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My sport with Apoc pipe came out at 49.5hp and 40.7ftlbs.
the stock pipe was 47hp didn't get torque.
next will be a PC v which will be available next month according to Dynojet. My tuner thinks we should get another 5% (1-2hp).
My sport with Apoc pipe came out at 49.5hp and 40.7ftlbs.
the stock pipe was 47hp didn't get torque.
next will be a PC v which will be available next month according to Dynojet. My tuner thinks we should get another 5% (1-2hp).
Interesting info.
Please post some riding comparisons pre and post once you get to the end of this project. Aside from what may be 10% gains on the dyno, how does this translate to road behavior?
Dedicated experimenter you are!!
What's it going to cost for the 4 HP gain?
Pipe, PC v, plus the dyno time.
Past BMW Bikes: 2011 K1300S, 2003 K1200RS, 1991 K75S, 1987 K75T, 1984 R100RT
1. if you have to ask you can't afford it.
2. speed cost money
3. I do it because I am an man, and I can! powered Brig and stratton mini dragsters, Lawn tractor races, oh yeah, that's money well spent
Now that the funny part is over;
PC V is $380
My Apovravic titanium pipe was $700 -30% coupon from motorcycle show ($490)
Cat removal, Muffler King custom SS304 "test pipe" $130
Dyno time $50 per session and $150 for tuning session (I havent paid for any sessions, I will pay for tuning)
so I expect I may end up at $1150 (<$300 per horse) acceptable for me.
without my discounts and haggling $1650, if you buy the same pipe. there are other pipes at lower cost, and not using stainless steel pipe for "test pipe"
I didn't get the auto-tune, after consulting my dyno shop, it was deemed not necessary.
That is assuming you pay the dyno shop for every retunr you do. I don't happen to have that problem. I live very close to the owner and go to the shop quite often. Even is the Auto tune was inexpensive enough, I have enough access to a shop for tuning. In face with the PC V, you have a switch that you can put dual tunes in and switch on the fly, so putting on a fuel conserving one and a power tune would be easy.
As a note, I got the bike back monday form the muffler shop, the Cat is gone, it's "fast and loud" but no crazy beards like the guys on that show! he he
Nels (2wheeldyno) is busy with getting some racers ready for the season, so I hope to get dyno'd next tuesday. I will post results then. Currently, the bike is Cat'less Apoc Titanium, and PC V with dynojet made tune.
I finally was in town long enough to leave the scooter with Nels (2wheel dyno), and it is mixed results. First, we do have a gain across the board, however, it looks like the clutch cannot handle the out put as well. while we did break 50hp and 42hp, we will need to do a clutch that is more tunable to the power. I will start looking for a clutch, either the Dr. pully HIT clutch or what else is out there. here is the dyno, this shows the stock (with Apoc Titanium) versus PC V tune (PCV, no cat), in addition if you consider the stock (stock pipe) was at 47hp, and no air filter mods yet. And also consider how much more rich the A/F mixture is. more to come, when I have a clutch.....
Update, I put 50 miles on the scooter last night with some nice weather. today I will do maybe 100 or so as well. So far I am realling seeing the need for less throttle, I will also check my milage by tank versus the trip computer. so far in easy riding in stop and go I am up to 46. today I will do more highway, but into the mountians, and see how it comes out.

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by Jim Stiles
(Fourth, and final installment in a four-part series)
So... what would Monticello look like if urban enviropreneurs were as successful as they'd like to be? What would a suddenly booming tourist/recreation economy do to San Juan County and the residents that live there now? Imagine the changes in real terms.
New businesses would mean more infrastructure and extra work for contractors, plumbers and electricians, though once the word is out, new faces in these fields would come as well, creating more competition.
At first, retail stores would see a dramatic increase in sales—the grocery, the mercantile, the drug store. Motels and cafes.
But again, competition for increased business would play a role here ...as the expanded 'tourist pie' gets carved up, and more businesses come to compete for it, the slices would shrink.
Soon businesses would complain that their slice is too small. That they need a bigger pie. That means more funds for tourist promotion and for more "amenities" to draw them.
Expect more motels, more espresso shops and restaurants. Assume that eventually, the local government will acquiesce to the need for some kind of bar or brew pub.
Franchise restaurants will finally see a viable reason to expand their markets and small locally owned restaurants will suffer for their arrival.
More people means a second grocery and a second drug store. Now that Moab has two weekly papers, Monticello's more conservative San Juan Record could face a similar challenge.
As the boom grows and Monticello gains cachet, as it assumes its role as the next 'New West' town, the value of homes would increase, perhaps quickly.
For those who just want to sell and get out, skyrocketing prices make for good investments. They're not so great for people who want to keep calling Monticello home---appraised values would jump and so would property taxes.
As the market for existing homes dries up, a push for new housing would follow. Open fields and agricultural areas adjacent to the city would rise exponentially in value, making it difficult for the current owners to resist selling. Those who choose to hold onto their lands would also face huge tax increases.
