Make it rain, baby girl.

[professor rat]

In one vision, she claimed to have felt the foreskin of Jesus in her mouth:

Crying and with compassion, she began to think about the foreskin of Christ, 
where it may be located [after the Resurrection]. 

And behold, soon she felt with the greatest sweetness on her tongue a little 
piece of skin alike the skin in an egg, which she swallowed. 

After she had swallowed it, she again felt the little skin on her tongue with 
sweetness as before, and again she swallowed it. 

And this happened to her about a hundred times. And when she felt it so 
frequently, she was tempted to touch it with her finger. 

And when she wanted to do so, that little skin went down her throat on its own. 

And it was told to her that the foreskin was resurrected with the Lord on the 
day of resurrection. 

And so great was the sweetness of tasting that little skin that she felt in all 
[her] limbs and parts of the limbs a sweet transformation.

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[Zenaan Harkness]

Ms Kraken-Whisperer has some seriously epic history - no wonder so many
whistleblowing folks knew _she_ was the one to send their info to.

   I Know Sidney Powell. She Is Telling the Truth
   https://stream.org/i-know-sidney-powell-she-is-telling-the-truth/

  By John Zmirak Published on November 19, 2020

  Back in 2014, I worked freelance for a public relations firm in
  New York City. It was there that I met an unusual woman. I didn’t
  know many lawyers or Texans, but I knew better than to chalk up
  her qualities to either her profession or her home. It’s rare that
  I encounter someone who I’m afraid to argue with, because of her
  sheer brain power and towering personal rectitude. But this was
  such a person.

  This woman had quite a career behind her. An evangelical
  Christian, she’d been a federal prosecutor — and quit, outraged at
  the corruption she saw among her colleagues. She did more than
  quit. Horrified by prosecutors hiding exculpatory evidence and
  targeting the innocent because of their personal politics, she
  became a defense attorney, to help people fight the feds.


  She Gave Up Everything to Expose Abusive Prosecutors

  But that wasn’t enough. At a huge financial sacrifice, she took
  time off from her practice to write a book. And self-publish it.
  And hire a public relations firm to get it out to people, when
  media ignored it. That book, Licensed to Lie, is absolutely
  chilling.
  
https://www.amazon.com/Licensed-Lie-Sidney-Powell/dp/1732767602/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1=licensed+to+lie+by+sidney+powell=1605827478=8-2
  It shows innocent Americans, even a U.S. Senator such as
  Ted Stevens of Alaska, unable to defend themselves against
  prosecutors with vendettas. It recounts how innocent companies,
  like accounting firm Arthur Anderson, can be broken by biased and
  dishonest federal prosecutors, and left in ruins. A real-life
  legal horror story, the book was too disturbing for me to read it
  through to the end.

  And its author was Sidney Powell, whom I used to go to lunch with
  in midtown Manhattan. In retrospect, I feel privileged. I knew she
  was a powerhouse, but I little suspected what an historic role she
  would someday play. When I saw that she was representing General
  Mike Flynn, I knew one thing for sure — that he was innocent.

  Sidney’s not one of those lawyers who works for people she thinks
  are guilty as sin. She wouldn’t have gone on Fox News, and One
  America, and Newsmax, night after night and coolly laid out his
  defense in a tone of righteous outrage if this were just some
  client. Because the abuse of power and perversion of law Sidney
  witnessed made her more than just some lawyer. It made her a
  crusader. It made her … Joan of Arc.


  The Theft of Our Election

  So watching the press conference with Jenna Ellis, Rudolph
  Giuliani, and Sidney Powell was different for me than for most. I
  don’t know Ms. Ellis or Mayor Giuliani, though I don’t suspect
  that they’re cynical, partisan hacks, as Ross Douthat suggests.
  Keep in mind that a week before the 2016 election, Douthat tried
  to suppress the pro-life vote for Trump by comparing voting for
  Trump to shooting abortionists on the street. That’s one way to
  keep a job at The New York Times, I suppose.

  There is nothing insane or unhinged about advancing false or
  extremely-unlikely claims if you have the cynical political
  goal of securing your client’s hold over a national political
  party and improving his chances in 2024.

