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Alberto Fernandez and Jeremy Corbyn talked about the Falklands/Malvinas claim
Thursday, November 7th 2019 - 09:59 UTC
Argentine president-elect Alberto Fernandez revealed that last week he received a call from UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn, and despite the ideological affinity, the incoming president said that Argentina under his administration would, always, claim the Falklands/Malvinas Islands sovereignty. Read full article
The moon is green, or there are fairies, or there is a Big Foot in the USA, say what you like, or say what the people want to hear that is the mantra of the politicians.This goes for ALL countries.
This is a bull shit invented story ! There was no talking on the matter between Fernandez and Corbyn !! Such liars! But you know what? It's just typical of the propagandist British pro Islander Occupation people to invent the notion of an aggressive Argentina demanding ownership of the Islander's lives practically, in order to provoke defensive worrying in the Islanders who stand for British involvement, seeking to cause a reaction. Look at the pictures of this article! Could they be more blatantly obvious in what they are trying to suggest the reader??? Just ridiculous, MercoPress keeps fighting it's own fictitious war
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"I will call him to claim the Malvinas because they are an integral part of Argentina",
Only by the dubious concept of "proximity" just as the eastern Aegean islands "belong" to Turkey, despite being populated by Greeks, and countless other similar examples around the world.
Islander1
Trimonde- Actually your Country and Governments always have claimed ownership of our lives- Your side claim our homeland - and would ensure that we would no longer have the elected Government of our free democratic choice - quite simple actually.
If- god help UK as it would be turned into another Venezuela in a few years - Corbyn were to win with a majority- he most likely would open discussions with Argentina against o wishes and will of course strip down and emasculate British Armed Forces - so yes he would be good news for your side and bad news for us.
RedBaron
".....that does not end Argentine sovereignty over the Malvinas"?
Assuming that he meant to say 'the Falkland Islands', Argentine sovereignty of the Falkland Islands never STARTED, so how could it end?
Fernandez and the Argie government can continue to claim all they like, for as long as they like wherever they like but the Islands are not up for negotiation or discussion and, unless the Argies want to take their case to the ICJ (they have had plenty of time to do this already and clearly are not convinced of their own arguments to win the case) then they should put up, shut up and sort out their own domestic affairs before imposing their chaos on anyone else.
Yes Trimonde, look at the pictures. Fernandez shouting the slogan " Islas Malvinas son Argentine " whereas Corbyn looks up and says " F**k off, it would be political suicide " to even think about it.
Actually you're completely wrong and intentionally misinformed on that @Shackleton. Argentina claims the islands in the category of them being an integral part of its territory, not only because of proximity, but principally because of our political history. 45 years after your country abandoned its small short lived attempt of nabbing the islands from the Spanish, Argentina was modestly settled on the Island flying its flag in Puerto Luis, the old Spanish previously French settlement on the half or the archipelago Britain never settled on. Port Egmont was on the Western Island facing Argentina. But Spain would not even have that, as it considered to Britain's knowledge the whole archipelago in Spanish Territory. Argentina stayed in Puerto Soledad and changed its name at the time of independence from Spain. When Britain found out the settlement had been blasted by the greedy arrogance of the U.S.' Silas Duncan, who felt the Islands needed no law of governance, Britain seized the opportunity over a beleaguered group of survivors, yet still flying the Argentine flag to go and forcefully take the islands from them at gun point.
This is the actual story Britain omits telling the world, while it tries to make it about its exported Islander ponds it put there to confront the Argentine right to the islands, taking advantage of its overwhelmingly greater military strength. In effect Britain has never stopped grabbing, stealing, blackmailing Argentina, keeping foreigners out, and every other number of ways to force itself there for 187 years. Even the war of 82 regardless of the English language narrative's attempt to educate the world about the islands, is also part of its hard work to force its presence on the islands in order to beat Argentina's right to them, established in 1820. ... As you and the rest of us can see, you exemplify quintessentially the well educated narrative all British citizens have been droned with for 38 years now by your "information authorities"
@ Trimonde
It would be a complete waste of time - like talking to a brain-washed brick wall - to respond to the typical lies, half-truths and distortions you have been parroting since you were taught at age 3 how to parrot lies and fantasies..!
Your "historical" claim to the Falklands - assuming there was ever any substance to it - was completely contradicted by your subsequent and totally fallacious claim to S.Georgia and the other sub-Antarctic islands in its group. This completely exposes your Falklands claim for the BIG LIE it is - and which should be obvious even to a brick wall like you.
Explain on what grounds do you claim S.Georgia..? You can't can you?
Timlander1 - Actually my Country and Governments always have claimed ownership of our British occupied Insular territory in the South Atlantic..., not your lives - My side claims our homeland alright- and would ensure that you Kelpers would have your elected local Government by your free democratic choice as an autonomous region of Argentina - quite simple actually....
If Corbyn (or any other Non Haughty / Non Recalcitrant Imperialist Thinking candidate) were to win with a majority - he/she most likely would open discussions with Argentina in line with the wishes and interests of Britains mayority... and hopefully would reduce the British Armed Farces - so yes he/she would be good news for Britain..., for Argentina and for the rest of the World and bad news for you Kelpers...
@Shackleton, whose lying? Well ... YOU ARE, not me. Though I actually went to grammar school in Argentina before the war of 82, and knew of the Islands. I did not learn the details about it's history or what the conflict dispute consisted of until about 2013 when I started participating in daily arguments about it on facebook. Amazingly even to me now, I followed the war Britain unleashed on the Islands against Argentina every single one of these 72 days from our home in Los Angeles. ... You sure talk a lot of shit, but ... what else is new? The British are the ones most known for lying and false propaganda information dissemination out of the whole Western family of nations. So I don't care to repeat myself, but how about YOU tell ME with correcting precision, where exactly is it that I lied with what I said before? And let me ask you this, though we are all very well versed with English produced narratives about the Islands ... what Spanish written knowledge de YOU have about Argentina's history on the Malvinas?
I will accept your silence too, as I'm not interested really in having you mock your own ignorance before everyone in the group either.
Hear..., hear... Mr. Timonde...
I sense that you know them haughty Anglo Imperialistic Manners.as well as I do...
I also sense that you..., contrary to my case..., have some Anglo blood flowing in your veins...;-)
Here we are..., anyhow... Two reasonably educated Argies that know first hand the realities of the Anglosphere... debating in Engrish against some one eyed (not you..., Mr. Miller...), monolingual, uninformed, brainwashed, haughty, Engrish jingoistic supremacists...
Regards...
Guess again@Think. all Mediterranean blood here. Dad Italo Argentina, mom Arab Galician Syrian and Portuguese.
My sincerest apologies...!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-FucbvoFFy0
;-)))
DemonTree
How's life in Italy? Better than the good ole US of A?
Two different worlds
Terence Hill
"Argentina was modestly settled on the Island flying its flag in Puerto Luis, ..." completely illegal as Argentina was barred under the accords of the Peace of Utrecht, which explicitly bars any Argentine claim of succession.
"...it is hereby further agreed and concluded, that neither the Catholic King, nor any of his heirs and successors whatsoever, shall sell, yield, pawn, transfer, or by any means, or under any name, alienate from them and the crown of Spain, to the French, or to any other nations whatever, any lands, dominions, or territories, or any part thereof, belonging to Spain in America."
The Nootka Convention: "...Article VI provided that neither party would form new establishments on any of the islands adjacent to the east and west coasts of South America then occupied by Spain....... there was an additional secret article which stipulated that Article VI shall remain in force only so long as no establishment shall have been formed by the subjects of any other power on the coasts in question. This secret article had the same force as if it were inserted in the convention.......The United Provinces of the River Plate was not a party to the convention. Therefore it is defined in the convention as 'other power' and the occupation of the settlement (at Port Louis) by subjects of any other power negated Article VI and allowed Great Britain to re-assert prior sovereignty and form new settlements.
h ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nootka_Convention
