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Q: How to open graph or form view from js file in Odoo (V8 or V9)? I want to open view by using the js file,
code:
res = self.pool['ir.model.data'].get_object_reference(cr, uid, 'my_module',
                                                              'my_view_id')

return {
'view_type': 'form',
'view_mode': 'form',
'view_id': res[1],
'res_model': '',
'type': 'ir.actions.act_window',
'target': 'current',
}

I created python function which returns the view, but as I am returning the view it is return to the JS and not opening the view. So, I want to know that how to open this view from the JS. As some tree view are opening in POS using JS but I am not getting how to open Graph view or Form View.

A: You can call action from js by this way..
return this.do_action({
   type: 'ir.actions.act_window',
   name: 'action_name',
   res_model: model,
   views: views: [[form_id, 'form'], [graph_id, 'graph']],
   target: 'current',
   context: context,
   domain: domain,
});

But you have created function that return action in python. as you said that function not work properly. So would like to suggest first try to use @api.multi in python function.
Hope this helps.

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Middlebury, VT—The Middlebury College Performing Arts Series will present Assistant Professor of Dance Tzveta Kassabova—named one of "25 to Watch" by Dance Magazine, and a recipient of five Metro DC Dance Awards—as she leads an evening of vibrant new dance works at the Mahaney Center for the Arts April 8–9. The performance will transform the theater using raw dance vocabulary, a fascinating visual landscape, and half a mile of rope. The works have been created in collaboration with renowned performers Paul Matteson '00 (Five Colleges), Elena Demyanenko (Bennington College), and Jennifer Nugent (Amherst College).
The program will open with Kassabova's newly crafted group work, "Of this world of ours," which attempts to make sense of the world we live in and the relationships we experience. Set in a visually stunning, meditative environment constructed of half a mile of rope, the work is inspired by the poem "Songs of Childhood" by Peter Handke.
The second half of the program will feature "Suneaters," a movement trio for Demyanenko, Kassabova, and Nugent with an original sound score by Nick Brooke. Characterized by a disassemblage of body parts, near misses, and over exposure, this work is an idiosyncratic meeting space for dance artists with distinctive backgrounds, behaviors, languages, and cultures. The work began as a collaboration between three professional artists (Demyanenko, Kassabova, and Matteson) who met in New York City about a decade ago, and are now teaching at small liberal arts colleges in New England. Their work takes pride in being physical and demanding while also to connecting empathetically with the audience. Viewers will find the work athletic, personal, and visually stimulating.
Kassabova is a Bulgarian born choreographer, costume designer, and installation artist who was named among the "Top 25 to Watch" by Dance Magazine in 2012. She has incredibly wide-ranging interests: she holds three masters degrees and has been a gymnast, a physicist, and a meteorologist. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Dance at Middlebury College. As a dancer, Tzveta has been part of Ed Tyler, PearsonWidrig DanceTheater, and David Dorfman Dance companies, and has performed in works by Joshua Bisset, Maida Withers, Nancy Bannon, Maurice Fraga, Zoltan Nagy, Netta Yerushalmy, Bill Young, and Colleen Thomas, among others. Her work as a choreographer has been presented both in the US and Europe.
Russian-born Elena Demyanenko is a choreographer and performer now based in New York City. She has worked with dance luminaries Stephen Petronio, Trisha Brown, and Martha Clarke. Her latest work is built around the intricacies of relationships.
Dancer Jennifer Nugent has performed with the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance company and David Dorfman Dance, receiving a New York Dance and Performance Award (Bessie) for her work in the company. She is now a teaching artist at Smith and Amherst Colleges.
Choreographer Paul Matteson was an undergraduate dance major at Middlebury College and received an M.F.A. in Choreography from Bennington College. He has performed with Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, David Dorfman Dance, and Race Dance, receiving a New York Dance and Performance award (Bessie) for his "Body of Work" in 2002.
Other collaborators include dancers Joey Loto, Lacey Moore, Emma Geisdorf, and Keanu Brady; projections by Scotty Hardwig, and lighting design by Michael Gianitti.
Tzveta Kassabova and Friends will perform on Friday and Saturday, April 8 and 9, 2016, at 8:00 PM each evening in the Dance Theatre of the Kevin P. Mahaney '84 Center for the Arts. The Mahaney Center is located on the campus of Middlebury College, at 72 Porter Field Road, just off Route 30 south/S. Main Street. Free parking is available curbside on Rt. 30 or in the Center for the Arts parking lot, in rows marked faculty/staff/visitors. Tickets are $20 for the general public; $15 for Middlebury College faculty, staff, alumni, and emeriti; and $6 for Middlebury College students. For more information, or to purchase tickets, call (802) 443-MIDD (6433) or go to http://www.middlebury.edu/arts. Free parking is available. For tickets or information, call (802) 443-MIDD (6433) or go to http://go.middlebury.edu/arts.


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August Do-or-Die
It's been almost six years since Tracy Letts' August: Osage County opened big-time on Broadway and five and a half years since it won a bagful of Tony Awards. And it's been a good three-plus years since the film version began to be developed. And now the climax — the 12.25.13 Weinstein Co. release will be shown today (late this afternoon at a p & i screening, early this evening at Roy Thomson Hall) and the verdicts will be flying fast and furious by…oh, a little after 7 pm eastern?
The buzz around town is guarded. Almost every press person I've spoken to about it has offered a variation of the following: "Hopefully, yeah, sure…looking forward. An obvious Oscar nomination possibility for Meryl Streep…okay, maybe Streep but Harvey can't play the 'she's due' card any more. But almost certainly one for Julia Roberts, right? Or maybe not. Who knows? But translating a successful stage play definitely isn't easy, especially when you cut roughly an hour out of the play's over-three-hour running time, and John Wells directing …I don't know, man. Remember The Company Men?"
On 3.11.13 I ran a piece called "August Resistance", which was basically about dug-in prejudices shared by Rope of Silicon's Brad Brevet and Gold Derby's Tom O'Neil.
"Can you guys briefly explain your basic prejudice about August: Osage County?," I wrote. "Tom, you told me months ago that you don't see it working all that well as a film, and that one-set, dialogue-driven, Long Day's Journey Into Night-like plays of this sort don't translate all that well into movies and so on. Is it because John Wells is the director, and his last film, The Company Men, wasn't all that great? I was hugely impressed by the play when I saw it in NYC…what was it, five years ago?"
"Brevet said 'it's not necessarily a prejudice as much as it's up against a lot of strong, though unseen, competition. Plus a talky dark comedy from John Wells just doesn't jump out at me as an instant Best Picture front-runner beyond the actors that will surely be competing for nominations."
"O'Neil answered thusly: 'I'm skeptical about another stage-to-screen transfer of a Broadway show that won Best Play. Look at the recent disappointments (War Horse, Doubt, God of Carnage) and fiascos (History Boys, Proof).