  — Ross Douthat (@DouthatNYT) November 19, 2020
  https://twitter.com/DouthatNYT/status/1329512487805480963


  The Evidence Is Coming, to Federal Courts Near You

  I don’t have any evidence that Democrats used software invented in
  Venezuela to help socialist dictator Hugo Chavez steal elections.
  Or that the Soros-linked company Dominion was used by Democrats
  across multiple states to steal votes from Donald Trump to give to
  Joe Biden in the middle of the night, in just the strategic states
  where Trump was leading.
  
https://www.theepochtimes.com/a-closer-look-at-dominion-voting-systems_3572675.html

 Rudy Giuliani and Trump Campaign Officials Hold News Conference
 at the RNC
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sq7TeUJwQD4

  I don’t have that evidence, but the fact that Sidney Powell claims
  she does is enough to convince me. This is a woman who gave up
  years of income she could have earned in her profitable practice
  to write, print, and promote a book no publisher would touch. Its
  charges were too explosive, I imagine.

  Its targets, like Andrew Weissman (the protege of FBI director
  Christopher 

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[professor rat]

Peter F scribbled...

"... the democrats were stupid [1] to go with
Hilary, as a cuckolded wife there were too many Americans who hated her
(probably quite undeservedly), and she wasn't enough of a political
heavyweight or success to overcome that. .."

IMHO this was much less about any 90's era cuckolding than noughties 
cheerleading for 

illegal, aggressive war - the " Supreme Crime " according to international law. 
 The hatred 

for her, for this, was entirely deserved and not confined to American's 
registered to vote. 

The internet also had a say in this election as, indeed it did in Brexit. 

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[Peter Fairbrother]

On 23/11/2020 15:34, John Young wrote:

She is for this reason a perfect bitch for a perfect genius. 


Genius?

If you mean Trump, he isn't any kind of genius except maybe as a conman 
and fraudster.


I don't know if you know, but we in the rest-of-the-free-world mostly 
think Americans are stupid and gullible and naive for letting themselves 
be conned by Trump.


And some of us think the conned are afraid to admit they have been 
conned, even though they already know it in their hearts, and that is 
why this "election-fraud" charade is lingering on.



Trump:

- is a business failure and wastrel. He turned a property portfolio 
which would now be worth $20 billion inherited from his Dad into nothing.


- is not a deal-master; the book was heavily ghost-written, he doesn't 
understand the art of the deal. Or the art of the real, which I just 
typo'd, for that matter..


- was lucky to get elected - the democrats were stupid [1] to go with 
Hilary, as a cuckolded wife there were too many Americans who hated her 
(probably quite undeservedly), and she wasn't enough of a political 
heavyweight or success to overcome that. Trump of course had no 
reputation as a politician, so people could believe whatever nonsense 
about him they wanted to.


- is a fear-monger - make America great again? means America is not 
great now. Oh oh.


- is a liar. Politicians do lie, but Trump takes it to another level. 
"Mexico will pay for the wall"? - never going to happen, but somehow he 
got people believing it.


- is a conman. "Fake news" - a typical conman (or naughty child) trick, 
when you are caught out turn it around on the accuser. The only thing 
fake about the majority of the "fake news" was Trump calling it fake.


- is a fraudster. Where's the money? He can't pardon himself for much of 
that.


- is a spoilt child, who won't face the truth or accept responsibility. 
"Oh no, I didn't lose, it must have been someone else who lost it. By 
cheating."




"Trumpery" definitions:
[noun] attractive articles of little value or use
[adjective] showy but worthless





Well that's the view from this side of the pond. I liked the white house 
poster - "We Voted. You're Fired".


Maybe some Americans are sane.

Peter Fairbrother


[1] it's not just the US democrats who make these mistakes - the Labour 
party had two "gimme" chances of winning the last two UK elections with 
any center-left candidate, but they fielded the far-left Corbyn who lost.


Then they fielded him again, contrary to usual practice - you lose an 
election, we'll try someone else is the usual way - and he lost a gimme 
election again.


Sometimes people are just obviously unelectable because so many people 
will vote against them - Hilary, Corbyn - and people should recognise 
that. But they don't, they go through their short-sighted internal party 
candidate selection bollocks processes to select the candidate party 
members would vote for, rather than a candidate the country would vote for.


Biden was nearly like that but just scraped through, which is why the 
polls were so wrong; but Saunders would have been too close for comfort.

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[John Young]

Sidney Powell promised a biblical explosion in 
Georgia. That makes biblical sense due to the 
bible being so filled with the worst of human 
behavior that it appeals to the worst in humans, 
condones the worst, accuses the worst, extols the 
worst, tells the worst of tales, extols the worst 
of cruelty, exalts the worst of human violence, 
is cited endlessly to justify punishment above 
kindness. Perfect business ethics, god blessed.


