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Parallels and Quantum Fissures: A Fancast Recap
Deron Generally May 26, 2016
I am now and have always been a fan of Star Trek. From as far back as I can remember, watching reruns of the classic series with my father, I have been devoted to the world created by Gene Roddenberry. Star Trek: The Next Generation aired in 1987. I was 11 years old when the show had its original run and since then, I have watched the entire series over and over again to the point where I can recall every episode from start to finish.
The last episode of the series aired in 1994 months after I turned 18 and was so immersed in my geekdom, that the end of the series actually made me a little sad. I loved the vision of the future that the show portrayed and I, as a techie, looked forward to the advances in technology.
Star Trek has influenced technology in many ways and both hard science and theoretical sciences have influenced many elements of the show. One of the theories in Quantum Mechanics that I have always enjoyed learning more about is the Everett Interpretation or the Relative State Formulation. Also known as the many-worlds interpretation, the theory is that there are an infinite number of universes and that every decision and choice that we make or don't make creates a separate universe.
In Layman's terms: imagine you are walking along a crowded street on your way to an intersection, avoiding running into several people. You are about to cross the street as the light changes and you begin walking along the cross walk to the other side of the street. You make it to the other side of the street and walk into a restaurant to have lunch with friends. Now imagine if you accidentally ran into someone on the walk to the crosswalk. What if that person you ran into ran into someone else. What if, as you were crossing the street, a bus hit you? What if you made it across the street and the restaurant was closed? What if your friends arrived late? These are all things that we think about on occasion, but the many-worlds theory postulates that all of these events actually occurred in real-time on parallel earths, one for every scenario and every diverging scenario on those earths as well going on an on forever and ever.
This theory forms the basis of the season 7 episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation titled "Parallels". The episode, written by Brannon Braga and directed by Robert Weimer, originally aired November 29th 1993. The episode begins with Lieutenant Worf (played by Michael Dorn) returning to the Enterprise via shuttlecraft from a bat'leth tournament on the planet Forcas III. He won champion standing and has the trophy to prove it. When he arrives, he is greeted by Commander Riker, who accompanies Worf to his quarters after giving him information about their latest mission, which is to scan a malfunctioning subspace telescope called the Argus Array. Worf seems to be reluctant to return to his quarters because it is his birthday and he is expecting a surprise party, which he does not want.
After being surprised with a party, he attempts to have a good time with his shipmates. As he is being handed a piece of chocolate cake, Lieutenant Geordi La Forge enters and comments on the party, Worf begins to feel dizzy and when he recovers, the chocolate cake has become yellow cake. He dismisses the incident.
Worf heads to Ten Forward, the Enterprise bar, where he meets with Counselor Troi. The closeness that Troi shares with Worf's son has been something that the fierce Klingon is appreciative of and, as a single father, he decides to make Troi his Soh-Chim which is the equivalent of surrogate mother. In case anything happens to Worf, Troi would have custody of Alexander. While Troi is flattered, Worf equates it to being his stepsister.
After leaving Troi, he travels to Engineering where they discover that the Cardassians have been using the array to spy on the Federation. Captain Picard orders Worf to scan for Cardassian ships in the area and as Geordi hands Worf a data PADD, he begins to feel dizzy again and when he recovers everyone has changed position and the Captain is gone. He decides to go to sickbay.
Dr. Crusher scans him and determines that he is feeling the effects of a concussion from being hit in the head during the bat'leth tournament, resulting in his being awarded 9th place. Shocked, Worf returns to his quarters and sees that the trophy has changed to a smaller one. Believing that he is the victim of a trick, he goes to his log, which confirms that he did lose the tournament showing the smaller trophy. Other crew members arrive to check on Worf, who is becoming agitated at all of the changes. Worf blacks out and recovers again to more changes. Troi's hair and clothes have changed, the painting on the wall has changed and Geordi takes his arm to calm him. Worf gets dizzy again and suddenly he is on the bridge during a red alert. He doesn't recognize the control panel and fails to raise the shields as the ship is attacked by Cardassians. The ship is damaged and the Captain orders a retreat as the Cardassians destroy the array.
After the battle, the Captain contacts Geordi in engineering, but he is told that Geordi has been taken to sickbay with severe injuries. Worf is relieved of duty and returns to his quarters where there are more changes. He checks his logs and finds out that he never went to the tournament and that his brother went instead to represent the family. Troi walks in and starts to massage his shoulders, which he finds strange and when she tries to kiss him, he jumps up surprised and then finds out that he and Troi are married. He goes to engineering to talk to Data and finds out that he and the counselor have been married for two years and their relationship began after his spinal injury (which happened a season previously).
Worf realizes that every time that he has experienced dizziness and a change in the world, he was in the presence of Geordi. He decides to go to sickbay to see him. Geordi has died from his injuries. When Data examines Geordi's visor, Worf gets dizzy again and when he recovers, he is wearing a different uniform and is the First Officer of the Enterprise. Data determines that Worf is in a state of Quantum flux. He goes to see Captain Riker, who doesn't understand why Worf can't remember that Captain Picard was killed by the Borg and that he is married. After scanning the path Worf took back to the Enterprise, Lieutenant Crusher determines that there is a quantum fissure that Worf passed through and Geordi's visor, which resonates on a quantum level has been pushing him from one universe to another.
The Enterprise moves into position in front of the fissure, which they determine to be a fixed point in time (Dr. Who fans know what I'm talking about). While scanning the anomaly, they see that there are several scans being done on the same point by multiple Enterprises from multiple universes. They attempt to scan for Worf's reality, which once he returns to will reset all the universes back to normal. An energy surge causes the anomoly to start shifting Enterprises into the same reality, showing us a glimpse of the different realities caused by the Everett Interpretation.
After altering the shuttle, Worf departs the Enterprise to fly into the fissure when he is attacked by another Enterprise. This Enterprise opens its communication channel, they see that the alternate ship that attacked is falling apart and the Captain Riker in that universe is one of the only ships left after the Borg wiped out the Federation. He and his crew are desperate to not have to return to almost certain death and continue firing on Worf's shuttle.
Riker attempts to disable the other ship, but it was so damaged that it explodes. Worf enters the fissure and initiates an inverse warp field, which pushes him back into his own reality to the point in time that was the beginning of the episode.
Worf explains what happened when he returns to the Enterprise. He won the tournament and Troi surprises him on his birthday by not allowing the Commander to throw a surprise party. He asks her to stay for dinner and she agrees.
Now I know the episode resolved on a seemingly simple happy ending, but the science that's discussed satisfies me as a science and Star Trek fan. Check this episode out. I am relatively sure that you can find the entire series streaming somewhere.
Deron
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immediate action against the maniacs running the government in Washington
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U.S. Congressman Ron Paul said: "Under liberty, we built the greatest, freest, most prosperous, most decent country on earth. It's no coincidence that the monstrous growth of the federal government has been accompanied by a sickening decline in living standards and moral standards. The feds want us to be hamsters on a treadmill–working hard, all day long, to pay high taxes, but otherwise entirely docile and controlled. The huge, expensive, and out-of-control leviathan that we call the federal government wants to run every single aspect of our lives. Well, I'm sorry, but that's not America. It's not what the Founders gave us. It's not the country you believe in. It's not the country I believe in."
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Are you going to be part of the problem or part of the solution?
1776 AND TODAY: IT IS TIME TO REFRESH THE TREE OF LIBERTY
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By Greg Evensen March 5, 2009
I have just finished watching two of my favorite motion pictures, "The Patriot" with Mel Gibson and "Red Dawn." Although produced in liberal Hollywood, they did capture—in our imaginations—at least, the view that some Americans, at the time when their country and countrymen needed them the most, responded courageously to tyranny and evil with personal determination and great sacrifice.
Collectively, we are brutally aware of the death of our once great Republic over the past few decades, slowly at first, and then with a swiftness that takes your breath away. We have seen a vital, productive, and unique culture raped, pillaged, and brutalized by the most traitorous group of government and business officials ever assembled. These blathering idiots have taken the nation from riches, glory, and moral leadership, to the depths of despair, poverty and lawlessness. Our nation has been used to kill and maim on a scale that deserves no justification or excuse. We continue to support evil regimes that keep the Mideast in turmoil and in suffering that knows no end.
After generations of resisting communism, we have allowed a socialist foreign national to become president. We have worshipped this false god in the White House and allowed him and his collaborators to steal our destiny with worthless trillions issued by organized crime banking families at the private Federal Reserve. As a result of Washington's declaration of economic, political, cultural, and psychological war on the citizens of this nation, we all have to contemplate the words of our original Declaration of Independence, and what may have to be considered as our collective response to this outrageous and wholly unacceptable chain of events in our beloved land.
Let me be more specific. The events of the past six months have necessitated that we plan for immediate action against the maniacs running the government in Washington and a few of the states as well. As I see it, we have been forced to plan for any number of possibilities as a result of this theft of our Republic. The options are limited and fall into two categories of response.
The first is relatively peaceful and has some limited potential for success. It would include the reassertion of solid state sovereignty bills as have been introduced by at least 20 states (at this writing). Such a move would shut out the government's attempts to force states to sign on to this socialist nonsense in the guise of "change" by comrade Obama. It would also recapture much lost ground in the battle to allow citizens and their respective states to plan for and pursue true Republic ideals. It would build a wall of separation from the power mad traitors in Washington that has not been present or workable since the early days of this nation. Lastly, it could diffuse any attempts by Washington to invade the states (remember 1861?) for daring to chart their own destiny. At that point, the criminal Obama, like the criminal Lincoln, would be facing an armed populace that would not be fighting over a contrived justification (black slavery), but would be in armed rebellion against the global elite's well underway plan for national slavery. However, I believe that failing the efforts of the several states to "fight the government" through 10th amendment legislation, the second alternative would meet the test of our original Declaration of Independence.