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Apcbg/Nootka_Sound_Convention
Voice, V0ice, Vestige, Think et al, sock-puppeteer extraordinaire and mythology major
"he/she most likely would open discussions with Argentina in line with the wishes and interests of Britains mayority." Wrong as the UN Charter bars the UK from any such undertaking.
BrianFI
Trimonde aka Patrick Regini. This article was written the Daily Express. Its a copy and paste. Don't blame Falkland Islanders for this. Also, why did you beat up your mother Patrick? Why did you racially abuse natives in Hawaii?
Yeah, Italy's pretty nice; good food and pleasant weather, plus tons of history and culture. The politics is a bit fucked up at the moment, though.
" This article was written the Daily Express."
I'm surprised, I'd have expected more raging against Corbyn from them.
BrianFI. This article was written by the Daily Express. Your very ownPenguinPress copies and pastes it. Don't aquit the Falkland Islanders for this. Also, why do you need info about why to beat up your mother, BrianFI? Why do you racially abuse natives in Argentina?
Trimonde, stop banging on about it, take it to the ICJ if you have a good case, no I didn't think so.
Argentina was not an outside state to Spain regarding the Treaty of Utrecht. It WAS Spain. It broke out of the Spanish Empire taking territory with it, and there is nothing in the treaty of Utrecht that specifies the case of a country separating from Spain. Spain did not give it. It lost it.
Same thing with the Nootka Convention. Argentina was born with the Islands already in them.
@Terrance Hill
@BrianFI
This is so juicy! I can't believe you're actually been caught doing this!!
Someone who regularly speaks with Islanders, and whose name obviously I will not divulge, has told me you were caught boarding visiting ships and robbing passengers while they were visiting Stanley. And that you like making up lies about things Argentinians do on the Islands to make them look bad. Like you were going around saying that an Argentine couple were kicking around and hitting penguins and seals with branches, breaking plants in people's gardens and totally making up stories! LOL I absolutely believe them. It sounds just like your little hateful spiteful lying ass would do something just like that. IMPLANTED SQUATTER
Typical Argie style - Denial, deception, deceit and bluster with the predictable support of your bum-buddy señor El SThink. No co-incidence that your distraction debating style has so much in common with your champion chuntering comrade Castro - ignore difficult questions by waffling on at great length about anything else in the hope that your audience will fall asleep and forget the real issue.
When will you - or El SThink - ever attempt to answer my long-standing question about South Georgia? If your claim to the Falklands is based on history, (however spurious) and has nothing to do with geographical proximity - because you know the latter is legally invalid - is your claim to S.Georgia also based on some historical precedent? And if not, for what purpose did your country make that claim, other than greed for more territory?
Argentina was trespassing in 1833 Trimonde. Warned twice, in writing in 1829 & 1832 but BA chose to ignore the warnings. Legally ejected in a peaceful police action.
Proven by the French in 1766 that Spain had no claim to territory it had never laid eyes on.
Add to that, the myth of inheritance from Spain is nothing more than an Argie fantasy.
The US Commissioners in 1819 conducted a thorough evaluation of the UP and noted that its claimed southern boundary went no further that 37 degrees South. The Official reply to Parish in 1824 confirmed that.
The evidence is against Argentina Trimonde, which is why it will never go to the ICJ.
Mr. Roger Lorton...
You say...:
***"The US Commissioners in 1819 conducted a thorough evaluation of the UP and noted that its claimed southern boundary went no further that 37 degrees South"***
I say...:
Same type of US Commissioners that in the1800's conducted a thorough evaluation of the US ~500 First Nations and noted that their claimed boundaries were no other than irrelevant...?
I Think..., the ICJ of today would find it difficult to rule on the base of such "legal" documents..., copper...
Think, you simply do not think. Argentina viewed the boundaries of the Patagonian indigenous people in exactly the same way. That 1740 boundary set by treaty between Spain and the tribes ignored in the 1860s.
Typically, of course, you miss the point. In 1819 Buenos Aires did not claim the Falklands. Nor in 1824 when BA replied to Parish's questions about it claims. No mention before the 1825 treaty despite being asked.
But tell me, if inheritance had been recognised as a legal reality in the 19th century, why would BA have inherited when the last seat of the Viceroyalty was at Montevideo?
I doubt the ICJ would have any problem at all old man.
Trimonde and Tinkle sweety are still living in the past. What would the world look like if we went back 250 years or so? Just suck it up and move on, the FALKLANDERS have.
Me dear Copper...
- It ain't me trying to present as valid auld forked tongue treaties and documents written by the dominant powers of the day and violently forced onto the less afortunate as evidence..., copper...
It's you...
Good God Trimonde she must have been putting it around.
"There is nothing in the treaty of Utrecht that specifies the case of a country separating from Spain." It's covered "that neither the Catholic King, nor any of his heirs and successors whatsoever, shall sell, yield, pawn, transfer, or by any means, or under any name, alienate from them and the crown of Spain, to the French, or to any other nations whatever, any lands, dominions, or territories, or any part thereof, belonging to Spain in America."
Nootka Convention covers their exclusion "This secret article had the same force as if it were inserted in the convention.......The United Provinces of the River Plate was not a party to the convention. Therefore it is defined in the convention as 'other power' and the occupation of the settlement (at Port Louis) by subjects of any other power negated Article VI and allowed Great Britain to re-assert prior sovereignty and form new settlements."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nootka_Convention
Mr Lorton, the world simply does not work according to British will.
Empires and country's may claim land from afar, but if they don't make good on their supposed intentions, they simply have no right in this universe to tell people to stay away. You can't "reserve" land on this world for ever. I don't care about your warnings or treaties, if you do not enact your reasons for them at that moment in history, they simply have no worth. Argentina was settled on the Islands, they had people they brought cattle, they brought provisions, they farmed (attempted to) and gave birth to a lovely baby girl. IT WAS TOO LATE, we declared them part of the United Provinces, while Britain only claimed colonial right to them. ...Of course your country was well aware of the situation, and understood fully well that there are natural principals on which rules we set for the world stand on. The Vice Royalty, which included the islands in Spain since 1776, fought for their independence and won it. Again... these are all things your country knew had righteous value to them. You can try and argue with your rule yards and treaty measures all you want, but at the end of the day, we all know Britain cowardly took them from Argentina exploiting the situation, it cheated and abused it's power. Had circumstances been different, arrangements or whatever rules of engagement you had with Spain, no matter, you still would have lost the islands properly. Your country was not just an abusive cheater lying robber in Argentina alone, oh no no no, I'm not saying that at all. This is what Britain did everywhere. Britain simply thought the world was up for grabs, and simply kicked people out of the way, or used them with condescendingly tricky proposals. ... And you know what? It still is that same mentality of a country. All it's done is changed the shape of its spots, but it definitely has not lost them. The Islanders are just an extension of this, they are occupiers doing your country's dirty work.
Think, Spain was not a power?
Trimonde, you have a rosy view of history but are way off the facts. Vernet arrived as a trespasser in 1826. The islands were already disputed between two nations. Buenos Aires was in no position to 'declare' anything. Just trespassers. They achieved no effective control being thrown off in 1831 by the Yanks before being thrown off again in 1833 by the British. Trespassers gain no rights.
Vernet did not take cattle, they did not farm and Vernet's daughter was not the first child born in the islands. The French had three, English one and even Jean Simon had a child before Vernet did.
As for your 'natural principles', no European nation recognised the concept of any inheritance by a revolted territory, and BA was not the Viceroyalty after 1810. The last Viceroy was Elio who had his capital at Montevideo until 1814, not BA. Try to get your facts right.
I have no need to present any argument. It is Argentina that plays the plaintiff. BA (not Argentina) was trespassing in 1826 and had clearly acted outside its powers in granting licences and titles to Vernet. So said your own Senate in 1882. Argetina has no claim, the islands are British. If there was a usurpation in 1833 it was of Spain, which lost that old dispute. Spain had the decency to recognise British sovereignty in 1863. Argentina was never relevant. Never a player. Just a complainer. ..... And you know what? You still have that mentality. BA should have dealt with the warnings in 1829 instead of hoping they would go away. Naive, and so you still are.
We will never go away and I repeat. BA was trespassing in 1833.