"I think producers like Harvey who invest in both Hollywood film and Broadway theater get blinding hard-ons for shows that have overblown reputations because they won awards on Broadway. Let's be honest — there's so little new, quality-level theater on Broadway competing for Best Play that lightweight puff like History Boys can win. That doesn't mean it should be made into a movie. Anybody who's actually seen August: Osage County knows that nothing at all happens for three hours except for an intoxicated, hellcat momma staggering around the stage, shrieking wisecracks and insults. The wisecracks aren't really clever, the characters are one-dimensional and…wait, does it have a plot?"
My response was that "I know I loved the play and that it's a corrosive family drama and that all the theatre critics went apeshit over it. Most of us would be shocked, I think, if at least some of that power didn't translate to the screen. But we know right now that there's a little bit of resistance out there, however brusque or premature it might sound."
I think I feel a certain kinship with August: Osage County because I live and work in a corrosive and acromonious environment called Hollywood Elsewhere. Here's how I put it four years ago:
"We all have two concurrent identities and personalities — one we inhabit and present in face-to-face dealings with fair-weather friends, business allies, acquaintances and whatnot, and one that comes out when we're dealing with disshevelled family members in the kitchen at 12:30 am.
"If you're part of a family that is more frustrated and dysfunctional than not, the latter is almost always acidic and wounding and backbiting and accusatory in an August: Osage County-slash-Lion in Winter sense. The HE talk-back sword-stabbings and cat 'o' nine tail flailings that seem to happen here every other day are basically family squabbles. The difference, of course, is that it's not happening privately in a kitchen but on a kind of world stage with kids in Kabul keeping up with the occasional mud-throwings along with the various industry, media and uber types who regularly visit."
"I sometimes regard them as Edward Albee-ish or John Osborne-esque, but they often feel…well, let's not be facile. But they do feel depleting and fatiguing and mystifying, even, from time to time. People keep saying I've made my own bed with the sharp and blunt tone in my writing, but I like to think that I at least take the time to sculpt and rephrase and mull things over and finally pull back a bit before hitting 'save.' Ah, well. Ah, hell."
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On the day when Donald Trump's victory devastated most of the world outside America, a production of a classic American fable, Calamity Jane, seemed somehow weirdly reassuring and appropriate. OK, the real Calamity Jane was probably illiterate, promiscuous and an alcoholic, but that didn't stop her becoming an example of the best the Wild West could produce, male or female. Not, it has to be said, Trump's idea of womanhood, thank God, but a sassy, sharp-shooting survivor in tough times and one hell of a sweet singer! But hey, this isn't a history perspective. Let's move to the Waterside Theatre.
This was my first visit to RAODS and to the Plaza Theatre and what a treat I was given with Nell Gwynn, a story of a young strong woman and her fight with love, the theatre and bringing women onto a level playing field socially and theatrically. All the principal characters set out their stalls well in communicating the language of the play. Kerry Butcher is stunningly good as Nell Gwynn: her characterisation, pace and interaction with the audience are all absolutely first rate and I am sure that when we get to the awards season her name will feature.


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The Covid Collection
Coping with Quarantine
3D Collection
(Re)Constructing Reality
Documenting the Period
Covid Stories
The Creation Process
This project was realized within the scope of the Master's program "Media Studies: Digital Cultures" at Maastricht University. In the course "Creating Digital Collections" we learned within a few weeks how to capture a 3D dataset, how to create a 3D model, and how to curate it. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the creation process, as well as the accompanying lectures and tutorials, took place exclusively online. The collection is our response to the pandemic with which we want to contribute to the collective memory of COVID-19.
Right now, in 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic is our life's reality. But how will people remember these times in 5, 10, or 20 years? How will they understand the pandemic and its consequences? This collection aims to provide answers to these questions by capturing this reality and by showcasing how it feels to live during a pandemic, by explaining how Covid has impacted our lives, and by expressing how we cope with the situation. Therefore, in this multimodal and interactive collection, 27 students, 27 objects, and 27 stories narrate 27 COVID-19 experiences.
Julia filling in her bullet journal
Qinwen reading the book she finished during the lockdown
Eleni playing her favorite card game
Celine reading her comfort book
Nika listening to their best playlist
Rebecca documenting the period
At the beginning of the project, each student chose one object that represents their personal pandemic experience. During an intense creation process, these objects were digitized and transferred into a 3D model that can be explored in this collection. Every object is accompanied by a blog post, setting the object into the COVID-19 context, but also explains it wider, societal, and historical importance. Furthermore, each object belongs to one of five overarching themes, that were developed in collaboration with Marres, House for Contemporary Culture: documenting the period, escapism, health, nostalgia, and reconstructing reality. The themes show: Even though each object represents personal coping mechanisms, they are also similar and connected. Lastly, we want to invite the visitors to reflect upon their own COVID-19 experiences in order to see whether they can identify with the objects of this collection and to consider which objects they would have chosen.
MA Media Studies: Digital Cultures
Class 2020-2021
Copyright © 2023 FASoS, Maastricht University The Covid Collection | Zubin Pro by Catch Themes


As technology evolves its becoming a greater asset to all types of industries. Manufacturing is one industry in particular that receives a substantial benefit from a mobile solution.
With the help of beacon technology, manufacturing employees are able to be tracked from deep within factories and manufacturing plants, which in an emergency can mean the difference between life and death.
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Technology for the manufacturing industry can also benefit from mixed reality - where the augmented and virtual world are blended, making this the perfect tool for companies to collaborate together no matter where they are located in the world. Imagine this, a design team in the UK is working with a manufacturing team in China. This would naturally involve having to travel, creating a physical model and many round table discussions. However with mixed reality, whether you're in the UK or China, wearing a headset with everyone looking at the same virtual 3D model and having the ability to zoom, flag queries and add text/videos and more provides a cost efficient and powerful tool with endless possibilities.
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Jaguars are star-makers in Hollywood!
With the sad passing of the Sean Connery recently, it sparked thoughts about how much we enjoyed our favorite stars and the vehicles they drove. From the Aston Martins that dominated the Bond franchise to Austin Power's "Shaguar", our love affair with movie cars remains. The Jaguar brand has been around for much of the history of moviemaking, so it's no surprise that we've seen so many in our favorite films. The E-Type in particular has been both a leading lady and a supporting player, always adding class to an otherwise lackluster film. Here are some Jags that made statements in their parts (I've decided to give them nick-names):
· The Dad E-Type – driven by Ray Milland in 1970's Love Story. His was a yellow Series II that he drives "very fast" in the snow. Watch for Dad Oliver as he speeds off from Ryan O'Neill who just lost a big hockey game.
· The Hearse E-Type – this must be one of the more interesting "mods" to an E-Type. In the 1971 cult movie, Harold and Maude, Harold decides his E-Type would be more fitting as a hearse. Nuff said.
· The Skinny Model E-Type – Twiggy makes a cameo appearance as a chic lady in the 1974 movie, The Blues Brothers, starring Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi.
