and since the sea level will follow the gravity, it means that this peak eventually will be the last to be submerged.



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Hello Bj�rn,

On Wednesday August 14 2019 15:06, you wrote to Lee Lofaso:

navigate yourself to the peak of Mt Everest ...

Actually Chimborazo in Ecuador would be a better choice.

It's the highest mountain above Earth's center, and since the sea
level will follow the gravity, it means that this peak eventually will
be the last to be submerged.

Not so. Sea level follows a surface of equal potential energy. The earth rotation comes into play and causes that surface to flatten at the poles.


Cheers, Michiel

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It's the highest mountain above Earth's center, and since the sea
level will follow the gravity, it means that this peak eventually will
be the last to be submerged.

MvdV> Not so. Sea level follows a surface of equal potential energy. The earth
MvdV> rotation comes into play and causes that surface to flatten at the poles.

Okay, okay, okay. So it's the centrifugal and not the gravitational force that causes it, but the end result is still the same.




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Hello Bj�rn,

On Wednesday August 14 2019 15:58, you wrote to me:

It's the highest mountain above Earth's center, and since the
sea level will follow the gravity, it means that this peak
eventually will be the last to be submerged.

MvdV>> Not so. Sea level follows a surface of equal potential energy.
MvdV>> The earth rotation comes into play and causes that surface to
MvdV>> flatten at the poles.

Okay, okay, okay. So it's the centrifugal and not the gravitational force that causes it, but the end result is still the same.

Not so. It will not be the highest mountain above earth's center, but the highest mountain above main sea level that will be submerged last. And that is Mt Everest.

Cheers, Michiel

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Hello Everybody,

WWIII has begun -

https://youtu.be/qaVrt2n0HB4


Enjoy the show.

Judgment Day follows on 14 October 2019.

--Lee

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Hello Everybody,

"This war is coming here. China is on the way and positioning
themselves. What do you need face mask for? Bombs, dust, etc. If
the gov't came out and said we are about to go to war on our soil
people would panic run to stores and be complete chaos. BUT... if
we have you prepare for a virus and stock up on food and mask and
first aid, then your ready when it happens. We are bringing all
the troops home for a fight. They aren’t dying of sickness. They
need a reason to come back without alerting the public.”

~ Retired US Army Officer spilling the beans

thelibertyman.com


Is it true? This coronavirus thing is all a hoax? All a drill
for WWIII? No wonder those masks do not work for keeping us safe
from any virus ...

--Lee

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