In that regard, I believe that the time to "refresh the tree of liberty with the blood of patriots and tyrants" has arrived. This reality is no longer in doubt. It is not the wild ranting of a few paranoid gun nuts, either. Millions of citizens, police officers and military troops have been converted to the fact that our nation has succumbed to decades of treason and a sell-out to international conspiracies by our own government that has brought us to this moment. The people of the United States of America did not go out looking for trouble. They did not conspire to resist a central government so cold and intimidating as to rival the Third Reich, the Kremlin, Beijing, or Tel Aviv. Quite the contrary, Americans have endured—as our Declaration stated, "a long train of abuses…" that have delivered us to the doorstep of rebellion once again. When you are being victimized, bullied, forced into desperation by the acts of someone else, you are more than justified in resisting with all of your ability and with any weapon at your disposal for as long as it takes to win. Likewise, we must return this government to real benevolence and moral, legal authority under the constitution. It is as simple as that. We have the right, indeed the obligation to THROW OFF this government and to do so with no goal but that of absolute victory and vindication for true patriots who have faithfully stood guard over the founder's precepts.
Others among us will have to be dealt with. Choices will have to be made by many. Changes will be reinstituted that reflect our nation's moral absolutes as enacted by Christian men and women who will honor the precepts of a Godly national heritage. We have not been a "nation under God" for many generations. To claim God's blessings while we scorn His righteous standards is the ultimate hypocrisy. The Pledge and one nation "under God," or money with "In God we trust," are all relics of a past we no longer occupy. Until we drastically change our hearts and lives, let's not further erode our credibility with God, with each other or a watching world.
Read this most carefully. I do NOT advocate armed REBELLION. I DO advocate armed self-defense of our lives, families, homes, properties, assets, and a truly constitutionally lawful nation. I advocate an uncompromising demand of the federal government to relinquish their immoral and unlawful plan to bankrupt, destroy and condemn this nation to living as a P.O.W. of the New World Order. I further advocate complete defiance in the face of usurpers masquerading as legislators, who have stolen and robbed our nation through force, (unread and undisclosed law) by a completely corrupt and dangerous federal bureaucracy.
IF THE GOVERNMENT FAILS TO RESPOND OR DENIES OUR DEMANDS, THEN—-IT IS TIME TO FIGHT!! It is way past time to take our Republic back!! Whether you are part of a state militia, a minuteman type organization, a posse where called by courageous and constitutionally literate county sheriffs, or simply citizen soldiers who heed the call to defend the nation, you must answer the call to duty that has been sounded. Texas may be the first battleground state in this second war for independence. The all-out war that has erupted there pitting the Mexican police, Mexican nationals, and border residents in the states against the most ruthless gang of drug pirates and thugs to ever assemble is underway. The United States government has chosen to abandon its first obligation to the people, that is, the defense of the borders and security for its citizens. It is the chief reason government exists at all.
The ignorant and failed president George W. Bush let our borders languish for eight long years. The sex pervert Bill Clinton did the same for eight more years. CFR insider and CIA stooge George H.W. Bush did no better. They all did it because it was a planned conspiracy by the Globalists to merge our North American nations after destroying them from within. And now we have the savior of the socialist world, Barack (foreign born, one-world advocate, baby killing, terrorist coddling, black radical following, CFR team leader) Obama selling out not only our nation, but our borders as well. Since the lesbian witchcraft queen at the state department sold what was left of the USA to China, we have now been carefully positioned in the middle of the bull's eye. Really, they have all made it much easier for us. As General Anthony McAuliffe said during WWII when cut off by the Germans. "Surrounded? Now I can fire in all directions at once."
Who is the enemy? I'll tell you again precisely who they are. It is any and every last person who advocates for one world rule. It is every last politician who has voted to bankrupt this nation "legally" through bailouts and sellouts across the board. It is also every last person in this country who has signed on to the support of socialism, or has profited from the financial ruin of hardworking citizens. It is the purveyor of drug smuggling, pornography, and the groups who justify lifestyle perversion. It is the thieving business owner and the pharmaceutical killers who have turned many of us into drug addicts. Further, it is the dumbed down public school teacher and corrupted lawyer, as well as the church leader who hasn't opened a Bible or preached anything worthwhile in a decade. Lastly, it is any of the rest of us who have been too cowardly to do anything except complain, lie to others, and deceive ourselves into believing that the government is the answer for everything. It is time to draw those battle lines deep in the heart and soul of every patriotic American who will answer the call to now end the tyranny that has choked us for decades. So, you don't like what I have said? Then you should know which side of the line you are on. Are you intellectually capable of understanding that we are in a state of war? Your job, your family, your home, your community, your nation and your ultimate destiny are on the line at this moment. Unless you are willing to change your attitudes, your allegiances, your lifestyle and your heart, you are a future casualty.
You will leave the rest of us, but that will be your choice. To stay behind and expect the rest of us to do your work while you support this criminal regime is the ultimate betrayal of your fellow citizens. To fight along side the Texans or other besieged Americans at the latest version of the Alamo is what it is all about. To take on the Global Elites and their ilk wherever they may be found is the most honorable thing we can do on behalf of our nation, at this appointed time in history. The time is now. The objective is clear. The way is most difficult. The goal is honorable and necessary. The alternative is unthinkable. Are you ready? Then take on the full armor of God. Steady……..FREEDOM!
© 2009 Greg Evensen – All Rights Reserved
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February 13, 2009 by DrD
Trading with the Enemy Act (H.R. 4960, Public, No. 91)
Trading With the Enemy Act
1. Trading With the Enemy and Emergency War Powers.
When writing the U.S. Constitution Madison wrote that the state interminably enhances its power through "the old trick of turning every contingency into a resource for accumulating force in the government." It does not matter what the "contingency" is, whether "benevolent" (dispensing benefits like welfare, food stamps, paying farmers not to grow crops, etc.), dealing with some "emergency" (the "drug problem," a natural disaster, a "banking" crisis), or demanding sacrifice and allegiance to wage war.
The U.S. Constitution, Article 1, Section 8, Clause 11, states:
"Congress shall have the power to declare War, grant Letters of Marque and reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water;"
A Government's con of fostering emergencies and stepping in as hero to extricate the people from the "difficulty" through dramatically increasing state power is as old as governments themselves. The U.S. bankruptcy occurring in 1861 placed the country under Emergency War Powers (12 Stat 319), which has never been repealed and exists in Title 50 USC Sections 212, 213, 215, Appendix 16, 26 CFR Chapter 1 § 303.1-6(a), and 31 CFR Chapter 5 § 500.701 Penalties. The "Civil War" was not fought over slavery (a mere pretext), but over private legal and banking control of America. On October 6, 1917, the United States passed the Trading with the Enemy Act (H.R. 4960, Public, No. 91), granting itself extraordinary additional powers under the cover of WW1. The Act states:
"(b) During time of war or during any other period of national emergency declared by the President, the President may, through any agency that he may designate, or otherwise, investigate, regulate, or prohibit, under such rules and regulations as he may prescribe, by means of licenses or otherwise, any transactions in foreign exchange, transfers of credit between or payments by banking institutions as defined by the President, and export, hoarding, melting, or earmarking of gold or silver coin or bullion or currency, by any person within the United States or any place subject to the jurisdiction thereof; and the President may require any person engaged in any transaction referred to in this subdivision to furnish under oath, complete information relative thereto, including the production of any books of account, contracts, letters or other papers, in connection therewith in the custody or control of such person, either before or after such transaction is completed…." and
"(c) Such other individuals, or body or class of individuals, as may be natives, citizens, or subjects of any nation with which the United States is at war, other than citizens of the United States, wherever resident or wherever doing business, as the President, if he shall find the safety of the United States or the successful prosecution of the war shall so require, may, by proclamation, include within the term 'enemy'." [Emphasis added.]
On March 9, 1933, just after Roosevelt's Inauguration, Congress passed the Amendatory Act (48 Stat. 1) to the Trading With the Enemy Act, at a time when the United States was not in a shooting war with any foreign foe. The American people were (unknowingly) at war with their conquerors, the Banksters, who had defeated and captured the country by the treachery of their something-for-nothing paper-money banking swindle, not force of arms. This amended version provided "legal" justification for dramatic increases in the power, scope, and authority of the U.S. Government (now owned by and an administrative agency of the FR / IMF bankers). Three facets of such increase are:
1. The President became King, Tyrant, and Monarch in a "Constitutional Dictatorship" in the service of the Banksters, as per in Section 1 of Title I of the Act:
"The actions, regulations, rules, licenses, orders and proclamations heretofore or hereinafter taken, promulgated, made, or issued by the President of the United States or the Secretary of the Treasury, pursuant to the authority conferred by subdivision (b) of section 5 of the Act of October 6, 1917, as
amended, are hereby approved and confirmed.
This means that anything the President wants to do (as a puppet for his bosses, the FR / IMF Bankers) is "approved and confirmed" automatically, in advance ("hereinafter") and backed by the full force, effect, and power of the "Government." Title 12 USC 95(a) states in part:
"(a) In order to provide for the safer and more effective operation of the national Banking System and the Federal Reserve System [indicating that the President acts for, on behalf of, and under the direction of the Federal Reserve],…during such emergency period as the President of the United States by proclamation may prescribe,…"
Every President since Roosevelt has reaffirmed the "national emergency" and issued "Executive Orders" under 12 USC 95, while continuing the "reorganization" (sellout) of the country to the FR / IMF Bankers. Since March 18, 1968, 31 USC 5112 (84 Stat. 1769; 1970) and 31 USC 5119, FRNs have not been redeemable in silver. In 1971-1973 President Nixon declared total international bankruptcy, rendering private Federal Reserve "Notes" unredeemable, non-negotiable ("floating") pieces of paper as a medium of exchange. These Notes can be categorized as "worthless securities" cited in 26 USC 165(g).