· The Italian E-Type - Michael Caine put together one of his best performances in 1969's The Italian Job. In this film, the Jaguar E-Type sporty and slick showed off its curves.
· The Roadworthy E-Type – In Convoy, Ali McGraw pushes the envelope with her E-type in this CB-inspired movie from 1978.
Other than the iconic E-Type, here are some Jaguars that snuck into some great movies. In Bullitt, while the Mustang typically gets all the attention, watch for the Mark X (Willow Green) parked outside the Mark Hopkins Hotel in the early part of the movie. Plus check out the cab driver, Robert Duvall in an early part. In Play Misty for Me, a young Clint Eastwood drives a fabulous XK 150. Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo featured a 1957 Mark VIII. Ushering in the "modern era" of Jaguar, the sleek, low-topped 1994 XJ220 hardtop in Gone in 60 Seconds, featuring Nicholas Cage, was prominent. With Pierce Brosnan playing James Bond, a green Jaguar 2002 XKR convertible made an unforgettable appearance in Die Another Day (2002). In 2002, Austin Powers revved onto the scene behind the wheel of a rendition of the 2001 Jaguar XK8 convertible in Goldmember (2002). This was the second time Mike Myers' comic persona drove a Jaguar on the big screen. In 1997's Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, he drove around in 1961 E-TYPE. And on it goes….forget the Fast and Furious franchise….our Jaguars make movie history!
Speaking of James Bond, the South Florida Jaguar Club had a handsome guy get-together recently to celebrate Chris' new acquisition, a fabulously restored 1936 SS-1. A rare vehicle, the SS-1 was first presented to the public in 1931 at the London Motor Show. In a slightly modified form it was manufactured between 1932 and 1936 and a scant 148 were made. This is a special vehicle. Nice to see people "live" for a change. Don't know about you, but I'm zoomed out. Stay safe and happy motoring everyone!
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As we have already reported, analytical firms, in particular, TrendFocus, note a consistently high demand for portable multimedia players – mainly music. iSuppli has done a detailed study of this issue and published a report, excerpts from which are very interesting.
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Once again, here's the link to the form.
I will do my best to let you all know the status of your proposal as soon as possible. Should you have any questions, feel free to contact me at deb@blogworldexpo.com, or catch me on Twitter @debng.
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Patients and visitors to Community Hospital North can find general information about the hospital below, including visiting hours, parking, dining and retail options, and various services. If you don't find what you're looking for, please call our general information line at 317-621-6262.
Adults and children may visit. All visitors must be free of exposure to chicken pox or other communicable diseases and free of fever. Hospitals are full of patients fighting germs. Small children and individuals who have poor immune systems should beware. Visiting children must have adult supervision at all times.
Open visiting with the exception of 7 to 9 a.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Only two visitors allowed in the room at a time.
Restricted visiting. Guests must obtain a security code from the person they are visiting in order to be admitted to the unit. Visiting hours are between 1 and 8 p.m.
All visitors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian of the patient. Visitation is limited to four visitors at a time. Visits may be restricted for short periods, as patient needs demand. All visiting children under 14 years of age must stop at the nurses' station and undergo a brief health screening and temperature check before they enter the patient's room.
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For a list of recommended hotel accommodations for Community patients and families, please call the front info desk at 317-621-9023.
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A set is a collection that contains no duplicate elements. In contrast, a MultiSet is a collection that supports duplicate elements. A multiset is also sometimes called a bag. See example on Apache HashBag to know more about bag data structure.
It is called MultiSet as it allows adding multiples of elements.
Above example can be re-written using MultiSet.
Supports adding multiples of elements.
MultiSet.size() returns the total items in the bag which includes even the duplicate items.
One can either keep calling MultiSet.add(item) or call MultiSet.add(item, occurrence).
MultiSet like Set support order independent equality.
This was an example about Guava Multiset.


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Kisvárda in the last match got series victories and it is in a super good shape (in the last 5 games wins - 4).
Recent matches Budafoki is playing changeable (in the last 5 games wins - 3).
Kisvárda could have advantage in physics - more days for rest in last days.
In this match Kisvárda is a favorite.
Recent matches Budafoki is playing uncertain (in the last 5 games wins - 3).
Last 3 head-to-head matches Kisvárda won 2 matches, drawn 0 matches, lost 1 matches and goals 8-4.
Including matches at home between the teams Kisvárda won 1 matches, drawn 0 matches, lost 0 matches and goals 4-2.
Wolfsburg - Werder match overview, prediction&tips
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Wolfsburg has a very small chance of relegated (<1%), has a small chance of qualify for ucl (11%), has a very small chance of win league (<1%).
Werder has a small chance of relegated (7%), has a very small chance of qualify for ucl (2%), has a very small chance of win league (<1%).
Wolfsburg is in undoubted good shape (in the last 5 games wins - 3).
Recent matches Werder is playing uncertain (in the last 5 games wins - 0).
In this match Wolfsburg is a favorite.
Our prediction for today's Wolfsburg to win the game is with odds 1.79.
Last 20 head-to-head matches Wolfsburg won 9 matches, drawn 4 matches, lost 7 matches and goals 39-27.
Including matches at home between the teams Wolfsburg won 4 matches, drawn 3 matches, lost 3 matches and goals 21-12.
Altrincham - Maidenhead match overview, prediction&tips
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During this match we will watch a battle between a team from the middle of a tournament table and a leader (ranked 14 and 5 in the zone Promotion to National League (Play Offs: Quartertofinals)).
Recent matches Altrincham is playing mutable (in the last 5 games wins - 2).
Maidenhead is in a first-class shape now (in the last 5 games wins - 3).
Altrincham could have problems with physics compare with it opponent - last days they played more matches than their opponents.
Recently Altrincham have a series of home games.
In this match the chances to win of both teams are almost equal.
Recently, the teams did not play each other.
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Alternative Tourism in Greece - Summer hiking along the waters of Styx in Peloponnese!
Deadly water, epic legend! Let`s go to the springs where Achilles became invulnerable!
In mid-July, we are in Platanos Beach, 7 km after Akrata. The thermometer shows 35 degrees Celsius, just after eight o'clock in the evening! The heat is unbearable. As long as we are by the sea, frequent dives keep us cool, but at night, we have to close doors and windows and use the air conditioner, in order to be able to sleep. This is too much! We have to find another solution to avoid all this heat. Having this thought, between the sounds of cicada`s songs, the cell phone rings and we hear the best proposal from a friend! "What about going to the Waters of Styx in the morning?" At the sound of the word "waters" a sense of coolness penetrates us. Although the heat really slows us down, we load the tent, the sleeping bags, our mountaineering shoes and everything that is necessary for camping in the mountains, in no time into the car.