"We declared them part of the United Provinces, while Britain only claimed colonial right to them."
There is no such distinction as to territory under international law. As in '82 the UK was able to rely on it's UN Charter right to 'self defence'
"You simply have no right in this universe to tell people to stay away." Wrong the UK has every such right under international law, which absolutely veto's your unqualified, biased sophistry.
"The Island of Palmas tribunal of the PCA at the Hague explicitly recognized the validity of conquest as a mode of acquiring territory when it declared in its decision that:
"If a dispute arises as to the sovereignty over a portion of territory, it is customary to examine which of the States claiming sovereignty possesses a title—cession conquest, occupation, etc.—superior to that which the other State might possibly bring forward against it."
"the General Assembly declared in 1970 that the modern prohibition against the acquisition of territory by conquest should not be construed as affecting titles to territory created 'prior to the Charter regime and valid under international law'.
Akehurst's Modern Introduction To International Law by Peter Malanczuk
The real trespassers here were the British, they were the trespassers since the day they tried to sneak in Port Egmont past Spanish detection. Britain always kept its distance, and let Argentina continue to settle the islands. Why? Because it is the robber of the story. The only reason they are there now is because it could push Argentina over thanks to its military overwhelming strength. NO-OTHER-REASON. Roger, the term "trespasser" is just your invention, your way of filibustering based on the wish your narrative is a true narrative. It makes no sense actually from the moment you yourself say it was being disputed by two nations, as per definition "trespasser" means going into someONE else's property. And it wasn't British property. And it makes no sense for several reasons. The other reason is that as far as Spain was concerned there was no dispute, the dispute had been settled in 1773, in 1776 the Islands were included in the Rio de la Plata Vice-royalty. If the United States broke up into States, do you think Washington would have the right to tell San Francisco "you are not part of California, you are part of Washington"? Argentina broke off from Spain and obviously Spain conceded the Islands stay with the United Provinces. There was no need for "permission". You're narrative on the other hand is only fantastically hopeful one here. There is a reason the conflict exists, and it has to do with Britain's self centered abuse of power in keeping something that now belonged to another (what a surprise!)
You're so hilariously desperate now, and delusional. This one is a gem! : "As for your 'natural principles', no European nation recognized the concept of any inheritance by a revolted territory, and BA was not the Viceroyalty after 1810. The last Viceroy was Elio who had his capital at Montevideo until 1814, not BA. Try to get your facts right."
Elio never became anything. What does Europe have to do with our rights? I don't even have the space left to point out..
Still failing with the facts Trimonde Betts?
Sneak past Spanish detection? Byron arrived at Port Egmont in January 1765. McBride in January 1766. Spain did not arrive in the islands until March 1767.
Argentina was, still is, the would-be 'robber'. As the UP, Argentina attempted to 'sneak in' in 1820, but then bottled it. They tried again to 'sneak in' in 1824, but that went badly. 1828 went better for them, but only covertly. Hiding their pretensions. No publicity. It was Lavalle that fouled up Argentina's sneaking around with a public display of its pretensions. I do wonder if he knew the trouble he was causing for his successors. I like to think so. Didn't they shoot him?
Yes, Alexo, trespassing. The territory was disputed by Britain and Spain. Two owners already. In reality, of course, Britain was firmly positioned in the western islands and Spain in the east - Soledad. Britain did not challenge Spain after 1771, as Spain did not challenge Britain. A status quo that became the norm.
Buenos Aires chose to trespass on the Spanish Island. Someone else's property.
After that you start to ramble. Nothing of importance in 1773. The convention was 1771, the recall of Britain's garrison in 1774. The Viceroyalty was founded in 1776 but never attempted to replace Spain's marks and signs of sovereignty in the western islands. The Viceroyalty stuck with Soledad. And it is a fact that the last capital city of the Viceroyalty was Montevideo and, yes, Elio was recognised officially by Spain, as the Viceroy.
As I keep saying, do try to get your facts right. The truth does not require too much space and everything I say, I can prove.
Trimonde you are living in the past. Move on , the FALKLANDERS already have , why not you. Let's face you and your ilk have not got a leg to stand on,it is 2019 now just live with it. Same old crap coming out of your mouth. The FALKLANDERS have decided they wish to be a British Overseas Territory and that my friend is the end of the matter.Take it to the ICJ. Tell us all why does Argentina NOT take it to the ICJ, I and I am sure our readers would like to know why not. As usual you will NOT answer us.
You are INVERTED golfcronie. EQUAL RESPECT AMONG ALL NATIONS, is a matter of the Present. It is actually the Islanders and international British politics that is stuck in the past.
"They tried to sneak in Port Egmont past Spanish detection" Liar, was settled before Spain had set foot on the Islands.
"Port Egmont was established in on 25 January 1765, by an expedition led by Commodore John Byron"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Egmont
"In 1766, France surrendered its claim on the Falklands to Spain"
I don't lie. It is the British who lie right through their teeth about this.
It was not a matter of "setting foot" on the Islands. That was Spain's region. Everyone knew it as it was part of the treaty Spain and Portugal created BEFORE THE BRITISH even started navigating south. That is why the French, even though they actually created a settlement, conceded to relinquishing it and getting paid for it by their for their trouble. The Spanish were unaware of Port Egmont, and when they learned of it, the confronted successfully the British over it. What does that tell you?
"That was Spain's region" and pray how did they resolve such an impasse, when their claim was rejected?
In Spain's case, they had to eat an awful lot of humble pie to placate a rival. Who was fully prepared to engage in war to settle the issue.
Spain's region? Utter nonsense Trimonde Betts, the Bull of a Pope could not restrict any nation. Contrary to Argie nonsense, Pope's were not the source of international law. Occupation was necessary and for your information, Spain knew about Port Egmont from 1766, they just could not find it.
What does the confrontation tell me? How Spain lost. Spain sent an overwhelming force to kick off the British and then lost the negotiation that followed. The threat of a war with Britain was something that Spain was not strong enough to face without France. Spain was forced to withdraw and stayed withdrawn. Spain removed its marks & signs of sovereignty from Fort George in 1771. They were never replaced.
You need to learn some history. Swallowing the garbage that Argentina indoctrinates you with just makes you look dumb.
Enrique Massot
This is really bad news for the islanders.
President Mauricio Macri has been the best-ever president for them, with his subservient attitude towards the U.K. and his contempt for Argentina's anti-colonialist past. However, Macri has also hurt Argentina, and because of that has been the only president to be kicked out after a single term since re-election became possible in 1994.
Expect much more pressure from Argentina to return the islands from Dec. 10 on.
Macri was merely a little brighter than the rest of the population Enrique. There was nothing he could do about Argentina's failed Falklands policy which has been failing for 190 years. It is no news at all to the islanders. They know that Argentines like shooting themselves in the foot.
It is just bad news for you.
Long live the British and long live the FALKLANDERS.
Trimonde and Enrique please tell us the reason Argentina WILL NOT GO TO THE ICJ and get this sorted once and for all, You both have spent years on this and still have not got anywhere. GO TO THE ICJ if you are so confident.
TWIMC...
I can't help noticing that most of the Anglos posting in here are...:
1) Angry auld men..., comlpetely dissapointed by current UK politics..., afraid of Greta Thunberg and wet-dreamin' 'bout them "Good Auld Imperial Times"...
2) Willingly keeping themselves ignorant about the plight & abandon their "Empire" imposed on them Malvinas Kelpers between 1840-1980... (Special mention of honour here to my dear foe..., Mr. Roger Lorton..., that has willingly chosen to live under a military dictatorship that forces him to bend over locally..., and seems to compensate by ommiting that Inconvenient Kelper Truth from his Fawlty Anglocentric Malvinas Timeline...)
3) Sillily and haughtily ignoring the lost opportunities of economic growth a determined Argie Administration in conjunction of our politically shifting region... (Think Chile and Brasil...)... can cause to the UK..., including them Malvinax Kelpers who..., by the way are more than aware about that reality...
Have a nice Sunday..., folks...
El Think
Tinkle old fruit, tell us why the Argentine has NOT taken the " so called sovereignty dispute to the ICJ " I and many of our readers would like an answer if NOT too difficult for you.
Hi Think!
I'm not an angry old man, I ain't afraid of no Greta's, and I'm more interested in the future than the past. I'm a younger generation who supports the left... and I still feel the same way about the Falklands. Dream all you want, it ain't happening.