2. The original Trading with the Enemy Act excluded citizens of the United States from being treated as the enemy when involved in transactions wholly within the United States. The Amendatory Act of March 9, 1933, however, included the people of the United States as the enemy by inserting the following:
"…by any person within the United States or any place subject to the jurisdiction thereof;…" Chapter 1, Title 1, Section 1(b).
By operation of law the American people became the "enemy" of the private FR / IMF Creditors in bankruptcy, who have thereafter been administering their prize / conquest through their alter ego and front, the "U.S. Government." To regulate and control their slaves / chattel property, they rendered (under color of law and government) all intercourse illegal amongst the American people without obtaining permission through licensing. To travel, a driver's license is required; to open a business requires a business license (not to mention additional and on-going mountains of "red tape"); to work for another one must obtain licensing through a Social Security card.3
To be "within the United States" one must merely be a "person" or "resident," i.e. a 14th Amendment "citizen of the United States."
3. Through the Amendatory Act (also known as the "Emergency Banking Relief Act") the American people became "Merchants" in a colorable, private "Law Merchant," a particular version of the ancient "law of negotiable instruments," whereby anyone dealing with private commercial paper is subject to all the laws, rules, regulations, policies, restrictions, and harsh penalties connected with its use. A "Merchant" sacrifices all his rights to ensure that the "Law of Negotiable Instruments," upon which commerce in a particular sphere depends, is successfully executed and precisely enforced.
The transformation from being free sovereign Americans to slaves (Merchants) bound to a gargantuan, complex, and unknowable mass of rules invented by others was codified in Section 2. Subdivision (b) of the Amendatory Act:
"…the President may require any person engaged in any transaction referred to in this subdivision to furnish under oath, complete information relative thereto, including the production of any books of account, contracts, letters or other papers, in connection therewith in the custody or control of such person, either before or after such transaction is completed."
This has been the duty of "Merchants" for thousands of years. All a Merchant's property, records, books, and affairs are totally subject to inspection with harsh penalties imposed for aberrations. A "Merchant" must make a yearly accounting, now fulfilled by filing IRS Form 1040 whereby reports of earnings and affairs are made to the owners of the negotiable instruments (FRNs) the slaves / Merchants are compelled to use.4
One is bound to the Law Merchant not simply by using the "money" per se. Adhesion contracts subject persons to the 14th Amendment as bankrupt corporate / commercial entities in legal incapacity. Such persons are "subject" (feudal law term used in the 14th Amendment) to the private, colorable Law Merchant for its private bankruptcy, revenue, forfeiture, admiralty / maritime, general equity courts to confiscate property in rem.
By becoming party to Government adhesion contracts such as marriage licenses, and chattel / pedigree papers called "birth certificates," people volunteered to change their standing as sovereigns with unalienable rights to commercial feudal slaves / serfs with no rights and only government-granted privileges. As Pitt said: "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants, it is the creed of slaves."5
Footnotes for this section…
3 It is stated in the Bible that one cannot buy, sell, or trade without the MARK. (See Black's Law Dictionary, 5th Ed., Marque: License of reprisal.) A Social Security Number is a commercial tracking number (FR Bank Account #) enabling the Banksters to monitor (tax and regulate) their commercial chattel property (you!) anywhere in the world.
4 See 26 CFR Ch. 1, § 303.1, wherein the IRS collects taxes (liens) under the Trading With the Enemy Act.
5 William Pitt, the Younger, speech in the House of Commons, November 18, 1783.
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November 3, 2008 by DrD
The 10 cannots
In 1916, a minister and outspoken advocate for liberty, William J. H. Boetcker, published a pamphlet entitled The Ten Cannots .
You cannot help the poor man by destroying the rich.
You cannot build character and courage by taking away man's initiative and independence.
You cannot help small men by tearing down big men.
You cannot keep out of trouble by spending more than your income.
You cannot establish security on borrowed money.
You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they will not do for themselves."
I was speaking with a friend recently, a man who lived most of his life under the Communist regime in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. He has spent several years and continues to incur many legal expenses in his endeavor to become a U.S. citizen, but he has since lost his enthusiasm.
"The socialist goal back home was that everyone had equal wealth. They met that goal—eventually no one had anything. Any attempt to work harder to achieve a better standard of living for your family was considered contrary to the welfare of the state, and dutifully discouraged. Socialism is a big hole, easy to fall into and hard to climb out of."
He lamented, "The American dream is not something I want to wake up from—but too many Americans have no idea what they have, and are about to lose it. Socialism seems an appealing ideal, collective ownership, equal society, 'sharing the wealth,' et cetera. But it has a downside: It doesn't work."
Indeed it doesn't work. It creates wards of the state—slaves, if you will.
In the 1980s, I spent enough time in Socialist countries, including the old USSR, to know that we want to avoid, at all costs, a USSA. If we could gather up all Americans who, knowingly or unknowingly, support collectivist policies and transport them to the old USSR for a week, they could see the terminus of such policies—the walking dead—and the wisest among them would rethink their support for statist concepts such as "sharing the wealth."
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October 21, 2008 by DrD
Plea from my good friend Sergey
Sergey grew up in communist United Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR) and knows what he speaks of. Pardon his broken english as he tries to convince Americans to wake up and make the right choice for our future.
Hello, everybody!!! I have a very exciting news for all of you who still haven't seen, heard, known about Chuck Baldwin/ Darrell Castle, you have a real opportunity to do so!!! You can meet them ones, or twice(!!!) in one day ( depends on your personal schedule) and then decide were they stand. They both represent the Constitution Party of the USA. As you can tell, the name of party, says it all: The Constitution of the United States of America! If you have read this that far and have found it interesting, then please continue to read! If not, oh- well, just stop reading right here and do what you suppose to do after that…
…For a mean while…"Free and Equal Debate" (ref. www.freeandequal.org) will be held in Washington DC on 10-23-2008 ( next Thursday, 9PM, EST, which will be covered by C-Spain ((check www.c-spain.com for schedule)) between 6 candidates, whose names will be on ballots in all, or in most states:
-Constitution Party Candidate: Chuck Baldwin
-Democratic Party Candidate- Barack Obama
-Green Party Candidate-Cynthia McKinney
-Independent Candidate- Ralph Nader
-Libertarian Party candidate: Bob Barr
-Republican Party Candidate: John McCain
Addition to the above, please get the magazine "REPUBLIC", number 8, ASAP(www.republicmagazine.com, or call 1-866-437-6570), where on the front page posted a very good picture of both: McCain with Obama "smoking cigars" and have a shampain bottle from "PRESIDENTIAL FEDERAL RESERVE WINERY"!!! Also, front cover of this excellent magazine has several article titles, such as "Lesser of Two Evils?", Ron Paul, "Campaign for liberty", "Who Will Control the Next President?", Ralph Nader, " Justice Over Power", plus: articles about Bob Barr, Chuck Baldwin, Frank McEnulty, and other interesting articles. If you subscribe this magazine, you will be on the cutting edge of the world of the politics ("politics" stands for : "poli"- in Greek language means many and the word "ticks"- means…blood suckers!!!…so you get an idea! and anything in between.
…Are still reading it???…Very Good!!! Please continue!
Many people and "SHEEPLE" in the USA still don't know whom they will "pick" at General Election. If people ( I hope so) can figure "them" out right, but what about the "SHEEPLE"?! That were We, the People need each others help. We need to educate " SHEEPLE", as long as they are willing to listen and cooperate, we can help them to become the People! Right now, you probably asking me the question: " What for?" Then my answer for you is: " For the sake of your own country, were you were born, raise and still live, or become naturalized citizens!!!" What choices do we have now: keep vote for the LESSER EVIL(!!!) and expect the same results, or vote for candidates, who stands behind the Constitution for the United States. The choices are clear. Don't vote straight party ticket- vote for individual candidate, after you find out were he, or she stands and look their records!!!
For those of you, who care about your own country, respect and follow the Constitution, please support and vote for following candidates:
-reelect Rep. Jim Guest ( www.legislatorsagainstrealid.com, www.thejimguestshow.com,www.jimguest2008.com, www.jimguest.com), in Missouri House of Representatives,
-candidate for the Governor of the State of Missouri, Gregory Thompson (www.gregorythompsonforgovernor.com,
-candidates for the President/Vice-President of the United states, Chuck Baldwin/Castle (www.chuckbaldwin2008.com).
As you probably heard, Ron Paul ( our best constitutionalist!!!) an officially endorsed Chuck Baldwin. Personally, I checked his record, I heard him on radio, and I personally video recorded his speech and speech of Ron Paul in Washington DC, at National March and Freedom Rally earlier this summer.. By the way, that was AWESOME!!!…If you disagree with me on any, or all these choices, then the CHOICES are YOURS!!! But just don't vote for the lesser evil- you will get EVIL!!! One, who is POW, John McCain ( neocon, who was born in Panama!) is backed by Lord Rothschild (!!!), the other, Barack Hussein Obama 2-nd ( ultra- left and socialist, who was born in 3 places at the same time: Mombasa, Kenya and two different hospitals in Hawaii!!! Is it possible?!? You decide… No wonder his case in the Philadelphia's court now…!!!), who claims a "CHANGE", backed by David Rockefeller!!! Both these so called "choices" have no desire and interest to represent the Constitution and both are GLOBALISTS!!!…And again the choices are yours!!! You are either will be a part of the SOLUTION, or become a part of the PROBLEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please, be part of the SOLUTION(!!!); we have enough problems not only for us, but for the next generation also
This election is very IMPORTANT!!! It is more important, than any other previous elections we can remember ( even more important, than election, which was famous with so called "pregnant and hanging chats",…some juvelors even made "chats"earrings and "chats" necklaces and generated good profit…!!!). The future of the USA is at a big stake: we ether completely become the USSA ( under my estimation, we are already at 70% there…!!!)= United Socialist States of America and will call each other "COMRADES" or "TOVARISHI"( that is in Russian), from a Joe six-pack to the President, or we will save, what is a good left, restore the Constitutional Republic and still call each other "Ladies and Gentlemen!!!"
THE CHOICES ARE YOURS!!!
DO WE LET DIE THIS ONES A GOOD COUNTRY AND BECOME ANOTHER FACELESS GLOBAL LEGAL ENTITY IN THE FORM OF A NORTH AMERICAN UNION ( SPP- SECURITY AND PROSPERITY PARTNERSHIP) AND SASE TO EXISTS AS AMERICANS???
MAKE A RIGHT CHOICE!!!
Posted in Uncategorized	| Tagged election, freedom, globalist, lesser of two evils, mccain, obama, rockefeller, rothschild, sheeple, socialism | 1 Comment
September 6, 2008 by DrD
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Posted in politics	| Tagged democracy, facism, republic, socialism | 1 Comment