Local residents might be surprised to see a new level of cooperation between the non-motorized recreation community and the BLM in San Juan County.
At a September 2013 public meeting in Sedona, AZ, Grand County Trail Mix trails coordinator Scott Escott bragged about his organization's extraordinary success in constructing new single-track bicycle trails on public lands near Moab.
He pointed to more than a decade of work, "building trust" with the BLM. "And now we have another line of trust," Escott proclaimed. "What Trail Mix has gained from this is that the BLM defers to us when it comes to the actual trail building. They trust us and do not question us on trail alignment and construction. This trust is the basis of our partnership."
Escott noted that their biggest critic at BLM, Katie Stevens, had observed their trail construction.
According to Escott, "Katie called it the Appian Way, after the work of the ancient Romans which still exists today." He could not have been prouder. Will that kind of enthusiasm lead to similar single-track/bike-only trails in San Juan County?
I've never liked the idea of giving ANY special interest recreation group, whether they represented motorized or non-motorized interests, a blank check to plan and build trails of any kind across public lands.
I'm sure my mainstream green friends have fought tooth-and-nail over the years to block what they perceive to be collusion between government agencies like the BLM and ATV organizations. Now, with the Bike Borg in Moab clearly claiming sovereignty to do as they please on public lands, at the very least, an entirely new kind of debate over public lands access and modification could lie ahead.
(For the full speech: http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5438587.pdf)
Some will argue that Moab and Monticello are two very different critters and that to assume the same revolution that hammered Moab will strike San Juan County is a mistake.
It is true, Moab has always suffered from a Boomtown mentality, while Monticello has clung to its insularity.
And certainly Monticello's long bleak winters could discourage many would-be investors. I used to think Moab's incredible heat would be a deterrent to its growth. Who could afford to buy a second home and use it for a few weeks a year?
But I was wrong. As it turned out there were plenty of buyers, especially when the prices were low, as they are in Monticello now.
To assume that Monticello is too cold and too conservative and too isolated to experience a boom similar to Moab's is to make the same mistake we made when we lived in Moab and thought it could never happen there either.
Whatever the impacts and the changes that may result, Ashley Korenblat and her allies at the UOBN insist that the high-paying jobs will come from a tourist/recreation-based industry.
And to make her case she points to, "the loads of people leaving Salt Lake City to move to Moab." But isn't that the point? Her Grand Plan helps the "loads of people" who live elsewhere, who see an opportunity to cash in on what they perceive to be a depressed economy in San Juan County. And at whose expense? The people who already live here.
Ed Abbey once said, "Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell."
And it was Brigham Young who noted, "Those who are covetous and greedy, anxious to grasp the whole world, are all the time uneasy, and are constantly laying their plans and contriving how to obtain this, that, and the other. . . . How the Devil will play with a man who so worships gain!"
Good to see Brigham and Cactus Ed on the same page... Sometimes it helps to stop and consider just how much 'stuff' any of us really needs to be happy.
We say this town is depressed and that community is thriving. But what device do we use to make the measurements and draw conclusions? Must we always view wealth in dollars and cents? Do we ever look at its more intangible aspects? Brigham Young also noted, "Men are greedy for the vain things of this world."
Monticello is not a perfect place to live. Its insularity can be exasperating and its politics as petty and self-serving as any other small town in the rural west.
Every vice known to 21st Century humanity can be found there if you look hard enough. And, for crying out loud, even the grocery closes on Sunday!
But for the vast majority of good and decent people who choose to live there, Monticello works. It works for them. It's home. No, the town isn't flush with 'amenities' and no, you can't get a good Merlot.
Recently a friend argued that Monticello NEEDS changing. "It's so backward," he complained. "So ...parochial." Yes, I guess it is. But it's their town.
Those who hope to transform Monticello don't do it out of some deeply held moral concern. They're doing it for the money. And that, as Brigham and Cactus Ed note, is always the bottom line.
JIM STILES is a regular contributor to The San Juan Record. He is also publisher of the online Canyon Country Zephyr. This story, in its entirety, appears in the Feb/Mar 2014 issue. www.canyoncountryzephyr.com


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Abuja, Nigeria, June 25, 2012--The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on the Gambian authorities to immediately release or charge a journalist who has been in detention without charge longer than the country's limit of 72 hours.
Abdulhamid Adiamoh, the managing editor of the Today newspaper, was arrested Wednesday in connection with an opinion article, "Counsel sidesteps issues in cross-examination of [vice chancellor of the University of The Gambia ] Professor Kah," in which he criticized a defense lawyer in the criminal trial of a former lecturer at the university.
Judge Taiwo Alagbe Ade of the magistrate's court in the capital Banjul ordered Adiamoh's arrest on accusations of misreporting the defense counsel's cross-examination of a witness and ordered that he be brought to court on June 28, media reports said. Adiamoh was being held at police headquarters in Banjul, the reports said. Local journalists told CPJ that he was denied bail and has been transferred to Mile 2 central prison.