I'm not expecting this election to make much difference, either. It's a pointless argument when both countries have way bigger problems.
Thunk
I am, at times, an angry old man. I am most certainly disappointed by UK politics. Tired of the lies and unkept promises. One of the advantages of a benign dictatorship now that you mention it, is that the PM here does not tell lies. He has no need to, nobody can shift him anyway. Quite refreshing in some ways. Quieter too. Not sure about the local bending over, most people just get on with feeding their families. Police have been reigned in too and the army, on the rare occasions you see them now, are very polite. Benign is the word. Haven't shot anyone. I don't believe that there is anyone locked up either. If votes do not actually have any meaning, here or the UK, then we all live under dictatorships.
What inconvenient 'Kelper Truth' are you referring to? You claim the Timeline is faulty without, as far as I can see, ever having read it. I am quite happy to be corrected on the details and, if you had read it, you would know that I include a variety of quotations from both sides.
Any igorance appears to be all yours Thunk.
Redhoyt...
What part of...: ***"The plight & abandon their "Empire" imposed on them Malvinas Kelpers between 1840-1980... "*** ... , do you need clarification about..., copper...?
Them Kelper's dispair and resignation of the 50's.., 60's and 70's still lingers in my memory..., as thick as that times omnipresent peat-reek stench...
I don't even want to Think how bad it was before me time...!
You make no sense Thunk. Plight? There was never an obligation to remain. They were not prisoners and could leave at any time. That they stayed suggests that they found life pleasant enough compared to elsewhere. Abandoned? Not at all. Continuous administration from 1834 until today. How so 'abandoned'?
The sentence you place between quotation marks is from where? Please, clarify.
Moody began the process of colonization in 1841 but it had never been regarded as the most suitable place for a colony, its only perceived advantages being strategic. As a result, the colony grew slowly, at its own pace. James Biggs and Thomas Yates arrived with Moody in 1842. Their descendants are still there. Those 9 generations have never been forced to be there.
Despair? Resignation? Islanders' were always opposed to Argentina's spurious claims; getting downright political after 1967. Fighting to stay.
Methinks, Thunk, that your memory is, at best, selective if not completely flawed.
1) - Plight..., yes... They "could" leave at any time alright..., but with their Second Class British Subject passport..., WITHOUT the Right of Abode in the UK..., it wasn't that easy...
- Those who stayed were the docile and the content with their meager Imperial alimonies...
- That's why you have many more Kelpers living in NZ..., Oztralia and Patagonia than in Malvinas..., copper...
2) Abandoned, yes... ***"Under continuous administration from 1834 until today"***.... alright...
- Like Ireland, ya know..? Under continuous administration from 1801until 1922...
3) You ask me where the sentence I placed between quotation marks is from...?
- Try reading my previous comments..., copper... There you will find it..., without any quotation marks... Feel free to use it in your Fawlty, Biased Timeline if you so wish...
4) Kelper despair... Kelper resignation... against their colonial abandonment plight...
Of course..., a plight conveniently "Airbrushed" from your Fawlty Biased Timeline..., copper...
- Many a second class Engrish..., Scottish..., Irish or Danish/Norwegian Kelper without any legal rights to abode in the UK..., or to buy their houses in Malvinas..., or to buy some land in Malvinas or to start a business in Malvinas..., were not always negative towards Argentina...
- The monopolistic Falkland Islands Company and the Malvinas Islands absentee owners went indeed downright political after 1967....Fighting for Profits..., ya know..., copper...
Tinkle old fruit, the past is in the past, move on. I sure many Argies are not happy with their situation at present or indeed in the past, what with dictators and Presidents ripping off the country. But all this will change with the new Presidentcy,I am sure you will agree.The 18 odd million below the poverty line in Argentina will be rubbing their hands at free gnochies and handouts under the Fernandez/Fernandez ticket.Anyway what on Earth has the FALKLANDERS plight got to do with you. Their " plight" has got even better thanks to Argentinas INVASION of their beloved FALKLANDS.It has brought to the UK public what a happy place it is.
Lol. Some people are never satisfied: complains when Kelpers are poor, complains when Kelpers get rich. Complains when Britain doesn't invest in their economy, complains when it does. Complains when they don't get special treatment (citizenship) compared to other BOTs, complains when they do. Complains about emigration, and complains about immigration too. Complains about living in a dictatorship, and wanted to force other people to live under it anyway.
@Roger
Dictators still have to keep some people happy, even if it's just the army. They're not exactly known for their honesty.
Thank you Thunk, yup, that is what I thought. A selective memory based upon Argie propaganda. Times were no harder in the Falklands than in many other colonies, and rather better than some. And it was a colony. Rules for colonies differed and no, many colonies were not viewed as having an automatic right to British citizenship. Why would they? Seems to me that the islanders won in the end though which is what matters.
You should be happy for them.
DT. Seems that no political system is known for its honesty. Thailand has had a few coups. Just part of the political landscape here.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/20/why-does-thailand-have-so-many-coups.html
"What it does mean is that there has been a normalization of military coups. They are seen as an acceptable way to solve a political crisis, and often it's the public calling for the military to step in."
Exactly what I'm saying. In some ways that system makes popularity even more important. Lose the support of important sectors of society and a leader can quickly lose power, even after winning an election fair and square.
That's what bugs me about his faux-concern. He's NOT happy for them, and he chooses to vote for people whose aim is to put them back in that state. It's all an act.
Geeeee..., copper...
You started soooo good...!
Attacking my frail Insular Patagonian selective auld memories...
For immediately after validating each of them..., thus confirming that that Fawlty Biased Timeline of yours is mainly based on selected information taken from selective memories...
(And all of it..., in that cynical haughty Engrish Imperial Way..., them Kelpers and I are soooo fond of...)
You are very confused Thunk, but I believe that I see your basic problem with understanding the situation. The Falklands were a Colony, their status is now British Overseas Territory. What they are not and never have been, is an extension of Cornwall.
For an old man who claims never to have read the Timeline, you appear to have determined views on it.
Why the need to lie..., copper...?
We have discussed this before..., remember...?
When did I ever claim never to have read that fawlty Timeline...?
It was quite OK..., when it was prefaced..., quite sincerely..., by you...
Later... you met them "Tall Chaps" from "The Charity" and became obtundated...
Your lack of knowledge regarding the Timeline makes it very apparent that you have not read it Thunk. Not in the last half dozen years at any rate. Still, if you have read it, you will be able to identify those 'faults' you keep referring to .... no?
No idea who you are talking about? Tall chaps? Charity?
F.I.A., copper...
Capisce now...?
I am a member but I am not much in the UK so I am not involved. Went to a couple of receptions. Not really my scene, buttering up the great and the good. I'm more your 'let's have a beer at the local' sort. Met some nice people mind, Robert Headland stands out in my memory. Met some others who were ...... tall ;-)
Voice used to have a theory it was the FIA who started MP. I suppose you wouldn't know?
By MP do you mean Mount Pleasant ? I am not aware of any specific connection.
Don't be silly copper...
MP means..., of course..., Metropolitan Police...
Chuckl...
Mercopress, this site with news in English for Mercosur and the 'South Atlantic'. Seemed more plausible to me than any other suggestion.
Mercopress? Hmm, interesting thought. Quite possible.
Quite possible..., copper...?
Selective memory mode again..., huhhhh?
The financing of Mount Pleasant's Metropolitan Police are clear...
A guy from Chubut got banned years ago for whisttleblowing..., remember...?
Ended with a non-disclosure gentlemans agreement between Sr. GM and a Patagonian auld fart...
You can ask next time you're drinking champagne at one of their soirées. :)
I am not aware of any connection between MercoPress and the FIA Thunk. Selective memory has nothing to do with it. I merely acknowledged the possibility.
DT - never say never, but I doubt that I'll attend any more. My pattern has changed and I don't now get back to the UK until after their soiree has been and gone. However, if an opportunity arises, I will enquire.
In fact, while I think about it - "Gus, are you a puppet of the AngloSpectre Organisation publicly known as the FIA"?
This may take a while ;-)
Copper..., paraphrasing sweet Ella Jane...:
"You say laughter and I say larfter...
You say after and I say arfter...
You say puppet of the AngloSpectre Organisation publicly known as the FIA and I say business...
Laughter, larfter...
After, arfter...
Puppet of the AngloSpectre Organisation publicly known as the FIA, business...
Let's call the whole thing off..., for Gus's sake...;-)