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package com.intellij.codeInspection.ex;

import com.intellij.codeInsight.daemon.impl.HighlightInfoType;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.*;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.reference.RefDirectory;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.reference.RefElement;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.reference.RefEntity;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.reference.RefModule;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.ui.*;
import com.intellij.openapi.application.ReadAction;
import com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.Module;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.ModuleManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.Comparing;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.Ref;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.text.StringUtil;
import com.intellij.util.ObjectUtils;
import com.intellij.util.containers.MultiMap;
import com.intellij.util.containers.TreeTraversal;
import com.intellij.util.ui.tree.TreeUtil;
import gnu.trove.THashMap;
import one.util.streamex.StreamEx;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;

import javax.swing.tree.TreeNode;
import javax.swing.tree.TreePath;
import java.text.MessageFormat;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.function.UnaryOperator;

public abstract class InspectionRVContentProvider {
  private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getInstance(InspectionRVContentProvider.class);
  private final Project myProject;

  public InspectionRVContentProvider(@NotNull Project project) {
    myProject = project;
  }

  protected static class RefEntityContainer<Descriptor> {
    private final Descriptor[] myDescriptors;
    @Nullable
    private final RefEntity myEntity;

    public RefEntityContainer(@Nullable RefEntity entity, Descriptor[] descriptors) {
      myEntity = entity;
      myDescriptors = descriptors;
    }