We take the old national road and we head towards Akrata. At the traffic lights the sign shows 40 km to Zarouchla. So, we turn right and start the ascend. The car devours the kilometers of the snaking uphill road above Akrata, overlooking the Corinthian Gulf and in the background, the Mainland of Greece. The sea is totally calm. The numerous lanterns from the boats of the ambitious fishermen, decorate the calm waters in the night. And as we continue to ascend the hill, the thermometer follows a reverse course. 15 km before Zarouchla the temperature outside has reached the 22-degree mark! We do not need the technology any more, nature has done its miracle. So, we turn off the air conditioning of the car and open the windows!
The dew, the smells and the sounds of the mountain, are a godsend gift. We see at our right the sign which shows the way to Lake Tsivlou and 5 km before Zarouchla we turn right for Solo. The little village sleeps. We continue straight to Golfos Fountain and we follow the sign to the Kastraki area. The hum of the river, which comes more and more intense to our ears, signals that we are very close to our destination. We stop at its shore, because the water level does not allow the crossing with the car. With a 4x4 of course, we could easily cross it and reach the camp site on the other side.
In the dark, from the small plateau we hear happy voices, while we see moving lights approaching us. The group that has camped the day before, come to help us with our stuff. After the warm welcome, we take the necessary things on hand and stepping carefully on the stones that protrude from the waters, we pass the river the level of which is quite low. In the campground, there is a monument to remind us of the heroic battle in Kastraki. In the spring of 1826, at this fortified place, Soliotis, the pride of Solo, took cover with his few lads to confront Ibrahim. Although they fought with abnegation, the Egyptians prevailed, while the surviving Greek civilians resorted to the steep slopes of Helmos to be saved. 1,000 Greeks died and 200 were captured.
This heroic place will host us again this year as well as every year in this time of season. Our own lads undertake the setting up of our tent with the help of the light of our torches. The others have been gathered around the small camping table, where little Evelina, only 2.5 years old, has attracted attention with her questions, as the whole experience is unprecedented for her. The atmosphere is dominated by the distinctive smell of tea, indicating the upcoming morning activity... ascent to the slopes of Helmos for gathering tea. The harvest for the winter.
After setting up the tent, we sit down and start planning the route to the legendary place of the Styx`s Waters. The 3 hours of ascent and 3 hours of descent require an early awakening. So, we go to sleep in the cool atmosphere of the mountain, with the sound of the river`s waters as a lullaby and the feeling of the absolute satisfaction that we managed to escape from the summer`s heat.
Early morning lecture. We dress properly, wearing long-sleeved t-shirts- although in the heart of the summer - because of the coolness of the mountain, we eat breakfast, we pack the necessary stuff and we leave. Some decide to stay and enjoy the campsite by the river, or taking short tours to the nearby villages, or cycling on the forest roads. "Waters of Styx, Immortal Water", writes a sign nailed to the trunk of a tree in front of the camp site and shows us the start of the route. We cross the river vertically and with the guides and the coloured marks on the trees we start our journey. The uphill path at the beginning is easy, with the roots of the trees forming ornate steps.
The route under the shade of the black pine and tall firs is characterized by intense green and of course, plenty of oxygen. As we go up, on our left lies the complex of Helmos, a Slavic name, meaning "snowy mountain". The Aroania Mountains, (the Greek name of Helmos), form a petal around the valley of Krathi River, the waters of which, following a course from South to North, meet the sea of the Corinthian Gulf. Looking at the scenery around us, we imagine all those frightened people running away and trying to hide on the steep slopes of the mountain and the women who plunged into the abyss to escape the disgrace. These slopes are now traversing trails - among them the international E4 - for aspiring walkers and modern shelters, far away from the unhealthy city life.
The fast and the experienced walkers of the team increase the speed. After about 20 minutes of climbing, we came to a glade. There, in the middle of the scents of the nature, which pleasantly irritate our smell, a new familiar one is suddenly added. That of the oregano. The leading ones have been picking the aromatic plant which gives flavour and seasons many Greek dishes, as they wait for the slower ones of the group. Then, we continue together the ascend, with the sun following its own route up to the summer sky.
At the beginning, everybody walks with a playful mood, teasing one another, while later, there is a complete silence, indicating that everyone has turned his attention to the path that becomes narrower and steeper. The camera is trying to capture the beauty of the landscape and its alternations. We reach a high point looking for Styx`s Waters. It is still far away. A brief stop for drinking water is considered necessary. Now we must walk a little downhill, on a narrow path on a steep slope. The mountaineering club however, has already installed a wire rope making the passage easier and more interesting.
On the horizon, on the eastern side of the impressive Neraidorachi, one of the highest mountain peaks of Helmos, the river Mavroneri of Styx emerges, named after the black colour of the river`s waters (in Greek "Mavro Nero"), which falls vertically down from the steep cliff at a height of 2,100 m for almost 200 m. At the view of the waters which shimmer under the strong sun rays, we feel confidence that we are on the right path and we continue walking uphill, having completed about 2.5 hours of climbing. The toughest part of the route is close to our destination, as the loose rocks under our feet on the steep slope, make it difficult to climb. Hands are asked to help in this effort. For about 15 minutes, we keep our center of gravity low, while the adrenaline level rises! We try to spot the coloured markings on low stones to avoid losing the path. We hear the immortal waters more and more as we approach. Finally, the leader of the group gives the signal of the arrival and at the same time gives courage to those who follow.
We stop a few meters below the base of the natural waterfall, at the place where the legendary waters, after an abrupt collapse, run calmly to meet Krathi River. We fill our empty bottles and drink plenty of water, defying Pausanias (a Greek traveller and geographer of the second century AD), who says that the waters of Styx are poisonous. Their victim was Alexander the Great, according to the great traveller. He claimed that glass, crystals and clay vases broke as they were plunged into the waters. Even metal, silver and gold, were altered (amber). Only the hooves of the horses withstood. That is why the gods drank the water in cups made of horse hoofs.
We climb parallel to the waters to the base of the waterfall, where there is also a cave. In front of what we had done till now, this looks very easy. Inside the idyllic cave a loving couple exchanges vows of love. Obviously, they chose that place because according to mythology, the gods use to swear there, and this oath was very sacred for them. We return to the place where we sat and drunk water previously and we enjoy looking at this wonderful masterpiece of nature, this legendary waterfall. When the water burst down, a wet smoke rises, creating a mysterious atmosphere. The picture is unique. We throw cool water on us in the hope of making us immune and perhaps immortal, like Achilles' mother hoped when she plunged him into the waters of Styx.
A nearby excursion to Lake Tsivlou at an altitude of 700 m for picnic and bicycle ride on the banks of the lake.
Pilgrimage to the historic church of St. George in the village of Solo.
A walk to the picturesque settlement of Zarouchla, where you will buy tea, beans and handmade spoon sweets. In addition to accommodation, you will find taverns with traditional dishes and cafes.
Taste roasted trout in the village of Peristera next to Solo.
The picturesque settlement of Zarouchla.