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AVENGER, THE
(1960) Heinz Drache, Ingrid Van Bergen, Klaus Kinski, Benno Sterzenbach, Ina Duscha. An ugly hunchbacked ape man decapitates people and mails their heads to Scotland Yard. Great pre-credit sequence has two British ladies finding an abandoned box by a railroad track. They open it and...
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(1963, Upgraded 10/26/21) Joachim Fuchsberger, Grit Bottscher, Charles Boetnier, Werner Peters, Dieter Borsche, Eddi Arent. A mad criminal is on the loose! Witnesses describe a black-hooded figure whom they have seen disappearing into a ruined Abbey tower. A number of people from a British nobleman's estate storm this ancient abbey, which is supposed to be filled with...
CASE OF THE FRIGHTENED LADY
(1939, Upgraded 11/16/21) Marius Goring, Penelope Dudley-Ward, Helen Haye, Felix Aylmer, George Merritt, Ronald Shiner. This is a fine old dark house thriller with all the usual elements: The head of an old English family seems to have some dread secret. His servants even seem furtive in nature. Then there's the doctor whose...
CAT 'O NINE TAILS—Anamorphic Widescreen Edition
(1971) James Franciscus, Karl Malden, Catherine Spaak, Horst Frank, Rada Rassimov. Impressive later Wallace thriller with a couple of imported American actors. Malden is a blind, retired journalist who overhears a cryptic conversation in front of a medical facility. That night a company guard is slain...
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(1936) Noah Beery, June Duprez, Niall McGinnis, Hugh Wakefield, Alfred Drayton, Gordon McLeod, Paul Blake. Engaging Edgar Wallace chiller as a nefarious gang terrorizes greater London. Their mysterious leader's identity is unknown, even to the gang...
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(1960, Upgraded 10/15/21) Renate Ewert, Klauss Wussow, Eddi Arent, Karl-Georg Saebisch, Thomas Alder, Edith Mill. A strange, red circle appears on the neck of a man saved from the guillotine. What is its mysterious meaning? Tragically, it turns out turns out to be something of a family curse, as each generation thereafter bears the same sign, which in turn leads to...
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(1964, Updated 10/25/21) Harold Lieb, Judith Dornys, Rudolf Forster, Werner Peters, Klaus Kinski, Vera Tschechowa, Eddi Arent. The aged owner of an old gambling casino dies, making a young girl heir to his amassed fortune that lies hidden in a secret tomb. Shady underworld members become the victims of both greed and the dread secret of the...
CURSE OF THE YELLOW SNAKE
(1963, Anamorphic Widescreen Edition) Joachim Fuchsberger, Pinkas Braun, Brigitte Grothum. There's a big fight over an ancient Oriental talisman. It's wanted by a fanatical Chinese movement that seeks world domination. Lots of crazed...
DEAD EYES OF LONDON
(1961) Joachim Fuchsberger, Karen Baal, Klaus Kinski, Andy Berber. In the early 1960's a large number of German films came out based on horror stories of Edgar Wallace. This is one of the best, a remake of Lugosi's THE HUMAN MONSTER. A monstrous, blind killer is on the loose in London! Wealthy, heavily insured men are being bumped off, one by one...
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(1971, Upgraded 11/1/21) Hansjorg Felmy, Uschi Glas, Werner Peters, Gunther Stoll. When an Australian woman arrives in London, she discovers her sister is involved with a ruthess heroin smuggling gang. Complicating matters is that the gang itself is being targeted by an unknown assailant who shoots his victims dead with a bullet in the head...
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(1962, Updated 10/25/21) Heinz Drach, Sabine Sesselmann, Eddi Arent, Pinkas Braun, Klaus Kinski, Ady Berber. This terrific Wallace chiller is one of the better in the series. A beautiful woman arrives at a mysterious mansion. Little does she realize there's a psycho afoot who has built his own torture chamber, which is overstocked with helpless victims. The killer plans...
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(1969) Klaus Kinski, Margaret Lee, Gunther Stoll, Christiane Kruger, Syd Chaplin. Kinski is actually the good guy in this rare Wallace-style Constantin thriller. His lesbian wife dies. She may or may not have been murdered. It's a real shock though, when he sees her in a porno film made after the time of her supposed death...
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THE DEVIL'S AGENT (1961, Anamorphic) Peter Van Eyck, Christopher Lee, Macdonald Carey, Marianne Koch. Former wartime Intel officer Van Eyck runs into his old pal, Lee, who takes him to his mansion for a fishing excursion. THE FACE OF THE FROG (1959, Anamorphic) Carl Lange, Joachim Fuchsberger, Siegfried Lowitz, Eddi Arent. An American detective becomes involved in a series of ghastly crimes. The only clue is the mysterious seal of the White Frog...
BLOOD DEMON (1967, Anamorphic) Christopher Lee, Lex Barker, Karin Dor, Carl Lange. Barker sentences Lee, the evil Count Regula, to death for slaying 12 virgins. Many years later, Lee returns from the dead to claim revenge on Barker's son. THE HUNCHBACK OF SOHO (1968, Anamorphic) Gunther Stoll, Pinkas Braun, Monika Peitsch. Terrifying things are happening around the grounds of an old castle, within which is a boarding house for delinquent girls...
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FORGER OF LONDON
(1961) Karin Dor, Hellmut Lange, Siegfried Lowitz, Eddi Arent, Mady Rahl, Walter Rilla. Scotland Yard investigates a clever ring of counterfeiters who are flooding England with phony money. The prime suspect is an amnesiac playboy, to whom beautiful Karin Dor has just wed. What horrifying secrets are...
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HAND OF POWER (aka THE ZOMBIE WALKS)
(1968, aka THE ZOMBIE WALKS) Joachim Fuchsberger, Siw Mattson, Wolfgang Kieling, Pinkas Braun. Another great German-made Constantin Films Edgar Wallace chiller. When a laughing corpse comes back to life to kill its heirs, Scotland Yard is called in. The "undead" killer is dressed up in a skeleton outfit and kills...
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(1938, Aka QUEEN OF CRIME) Jack Hulbert, Genevieve Tobin, Noel Madison, Francis Sullivan, Arthur Wonter. In this great Edgar Wallace thriller, Hulbert is a slick policeman out to nab Tobin and her criminal gang. Watch for the great scene where her gang robs a bank in the black of the night only to find the building encircled by police. Later, the gang heists a train loaded with gold bullion. When the police pursue, the train seemingly vanishes...
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(1964, Upgraded 10/27/21) Hildegarde Kneff, Gotz George, Klaus Kinski, Richard Munch, Carl Lange. The nephew of a murdered millionaire decides to track down his uncle's killer. He faces many life-threatening dangers as he tries to break into the inner circle of the sinister criminal "The Tortoise." Although not officially...
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(1964, Upgraded 1/20/21) Hansjörg Felmy, Marianne Koch, Dietmar Schönherr, Hans Nielsen, Chariklia Baxevanos, Peer Schmidt. While a play about Jack the Ripper's atrocities is enacted at Edgar Allen Poe Theatre in London's Whitechapel district, similar murders are being committed for real in the...
PHANTOM OF SOHO
(1963) Hans Söhnker, Peter Vogel, Helga Sommerfeld, Werner Peters. A fine chiller from the pen of bryan Edgar Wallace. A strip club is the setting for a Scotland Yard investigation of murders committed by a hooded killer in a skull mask, usually in the vicinity of...
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Commissioner Oliver Luck Says Current XFL Players Are Better Than Johnny Manziel
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If Johnny Manziel hopes to continue his professional football career, it doesn't sound like he will have a chance to do it in the XFL.
In an interview with Thomas Bassinger of the Tampa Bay Times, XFL commissioner Oliver Luck said he believes the quarterbacks in the league "are better" than Manziel at this point in his career.
The XFL announced quarterback assignments for its teams on Oct. 15, with Landry Jones (Dallas Renegades), Cardale Jones (DC Defenders) and Aaron Murray (Tampa Bay Vipers) among the notable names in the league.
Manziel wasn't eligible for the league's inaugural draft in October because he didn't enter the draft pool. The 2012 Heisman Trophy winner previously said he'd welcome the chance to play for the Houston Roughnecks.
"It's a stone's throw from College Station," Manziel told reporters at a TriStar collectors show in June. "A lot of Aggies drove from Houston to College Station. Houston's a great city that'll always be near and dear to me."
When Vince McMahon announced the XFL's return in January 2018, Manziel tweeted at the WWE CEO with the XFL 2020 hashtag.
Since being released by the Cleveland Browns in March 2016, Manziel has spent time in the CFL with the Montreal Alouettes and most recently with the Memphis Express in the Alliance of American Football. The 27-year-old appeared in two AAF games, attempting eight passes before suffering a concussion on March 30 against the Orlando Apollos.
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Pancreatitis is acute or chronic inflammation of the pancreas. It may be caused by infection, or irritation from the pancreas' own production of digestive enzymes. Pancreatitis, whether chronic or acute, usually requires a lowering of dietary fat levels, which can be tricky to combine with the low-carb diet required by diabetics. This condition plus diabetes usually requires a custom-designed medium-carb diet.
While both dogs and cats can suffer from chronic pancreatitis, the species differ when it comes to signs of it. Dogs tend to have repeated acute episodes while cats appear to have gradual inflammation with difficult to pinpoint signs of illness.
Some research indicates that male cats are more prone to be sufferers of chronic pancreatitis than females.
Having diabetes puts dogs at a greater risk of acute pancreatitis.
There is evidence to suggest that chronic, subclinical (unable to be ascertained through present testing methods) pancreatitis is common in canines with diabetes. A study conducted by Drs. Fleeman and Rand puts the estimate of canine diabetics with pancreatitis--either acute or chronic--at about 40%. Dr. Fleeman also states that it is chronic pancreatitis and the damage it causes to the organ that is responsible for 1/3 of canine diabetes cases; Dr. Greco echoes this thought.
This 2000 lecture given at the District of Columbia Academy of Veterinary Medicine regarding managing acute pancreatitis in dogs and cats refers to an (uncited) study suggesting that cats with pancreatitis are quite sensitive to insulin. A 1989 study of persons with pancreatitis-caused diabetes also seems to point to the same effect in humans, noting that those in the study had low glucagon levels which did not respond normally.
The lack of normal glucagon action, which raises blood glucose levels, appears to indicate problems with the way the body responds to hypoglycemia. It goes on to mention that their epinephrine responses to insulin-related hypoglycemia is also abnormal.
With epinephrine aka adrenalin acting counter to insulin by raising blood glucose levels, this would seem to further signal problems with the way the body is able to respond to hypoglycemia for those with pancreatitis and diabetes.
Another human-based study suggests that there is a correlation between the endocrine pancreas associated with diabetes and the function of the exocrine pancreas associated with pancreatitis. Insulin-dependent diabetics were rated as having the most severe exocrine pancreas deficit. Those who were able to control their diabetes with oral medications in the sulphonylurea class were deemed as having intermediate exocrine pancreas deficit. Those who were able to control their diabetes with oral medications of the biguanide class--with or without the help of diet alteration and those who are diet-controlled without any medications, were considered to be free from exocrine pancreas deficit.
Obesity/Overweight: This is true for many dogs diangosed with pancreatitis. It is also more likely to develop when a high-fat diet is being fed.
Infections--from either viruses (viral) or bacteria (bacterial) can cause pancreatitis in dogs and cats.
Injury: An injury or trauma to the abdominal area can result in injury to the pancreas; this can mean possible pancreatitis.
The current blood test for pancreatitis in cats is the SPEC fPL blood test. If you or you veterinarian suspects pancreatitis, a SPEC fPL (sometime also called a PLI for feline PLI test) is highly recommended. This test is currently only performed by Idexx Laboratories and Texas A&M. The fTLI blood test is an unspecific test for feline pancreatitis and more representative of general inflammation of the cat's organs.
Pancreatitis is often hard to diagnose. Tests include the serum TLI (Trypsin-Like Immunoreactivity), and the feline or canine PLI (Pancreatic Lipase Immunoreactivity), available from the gastrointestinal laboratory at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University. Turnaround from that lab often takes several days.
A canine-specific PLI test is also commercially available through IDEXX Laboratories as the Spec cPL™ Test.
Dr. Williams, who is the director of the GI Lab mentioned above, gave this presentation before the World Small Animal Veterinary Association in 2004. He notes no specific signs or symptoms which definitely point to pancreatitis in cats.
Labwork for dogs has more clear-cut signs of abnormal values than the results can for cats. Some cats have normal lab results and also have pancreatitis.
It doesn't happen frequently, but it is possible for a pancreatitis attack to "jolt" the endocrine portion of the organ back into being capable of producing insulin once again in dogs.
It may be very tricky to treat, also. It can cause insulin resistance, dehydration, and also nausea and vomiting, all of which complicate diabetes. Pets can also begin drinking more water. For the most part, they also commonly show a higher than normal temperature when the disease is in its beginning stages. As pancreatitis progresses, the body temperature may go below normal.
Others find that a standard low-carb diet works fine. Some are adamant that fat content is irrelevant to pancreatitis.
"resting" the pancreas by withholdingall food, water and oral medications for a time frame set by your vet. Subcutaneous fluids bypass the oral route; in avoiding the oral route, the pancreas is also avoided. Medical term for this is "nil per os", or "nothing by mouth".
antioxidants to help reduce the inflammation.
pancreatic enzymes to compensate for pancreatic insufficiency, but only when indicated by the TLI.
Subcutaneous fluids to combat dehydration. These can be given at home.
Chronic pancreatitis can lead to maldigestion syndrome in which the pancreas fails to produce enough digestive enzymes. A severe attack is capable of damaging the exocrine pancreas, which produces the digestive enzymes and the endocrine pancreas, which produces insulin. Having a severe attack also puts one at risk for developing chronic pancreatitis.
This FDMB thread link below and followups deal with alternatives and treatments.
More on both-how Chronic Pancreatitis May Affect Cats' Insulin Needs.
See Canine Diabetes with rebound hyperglycemia for details about how diabetes with pancreatitis can be difficult, at first. Also details how (rarely!) a canine with pancreatitis and diabetes can begin producing insulin again.
Can You Rule Out Pancreatitis? Charts, ultrasound photos and a good review of pancreatitis, with a special section for older dogs.