Police spokesman Yorro Mballow told CPJ that Adiamoh was in detention for "just two days" but declined to clarify the journalist's current status. "I can't say anything about this. I am not saying he was released. He is before the court, and I can't speak for the court," Mballow said.
"Journalists should be allowed to shine a light on court proceedings without fearing that their coverage will land them behind bars," said CPJ Africa Advocacy Coordinator Mohamed Keita in New York. "Authorities should release Abdulhamid Adiamoh immediately."
Adiamoh has several times in the past been detained by police in connection with his reporting, according to CPJ research.
Separately, another journalist, Lamin Njie, deputy editor-in-chief of the independent Daily News, was detained over the weekend on contempt of court accusations for incorrectly reporting that a high court judge had denied bail to four top officials of the Gambia Revenue Authority who are accused of tax-related offenses, according to news reports. Judge Emmanuel Nkea ordered the detention of Njie at Mile 2 Prison on Friday, although his newspaper published an apology and correction on Wednesday. He was released today without charge.


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I'm Robin, a 32 year old from Texas. I'm a SAHM to a very attached mama's boy (he turned 2 in September). I have two awesome step kids who I am raising with my fiance (we won't get into discussing the egg donor AKA, mother).
I love music (classical, symphonic rock/metal, folk, music of foreign languages...stuff that makes people look at me weird). I love drawing, reading, writing, photography, art stuff, and computer stuff. I love languages (I've studied Japanese and French, but not nearly enough to know a thing LOL). I love history and cultures...science fascinates me as well and I love reading and researching, but I won't lie, a lot of it is beyond my comprehension. It's still amazing, tho. :)
I love cats (all animals really, but am by far a kitty person). I'm shy but really opinionated (contradictory maybe?). I do my best to research any thing I talk about that I am not sure on because avoiding looking like an idiot is really a must for me.
I am Atheist, though I am a tolerant one (tolerant to freedom of believing how you want/worshiping in your own way); however, I am not tolerant to shoving beliefs down other's throats/forcing beliefs onto others without regard to their freedoms. I do my best NOT to be a militant nonbeliever because persecuting the religious is no better than the religious persecuting me.
Anyway, hi, hello, and nice to meet you all.
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Thanks to both, and David, I will look into the website. I saw some stuff that seems interesting, so it is intriguing. :)
Hey Robert, welcome to TA
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Hi Robin! Welcome to TA! I am a mother as well---us moms got to stick together because these kids are psychotic! I hope you make alot of friends here; there are some awesome folks on this site.
Is there such thing as a militant atheist who persecutes the religious? I've yet to see one on the news...
Oh but don'tcha know, stopping them from praying at government meetings and in government schools and stopping creche scenes on government property IS persecution....
At least in their whiny-ass crybaby opinion.
And so is making anonymous complaints because you don't want to be ostracized or have a brick come sailing through your window.
Thanks all.
Kim, yes, I am sure there are "militant" nonbelievers out there. By simply acting hostile to someone of faith and being intolerant to their right to believe and worship as they want is enough in my book, and there are people out there like that. You don't necessarily have to hear about them in the news to know that people like that exist (that's a bit naive). I'm not condoning tolerance in that one just sit back and let a religious freak act hostile towards someone of no faith or of a different faith, I simply believe that trying to be accepting of people is the right way to go. Do I think the world would be a better place if religion were wiped from the face of the planet? Yes, I do--at least the main ones (Christianity, Judaism, and Islam), but that's not feasible. But I also don't believe in making it a world where people have to fear others because of their belief systems, and that does exist--everywhere. Whether it's a religious person in a country that doesn't share the same beliefs, or Pagans fearing the Christians, or nonbelievers having to deal with the condemning of the so-called righteous, and Atheists who want to take away a religious person's right to believe & worship. It exists everywhere and in all types of people.
Well, welcome to TA!
This would be an excellent discussion to open up elsewhere, btw!
Wow. No thanks. I like a good debate, don't get me wrong, but I don't particularly like to deal with people like the previous poster. People like that are truly no better than the worst of any other kind of people. Well done & goodbye. :)
I think my sarcasm may have gone over your head. Sorry about that.


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Ben Crampton, a British diplomat, has lived and worked on the Balkans for many years.
"I grew up surrounded by information about and discussions of the Balkans and was always fascinated by the books on my father's shelves whose titles I couldn't read because they were in cyrilic. My father is a historian working on the Balkans (Richard Crampton) and we lived in Bulgaria when I was a baby. It was to the Balkans that I turned shortly after I left school, spending nine months in Sofia in 1991. My love affair with the Balkans began there and continues today; my wife is Montenegrin."