According to mythology, Styx was a river that passed through the Underworld. In its waters, the goddess Thetis, sank Achilles to become immortal. On its waters, the gods were taking their oaths and the perjurers waited for a terrible punishment. For Homer, Styx was the place where the shadows of the dead that did not enjoy the proper funeral values and the souls of those who had committed evil, are wandering. According to Hesiod, the goddess Styx together with her children supported Zeus in the war with the Titans, which is why he gave her the status of the greatest and indestructible oath of the gods and mortals.
Little Evelina runs to anticipate her own experiences of nature. For the first time she sees frogs, gathers flowers and tries to catch colourful butterflies. Sweaty and exhausted we wear our bathing suits, we grab our towels and rush to the river, looking for deep water ponds, which are formed every year in different places and in a different shape. In these natural swimming pools, the relaxation we feel from the cold water is relieving. It is everything we need to renew us after more than five and something hours. It`s the best spa ever!
The cool watermelon that we had left in the cool waters of the river last night, misleads for a short while our hungry stomach that continues to complain, because the climb from 1,100 m to 1,900 m made us very hungry. We pack our tents, we load the bags in the cars and we head to Solo, where a unique culinary experience awaits us. We take our seats in a village tavern and delicious chopsticks on the grill and fresh beans of Helmos are served among other delicacies. Like the bread, freshly baked in the wood oven by the hands of the owner.
Here, at the small tavern, we renew the appointment at Helmos's hospitable slopes for the next summer, as every year, and we take the way back with our batteries loaded, full of oxygen and good mood, valuable gifts that the contact with nature gives generously.


"The President of the AU Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, strongly condemns the despicable attacks by armed assailants on 8 and 13 May 2017 in Bangassou, in the south-east of the Central African Republic (RCA), and in the vicinity of this locality, against the MINUSCA, resulting in several deaths and injuries among peacekeepers", the AU said in a statement.
The UN base there has also been targeted, prompting the deployment of extra troops to the remote town on Sunday in anticipation of further attacks.
"The armed elements continue to systematically and deliberately attack the MINUSCA base with heavy weaponry to impede the peacekeepers from doing their extremely vital task of protecting the civilian population and to divert them from their primary vocation of saving lives", the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the country, known by the French acronym MINUSCA, said in a statement. It can not yet determine a civilian death toll.
Many of those fighting are believed to be child soldiers who have been drugged.
He said the global community will be "relentless" in apprehending the perpetrators of these crimes and all their commanders, including some instigators who may be sponsoring these attacks from Bangui.
CAR President Faustin Touadera said Sunday he intends to go to Bangassou to give his "support to the wounded population".
"It is too soon to give precise statistics on the number of dead following the violence but it is clear that we are looking at numbers that could easily reach 20 to 30", MINUSCA chief Parfait Onanga-Anyanga told Reuters news agency. By midday Monday, the United Nations mission in Central African Republic said "assailants have agreed to leave the city". MINUSCA is also working with humanitarian partners to ensure the safety of displaced civilians.
Looters and armed gangs roamed the streets of the Central African Republic capital after rebels seized control of the city.
More than 400,000 people in the former French colony are displaced internally and 2.2 million, or almost half the population, are reliant on aid.
Despite such a successful first season at Stamford Bridge, Conte has been heavily linked with a move to Inter Milan. For sure, when you play against City and win the way we did, the confidence improved.
The Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo were fifth and sixth fastest, with Verstappen 0.106s off Vettel . He hadn't contended since then, but has a chance this season in this new and unpredictable F1.
This inner vision revealed a swollen intestinal membrane with a firmly attached parasite , its end penetrating the stomach. The study followed the case of a a 32-year-old man in Lisbon, who was found to have parasite larvae on his gut lining.
However, others have suggested that it's not a squid at all, but a dead whale which has grown unidentifiable due to decay. People are trying to identify a mysterious sea creature, but this time it's a long, long way from Scotland's Loch Ness.


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What Happened Since I Was Last Here: The Left Sparks a Civil War
RUSH: Greetings, my friends, and welcome. Rush Limbaugh. Happy to be back once again firmly ensconced in the big chair, the mac-daddy chair, the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies, advanced Anti-Media Studies, and Advanced Anti-Leftist Studies. Telephone number is 800-282-2882 if you want to be on the program.
Folks, there is no way that I can get to everything here in the first segment. Snerdley came in, "I can't wait, I can't wait, I can't wait. I want you to get to everything in the first segment!" I can't, folks. It simply isn't possible to get to everything in the first hour. Just be patient. We'll get to it all. It's just a matter of prioritizing.
I think the way to get started, let's do a little bit of a news update on something you may not know. At this dirty, filthy restaurant in — what was it, Lexington, Virginia? Have you seen the picture of the place? Trump was right. The awning, the canopy's kind of filthy and so forth.
It turns out that the proprietor of this place is somehow related to or very close friends with Meryl Streep, and this place, Lexington, Virginia, is a blue blob of people who have left the Northeast and moved south and what they've done is they've brought their corrupting liberalism with them.
The place where this restaurant is, the county, voted 62% for Trump. So this little blue blob of about 7,000 people is heavily leftist and socialist and so forth. And this is one of the dangers, you know, the people in the Northeast, their governments are ruining living conditions. And so people who can afford to are leaving. Which is all well and good, except they're bringing their corrupting politics and culture with them to wherever it is they settle. And it's an ongoing problem.
Now, they are surrounded in places like this, but still they're there. And there's a little bit of a parallel. The mass migration up from Central America through the U.S. border — and, by the way, do you know who is really behind that? Do you know who's really, in my humble opinion, I can't prove anything here. I mean aside from the Democrats encouraging it and all that, for previously stated reasons — the drug cartels are the big pushers — no pun intended — for this.
The drug cartels need mules and coyotes and pack rats to get their product into the country. And the drug cartels are taking the greatest advantage of liberal Democrat policies they can to get drugs into this country. And you don't hear too many people talking about that because this has all become so politicized. That is why what is going on at the border is a security issue as much as it is criminal or anything else. It is a massive security issue.
You know, aside from whatever this never-ending migration is doing to the cultural identity of the United States, the fact of the matter is the drug cartels are behind this as how they get their product in the country, and they've got big-time Republican donors and liberal Democrats to thank for this open border policy, and they are taking great advantage of it to get their product into the country. It's something to consider.
Anyway, about this Red Hen restaurant, Mike Huckabee was on Laura Ingraham's show today, and Mike Huckabee, who is the father of Sarah Huckabee — oh, and do you know this? Sarah Sanders, her in-laws do not like Trump. Her in-laws are anti-Trumpers, Never Trumpers or liberal Democrats. I think her husband — don't quote me on this, but I think her husband is from outside Kansas City in a very tony suburb of Kansas City called Mission Hills, Kansas.