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On Sept. 23, the U.S. Department of Treasury hosted the Freedman's Bank Forum in Washington, D.C.—bringing together public, private, and nonprofit leaders to discuss strategies to improve jobs, economic opportunity, financial inclusion, and shared prosperity for all communities.
The Freedman's Bank was established to teach newly emancipated African Americans about money and help them build wealth by providing a safe place to save their new earnings. Today, it remains a significant part of American history, symbolizing the aspirations of African-Americans to become fully integrated in our nation's economic life. The Forum highlighted the bank's original mission: to promote economic integration and financial inclusion in the African American community.
John Hope Bryant, Chairman, Founder and CEO of Operation HOPE, and a member of the President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability for Young Americans, served as a catalyst to the historic renaming of the U.S. Treasury Annex to the Freedman's Bank Building earlier this year, representing a commitment to ensuring more Americans have the financial tools and education to build a secure future.
The Freedman's Bank Forum opened with a discussion between Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew and Derek T. Dingle, Senior Vice President & Chief Content Officer, Black Enterprise, on the future of financial inclusion.
The first panel, moderated by Deputy Treasury Secretary Sarah Raskin, explored "Building Jobs and Opportunities." Panelists included Curley M. Dossman, Jr., Chairman of the Board, 100 Black Men of America, Inc., John W. Rogers, Jr., Chairman, CEO, & Chief Investment Officer, Ariel Investments, and Raj Chetty, Professor of Economics, Stanford University.
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The second panel, moderated by Amias Gerety, Department of Treasury's Acting Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions, covered "Financial Inclusion and Shared Prosperity." The dialogue examined possible federal, state, and local government solutions to economic inequality. Panelists included John Hope Bryant, the Honorable Kasim Reed, Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia, and Kim Saunders, Founder, President and CEO, Eads Group; Board Member, National Bankers Association.
During the discussion, Bryant explained how financial stress affects communities and individuals and how to bridge the gap between Americans and financial institutions. "We're sitting in a moment in history right now, but history never feels historic when you're sitting in it – it just feels like another day."
The forum concluded with inspirational remarks from the Honorable Andrew J. Young, Chair, Andrew J. Young Foundation, Civil Rights icon, and Global Spokesperson for Operation HOPE.