After working as a Balkans research analyst at the British Foreign Office, Ben went to Macedonia to be an adviser to the EU Special Representative for the implementation of the 2001 Ohrid Peace Agreement. Ben notes the limited and focused mandate of the international mission in Macedonia:
"The real success of the international involvement there was that the responsibility for implementing the peace deal lay firmly with the local political and governmental leaders of all parties and all ethnicities. This is in contrast to Bosnia, where it is the international community itself that has taken the principal role in delivering Dayton. Ohrid Agreement implementation proves that with the right incentive - Euro-Atlantic integration - a peace deal is deliverable by the parties to it. That for me is a sign of hope – also for Kosovo and for the Balkans. It is also a sign of the singular power of European integration as a means of delivering lasting change in the Balkans, as it has elsewhere in central and Eastern Europe."
He came to Pristina in 2004 as special advisor to the former head of UNMIK, Soeren Jessen-Pedersen. In 2007, when the film was being made, Ben was deputy head of the European Union planning team in Pristina working on the Ahtisaari Plan, and preparing the ground for the international mission to follow the declaration of independence.
"My biggest sense of achievement was in working on the Ahtisaari process. His proposal contains a wealth of proposals which would guarantee the continuation and development of the Serb way of life in Kosovo with a very high degree of administrative and social autonomy. I'm particularly proud of using the example of the Anglo-Irish 1922 agreement to argue for the inclusion of specific clauses in Ahtisaari guaranteeing voting rights to Serbs in Kosovo regardless of whether or not they chose to take Kosovo citizenship."
Ben views UNMIK as a success one can now build on:
"Despite the mood swing against UNMIK in the past years what the mission achieved in its time is remarkable - a functioning administration and parliament, an effective and ethnically-balanced police force, a series of free and fair elections, the resolution of large numbers of property disputes and the beginnings of privatisation. On the other hand it's fair to ask whether the mission needed to be as big as it was, and whether it was helpful for the SRSG to retain his full powers - to remain "top dog" - until the end." "In Kosovo the new international presence's powers are much reduced from those of the SRSG and are less extensive than in Bosnia, and this should allow politics to develop more "normally" in Kosovo in the future. But there has to come a time when they're removed entirely, and I do hope that we're not still waiting for that moment 12 years after the end of the war in Kosovo (in 2011), as we are in Bosnia (in 2008)."
However, within international organizations in Kosovo there remains a problematic gap between "locals" and "internationals":
"This is a problem. Many of the answers are bureaucratic and lie within international institutions. If there isn't even a possibility of local staff having hierarchically superior positions to international staff - no matter how well educated and experienced the former may be, and how callow the latter – then there is no way that you will have the proper respect being shown to local staff within international organisations. And if "locals" aren't fully respected inside organisations then they won't be fully respected outside."
He left Kosovo shortly before independence, but continues to work on Kosovo in the European Council.
Concerning Pristina Ben is concerned about the future:
"there is an element of veneer, about Pristina. Much of the apparent wealth of Pristina is based on the international community. It is more apparent than real, if you take away the international community and the money that the international community's presence provides then the economy of Pristina would look quite different".
Despite many obvious problems there has been progress. One source of optimism for Ben is the transformative power of a future enlargement process:
"The lifestyle is different here, you do feel the effects of not only the war but of underdevelopment as well. Electricity is sometimes a problem, water is a problem. Having said that, it does not feel very much like a post-conflict environment. You see damage on the countryside when you are driving along. But is there a brighter future, absolutely, a brighter future will come through economic development, it will come through European enlargement in due course. This has worked throughout Central and Eastern Europe, this has worked throughout the Balkans, it will work in Kosovo as well. "
Asked what else Ben learned in the Balkans he smiles: "A Shopska salad and rakija are the best starter to any meal anywhere in the world. And there is joy to be had in eating seasonal fruit and vegetables fresh from the market - except in February and March."
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The Woodinville Winers visit Airfield Estates
Besides enjoying a tasting room, our visit to Airfield Estates (www.airfieldwines.com) had the added bonus of being a bit of a history lesson – almost as if we were visiting both a winery and a museum in one. That's because the first thing you notice when entering the tasting room is a historical aviation and military theme.
The reason for this is that all of the Airfield Estate vineyards are situated near an old World War II airbase at the foot of the Rattlesnake Mountains in the Yakima Valley. Construction of the airbase commenced in the latter part of 1941 and the buildings erected on the site included a 70-foot water tower, several airplane hangars, a mess hall, barracks and several smaller storage buildings. Three dirt runways were also formed, each of which was over a half mile long. The pilots trained primarily on bi-winged Stearman Airplanes. The airbase continued operations until the mid 1940s. Shortly after World War II came to an end, the buildings were auctioned off to the highest bidder and the only bidder was H. Lloyd Miller. Little did the Miller family know – the Rattlesnake Mountains were destined for growing grapes.
The first grape vines were planted by Don Miller in 1968. Today, the vineyards now span over 860 acres and include 27 different varieties of grapes. This means that all of the wines that Airfield offers are 100 percent estate grown fruit with a little bit of aviation history thrown in. In fact, to this day two of the original airbase hangars still exist and are used as a workshop and storage facilities.