She is for this reason a perfect bitch for a 
perfect genius. So is likely to be the one who 
endures with Trump while the fearful 
sons-of-bitches are fired for firing the "queen 
of mean" (Trump's fav real estate bitch, Leonora Helmsley).


At 08:30 AM 11/23/2020, Peter Fairbrother wrote:

On 22/11/2020 17:47, Robert Hettinga wrote:


So, I’m very prepared to believe Sidney Powell.


Trump just "fired" her 'cos he thought she is even madder than him.


Which is saying something.

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[Peter Fairbrother]

On 22/11/2020 17:47, Robert Hettinga wrote:


So, I’m very prepared to believe Sidney Powell.


Trump just "fired" her 'cos he thought she is even madder than him.


Which is saying something.

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[grarpamp]

On 11/23/20, Cari Machet  wrote:
> Plants and animals are profoundly more charitable than ANY human ever

Plants just do what plants do, which is rather happy,
and you can eat them or smoke them or live under them
or make things from them, and they grow more if you
are nice to them, and they do not attack you unless
you are stupid to sit under the coconuts, sleep
in the ivy, or throw unto the briars.

But animals do give up and move on for self survival and
hopelessness, often quickly due to tenuous margins of Nature,
and they throw over the nest, knash with teeth, bash with sticks,
and eat the finer morsels.
Thus is the baseline for DNA of the human animal too, any
more than that, even though they have greater margins, is a
miracle. Though you can try to appeal for above that to the
goo inside the humans cranium for better outcomes
as a "responsibilty" to others, among other appeals.

They say that pet animals have optimized the appeal to the goo,
such tricky domesticated fuckers they are.

And now that Corona has sold adopted and married out
all the charitable animals... say dogs to women and
cats to men, lol... as Govt lockdown emo support
animals for single people, there will be generation
of less humans born. A generation of people more
connected to critters (and GovCorp phones) than humans.
An intentional Govt lockdown destruction of human-human society
ability to socially interact and co-op against human slavery.

Score: Globalists Govt Corona +1, Stupid Humans with Pet tricks -1

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[\0xDynamite]

and children.

On Sun, Nov 22, 2020 at 11:41 PM Cari Machet  wrote:

> Plants and animals are profoundly more charitable than ANY human ever
>
> On Sun, Nov 22, 2020 at 11:37 PM grarpamp  wrote:
>
>> On 11/22/20, Cari Machet  wrote:
>> > I am black block
>> > But I am not one dimensional
>>
>> Black bloc left, and the ruthless oligarchs, are
>> both dispicable. They both rape and destroy to
>> keep for themselves, one literally steals,
>> the other frauds away, one violates private
>> property, the other teeters on falling from too
>> much, both force, both kill, and neither mature
>> enough to give to charity. Both should die.
>>
>> Peace love libertarian voluntary anarchism
>> with personal local charity to assist those
>> who cannot (which is far more than animal
>> kingdom does, of which humans are still
>> DNA programmed and a part of) if you want
>> to smooth over chances at problems, in
>> many areas actually.
>>
>> No government, no politic, no system, no force,
>> as all are false and have been tried before, will
>> ever work... but what is guided from within, and
>> with others, freely, voluntarily, with some sense
>> of responsibility for the full circle of what
>> you create coming back to you and yours.
>>
> --
>
> 
> cari machet
> about.me/carimachet
> 
>

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[Cari Machet]

Plants and animals are profoundly more charitable than ANY human ever

On Sun, Nov 22, 2020 at 11:37 PM grarpamp  wrote:

> On 11/22/20, Cari Machet  wrote:
> > I am black block
> > But I am not one dimensional
>
> Black bloc left, and the ruthless oligarchs, are
> both dispicable. They both rape and destroy to
> keep for themselves, one literally steals,
> the other frauds away, one violates private
> property, the other teeters on falling from too
> much, both force, both kill, and neither mature
> enough to give to charity. Both should die.
>
> Peace love libertarian voluntary anarchism
> with personal local charity to assist those
> who cannot (which is far more than animal
> kingdom does, of which humans are still
> DNA programmed and a part of) if you want
> to smooth over chances at problems, in
> many areas actually.
>
> No government, no politic, no system, no force,
> as all are false and have been tried before, will
> ever work... but what is guided from within, and
> with others, freely, voluntarily, with some sense
> of responsibility for the full circle of what
> you create coming back to you and yours.
>
-- 

cari machet
about.me/carimachet

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[grarpamp]

On 11/22/20, Cari Machet  wrote:
> I am black block
> But I am not one dimensional

Black bloc left, and the ruthless oligarchs, are
both dispicable. They both rape and destroy to
keep for themselves, one literally steals,
the other frauds away, one violates private
property, the other teeters on falling from too
much, both force, both kill, and neither mature
enough to give to charity. Both should die.