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Q: Enable submit button if the user enters correct string I am using jquery autocomplete and getting the autocomplete suggestions. I want to enable the submit button if the user enters the correct short name(i.e. options['value']) name in the input.
The HTML input(index.php):
<input class="form-control typeahead" id="autocomplete" name="autocomplete" placeholder="COMPANY NAME" type="text" />

<button type="button" class="form-control btn btn-success" id="success" disabled>SUBMIT</button>

And logic to enable submit button(index.php):
$("#res").click(function(){
    $("#success").prop("disabled", false);
});

$("#autocomplete").keyup(function(){
    if (!($('.autocomplete-suggestions').is(':visible')) && $('#autocomplete').val() != '' && options.hasOwnProperty($(this).val())) {
        $("#success").prop("disabled", false);
    }else {
        $("#success").prop("disabled", true);
    }
});

JQuery autocomplete function(search.js):
var options;
$(function(){
  options = [{ value: "WIPRO", data: "Wipro ltd" },{ value: "TCS", data: "Tata consultancy serv lt" },{ value: "INFY", data: "Infosys limited" }];
  $('#autocomplete').autocomplete({
    lookup: options,
    appendTo: '#res',
  });
});

The error I'm getting in the console is: ReferenceError: options is not defined. I'm new to this, can anyone please help to solve this?
Note: The search.js file is included in index.php

A: You can check the value selected by the user in the autocomplete from the select event, and enable the submit button in that function, also the source must be mentioned, refer docs here -- http://api.jqueryui.com/autocomplete/ :

$(document).ready(function(){

    $("#autocomplete").keyup(function(){
        if($(this).val()=== '') {
          $("#success").attr("disabled", 'disabled');
        }
    });

    var options;

    options = [{ label: "WIPRO", data: "Wipro ltd" },{ label: "TCS", data: "Tata consultancy serv lt" },{ label: "INFY", data: "Infosys limited" }];
    $('#autocomplete').autocomplete({
        source: options,
        appendTo: '#res',
        select: function(){
            $("#success").removeAttr("disabled");
        }
    });

 });
<!DOCTYPE html>

  <meta charset="utf-8">
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width">
    <link href = "https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.4/themes/ui-lightness/jquery-ui.css"
         rel = "stylesheet">

  <input class="form-control typeahead" id="autocomplete" name="autocomplete" placeholder="COMPANY NAME" type="text" />

<button type="button" class="form-control btn btn-success" id="success" disabled>SUBMIT</button>

A: This is a modified version of JosephC's answer with a strict check on the input. isValidUserInput checks strictly if the user input is one of the pre existing companies in the options array. Even if the user selects a value from dropdown and changes his input at that point as well this will work.
$(document).ready(function(){
    var $autoComplete = $("#autocomplete"),
        $success = $("#success");
    function isValidUserInput(input){
        return app.options.some(function(option){
            return input.toLowerCase() === option.label.toLowerCase();
        });
    }
    $autoComplete.keyup(function(){
        if(isValidUserInput($(this).val())) {
            $success.prop('disabled', false);
        } else {
            $success.prop('disabled', true);
        }
    });
    $autoComplete.autocomplete({
        source: app.options,
        appendTo: '#res',
        select: function(){
            $success.removeAttr("disabled");
        }
    });
 });

and the html unchanged from your question.
<input class="form-control typeahead" id="autocomplete" name="autocomplete" placeholder="COMPANY NAME" type="text" />

<button type="button" class="form-control btn btn-success" id="success" disabled>SUBMIT</button>

not related to this question but since you mentioned a scope issue in the comments, try defining a namespace like App as following.
var App = {};
$('document').ready(function(){
    App.options = [{ label: "WIPRO", data: "Wipro ltd" },{ label: "TCS", data: "Tata consultancy serv lt" },{ label: "INFY", data: "Infosys limited" }];
    // rest of your code...
});