    @Nullable
    public RefEntityContainer<Descriptor> getOwner() {
      if (myEntity == null) return null;
      final RefEntity entity = myEntity.getOwner();
      return entity instanceof RefElement && !(entity instanceof RefDirectory)
             ? new RefEntityContainer<>(entity, myDescriptors)
             : null;
    }

    @NotNull
    public RefElementNode createNode(@NotNull InspectionToolPresentation presentation) {
      return ReadAction.compute(() -> presentation.createRefNode(myEntity));
    }

    @Nullable
    public RefEntity getRefEntity() {
      return myEntity;
    }

    @Nullable
    public String getModule() {
      final RefModule refModule = myEntity instanceof RefElement
                                  ? ((RefElement)myEntity).getModule()
                                  : myEntity instanceof RefModule ? (RefModule)myEntity : null;
      return refModule != null ? refModule.getName() : null;
    }

    boolean areEqual(final @NotNull RefEntity o1, final @NotNull RefEntity o2) {
      return Comparing.equal(o1, o2);
    }

    boolean supportStructure() {
      return myEntity == null || myEntity instanceof RefElement && !(myEntity instanceof RefDirectory); //do not show structure for refModule and refPackage
    }

    public Descriptor[] getDescriptors() {
      return myDescriptors;
    }
  }

  public abstract boolean checkReportedProblems(@NotNull GlobalInspectionContextImpl context, @NotNull InspectionToolWrapper toolWrapper);

  public Iterable<? extends ScopeToolState> getTools(Tools tools) {
    return tools.getTools();
  }

  public boolean hasQuickFixes(InspectionTree tree) {
    final TreePath[] treePaths = tree.getSelectionPaths();
    if (treePaths == null) return false;
    for (TreePath selectionPath : treePaths) {
      if (!TreeUtil.treeNodeTraverser((TreeNode)selectionPath.getLastPathComponent())
        .traverse(TreeTraversal.PRE_ORDER_DFS)
        .processEach(node -> {
        if (!((InspectionTreeNode) node).isValid()) return true;
        if (node instanceof ProblemDescriptionNode) {
          ProblemDescriptionNode problemDescriptionNode = (ProblemDescriptionNode)node;
          if (!problemDescriptionNode.isQuickFixAppliedFromView()) {
            final CommonProblemDescriptor descriptor = problemDescriptionNode.getDescriptor();
            final QuickFix[] fixes = descriptor != null ? descriptor.getFixes() : null;
            return fixes == null || fixes.length == 0;
          }
        }
        return true;
      })) {
        return true;
      }
    }
    return false;
  }

  @NotNull
  public abstract QuickFixAction[] getCommonQuickFixes(@NotNull InspectionToolWrapper toolWrapper, @NotNull InspectionTree tree);

  @NotNull
  public QuickFixAction[] getPartialQuickFixes(@NotNull InspectionToolWrapper toolWrapper, @NotNull InspectionTree tree) {
    GlobalInspectionContextImpl context = tree.getContext();
    InspectionToolPresentation presentation = context.getPresentation(toolWrapper);
    CommonProblemDescriptor[] descriptors = tree.getSelectedDescriptors();
    Map<String, FixAndOccurrences> result = new THashMap<>();
    for (CommonProblemDescriptor d : descriptors) {
      QuickFix[] fixes = d.getFixes();
      if (fixes == null || fixes.length == 0) continue;
      for (QuickFix fix : fixes) {
        String familyName = fix.getFamilyName();
        FixAndOccurrences fixAndOccurrences = result.get(familyName);
        if (fixAndOccurrences == null) {
          LocalQuickFixWrapper localQuickFixWrapper = new LocalQuickFixWrapper(fix, presentation.getToolWrapper());
          try {
            localQuickFixWrapper.setText(StringUtil.escapeMnemonics(fix.getFamilyName()));
          }
          catch (AbstractMethodError e) {
            //for plugin compatibility
            localQuickFixWrapper.setText("Name is not available");
          }
          fixAndOccurrences = new FixAndOccurrences(localQuickFixWrapper);
          result.put(familyName, fixAndOccurrences);
        } else {
          final LocalQuickFixWrapper quickFixAction = fixAndOccurrences.fix;
          checkFixClass(presentation, fix, quickFixAction);
        }
        fixAndOccurrences.occurrences++;
      }
    }

    return result
      .values()
      .stream()
      .filter(fixAndOccurrence -> fixAndOccurrence.occurrences != descriptors.length)
      .sorted(Comparator.comparingInt((FixAndOccurrences fixAndOccurrence) -> fixAndOccurrence.occurrences).reversed())
      .map(fixAndOccurrence -> {
        LocalQuickFixWrapper fix = fixAndOccurrence.fix;
        int occurrences = fixAndOccurrence.occurrences;
        fix.setText(fix.getText() + " (" + occurrences + " problem" + (occurrences == 1 ? "" : "s") + ")");
        return fix;
      })
      .toArray(QuickFixAction[]::new);
  }

  protected static void checkFixClass(InspectionToolPresentation presentation, QuickFix fix, LocalQuickFixWrapper quickFixAction) {
    Class class1 = getFixClass(fix);
    Class class2 = getFixClass(quickFixAction.getFix());
    if (!class1.equals(class2)) {
      String message = MessageFormat.format(
        "QuickFix-es with the same family name ({0}) should be the same class instances but actually are {1} and {2} instances. " +
        "Please assign reported exception for the inspection \"{3}\" (\"{4}\") developer.",
        fix.getFamilyName(), class1.getName(), class2.getName(), presentation.getToolWrapper().getTool().getClass(),
        presentation.getToolWrapper().getShortName());
      AssertionError error = new AssertionError(message);
      StreamEx.of(presentation.getProblemDescriptors()).select(ProblemDescriptorBase.class)
              .map(ProblemDescriptorBase::getCreationTrace).nonNull()
              .map(InspectionRVContentProvider::extractStackTrace).findFirst()
              .ifPresent(error::setStackTrace);
      LOG.error(message, error);
    }
  }

  private static StackTraceElement[] extractStackTrace(Throwable throwable) {
    // Remove top-of-stack frames which are common for different inspections,
    // leaving only inspection-specific frames
    Set<String> classes = StreamEx.of(ProblemDescriptorBase.class, InspectionManagerBase.class, ProblemsHolder.class)
      .map(Class::getName).toSet();
    return StreamEx.of(throwable.getStackTrace())
            .dropWhile(ste -> classes.contains(ste.getClassName()))
            .toArray(StackTraceElement.class);
  }

  public InspectionNode appendToolNodeContent(@NotNull GlobalInspectionContextImpl context,
                                              @NotNull InspectionNode toolNode,
                                              @NotNull InspectionTreeNode parentNode,
                                              boolean showStructure,
                                              boolean groupBySeverity) {
    InspectionToolWrapper wrapper = toolNode.getToolWrapper();
    InspectionToolPresentation presentation = context.getPresentation(wrapper);
    Map<String, Set<RefEntity>> content = presentation.getContent();
    return appendToolNodeContent(context, toolNode, parentNode, showStructure, groupBySeverity, content, entity -> {
      if (context.getUIOptions().FILTER_RESOLVED_ITEMS) {
        return presentation.isExcluded(entity) ? null : presentation.getProblemElements().get(entity);
      } else {
        CommonProblemDescriptor[] problems = ObjectUtils.notNull(presentation.getProblemElements().get(entity), CommonProblemDescriptor.EMPTY_ARRAY);
        CommonProblemDescriptor[] suppressedProblems = presentation.getSuppressedProblems(entity);
        CommonProblemDescriptor[] resolvedProblems = presentation.getResolvedProblems(entity);
        CommonProblemDescriptor[] result = new CommonProblemDescriptor[problems.length + suppressedProblems.length + resolvedProblems.length];
        System.arraycopy(problems, 0, result, 0, problems.length);
        System.arraycopy(suppressedProblems, 0, result, problems.length, suppressedProblems.length);
        System.arraycopy(resolvedProblems, 0, result, problems.length + suppressedProblems.length, resolvedProblems.length);
        return result;
      }
    });
  }

