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A success, considering

Oh, noes!

He might like that! 😎

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 9, 2009 @ 3:48 pm

Too many distractions in my life recently, Kalima. Hakari masda!

I have to drastically cut the distractions back, to get to the core of my life again. And I am right in the middle of that process, actually.

But – Hell: It’s better to get lost and find yourself again, than to never have been yourself at all, right?

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 9, 2009 @ 3:45 pm

Okay.

But first I have to fuck you unconscious. Because, that’s what drones do to bees… πŸ˜‰

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 9, 2009 @ 3:42 pm

Javaz, HITO and all the others: Allthough the last experience has made me a little more carefull than I usually am – I am here.

So give me a few days to warm up with this place and get used to the habits and people again. But then, I believe, it can be the begin of a wonderful friendship.

The frigging timezones force me to retire for now.

But I will be back on board tomorrow again. And soon, I will be able to surprize you quite a bit. You will like it. Stay tuned! 😎

GN for now, folks!

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 9, 2009 @ 3:40 pm

Thank you for the warm welcome, Javaz! Do I know you under another monicker on Huffy or somewhere else?

Yes, I’d love to express my opinion free, and take my stand in a good, honest dispute.

The last time, some people I know thried that on FRT, it dien’t work out to well, because some of the people there were scared of confrontation, but addicted to harmony.

And, to protect their little treehouse, these people decided to jump everybody, who was not sharing their points of view , their preferences and their opinions.

I dearly hope, that this won’t repeat itself again here.

But otherwise, I am full of hope – as always! πŸ™‚

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 9, 2009 @ 3:17 pm

Aha – as I can see, the old gang is back in town again.

Howdy, folks! I feel a deja vu, all over again!

But will it be different this time?

Won’t it be an “all-smiles, no dissent allowed”-forum again?

Will I be allowed to post something I feel very important to me, even if I do NOT share the opinion of the majority?

Something, that might not cover the mainstream?

Something, you might find to be contrary to your own beliefs, but you would be willing to accept as my personal opinion, which you will discuss with me in all fairness and respect for one another?

If so, count me in.

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 9, 2009 @ 3:03 pm

Seminar: A weekly discussion. First topic: What number of parties leads to the most progressive and effective society?

Dammit, the period gave my smiley-secret away. Just type a classical smiley, K7, ad the software will translate it into an emoticon.

bout the Greens, you are right. No more presidential elections, but seats. About credibility for a new party: Start small and earn your spurs through good, hard work. Then the credibility wil lcome with the results. Michael Moore has given some very good examples on how to apply for a public office. It’s easy as pie, really.

Wouldn’t that be something, to get Michael Moore as figurehaed for a new, progressive american party…? Just dreaming. But, well: Yes: Some progressive seats in state houses or in the Congress itself would MASSIVELY boast the progressive agenda. I say, it’s definitely worth a trial.

YES, YOU CAN! πŸ™‚

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 11, 2009 @ 12:54 pm

Hi, K7 8-).

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 11, 2009 @ 12:48 pm

Good points!

I like your ideas, Adlib.

(BTW: Only yesterday I found out, what an “Adlib” really is. You seem to be quite an old hack, like I am, aren’t you? πŸ˜‰ )

How difficult is it in the USA to establish a party? Purely from the organisatorical point of view, i mean. In Germany, it’s quite a simple and straightforward process. All you need is a certain number of signatures from supporters, a meeting, some elections forthe positions of party-officials, then have your party registered at the electoral offices (federal, state, county and city) – and off you go.

Perhaps, a little propaganda and organisation are worth the efford? I mean, in the end, PlanetPOV offers a good internet-platform to start such a movement through discission and community-building, doesn’t it?

Never before has it been so easy, to buld a communita and gather people around an idea than today, in the age of the internet, facebook, mobile phone and twitter.

The Democratic party has shown a good understanding for these new means during the past elections. But perhaps it’s time, to bring the socializing and community building in the name of founding a new, progressive party to a whole new level???