You can access options from a different file using App.options

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Why is TTD against The MirasiArchakas? The Protectors of Rituals and Customs
Despite a Supreme Court order, the TTD procrastinated in restoring the hereditary rights of MirasiArchakas
S V Badri
Part 1 Synopsis:
Acharya Ramanuja established the lineage of Archakas almost 1000 years ago
The AP Govt. abolished the system of Mirasidars, Archakas & other officeholders in 1987 and in 1989, came out with Employee Service Rules.
Part 1 of this series can be accessed here. This is Part 2.
On to a very interesting part of the sequence:
The validity of Section 34 of Act 30 of 1987 (ie., Abolishing ArchakaMirasi) was challenged in the Supreme Court (SC), but the same was upheld by the Supreme Court in S. Narayana Deekshitulu vs. State of A. P. The Supreme Court however directed the State to appoint a committee to consider the views and material placed before it by the Archakas and formulate a scheme after an in-depth study. The A.P. Government formed a committee under Ms. Arunakumari, Principal Secretary, Endowments. The committee submitted its report to the SC within the stipulated time of 6 months.
The SC accepted the Scheme proposed by the committee on 09-05-1997. This scheme was notified by the State Government in G.O.Ms.No.855 Revenue (Endts.I) Department dt.08-10-1997. (copy of G.O.855 attached). The said G.O. rationalized the pay scales of Archakas and Mirasidars of TTD but contained no reference to the age of retirement of hereditary Archakas who were to be employed as Archakas.
Section 144 of Act 30/ 87
This section 144 abolished shares in Hundi and other Rusums (fees) for all hereditary Archakas and all hereditary Kainkaryakartas including in Kalyana Katta (Tonsure) etc., (144 extract attached)
"… all shares which are payable or being paid or given or allowed at the commencement of this Act to any Trustee, Dharmakartha, Mutawalli, any officeholder or servant including an Archaka or Mirasidar and share or shares, in the kanukas offered either in kind or in cash or both by the devotees either in Hundi, plate or otherwise, or any rusum in the Archana or Seva tickets and tickets for tonsuring or any Rusums collected from the person for the performance of marriage or upanayanam and the like… ( etc., etc.,) shall stand abolished with effect on and from the commencement of this Act.
The MirasiArchakas wanted ONLY their right to Kainkaryam undisturbed. They agreed to withdraw the Review Petition in the SC. Now, their request for continuing their right to Hereditary Archakatvam was being done away with, illegally.
Pittance Sambhavana replaces the princely Rusum:
The erstwhile ArchakaMirasidars in TTD Temples were continuing to discharge their religious responsibilities on Sambhavana basis and even after the abolition of the Mirasi system w.e.f. 22-03-1996.
Position of members of Hereditary Archaka families after 1997-2006 – (from the Judgment in WP 38118 OF 2018, A.P. High Court)
Members of hereditary Archaka families were suddenly stopped by the TTD from discharging their duties as hereditary Archakas in 1997.
An Intervenor Application (I. A.) No. 4 of 1997 was filed by Sri M. G. Chary (Late Sriman Chary was one of the 4 Archaka Mirasdar families of Padmavathi Ammavari Mandir, Tiruchanur) and others before the Supreme Court contending that after the judgment of the Supreme Court in S. NarayanaDeekshitulu Writ Petition (WP) they were suddenly dispossessed of all their religious duties and other custodial responsibilities, and are not being even permitted to enter the Temple, and a scheme may be framed on par with Peddajeeyangar and Chinnajeeyangar with similar directions in their regard, which would be applicable to the TTD. (SC order on IA No 4 of 1997 is attached). This is the most important development to take place.
On Sep 5, 1997, SC decides on the IA no 4 in M.G.Chari and others Vs. Government of A.P. and others and held:
"that in spite of such abolition of hereditary Mirasidar rights, the Mirasidar's honours which they are entitled to as per custom, are not affected and the performance of religious ceremonies, poojas and worship in religious institutions according to Sampradayams and Agamas followed therein is protected, and that the secular administration shall vest in the TTD which does not interfere with religious or spiritual functions including those relating to the performance of religious worship, ceremonies, etc. therein (emphasis mine) and they are required to be conducted through the Archakas who have been rendering service prior to the abolition (emphasis as in Court order).
The Supreme Court directed that if the Archakas/ Mirasidars are desirous of continuing performance of poojas and rituals in their capacity as Archakas, in terms of gradation of Archakas like the one approved in respect of the TTD employees, they may be appointed in the respective gradations by being treated as employees of the Ammavari Devasthanam and they can perform pooja and religious ceremonies in the said Temple.
The Court directed former ArchakaMirasidars to make representations to the TTD and the Government for the scheme to be made and that the Government and TTD should look into this. Representation was made under this directive of the court to TTD to treat the MirasiArchakas on par with Peddajeeyangar and Chinnajeeyangar who are on a Package Scheme basis. This representation is not a representation for the employment of MirasiArchakas, but for their continuation of Kainkaryam and a Sambhavana (gift out of respect) for performing their responsibilities. Despite the Directions of the Hon Supreme Court in IA 4 of 1997, TTD ignored the SC order for a decade for the reasons best known to them.
MirasiArchakas: The Protectors of Rituals and Customs
For 10 years TTD continued to ignore the SC order. And TTD continued to mislead the Government that the MirasiArchakas are not interested in rendering Kainkaryams to the Bhagawan. In fact, the MirasiArchakas wanted to render Kainkaryam but refused to become employees of TTD. The MirasiArchakas were accorded with the Kainkaryam only after the intervention of Hon High Court of AP. In between many writ and contempt petitions were filed in the Hon High Court of AP by the desperate MirasiArchakas.
Sri I. Y. R. K Rao E. O, TTD (2009 – 2011) – takes up the cause of Mirasiarchakas as a Mission:
While the matter dragged on in the courts, Sri I. Y. R. Krishna Rao took charge as Executive Officer (EO) TTD in mid-June, 2009. Upon taking charge, the very rare Dharmik Indian Administrative Service (I. A. S.) EO understood the nuances of the Mirasi Archakatvam. He took up their cause suo-moto. And as he told me: "It was my mission to restore and safeguard the culture and the tradition of the Mandir, in accordance with the SC order". He read through various court orders, Government orders, etc., and mediated between the MirasiArchakas and the Government of AP. He drafted the agenda on this issue, which became the basis for the Board Resolution No. 2, which was also drafted by him. He then took it to the Dharmic Parishad (currently no Dharmic Parishad exists) and got it approved. The Board Resolution No. 2 was also passed during his tenure as the E.O. This ensured that the MirasiArchakas continued to perform their hereditary Archakatvam and hold their rights to Kainkaryam as was present prior to 1987 Act without the benefits of the Rusum. In order to have a harmonious working, the MirasiArchakas agreed to withdraw their Review petition filed in SC and any other pending cases in lower courts. They withdrew the Review Petition (RP) in the SC. (SC order on RP withdrawal attached). I shall refer to the importance of this Board Resolution No. 2 at the appropriate place later.
Section 144 details are as follows:
Section 144 Details by PGurus on Scribd
G O Number 855 is shown below:
G.O.no 855 by PGurus on Scribd
SC order in IA No.4 M G Chary vs the State of AP is shown below:
SC Order in IA No.4 MG Chary vs State of AP by PGurus on Scribd
(To be continued in Part-3)
S. V. Badri was former VP-Marketing of a Bayer Organization. A Gaurakshak, Anti-conversion field activist involved in the renovation of Mandirs in Dalit Colonies of Tamil Nadu. One of the founding members of Temple Worshippers Society, Chennai. Currently, lives in Mumbai.
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Malar June 2, 2020 At 4:23 PM
India is dying a slow death because of all the injustices being done …
1.Caste reservations…
2.Minority reservations…
3.illegal occupation of temples by government…
If Hindu dharma is destroyed the whole world follows….
Free Hindu temples
Abolish caste n minority reservations
Take back all land n school grants given by british to promote their missionary activities…(doctrine of lapse was used to loot all heirless kingdoms.. why should we regard the land rights offered by colonial rule)
Ramireddy June 1, 2020 At 9:04 AM
Govt should not have any rights in the management of temples and should be vested with Hindu dharmic samsthas maintained by Hindu saints.
Srinivasa Chakravarthy Kambhampati June 1, 2020 At 8:17 AM
The hand of Government is like BHASMASURA HASTHAM.
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