Now, it doesn't matter. It doesn't mean anything if it's true or not. But this owner, Stephanie Wilkinson, not only told Sanders to split, to get out of there, according to Sanders' father, Governor Mike Huckabee, the Red Hen owner followed Sarah Sanders family across the street to harass them at the other restaurant they ended up going to.
Had you heard that? Huckabee made mention of this today, and also the fact that his daughter's in-laws are Never Trumpers. They are liberal Democrats. So they got a taste of the faction they are a member of, they got a taste of how this outfit operates.
Now, you can make book on it, the immediate comparisons to the gay couple that went into the bakery and said, "Hey, we're gay, you must love us and you must love us so much you must bake a cake for our reception. And if you don't, we're gonna sue you out of existence." And the guy said, "I'm sorry, I do not accept your practices. My religion forbids me participating, so I will not be baking cakes."
These people sue the guy out the wazoo. And so the leftists now want to draw this comparison. There's no comparison whatsoever, which I'll get to the details here in just a second. But that analogy is so flawed that it invites being exploded. But that's what the left is relying on. I think what I want to do here, aside from these few little details, is to set a broad brush, paint with a broad bush, just recount things that have happened since I was last here in a way that will set the table for what is to follow.
So let's see. Since I was last on, literally in the last three days, the leftists have exploited a little girl. They put her on the cover of TIME magazine. They misrepresented this little girl as having been separated from her mommy, and they interposed Trump massively towering over her as a tyrannosaurus rex monster while she is crying in abject fear.
What we now know — grab audio sound bite No. 1. Audio sound bite No. 1. I predicted. Let's go back to last Monday, a week ago on this program before we knew the truth I warned everybody about this picture and what TIME magazine was doing, and this how.
RUSH ARCHIVE: Now there's this guy who's taken a picture of a young girl, supposedly Guatemalan, crying at the border. Classic. We don't know what the picture is. We only know what the guy who's on CNN is telling us the picture is. So all he's gotta do is say, "Yeah, this young girl's just been separated from her mommy and daddy, and she's been told she's never seen gonna see them again, and she doesn't understand why. (crying) How can we let this go on? How can we do this? Doesn't anybody care anymore? (wailing) What's… what's… what's happening to us?" This is how it all starts, when nobody knows. The girl could have just asked for some ice cream and somebody said "no." You don't know. You're a prisoner to whatever they tell you it is, and everybody involved in this has a political agenda.
RUSH: One week ago, I forewarned everybody not to buy this, and I ended up being validated. As everybody knows now, the picture was not even taken at the border. And she had not been separated from her mom. And her father stepped up and said so. And TIME magazine found out about it and decided to stay with the picture. They issued some minor little correction but stayed with the picture to make the overall larger point. Never mind that their overall larger point was a lie, based on a lie, something totally made up. They stuck with it!
Proving once again TIME magazine isn't media, and media isn't news. We're dealing with full-fledged adjuncts of the Democrat Party, propaganda operations. She wasn't separated from her mom. She was not afraid of Trump. She's never seen Trump. She had nothing to do with this border crisis at all, this little girl crying. TIME magazine finds out goes, "Ah. Okay. Well, still we're gonna stick with this 'cause it makes our point."
Then the left and the Drive-Bys threw a hissy fit over a $39 jacket worn on an airplane by Melania Trump. It had a message her husband said was for the Drive-Bys. The Drive-Bys said it was Melania Trump secretly sabotaging her husband by saying, "We don't really care about this border crisis, do we?" The attacks on Melania Trump continued. I have yet to hear any defense of her from either of the previous first ladies who have seen fit to attack her.
Then the left, as you know, refused service to Sarah Sanders and her party at a restaurant. I guess this thing it's three hours from Washington. You ask, what were they doing there? No, no, no, they're entitled to go anywhere. I'm just wondering, you live in Washington, why would you drive three hours to some little shack like that? They had their reasons.
One of the great myths about that is that Sarah said that the ethics counselor for the Obama administration, some guy named Shaub, has been all over social media just excoriating Sarah Sanders. She just was so unethical. She should not have tweeted the name of that restaurant. She should not have tweeted the experience. She should not have done that because she carries a White House email address and title and it is exploitative and it is using her power.
Sarah Sanders didn't do anything. What happened was the owner of this place was shocked to find out — her staff called her. She was home. The owner wasn't even there. They called her at home, Stephanie Wilkinson, so she shows up, takes a vote of the staff. The staff says, "We gotta get rid of 'em. We gotta get rid of Sarah Sanders." Why?
"Well, we just do because — because — well, because we hate 'em. Yeah, that's right. So we gotta get rid of 'em." So they asked Sarah Huckabee Sanders to leave, and she politely leaves. And the rest of her family and the party, they walk out. Sarah Sanders didn't tweet a thing about this until a waiter tweeted what had happened in there, complete with a photograph of the white board explaining the policy and some other things as evidence.
And it was only then that she responded. She didn't start anything. She didn't exploit anything. She didn't use the power of her position in the White House to condemn a private business. It's the other way around. And I doubt that she will be suing this restaurant to make them serve her and her party the next time she goes back. Like happened in the bakery and the photo shop examples here.
The left has also harassed Kirstjen Nielsen and her guests out of a restaurant. They have published the phone number of Stephen Miller, who is one of Trump's highest ranking aides, particularly on immigration. They harassed Pam Bondi. She is the attorney general in the state of Florida. She was at a Mr. Rogers documentary. (imitating Mr. Rogers) "Hi, neighbor. To want wear my Cardigan? I would love to see how it looks on you, neighbor."
They're watching some documentary on Fred Rogers, and the left lunatics went nuts and harassed her out of the place. Then they demanded that the left harassed everybody connected to Trump. Then Maxine Waters gets in on the act and says it's the only proper thing to do. And the never-ending evidence of the great illness of Trump derangement continues. It is on display.
Now, I'll tell you what I think. I made this analogy once, and I'm going to double down on it again. When you take a look at what's happening with sanctuary cities, for example, here are Democrats, liberal Democrats in open defiance of federal law, just like the old Confederates were in the slave days. It was the Confederacy, it was the South that geared up for war so that they could continue to violate federal law. The present day Confederates are the Democrats, the Democrat Party.
Now, back in the slave days, Confederates went to war to defend the unequal treatment of African-Americans. The Confederates, the Democrats of the old South went to war. It was called the civil war, for, among other things, to defend the unequal treatment of blacks, to maintain them as slaves.
Present-day Confederates, today's Democrats are gearing up for a war over the unequal treatment of Trump supporters and Republicans. They will eventually put up signs — they already are — "Republicans not welcome." "Republicans must move to the back of the bus." "Republicans, Trump supporters, must not show up here." It's eerie, the similarities here. The open defiance of the federal government, the demand to be able to treat unequal and unfairly people with whom you disagree with politically.
The Democrat Party attracts secessionists. You've heard California talking about seceding from the union, other Democrats have talked about that. They set up sanctuary cities that defy federal law. They've begun discriminating this time by party affiliation instead of race. It all feels very familiar. And if there is a civil war in this country, some think it has already begun and that we're in the midst of it now. It sure looks like it's going to be over political affiliation.