  public abstract InspectionNode appendToolNodeContent(@NotNull GlobalInspectionContextImpl context,
                                                           @NotNull InspectionNode toolNode,
                                                           @NotNull InspectionTreeNode parentNode,
                                                           final boolean showStructure,
                                                           boolean groupBySeverity,
                                                           @NotNull Map<String, Set<RefEntity>> contents,
                                                           @NotNull Function<? super RefEntity, CommonProblemDescriptor[]> problems);

  protected abstract void appendDescriptor(@NotNull GlobalInspectionContextImpl context,
                                           @NotNull InspectionToolWrapper toolWrapper,
                                           @NotNull RefEntityContainer container,
                                           @NotNull InspectionTreeNode pNode,
                                           final boolean canPackageRepeat);

  public boolean isContentLoaded() {
    return true;
  }

  protected <T> void buildTree(@NotNull GlobalInspectionContextImpl context,
                               @NotNull Map<String, Set<T>> packageContents,
                               final boolean canPackageRepeat,
                               @NotNull InspectionToolWrapper toolWrapper,
                               @NotNull Function<? super T, ? extends RefEntityContainer<?>> computeContainer,
                               final boolean showStructure,
                               final UnaryOperator<? super InspectionTreeNode> createdNodesConsumer) {
    final Map<String, Map<String, InspectionPackageNode>> module2PackageMap = new HashMap<>();
    boolean supportStructure = showStructure;
    final MultiMap<InspectionPackageNode, RefEntityContainer<?>> packageDescriptors = new MultiMap<>();
    for (String packageName : packageContents.keySet()) {
      final Set<T> elements = packageContents.get(packageName);
      for (T userObject : elements) {
        final RefEntityContainer container = computeContainer.apply(userObject);
        supportStructure &= container.supportStructure();
        final String moduleName = showStructure ? container.getModule() : null;
        Map<String, InspectionPackageNode> packageNodes = module2PackageMap.get(moduleName);
        if (packageNodes == null) {
          packageNodes = new HashMap<>();
          module2PackageMap.put(moduleName, packageNodes);
        }
        InspectionPackageNode pNode = packageNodes.get(packageName);
        if (pNode == null) {
          pNode = new InspectionPackageNode(packageName);
          packageNodes.put(packageName, pNode);
        }

        packageDescriptors.putValue(pNode, container);
      }
    }

    if (supportStructure) {
      final HashMap<String, InspectionModuleNode> moduleNodes = new HashMap<>();
      for (final String moduleName : module2PackageMap.keySet()) {
        final Map<String, InspectionPackageNode> packageNodes = module2PackageMap.get(moduleName);
        InspectionModuleNode moduleNode = moduleNodes.get(moduleName);

        if (moduleNode == null) {
          if (moduleName != null) {
            final Module module = ReadAction.compute(() -> ModuleManager.getInstance(myProject).findModuleByName(moduleName));
            if (module != null) {
              moduleNode = new InspectionModuleNode(module);
              moduleNodes.put(moduleName, moduleNode);
              moduleNode = (InspectionModuleNode)createdNodesConsumer.apply(moduleNode);
            }
            else { //module content was removed ?
              continue;
            }
          }
          else {
            for (InspectionPackageNode packageNode : packageNodes.values()) {
              for (RefEntityContainer<?> container : packageDescriptors.get(packageNode)) {
                appendDescriptor(context, toolWrapper, container, packageNode, canPackageRepeat);
              }
              createdNodesConsumer.apply(packageNode);
            }
            continue;
          }
        } else {
          moduleNode = (InspectionModuleNode)createdNodesConsumer.apply(moduleNode);
        }
        for (InspectionPackageNode packageNode : packageNodes.values()) {
          if (packageNode.getPackageName() != null) {
            Collection<RefEntityContainer<?>> objectContainers = packageDescriptors.get(packageNode);
            packageNode = (InspectionPackageNode)merge(packageNode, moduleNode, true);
            for (RefEntityContainer<?> container : objectContainers) {
              appendDescriptor(context, toolWrapper, container, packageNode, canPackageRepeat);
            }
          }
          else {
            for (RefEntityContainer<?> container : packageDescriptors.get(packageNode)) {
              appendDescriptor(context, toolWrapper, container, moduleNode, canPackageRepeat);
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
    else {
      for (Map<String, InspectionPackageNode> packageNodes : module2PackageMap.values()) {
        for (InspectionPackageNode pNode : packageNodes.values()) {
          for (RefEntityContainer<?> container : packageDescriptors.get(pNode)) {
            appendDescriptor(context, toolWrapper, container, pNode, canPackageRepeat);
          }
          final int count = pNode.getChildCount();
          final ArrayList<TreeNode> childNodes = new ArrayList<>(count);
          for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
            childNodes.add(pNode.getChildAt(i));
          }
          for (TreeNode childNode: childNodes) {
            if (childNode instanceof ProblemDescriptionNode) {
              createdNodesConsumer.apply(pNode);
              break;
            }
            LOG.assertTrue(childNode instanceof RefElementNode, childNode.getClass().getName());
            final RefElementNode elementNode = (RefElementNode)childNode;
            final Set<RefElementNode> parentNodes = new LinkedHashSet<>();
            if (pNode.getPackageName() != null) {
              parentNodes.add(elementNode);
            } else {
              boolean hasElementNodeUnder = true;
              for(int e = 0; e < elementNode.getChildCount(); e++) {
                final TreeNode grandChildNode = elementNode.getChildAt(e);
                if (grandChildNode instanceof ProblemDescriptionNode) {
                  hasElementNodeUnder = false;
                  break;
                }
                LOG.assertTrue(grandChildNode instanceof RefElementNode);
                parentNodes.add((RefElementNode)grandChildNode);
              }
              if (!hasElementNodeUnder) {
                createdNodesConsumer.apply(elementNode);
                continue;
              }
            }

            //allow unused declaration to have structure at file level even when there are unused parameters
            if (!HighlightInfoType.UNUSED_SYMBOL_SHORT_NAME.equals(toolWrapper.getShortName())) {
              for (RefElementNode parentNode : parentNodes) {
                final List<ProblemDescriptionNode> nodes = new ArrayList<>();
                TreeUtil.traverse(parentNode, node -> {
                  if (node instanceof ProblemDescriptionNode) {
                    nodes.add((ProblemDescriptionNode)node);
                  }
                  return true;
                });
                if (nodes.isEmpty()) continue;
                parentNode.removeAllChildren();
                for (ProblemDescriptionNode node : nodes) {
                  parentNode.insertByOrder(node, false);
                }
              }
            }
            for (RefElementNode node : parentNodes) {
              createdNodesConsumer.apply(node);
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

  @NotNull
  protected static RefElementNode addNodeToParent(@NotNull RefEntityContainer container,
                                                  @NotNull InspectionToolPresentation presentation,
                                                  final InspectionTreeNode parentNode) {
    final RefElementNode nodeToBeAdded = container.createNode(presentation);
    final Ref<Boolean> firstLevel = new Ref<>(true);
    RefElementNode prevNode = null;
    final Ref<RefElementNode> result = new Ref<>();
    while (true) {
      final RefElementNode currentNode = firstLevel.get() ? nodeToBeAdded : container.createNode(presentation);
      final RefEntityContainer finalContainer = container;
      final RefElementNode finalPrevNode = prevNode;
      TreeUtil.treeNodeTraverser(parentNode).traverse(TreeTraversal.PRE_ORDER_DFS).processEach(node -> {
        if (node instanceof RefElementNode) {
          final RefElementNode refElementNode = (RefElementNode)node;
          final RefEntity userObject = finalContainer.getRefEntity();
          final RefEntity object = refElementNode.getElement();
          if (userObject != null &&
              object != null &&
              (userObject.getClass().equals(object.getClass())) &&
              finalContainer.areEqual(object, userObject)) {
            if (firstLevel.get()) {
              result.set(refElementNode);
            }
            else {
              refElementNode.insertByOrder(finalPrevNode, false);
              result.set(nodeToBeAdded);
            }
            return false;
          }
        }
        return true;
      });
      if(!result.isNull()) return result.get();

      if (!firstLevel.get()) {
        currentNode.insertByOrder(prevNode, false);
      }
      final RefEntityContainer owner = container.getOwner();
      if (owner == null) {
        parentNode.insertByOrder(currentNode, false);
        return nodeToBeAdded;
      }
      container = owner;
      prevNode = currentNode;
      firstLevel.set(false);
    }
  }