Peace love libertarian voluntary anarchism
with personal local charity to assist those
who cannot (which is far more than animal
kingdom does, of which humans are still
DNA programmed and a part of) if you want
to smooth over chances at problems, in
many areas actually.

No government, no politic, no system, no force,
as all are false and have been tried before, will
ever work... but what is guided from within, and
with others, freely, voluntarily, with some sense
of responsibility for the full circle of what
you create coming back to you and yours.

Re: Make it rain, baby girl.

[Cari Machet]

I am black block

But I am not one dimensional

On Sun, Nov 22, 2020 at 11:48 AM Robert Hettinga  wrote:

> Make it rain, baby girl.
>
> Geodesic Culture
> Robert Hettinga
>
> Seafeathers Bay, Anguilla, BWI
> November 22, 2020
>
> A long-time friend and I have lunch every Saturday.
>
> We go sit in a beach bar here -- these days the beaches empty, the views
> as preternatural as ever -- drink fizzy water, no, really, decrepit
> diabetics like me like fizzy water, and, as I used to joke when we started
> this, well, tradition, plot world domination. We talk about business,
> mostly, current projects in general, making, hacking, and otherwise.
> Hardware, software, wetware. Guy stuff for geeks.
>
> Wetware as in the stuff between your ears. Mind outta the gutter. Perverts.
>
> In these days of pandemic-panic-porn-induced incipient global collapse --
> both the empty beaches thing in what used to be the kickoff of high tourist
> season around here, but also what could fairly be called a US electoral
> fight for the survival of western civilization -- one can say ‘world
> domination’ with a tinge of anger in one’s voice about the other side, so
> the joke isn’t very funny anymore.
>
> Besides, both of us are way too old for that world domination shit
> anymore. We’re lucky if we can hobble off to a beach bar, have a chicken
> caesar for lunch, and get home in one piece. Well, I am, anyway. He seems
> to be doing better. I need some new knees, among other things, which I’m
> not likely to get anytime soon here in formerly-libertarian paradise, and
> short of an unaffordable medical airlift to the States, practically
> impossible in any case with the quarantine, I’m not going anywhere anytime
> soon.
>
>
> So, at the moment, my friend is desperately trying to keep his eyes from
> rolling back into his head. Because he’s driving.
>
> I’m trying to explain to him, in as much detail as I can muster as he
> swerves his not-quite-a-pickup around a pothole, the current state of play
> in this whole business with the Universal Voter Fraud, and the Soros guy
> who’s now a life peer, and Chavez standing over the guy with the keyboard
> changing the numbers on a constitutional referendum giving him absolute
> dictatorial power, and... Wait, he says, these machines are hooked up the
> the net?? Well, yeah. I think, anyway... That’s bullshit. I can’t believe
> that for a minute. Nobody’d be that stupid. Well, anyway, they did a rush
> software update the night before the election, so, what, FedEx and flash
> cards? And it’s running on, what, Windows 7? Oh, come on. No, really.
> Pretty sure...
>
>
> I mean, I’m not even sure Windows 7 had internet sockets in it, or
> whatever, I’m a Mac guy, bleed in five colors and all that, no, not those
> five colors. Pervert. But that’s how fun things here in the Year of Our
> Lord 2020. As John Batchelor, The World’s Last Gentleman, no, really, look
> at his little videos on Instagram these days, liked to say during the
> once-and-future GWOT, “In war, the first three reports are wrong.” And
> we’re only two reports in. Maybe one and a half.
>
> My friend and I are old-school cypherpunks, you see. And no, crypto
> doesn’t mean “cryptocurrency”, it means “strong cryptography”. We even
> started a conference here on what I called “financial cryptography” a few
> decades back, so we even get to claim at least passing familiarity, if very
> dated in my case, and fuzzy at the best of times, with the idea of machine
> security in the presence of a, cough, global geodesic internetwork.
>
> On cypherpunks, back in the day, it was all about spooks, crypto
> protocols, financial and otherwise, rubber hose attacks, more spooks,
> actual fucking Rothbardian anarchy, not that statist commie black-block
> crap that passes for it these days, and, well, world domination.  Punks
> these days give millennialism a bad name. Get off my lawn.
>
> So, I’m very prepared to believe Sidney Powell.
>
> I just saw a NewsMax clip on YouTube(spit!) where she says she’s gonna
> kick off the fun in Georgia, and, she says, it’s going to be biblical.
>
> Make it rain, baby girl. Make it rain.
>
> The fate or Western Civilization is in your hands. No pressure.
>
>
>
>
> --
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Make it rain, baby girl.