Because the Democrats sure seem hell-bent on running a single-party country and punishing anybody and everybody who is not in their party. Their anger and their hatred know no bounds. They have been fully poisoned by the hatred they harbor. And the hatred they harbor is multifaceted and has many reasons, and I will explain when we get back.
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RUSH: So what has happened to the left? They were deranged to start. The devotion to socialism is an exercise in futility. It doesn't work. It never has worked. Their best shot at it was the eight years of Barack Hussein Obama, and that has been demonstrated to have been a disaster. They are beside themselves. What they believe in doesn't work. What they believe in has been resoundingly blown to smithereens, and they know it.
They won't admit it, but they know it. Every weapon in their arsenal to destroy Donald Trump has failed, despite every one of those weapons working against most Republicans they have deployed those weapons against. Trump survived it all and triumphs. Trump is rocking. Trump is rolling. The country is in a rebirth. Public opinion polls of the country at large show a contented population, an optimistic population, unaffected by what the left is doing in terms of their support for Trump.
They cannot drive Trump supporters away from him.
They cannot drive a wedge between Trump and his supporters.
They are frustrated and angry. You put it all together with the fact that everything they believe in fails and is failing and has failed, and they are beside themselves. They are never happy to begin with, and this is just piling more shocking disappointment and rage on top of itself. Barack Obama politicized and weaponized the government while in office. He tried to fix the election in 2016. He tried to choose his successor. Bernie Sanders and Trump were the victims, and they both — well, Trump especially — not only survived and triumphed, but has illustrated the attempts made by the Obama administration.
He's exposed the fraud everywhere on the left.
RUSH: I was just looking at CNN. They've got a discussion going, or they had. The chyron graphic: "Bad weekend for civility in America." You know, who's responsible for this? Let's take a look at this. She may not be the best example, but I'm gonna go use it, it will work. Let's take the proprietor the Red Hen, that little shack restaurant that threw Sarah Sanders and her party out, Stephanie Wilkinson. Okay. Where is she learning this hate?
I believe hate is a learned thing. You're not born hating things. That's something that evolves, develops or whatever. Where is this incivility, this hate, where's it coming from? It's coming in the media, and it's coming anywhere you look in the media. It's coming from Hollywood. It's coming from prime-time television shows, it's coming in music, it's coming in many books, and it's coming in what is called the news.
People are being lied to about pictures and Trump and little girls separated from their mothers. People are being lied to every day by the media about things. And their hatred is being ginned up. It's why I said one week ago today that I have a real fear that if they don't stop this, somebody's gonna get killed over this. There are people at their wits' end over having lost everything politically. They are deranged to begin with. They're unstable. And all of that derangement and instability is being fed. It's being promoted.
The Democrat Party has obviously decided that anger and hatred and a mob mentality is the way back to winning the House and the White House, the presidency. It has become a strategy. It has become their policy. So everywhere you look on the left, in media where people are influenced, you see anger legitimized. You see rage legitimized. You see hate promoted and rewarded, as in Maxine Waters encouraging more of it. By the very people who used to profess their opposition to it.
They used to be love of and for everyone, and they used to demand that everybody love. And they were the sole arbiters of who the haters were, and they called out the haters, and they tried to destroy the haters. And you were a hater if you disagreed with them. Well, who is it that are the sole owners of hatred in America today? Who is it that have become the sole practitioners? Your average Trump supporter is not filled with an enraged hatred for his country, and for the president, not like left's hatred is.
Now, what's it getting them? I think this is a bit of evidence as to why they are becoming further deranged. This immigration, this so-called immigration debate, this is another totally manufactured-out-of-whole-cloth crisis. Nothing new has been happening in this country in the last 10 years in this regard.
But all it took was the publication of one photo that itself was misrepresented and filled with lies, all it took to ignite an outrage, but not in the general population. The outrage is contained. It's contained to basically the media. The media is where the outrage is. It's where the outrage is reflected. It's where the outrage and the hate is promoted. It's there that it is seen and acted upon.
So you would think that in the midst of this debate where you would think the media is winning and that they succeeded in characterizing Trump as a hater and a racist and somebody separating kids from their families, you would think that Trump's poll numbers would plummet and that the Republican Party's poll numbers would plummet and you would think the Republicans are in bad shape because the Democrats are winning all this, right?
Well, CBS.YouGov is one of the polling units that continues to survey the generic ballot. And you know what's happened in the last two weeks? The Democrats have lost two more points in the generic ballot in the midst of this all of this immigration stuff.
This is another reason why they're deranged and beside themselves. Nothing that has always worked is working. Nothing works on Donald Trump. Nothing. It's stunning. They're not used to this kind of abject failure. You might disagree, "Rush they're not failing. Turn on the news and all of this –"
They are failing, folks, and this is why their derangement is multiplying by geometric proportions. They are failing. Socialism around the world is an abject failure. Venezuela is the latest example. It never has worked. They had eight years with the dream socialist in the White House. They had eight years to get it done, and they got none of it. And most of what Obama did get done did not get done via legislation because he never had the American people behind him. It was all executive orders and Trump has unwound 90% of it. And they're livid at that.
But they didn't get it because the American people were never for it. I don't care the image the media projects. I don't care the pictures that you get and the impressions that are made about how the liberal Democrats run and dominate and control everything. That's true in the media. But Donald Trump got elected. And Donald Trump continues to thrive. Donald Trump continues to erase Obama policies and replace them with things that are working in ways that they haven't worked in over 15 or 20 years. They know all of this.
Can you imagine being a liberal Democrat and you've mounted what you think is this overwhelmingly, slam dunk campaign to destroy Trump — why, he hates kids, he hates families, he hates people of color, he's separating 'em and he doesn't care. You would think that you would be gaining ground in whatever poll that's out there. To find out today that you've lost another couple points in the generic ballot? In their minds, there's no justice. This just can't be. They can't explain it.
There's also a column on this today, and it's by our old buddy Roger Simon, Roger L. Simon at PJ Media, "Why the Left Is Having a Nervous Breakdown." Let me give you the lead here and then some excerpts, some pull quotes. I'm not saying I agree with every bit of this, but it's a good summary. I agree with a lot of it. Don't misunderstand. Some of the analogies I wouldn't make, but those are just personal things.
"The left is having the worst flu season ever." I don't think it's the flu. I think what they have is incurable. Whatever it is, it's terminal. It may not look like it now. Folks, they're eating themselves alive. They're literally eating themselves inside out. This kind of rage and hatred cannot go on and people engaging in it remain healthy. And they aren't. They're not happy, and this is no way to find happiness. There's no happiness at the end of the road they're on.