  //class cast suppression
  public static InspectionTreeNode merge(InspectionTreeNode child, InspectionTreeNode parent, boolean merge) {
    return ReadAction.compute(() -> {
      if (merge) {
        for (int i = 0; i < parent.getChildCount(); i++) {
          InspectionTreeNode current = (InspectionTreeNode)parent.getChildAt(i);
          if (child.getClass() != current.getClass()) {
            continue;
          }
          if (current instanceof InspectionPackageNode) {
            if (((InspectionPackageNode)current).getPackageName().compareTo(((InspectionPackageNode)child).getPackageName()) == 0) {
              processDepth(child, current);
              return current;
            }
          }
          else if (current instanceof RefElementNode) {
            if (InspectionResultsViewComparator.getInstance().compare(current, child) == 0) {
              processDepth(child, current);
              return current;
            }
          }
          else if (current instanceof InspectionNode) {
            if (((InspectionNode)current).getToolWrapper().getShortName().compareTo(((InspectionNode)child).getToolWrapper().getShortName()) == 0) {
              processDepth(child, current);
              return current;
            }
          }
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60 Hareidim Enlist into Air Force
By year's end, 400 hareidi men will have joined the Air Force in the Shahar Kahol program.
Tags: Shachar Project Hareidi Enlistment
Arutz Sheva , Dec 04 , 2014 7:11 PM
MK Ya'akov Peri meets hareidi soldiers
Amid great tensions over hareidi enlistment, about 60 hareidi soldiers joined the ranks of the IAF Tuesday as part of the Shahar Kahol project, writes the IAF Website.
The new recruits will be integrated into a variety of professions and roles in the IAF, including programmers in the IAF's Ofek computer unit, software inspectors, network administrators and information security professionals, certified electricians, mechanical engineering equipment operators and technicians.
After about three weeks' basic training at the Uvda base, they will begin courses at the College of Management Academic Studies, after which they will receive professional certificates.
"All of the training for hareidi soldiers is carried out separately, in gender-segregated battalions in which the soldiers receive all they need for living their religious way of life," explained the IAF's Captain Moshe Prigan.
By the end of 2014, about 400 young hareidi men will have joined the IAF in the Shahar Kahol project, which is meant to benefit both the IAF and the hareidi sector. Two new positions have recently been opened up to Shahar Kahol enlistees: the first is that of application developer, in cooperation with Microsoft, and the second is that of intelligence investigator.
Daniel Gozlan, 24, who is married with a 5-month-old baby girl, was among those who enlisted Tuesday, and is to serve as a certified electrician after undergoing training.
"I am glad that the military enables people like me to enlist and study a proper profession, and serve while maintaining our lifestyle," he told the IAF Website.
The issue of hareidi enlistment has seen great tensions over the past year amid an Enlistment Law forcing the hareidi draft which has been strongly opposed. More recently the question of enlistment has been cast in further doubt given the Knesset debate on the "religionization" of the IDF, which former IDF Chief Rabbi Brig.-Gen. (res.) Rabbi Avichai Ronski condemned as being anti-Semitic.


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The Problems With Libertarianism
Hasan Piker, Contributor
Political Commentator / The Young Turks
08/26/2016 03:25pm EDT | Updated August 26, 2016
Special thanks to all my libertarian friends who read this before I published it and still continue to be my friend.
The Gadsden Flag
Wouldn't you like to live in a world where the government didn't interfere in your private life, where you paid minimal taxes, and were free to do whatever you wanted as long as it didn't infringe on others freedoms?
Well then, you might be a libertarian… Or you might not.
Libertarianism is a sexy concept right now. You might have heard about it because of third party candidate Gary Johnson, or from the Republican Bernie Sanders, Ron Paul. Or you turned into one overnight after completing Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. But what do libertarians believe in?
The core value of libertarianism is "small government," which is a vague concept meaning pretty much whatever any individual Libertarian wants it to mean. So, anything from keeping the government out of your bedroom to the privatization of almost every function of government from education to the police force can fall under the libertarian agenda.
So it shouldn't be a surprise that fiscally conservative Republicans are more likely to vote libertarian than Democrats. However, on social issues ― some of the libertarian policy positions are actually more progressive than a Occupy Wall Street drum circle. The Libertarian stance on social issues include making prostitution legal and legalizing all drugs ― even the good ones. Libertarians also believe that no military action should be taken against foreign nations unless the U.S. is attacked first. All of which sounds great to me.
What doesn't sound as great are the libertarian ideals on the economic front.
Libertarianism comes down to belief that the principles that drive a free market economy can be applied to how humans govern themselves. It's this idea that an invisible hand that guides the free market will also drive human interaction with social order. This foundation is one that I disagree with, when unchecked ― man motivated by self-gain will not ultimately do the right thing. This is why there are criminals, those who commit crimes even when there is a system that actively tries to prevent it.
The whole purpose of civilization should be to ensure that everyone is fed, clothed, housed and NOT to create the conditions so that the few can secure a substantially greater portion of resources while others are left with virtually none. In a libertarian society, who protects the unprotected, who defends the rights of the defenseless? Even libertarians acknowledge that a free market will drive a larger wealth disparity ― which some believe will be offset by the trickling down of wealth and technology. But wealth inequality paired with deregulation creates an opportunity for haves to rule the have-nots. This is one of the many reasons for regulation ― to ensure that the rich few do not impose their will unjustly or destructively on the poor multitudes.
Another libertarian belief is the idea that the government should not be allowed to impose its will on the citizenry. However, in a truly free market that promotes freedom of contract and de-regulation ― employers have a right to force rules that would never be permitted in our current Democratic systems. Libertarianism is a rich man's ideal. It ostensibly gives ultimate freedoms and choice to everyone at the cost of helping the helpless. It completely ignores the reality of economic forces, which compel the poor to take jobs they don't want and live where they don't want to just because they have to.
While individual freedoms extending to property rights are in the forefront of the core principles of libertarianism ― deregulation and a free market economy that will lead to an even bigger wealth gap sounds like the prologue to the movie Elysium starring Matt Damon. Or Snowpiercer. Or any other dystopian future pic where classism runs rampant and the massive lower income classes rise against their small but incredibly wealthy oppressors.
If you want to understand what would happen in a libertarian society, watch the movie Elysium. That's a libertarian utopia. Where the wealth disparity is abysmal and the eroding middle class has fully shifted well below the poverty line. Yes, we will likely continue to make technological advancements, but increasingly in service to a narrower and narrower segment of the population.
You may see the poor or underclass as weak ― the "losers" in the giant meritocratic experiment that is the libertarian ideal, but weak as they are, there are going to be a hell of a lot more of them than there are of you. So in the hopes of avoiding the fate of the monarchy during the French Revolution, maybe it's best to retain welfare and at least a modest social safety net ― if for no other reason than to keep them from grabbing their pitchforks and turning on you. Think of it as a "Riot Tax."
This is what happens when the poor majority revolts against the wealthy minory
Lamartine in front of the Town Hall of Paris rejects the red flag on 25 February 1848 by Henri Felix Emmanuel Philippoteaux
In the end, libertarianism is similar to communism. On the face they're both noble, but impossibly ambitious theories ― one has individual freedom as its core principle and the other, equality. However, in practice, both concepts lead to outcomes that aren't as pure. Unlike communism, we have yet to see libertarianism crumble after application, but, given the current state of the Republican party, we may see it's influence soon enough.
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"Sure...see the one to the left of the really, really bright one?" asked Sam, pointing up with her hand that wasn't holding Mac's.
"Fred?" she wheezed, when she'd finally managed to draw a breath without immediate fear of hiccups or hysteria.
"You don't think it looks like a Fred?" asked Sam, pouting slightly, although, even in the twilight, Mac was sure she could see those blue eyes sparkling with mischief, which only served to set Mac laughing more.
"Barney better?" suggested Sam, enjoying the rich sound of Mac's laughter mingling with the faint sound of the gentle waves breaking against the sand behind them.
"Mercy...?" when the laughter had become to much for her. Recognising the real distress Mac was in danger of getting herself into, Sam promptly sat down on the sand, spreading her legs so that Mac could sit between her bent knees, using Sam's chest as a supporting back rest.
"Breathe..." encouraged the blonde gently, resting her forearms on her knees, her hands loosely dangling in front of Mac, who obeyed the gentle command and fought to get her breathing back under control. As she focussed on her breathing, she absently reached for the long fingers dangling in front of her chest and started exploring their shape and flexibility with curious fingers of her own.
"Feel better?" asked Sam when, unable to see Mac's face, she heard the even cadence of normal breathing once more.
"Yes...Fred?" asked Mac, sure there was a story involved.
"Seemed sensible when I was four...."
"Ah...lots of stuff does when you're four..." agreed Mac. Now she was no longer worrying about oxygen, she was becoming far too aware of the heat radiating from her 'backrest' and how comfortable she felt, being enclosed in the loose embrace of another - something that rarely happened to the strong willed, independent woman.
"Yeah..." Once again disinterested in the conversation, finding herself far more interested in the elegant neck tantalisingly close to her lips, Sam's answer left Mac feeling dissatisfied intellectually, only to suddenly be completely forgotten about when she felt those lips that had earlier tasted of mint chocolate and steak trace a delicate line of kisses up her neck.
"Mmmm...." Once again, Sarah Mackenzie found herself star-gazing as she instinctively tipped her head back to encourage Sam's tender kissing of her neck. Unfortunately, the moment didn't last for her as the harsh yet quiet sound of the text message alert sounded from Sam's shorts, breaking the moment for Sarah, but not Sam.
"It's for you..." muttered Sam, straightening her left leg so that Mac could slide her hand into the pocket and extract the small cell phone, Sam herself far more interested in tasting the Marine's elegant collar bone which was just about accessible to her.
"You're sure?" asked Mac, the phone now in her hand.
"Uh huh...read it..." instructed Sam, nudging her companion with her knee by way of encouragement. Deciding she really couldn't protest any longer, and anyway, it seemed Sam wasn't going to resume those kisses until after she'd read the message, Mac obediently opened up the inbox.
ONEILL PERS read the caller name.
"My CO? Yes...open it..." coaxed Sam, wondering what Jack had said that meant he preferred to use his private cell phone to text her private cell phone, rather than a military one. Obedient, Mac opened up the message, so that she could read the small black letters on the illuminated screen.
USMC JAG LtC = SGC clearance. USAF LtC - dont forget toothbrush.
"You've got clearance for the SGC..." explained Sam, glad it was dark so that Mac couldn't see her inevitable blush.
"Yeah...it will help you understand how you can commit treason with a telescope..."
"Ah....toothbrush?" As much as she wanted to know about what Sam really did, Mac wasn't interested in work right now, and somehow, she didn't think the toothbrush had much to do about work.
"Too many nights on too many missions in too small a space with my CO and his weird sense of humour..." explained Sam cryptically, plucking the small, forgotten phone from Mac's fingers and slipping it back into her pocket.
"Morning breath?" asked Mac, not really believing that was what the message was about, but failing to come up with another reason for a toothbrush at this time of night.
"Uh huh..." Sam waited whilst the proverbial light clicked on in the lawyer's brain.
"Don't worry. He's kidding you know..." she explained hastily, worrying that Mac's surprise wasn't such a good thing.
"Good...I've always thought getting out of bed to brush your teeth before a morning kiss really spoils the mood..."
"So, can you tell me what you do?"
"I can start....see the star up there?" began Sam, immediately much calmer and confident now she was back into familiar territory.
"Sam..." warned Mac, conscious her ribs were still aching.
"It's called Abydos...and it's actually not a star at all..."