Greeting us at the tasting bar was Ellisa, who poured us four whites and four reds. The wines all have really interesting labels with a historic aviation theme. Ellisa also introduced us to Ross, who had a picture of all four of his sons on the wall — all from different branches of the military. To complete the theme, tasting next to us was Jim, a United States Marine. We felt honored to be tasting wine with such an impressive group of people.
Our favorite white was the 2011 Flygirl White, which is a blend of Viognier, Semillon and Pinot Gris. This is a red wine drinker's white as it wasn't overly sweet. Instead it is crisp and dry with flavors of melon and citrus fruit. It would make a great wine on a hot day with lighter food such as salad, seafood or poultry.
Also of note was the 2010 Reserve Chardonnay which is aged in oak for 11 months. Flavors of citrus, lemon and cream were apparent. If you like a sweeter wine, try the 2011 Riesling.
Of the reds, there was a tie for our favorite. The 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon is sourced from 20-year-old vines and showcased layers of cherry, blackcurrant and toasted oak. This wine is fruit forward and full bodied so would pair well with a good steak or foods with more robust flavors. Also a favorite for us was the signature Aviator blend. This Super-Tuscan blend had hints of both cherry and spice.
Airfield is located on the southeast corner of the main roundabout in the Tourist District of Woodinville. Tastings are $5 per person and they are open from 12-5 p.m. on weekdays and 11-6 p.m. on weekends (Fri, Sat, & Sun).


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Monday, July 02, 2012
Lies We Can Believe In
Civil disobedience balances moral absolutes against legal principles. The Supreme Court exists to serve as the final bastion of the law against runaway moral absolutes. But, just as in its showdown with FDR, the Court blinked, and our court, unlike that court, didn't even at least put up a good fight for the law before backing down. Obama didn't even have to threaten to pack the court with justices. All he had to do was make it clear that he wasn't going to follow the law, which forced the law to save face by following him instead.
The American chief executive has a great deal of power and a chief executive who dons imperial robes is a danger with few precedents. There have been conflicts between the branches, but even FDR made a pretense of bowing to some outside authority. Obama never has, with the exception of the King of Saudi Arabia.
If he were to be impeached tomorrow, as some urge, he simply wouldn't leave. I don't know what he will do if he loses the election, simply because I don't think he knows what he will do-- I don't think the prospect of losing has seriously entered his mind. If he loses it will be a pitched battle between Valerie Jarrett and Michelle Obama on one shoulder telling him to stay and Joe Biden and whatever unfortunate soul is Chief-of-Staff at that point acting as the voices of reason telling him that it's over.
Even absolute monarchs make concessions to something outside themselves, to religion or tradition, but Obama never has. History, religion and tradition are nothing but lines that he drops into speeches in praise of himself. The American flag and the Constitution are trophies that he uses as backdrops, the same way that he uses Greek columns-- these aren't things that mean anything to him. They're decorations for the sets playing the eternal movie of him.
Obama is not a politician. Politicians learn to compromise. They learn that they can't always get their way. Obama has never learned that lesson. He always gets his way. Or he did until 2010. No one has ever told him "No" and made it stick. There is no weight of life experience that tells him what to do when this happens.
Unlike many of his predecessors, Obama was never in the military. Unlike all of them, he never held anything resembling a real job that required him to do anything but show up and make speeches. Children are natural tyrants. Take a child throwing a tantrum off the playground, give him every privilege in life, leave out any real challenges, keep telling him that he's special for 50 years and he will be an actual tyrant.
No one ever thought that a man with the emotional maturity of a child, with no life experience and no principles, would occupy the White House, surrounded by sycophants and worshiped by a press that acts as an extension of the White House Press Office. It took an extensive breakdown among multiple institutions and the national culture for that to happen, and the inability to assert the rule of law is a further symptom of that breakdown.
No one is fooled, unless to some degree they want to be fooled. To believe a lie, you have to want to believe it, and that means that at some level, you know that it is a lie.
Obama was elected because we, Democrats and quite a few Republicans, wanted to be saved from ourselves. We wanted to be saved from our policies, our debates and our guilt. In a time of crisis, we weren't looking for a reliable experienced professional to do the job; if we had been, McCain, for all his flaws, would have won by a landslide. We were looking for someone who would lie to us and make us feel better.
Every now and then people like to get drunk. When things are a complete mess, that's when the temptation to open the bottle and pour it down the hatch comes. Things were a complete mess in 2008, and the country got stinking drunk. It decided to be completely irresponsible and, feeling sorry for itself, it elected someone who wouldn't have been qualified for any position in his own Cabinet.
Since then, the country has sobered up. It thinks that Obama is doing a bad job, but it doesn't know how to tell him that he was only a one-night stand. He seems like such a nice guy, and it would hurt his feelings to tell him why he was really elected. It wasn't because anyone, besides zombie liberals, thought that he knew what he was doing. It was because he seemed like a cheerful bright spot in a dour time and everyone felt sorry about slavery and segregation.