"Almost all of them have been infected by Trump Derangement Syndrome to such a degree that they can't see or think straight. It's a plague year — make that two years — and we're living it. Oh, how we're living it! Self-destructive, nincompoop behavior is rampant with members of the so-called Resistance … now showing up at restaurants to harass members of the administration while they eat. Do these clowns have any idea how that plays in Middle America? Do these people think they are accomplishing anything but their own defeat?"
Yes, they do! This is why they're sick and deranged! Because it's applauded by people like Maxine Waters and Bill Maher and whoever else they figure is important, they do continue it. Exactly. They do think they're accomplishing great things. Folks, they live a constant illusion. You know what it is?
The constant illusion or delusion that they live is that they represent the majority of thinking in America. And they don't. Do not doubt me on this. I know external data make it look like they are the majority, but trust me, they aren't. There's too much evidence all over the place to prove it. The best evidence is they're not happy. The best evidence is they're going crazier. But they live this illusion that they are the majority. They live this illusion that whatever emotion, anger, thought they have is the same as that of a majority of people in the country.
So when you ask do they have any idea how it looks when they kick a harmless woman and her family out of a restaurant, do they think they're accomplishing anything but their own defeat? That doesn't occur to them. This to them is their morality.
You know, they oppose religious morality, but this kind of morality where they get to push people around simply based on whether you agree or disagree with them, that's their morality, which isn't morality at all. This is a totalitarian Stalinism, if you will. And it is a great open window to what America would be if these people ever regain total control of it.
If they ever do win it back, they're gonna exact a form of punishment against all of you Trump supporters, you can't even imagine yet. You think Lois Lerner and the IRS were tough on you? Wait 'til these people get back in the White House and it's time to settle some scores.
"How about yet," Mr. Simon writing here again, "And how about yet another Fonda hoping Trump's young son would be locked in a cage with pederasts? Does that aging Hollywood nitwit actually think he's influencing public opinion in his direction by saying that?"
He does! He thinks he's doing what his side wants. He is a hero to his side. They do applaud that. They do think that it is valorous. They do think that there is virtue in opposing Trump and all things Trump. They think this is their route back. It has become a strategy, as much as it is a knee-jerk reaction to things.
Now, I think even though it's a strategy, it is still the result of them knowing. They thought they would get rid of Trump in six months. They thought they had this wired. They were saying to each other, "Don't sweat it. We got this." They thought Comey would take care of it, Obama would take care of it, then Mueller's gonna take care of it. Everybody is striking out!
Nobody who was supposed to accomplish the mission has gotten anywhere close. The best and the brightest the left had to assign this task to have bombed out spectacularly and royally. And now it's up to people like Peter Fonda and a restaurant owner in Lexington, Virginia, to carry the water for this movement?
Mr. Simon continuing here, "The problem is that it's not just Hollywood lamebrains and jejune social justice idiots that have been infected, it's the entire liberal/progressive side of the country, starting with the literary/media elites who give them their marching orders."
Well, that's just another way of saying that the hate and the rage and the anger is being promoted in the media. But I don't think this is anything new! I think this has been who liberals have been for years! And it began to surface en masse shortly after Obama was elected.
They all came out of the proverbial closet. I'm not talking about a sexual closet. They came out of wherever they were hiding, and it did appear within six weeks of Obama winning, it appeared, "Oh, my gosh. Did 25 years go by here while we were sleeping and this country became totally left-wing nutcases?" It's how it appeared.
This is who they have always been. This is what I've been trying to remind people and inform people of the entire time I've been on this program. This isn't a new level that the left has reached. This is who they've always been. What's different is that they have taken over the Democrat Party, and they've taken over these elite organizations like so-called media. Because the young move up and the old go out to pasture. And even some of the old have been converted now into pure radical leftism.
RUSH: "Bad Week for Civility in the U.S.," CNN says. Tell me, who on the Trump side has been uncivil? Are there any news story about any Trump supporters being uncivil? I can't think of any. All of the incivility, all of it begins — as CNN's discussing it — on the left. Look at Trump. This is a lesson for Republicans I keep trying to get them to learn. Trump issues an executive order keeping families together. Obama never did that. Bill Clinton never did that. George W. Bush never did. Laura Bush never told George W. Bush to do that.
Donald Trump did it. In violation of existing law, Donald Trump issues an executive order keeping families together. Is there any appreciation for this? If you are a leftist deranged lunatic and you really believe… If it's really tearing your heart out that families are being separated, if it really is bothering you, and Donald Trump issues an executive order to end it, shouldn't you be glad, if not happy?
And if you're just totally gone, should you not be out claiming victory for having forced Trump to back down, to cave? Where is the satisfaction, where are the thank-yous, where is the happiness? Where is the sense of achievement? It's not even there, because they don't care about these kids and these families. They love the issue. And to them the issue is Republicans are heartless, mean spirited, hatemongers. That's the issue. That's all they've got. They don't have anything else. They're doubling down on it now.
And, believe me, it's not going to work. The left is having a nervous breakdown. Trump is what the psychiatrists call "the presenting complaint." The real problem, as is often the case in psychotherapy, is something entirely different. "The real problem," as Roger Simon writes here… "The real problem is… The left is dead. It's not only dead, it's decomposed with no there there or anywhere."
Everything it believes is being rejected around the world, when people have the chance, it's being rejected — and they know it. And so they're lashing out at people who they think are responsible for it. "No, socialism just hasn't worked 'cause we haven't had enough money. Socialism hasn't worked because the right people haven't done it. Communism hasn't succeeded because we haven't yet been in charge of it," whatever.
It doesn't work because it doesn't work. This they know.
RUSH: Want some more evidence? New York Times, headline: "Numb to Outrage. Republican Voters Feel a Deepening Bond to Trump." The New York Times is shocked. They cannot believe that Trump supporters are not abandoning him after all of this.
NBC News: Trump Criticizes "Filthy" Red Hen, the Virginia Restaurant That Threw Out Sarah Sanders
NBC: White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders Thrown Out of Virginia Restaurant
USA Today: Crying Girl on Time Magazine Cover Was Never Separated from Her Mom, Father Says MSNBC: Did Melania Trump's Jacket Show a Hidden Message in Texas?
USA Today: Sarah Huckabee Sanders Guide to Refusing Service: Christian Baker Can, Red Hen Can't
NY Post: Florida Attorney General, Pam Bondi, Attacked at Mr. Rogers Movie Screening
Washington Post: Rep. Maxine Waters Condemned for Urging Public Harassment of Trump Officials
PJ Media: Why the Left Is Having a Nervous Breakdown -Roger Simon
Huffington Post: Sarah Huckabee Sanders' Restaurant Tweet Was Illegal, Says Ex-Ethics Chief
NRO: Maxine Waters Calls for Political Violence Against Opponents
NY Times: U.S. Appetite for Mexico's Drugs Fuels Illegal Immigration
NY Times: Numb to Outrage. Republican Voters Feel a Deepening Bond to Trump
ABC: Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Attacked While Eating at Mexican Restaurant


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