(CAUTION: SUBVERSIVE COMMENT!) 😎

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 11, 2009 @ 9:36 am

ROFL! πŸ™‚

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 11, 2009 @ 1:58 am

Off to work (late shift).

Seeya later, folks!

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 11, 2009 @ 1:30 am

Hi, folks!

10 in the morning here in Germany, and I am having breakfast, while I am watching your political discurse.

A short note on the Green Party in America: I am afraid, that they may have been set up as a mere deception, to draw the attention of voters away from serious topics. One has to accept, that tha mayority of voters IS and WILL ALWAYS BE consist of moderate conservatives, with occasional progressive twinklings.

So if yo uwere REALLY going to change the political landscape in the USA, you had to go, where the mayority is, to get things done – i,e, establish a party, where the farmer as well as th clerk, the progressive redneck as well as the conservative businessman may find a platform to join.

I know – because I am fighting this same fight in Germany actually. I am a member of the Left Party. We have a HUGE chance to replace the SPD, the left-leaning, moderately progressive mayority-party in Germany, which has taken a way too far to the right recently due to the bad influence of too conservative leaders, and, thus, have laid a good swat of their former constituency left out and laid bare to pick up and incorporate into our party.

But while there is a HUGE chance for us to become a mayor player in german politics in short time and become able to REALLY influence the course of this country, we hava a huge problem with the extreme left wing of our own party, which is still fighting for socialism and is out for an all-or-nothing approach in the streets.

I am not fighting for leftist ideals. I am fighting to improve the lives of people. And a party always only should considered to be a tool for improving the lives of people.

Extremism in ny direction is NEVER adaptable to the mainstream. But it’s the mainstrae one MUST appeal as a political, to really get things done.

» Posted By Mogamboguru On November 11, 2009 @ 1:23 am

Latest Shuttle Mission to Hubble Yields New Moments of Zen

πŸ™‚

» Posted By Mogamboguru On December 4, 2009 @ 1:16 pm

To boldly go, where no man has gone before!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdjL8WXjlGI

Star Trek Original Series Intro

(I just couldn’t resist…) πŸ™‚

» Posted By Mogamboguru On December 4, 2009 @ 1:00 pm

And here is one to twist your brain.

KQuark (Who else…? πŸ˜‰ ) wrote:

“Most distant stellar Explosion viewed by humankind. The Universe was only 650 millions years old.”

Okay: So this was 13 billion years ago – which means, that this explosion happened 13 billion lightyears away.

But that means, that WE must have travelled 13 billion years at the speed of light, to be so far away from this spot now, right?

But matter cannot travel at the speed of light, scientists insist. So they claim, that space itself is expanding, instead of the matter travelling in it – which in turn again means, that space must expand at the speed of light, to achieve that.

This would mean the following:

a. Light travelling behind us, while space is expanding at the speed of light, could never reach us, as it would never be fast enough to reach us. So how can we watch this explosion?

But also

b. it would mean, that all stars and matter in our closest vicinity would have to fly away from us at the speed of light, too, so as to follow the scientists’ rule, that space is expanding at the rate neccessary to do, what scientists demand from it, to allow their idea of an expanding space come true at all – which would in turn mean, that we weren’t able to see a single star around us, because thwey were all travelling away from us at the speed of light.

But space obviously doesn’t do that – as the stars we can see in our own Galaxy, the Milky Way, as well as the other Galaxies around us indicate, which we can still see, and which quite obviously DON’T fly away from us at the speed of light, but either stay in the same distance or even constantly come closer to us, like the Andromeda-Galaxy (as mentioned above).

But, this is only the beginning.

Because, to make things worse, there are scientists, who have proven beyond any doubt, that travel faster than the speed of light IS possible:

“Duo Claims Light Speed Broken”

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» Posted By Mogamboguru On December 4, 2009 @ 12:49 pm

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