The problem is that Obama won't leave. 2010 was a sharp hint. Any halfway-competent politician would have caught it and changed direction. But Obama refuses to understand hints. He refuses to understand the unspoken message because that gives him power. The power of the rude is in their rudeness. The rudeness is a challenge to anyone with manners to match him equally or shut up and take it. Some Republicans, like Joe Wilson, have matched him rudeness for rudeness; many more, like Justice Roberts, have chosen to take it instead.
A Head of State who refuses to follow the law is engaging in rudeness squared, but Obama is doing what the left has always done. The left rejected manners and mores; it trashed the culture, threw out its morals, defied the law with acts of civil disobedience and, once in office refused to accept any limitations on its power. And most of the time it won. It stared down the society, the police and the politicians, defied their rules and took their rulemaking powers for its own.
The power of the left lies in challenging the lies that society tells itself and creating the illusion of credibility and sincerity through that challenge. It succeeds when its enemies lack faith in their own ideas, their own policies and their own values. The more abrasively it challenges norms, the more it refuses to follow any rules but its own, the more credibility it gains as a liberation movement.
Obama is the apotheosis of the left's project, a brat nurtured on self-esteem, weaned on white guilt, educated to play with words and rewarded for staged confrontations with equally staged surrenders. All these qualities have shaped him into the entitled monster that he is, squatting in the Oval Office and grinning from the covers of a hundred magazines, determined to always win the only way he knows how, by ignoring the rules of the game.
If you have ever encountered someone genuinely worthless yet successful, it was almost certainly a man or woman who refused to take "No" for an answer. That can be a useful quality in some fields, but it's also a perfect way for people with no useful skills to get what they want out of life. These are the people who don't get fired or denied promotions because it would cause too many problems, who get discounts they aren't entitled to, because they keep demanding them, who use determination and confrontation as substitutes for knowledge, ability and competence-- who become a success story purely based on their enormous sense of entitlement and complete lack of shame.
Obama's rise to power is a mirror of the national problems that got him there. All the things wrong with him are reflected, to some extent, in the men and women who voted for him. It could not be otherwise. His lawlessness is a symptom of an existing lawlessness. His contempt for values and morals, for tradition and history, for the nation itself, is a symptom of the contempt that the left has fed over the years until it has become a poison in the national bloodstream.
To truly defeat Obama, we have to be able to defeat those negative traits as well. To understand what gave someone like him power over so many people. It is not enough to just remove him from office, because, unless we understand the corruption that made his rise possible, he, or someone like him, will rise again.
27 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Obama is a maggot that rose from a swamp; squash him and another maggot will squirm up to replace him... drain the disgusting swamp of modern Leftist liberalism... take back the schools and institutions that represent the future of America and which were the source of its strength in the past..
- 2/7/12
- Leah said...
Yes. Once again, Daniel, you have hit the mark correctly in defining the issues. We must take back our country for it definitely has been hijacked.
So many who voted for him do not have the ability to simply look into his eyes and see the disgust he has for his country.
I fear they will vote for him, again The other thing that I fear is "dead people" voting in places like Chicago like the last election.
What he sis not do in this set of four years, I fear he will do if elected for the next four.
He truly is a self hating Socialist. He is resentful ad jealous.
So many people that I know who are in the psychology field look at him and know that he is schizotypal and a narcissist...scary....
- 2/7/12
- Anonymous said...
We are in trouble because of men like Obama and the half of the population that supports him.
We are doomed because of Roberts and men like him who acquiesce and betray the rest of us.
- 3/7/12
- Ex-Dissident said...
Frightening and so true. I have said countless times to friends that the heart of the problem is not Obama but the country that elected Obama; he is a symptom. This past weekend, I went upstate with friends to enjoy a picnic at the Caramoor historic park and listen to classical music. I noticed a bumper sticker Obama2012 on one of the parked cars and felt like punching someone in the nose. Some days, I just don't want to see anymore.
At work, I am surrounded by these Obama loving, entitled degenerates. I want to describe 2 of the patients I recently saw. One is faking back pain in order to sue for money. There are enough staff surrounding her who blindly support her plight and make it very difficult for me to speak freely. Another is a product of a delusional environment who got very sick and now takes pleasure in spitting on her caretakers. Cultural sensitivity stewards constantly remind the nurses and doctors about how we must be tolerant of these eccentricities.
I can't cure them of this behavior. I just want them out of my sight.
- 3/7/12
- Keliata said...
You're right. This is a poison that must be removed from our country.
You hit the nail on the head in you're anylsis on Obama. His adminstration is like an eight-year long episode of TLC's Toddlers and Tiaras.
Parents use their small children as show dogs for their hobby of...treating kids like show dogs and, as one little five-year old Birdgett recently said, "My mom is so jealous to me! Because she just wants to be on stage! Ouch!"
Far too many liberals want to be on stage but obviously can't so Obama is their little toddler in a tiara.
- 3/7/12
- Keliata said...
Future toddler in tiara to make it to the White House? I can't believe the stuff this 4-year old is allowed to get away with just to support her mom's hobby:
- 3/7/12
- Pessimist said...
Good point regarding the two sides of civil disobedience. I hadn't made that connection before.