[Robert Hettinga]

Make it rain, baby girl.

Geodesic Culture
Robert Hettinga

Seafeathers Bay, Anguilla, BWI
November 22, 2020

A long-time friend and I have lunch every Saturday. 

We go sit in a beach bar here -- these days the beaches empty, the views as 
preternatural as ever -- drink fizzy water, no, really, decrepit diabetics like 
me like fizzy water, and, as I used to joke when we started this, well, 
tradition, plot world domination. We talk about business, mostly, current 
projects in general, making, hacking, and otherwise. Hardware, software, 
wetware. Guy stuff for geeks. 

Wetware as in the stuff between your ears. Mind outta the gutter. Perverts.

In these days of pandemic-panic-porn-induced incipient global collapse -- both 
the empty beaches thing in what used to be the kickoff of high tourist season 
around here, but also what could fairly be called a US electoral fight for the 
survival of western civilization -- one can say ‘world domination’ with a tinge 
of anger in one’s voice about the other side, so the joke isn’t very funny 
anymore. 

Besides, both of us are way too old for that world domination shit anymore. 
We’re lucky if we can hobble off to a beach bar, have a chicken caesar for 
lunch, and get home in one piece. Well, I am, anyway. He seems to be doing 
better. I need some new knees, among other things, which I’m not likely to get 
anytime soon here in formerly-libertarian paradise, and short of an 
unaffordable medical airlift to the States, practically impossible in any case 
with the quarantine, I’m not going anywhere anytime soon.


So, at the moment, my friend is desperately trying to keep his eyes from 
rolling back into his head. Because he’s driving.

I’m trying to explain to him, in as much detail as I can muster as he swerves 
his not-quite-a-pickup around a pothole, the current state of play in this 
whole business with the Universal Voter Fraud, and the Soros guy who’s now a 
life peer, and Chavez standing over the guy with the keyboard changing the 
numbers on a constitutional referendum giving him absolute dictatorial power, 
and... Wait, he says, these machines are hooked up the the net?? Well, yeah. I 
think, anyway... That’s bullshit. I can’t believe that for a minute. Nobody’d 
be that stupid. Well, anyway, they did a rush software update the night before 
the election, so, what, FedEx and flash cards? And it’s running on, what, 
Windows 7? Oh, come on. No, really. Pretty sure...


I mean, I’m not even sure Windows 7 had internet sockets in it, or whatever, 
I’m a Mac guy, bleed in five colors and all that, no, not those five colors. 
Pervert. But that’s how fun things here in the Year of Our Lord 2020. As John 
Batchelor, The World’s Last Gentleman, no, really, look at his little videos on 
Instagram these days, liked to say during the once-and-future GWOT, “In war, 
the first three reports are wrong.” And we’re only two reports in. Maybe one 
and a half. 

My friend and I are old-school cypherpunks, you see. And no, crypto doesn’t 
mean “cryptocurrency”, it means “strong cryptography”. We even started a 
conference here on what I called “financial cryptography” a few decades back, 
so we even get to claim at least passing familiarity, if very dated in my case, 
and fuzzy at the best of times, with the idea of machine security in the 
presence of a, cough, global geodesic internetwork.

On cypherpunks, back in the day, it was all about spooks, crypto protocols, 
financial and otherwise, rubber hose attacks, more spooks, actual fucking 
Rothbardian anarchy, not that statist commie black-block crap that passes for 
it these days, and, well, world domination.  Punks these days give 
millennialism a bad name. Get off my lawn. 

So, I’m very prepared to believe Sidney Powell.

I just saw a NewsMax clip on YouTube(spit!) where she says she’s gonna kick off 
the fun in Georgia, and, she says, it’s going to be biblical. 

Make it rain, baby girl. Make it rain. 

The fate or Western Civilization is in your hands. No pressure.