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Perisher is the largest ski resort in the southern hemisphere, & is an amalgamation of four villages (Perisher Valley, Smiggin Holes, Guthega, and Blue Cow) and their associated ski fields, covering approximately 12 square kilometres (4.6 sq mi), with the base elevation at 1,720 metres (5,640 ft) , and the summit elevation of 2,054 metres (6,739 ft) at the top of Mount Perisher. 4.4 square kilometres (1.7 sq mi) of this area is covered by 271 snow guns, which are used to artificially supplement the natural snowfall.
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Home/ Men's Golf/ 2017-18 NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll — No. 2 (Jan. 2)
2017-18 NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll — No. 2 (Jan. 2)
Vanguard (Calif.) remains No. 1 in the first 2018 poll
By Katie Green, Manager of Athletics Communications and Media
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Vanguard (Calif.) remains No. 1 in the 2018 NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll, the national office announced on Tuesday. The Lions garnered eight first-place votes.
Top 25 Highlights (historical information dates back to 2000):
-Vanguard holds an undefeated, 9-0, record. One of those wins was against then-No. 16 Columbia College and another over an NCAA Division II opponents Biola (Calif.) and California State L.A.
- There are no newcomers in the second edition of the poll.
-Oklahoma City holds the longest active streak in the Top 25 with 241 total appearance dating back to 1997-98 school year.
-Union (Tenn.) and Vanguard (Calif.) are the only programs to have spent an entire season ranked No. 1 (Union: 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11) (Vanguard: 2005-06, 2006-07).
Poll Methodology
-The poll was voted upon by a panel of head coaches representing each of the conferences, Association of Independent Institutions and Unaffiliated Groups.
-The Top 25 is determined by a points system based on how each voter ranks the best teams. A team receives 30 points for each first-place vote, 29 for second-place and so on through the list.
-The highest and lowest ranking for each team (a non-rating is considered a low ratings) is removed and the team's ranking will be recalculated with an additional point added to each team for every ballot (including discounted ballots) that the teams appears on.
-Teams that receive only one point in the ballot are not considered "receiving votes"
-Frequency of polls occur bi-weekly. This policy was approved by the National Administrative Council (NAC) for the 2016-17 academic season. This change will allow raters the opportunity to consider a larger body of work in between rating periods.
-For the complete ratings calendar, click here.
2017-18 NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll – No. 2 (Jan. 2)
RANK WEEK SCHOOL [FIRST PLACE VOTES] RECORD POINTS
1 1 Vanguard (Calif.) [8] 9-0 188
2 2 Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) 11-2 182
3 3 Campbellsville (Ky.) 13-2 176
4 4 Shawnee State (Ohio) 13-3 169
5 5 Wayland Baptist (Texas) 8-1 164
6 7 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 11-1 156
7 6 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) 11-2 155
8 8 Oklahoma City 10-2 146
9 9 Benedictine (Kan.) 11-2 140
10 12 Montana Western 11-3 126
11 13 Baker (Kan.) 12-2 125
12 9 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 12-2 123
13 14 Lyon (Ark.) 10-2 118
14 11 Westmont (Calif.) 7-4 116
15 15 The Master's (Calif.) 9-2 105
16 20 Dillard (La.) 12-2 90
17 17 Our Lady of the Lake (Texas) 10-5 88
18 16 Columbia (Mo.) 9-5 80
19 18 John Brown (Ark.) 7-4 72
19 24 Bethel (Tenn.) 9-6 72
21 23 Lindenwood-Belleville (Ill.) 8-3 70
21 22 Montana State-Northern 9-4 70
23 19 Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 11-4 61
24 25 LSU Shreveport (La.) 14-0 53
24 21 Carroll (Mont.) 9-4 53
Dropped from the rankings: None
Others receiving votes: Menlo (Calif.) 38, Providence (Mont.) 26, Loyola (La.) 22, Central Methodist (Mo.) 8, Arizona Christian 7, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 7, Cumberland (Tenn.) 7, Science & Arts (Okla.) 6
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