And of course you're right about Obama (or Roberts, for that matter) being reflections of our current society.
Many on the right wonder how we get out of this mess. But frankly, I don't think you can get there from here.
When the left took over academia, whether by design or natural selection, they set in motion a patient, organized, all encompassing attack on American culture that has gone largely unchallenged and unanswered.
If you want a good indicator of how much the mass consciousness has shifted, look at the lack of any serious support for American values even on the right: no full throated defense of free markets, capitalsim, or liberty there.
Instead, just concessions, tweaks - tacit admissions, all.
- 3/7/12
- Anonymous said...
Bill in KS:
This is as great a column as any I've ever read. DG is absolutely right -- retiring Obama is going to take an emphatic mandate vote. I also like (in Liberal Fascism)how Jonah Goldberg draws parallels with JFK as another example of 'the cult of personality tradition' of liberalism. You aren't supposed to question our Great Leader!!
- 3/7/12
- joan said...
I agree with Ex-Dissident. Obama is a symptom of a much deeper problem in our country; we have to face the entrenched leftism in our political and cultural institutions that has corrupted our society.
- 3/7/12
- Ar'nun said...
It's easy to say that Obama is the problem, but the real problem are those morons that voted for him and continue to support him and/or the ideas he concocts. Look at the recent pols about Obamacare, there are a lot of morons that would willingly give their freedoms for freebies. there is no work ethic left. People would rather collect 99 weeks of unemployment than workat a fast food resteraunt. People would rather get free insurance rather than work a second part-time job. People would rather own two cars, a big McMansion in the burbs and complain about the "Liberal Schools" than take the responsibilty of Home Schooling. Obama is just the tip of the iceberg. Liberals far worse are on there way to DC. I fear this election may be the last.
- 3/7/12
- Ar'nun said...
And the people supporting him are not just Liberals. There are not that many actual Liberals out there. This is why a RINO is the Republican nominee this year and in 2008 as well. This is whya RINO is the Speaker of the House. This is why a RINO is the Senate Majority leader. This mentality has in fact over taken our society.
- 3/7/12
- Daniel Greenfield said...
...that is actually the point of the latter half of this essay
That Obama's rise is a symptom of a deeper problem and getting him out alone won't fix that
thank you leah, ex-dissident, pessimist, Bill and KA
- 3/7/12
- civil westman said...
A laser illumination of the fundamental problem once again, Daniel. Perhaps the seed of self-destruction is in the DNA of traditional Western liberalism, as Bork suggests. Or, perhaps human beings lose all sense of meaning and character when relieved of the struggle for material subsistence; they seem to blindly substitute raw power over others for the other basic survival instincts after they have enough to eat, drink and make merriment.
It is no longer a question of small adjustments, 'pivots', or increments. Relentless repetitions of these moves to the left have got us to this state of tyranny. If you still doubt this is a tyranny, you will be persuaded when you seek care for a serious medical condition after the ACA is fully implemented, especially if you are old and learn you have become disposable.
The required lesson can only be learned by a nation of 51%+ entitled victims when insufficient wealth is being created (we have been there for several years) AND we can no longer borrow more (we are on the cusp of that). Then, reality will become undeniable in the form of inflation or sovereign default. There are simply no alternatives.
When the dependent children who worship the adolescent-in-chief are deprived of their fixes and bribes via economic collapse, expect a massive tantrum. As with addicts in withdrawal, anything goes. The only question is which tantrum will be more destructive - the 'leader's' or the masses.
Then, maybe, we can start over having relearned what our predecessors so well understood about human nature.
- 3/7/12
- Daniel Greenfield said...
all cultures carry within them the seed of their own destruction and a culture is often destroyed by the very thing that once made it successful taken to the extreme
- 3/7/12
- Anonymous said...
"The American chief executive has a great deal of power"
He only has power because lots of people, especially in uniform and carrying weapons, will unquestioningly obey him.
- 3/7/12
- Anonymous said...
"Civil disobedience balances moral absolutes against legal principles."
I've had to think about that. I think I understand but would value any development of the premise, if you feel inclined.
"If he were to be impeached tomorrow, as some urge, he simply wouldn't leave. I don't know what he will do if he loses the election, simply because I don't think he knows what he will do"
I've been pondering this notion for quite some time now. I'm inclined to believe that he will perpetrate a gargantuan fraud - perhaps based on racism, perhaps on GOP fraud, maybe nothing more than an act of pure defiance. It will be riveting to watch.
The dénouement may be the way these things often end: a pitched battle.
It's all good.
You keep serving this stuff up every 48 hours and I'm dazzled. I did say I would stop blowing any more smoke up your butt, There you go - another broken promise.
- 3/7/12
- Marcel said...
In every culture from the beginning of written history when the homosexual perverts lost their shame that caused them to hide in the closet and became bold and shook their fists at God ,that culture,nation,empire was soon destroyed.
Obama has been handpicked by God to president over the destruction of America, Sodom land and no little god with a voting card is going to stop what is most deservedly coming.
- 3/7/12
- Anonymous said...
The decay of our society ...can it be turned back ? I have my doubts. Half this nation see's nothing wrong at all with giving up their liberties and the destruction of the constitution, they don't care that the power of the IRS to be in their personal business has increased 100 fold. I have a friend who home schooled her 10 kids..a devout Christian family. She taught them well about the Constitution, the Bible etc. One of sons now near 40 recently started going to college for a degree in art as he does beautiful art work. He's only been in college 2 years and his whole outlook has changed, so much so that during a recent discussion with him on current events he said " The Constitution ? ! The Constitution is just STUPID ! " and oh yes he likes Obama now..even kids that were raised right and had values instilled in them are weak enough to be brainwashed by the liberal machine...sad, sad, sad.
- 4/7/12
- Anonymous said...
I can't wait until all these liberals lose their employee health coverage when their employers announce they are no longer offering health coverage and employees will have to go on the government exchanges..IT WILL happen..why would an employer pay$700-1200 EVERY MONTH for each employees health cover when they can pay the $2000 fine per employee...a large corporation with 50,000 employees you do the math...and how much they will save. State jobs, County jobs, Universities...small business.. retirees who have employer paid health as part of their pensions-they will all be dropped and thrown into the government exchanges -these entities are already strapped for cash and it will save them millions..
- 4/7/12
- Anonymous said...
Thank you Daniel for the analysis of the supreme courts roll over and play dead trick. I was discussing the decision with a friend of mine and we both agreed that it looked like a case of "the fix is in." The arguments before the court were theatre for the masses. As far as the man in the white house leaving if not re-elected, I suspect that will depend upon how the military will react to the "commander in chief." Marcos was unable to get his generals (actually his cronie appointees) to fire on the protesting civilians (the front line soldiers refused to kill friends and family). He was then invited to leave. What will our military do? Also, about McCain, I am one of those who voted for a third party candidate as it appeared to us that McCain was going to roll over and give a liberal democrat congress everything they wanted, including amnesty, wide open borders, and Ted Kennedy ad nauseam. The problem as I see it, we now have a country run by oligarchs, for oligarchs, all at the expense of the people. Roberts knew who signs his paycheck.
- 4/7/12
- Anonymous said...
Thank you for the most comprehensive analysis of this disastrous miscreant's reign.
It appears to be emblematic of the Frankfurt School approach - destroy the family, religion and its moral teachings, reduce all endeavour to self-gratification and encourage more of it. Destroy the country's history and thus its culture and traditions. Indoctrinate the children through 'education' that tells them what to think instead of how to. Bribe the parents with unearned and un-needed entitlements. Communist nihilism. And to think, we thought we'd won the Cold War. The West is infected and we have more than an inkling of the antidote, but not of who will administer it - yet. America's only hope is the people with memory. Are there enough of them to demonstrate that the moronic left mis-timed its coup?
But really, there's nothing anyone can add to your essay. It's simply brilliant. Thank you. Yet again.
- 4/7/12
- fsy said...
even kids that were raised right and had values instilled in them are weak enough to be brainwashed by the liberal machine
That story is about the scariest thing I've read here, and there's some very scary stuff here.
- 4/7/12
- pst314 said...
"His contempt for values and morals, for tradition and history, for the nation itself, is a symptom of the contempt that the left has fed over the years..."
I know a follower of Ayn Rand who voted for Obama because he loathes and despises religion (and especially all Christianity) with an abiding hatred. He told me that he would not vote for a believing Christian like Sarah Palin. I tried to show that Palin was not his enemy, and that Obama was a radical leftist, but he wasn't interested.
- 4/7/12
- Thomas said...
"It wasn't because anyone, besides zombie liberals, thought that he knew what he was doing. It was because he seemed like a cheerful bright spot in a dour time and everyone felt sorry about slavery and segregation."
We all know Obama was elected because he's black. Moreover, we further know the election of this derelict is a symptom of a much greater problem. I believe the problem is our country is being ruined by a steady tidal wave of third world, non-European immigrants, courtesy of the 1965 Hart-Cellar Act. I am convinced the treasonous Ted Kennedy had this in mind when he stood on the floor of Congress in support of this poisonous legislation, circa 1965.
You destroy a county by destroying its culture and what better way to do that than to invite millions of third-world "immigrants" into our homeland; that care nothing for our heritage and founding stock.
In fact, a great many of them despise White America, willingly supporting a brown thug like Obama and the racial rhetoric he spews forth.
So now the chickens are coming home to roost as a result of the Hart-Cellar disaster, and nobody will ever do anything to reverse it, because that would be "racist." We cannot even enforce our laws against illegal invaders, much less repeal legislation that is killing this country. It's just a matter of time until the brown masses overtake our once great country and nothing will be done about it.
- 5/7/12
- DAN III said...
The POS is illegal in every sense of the word.
Hemp or lead.....
- 9/7/12
- SamenoKami said...
I'm saving a few vacation days for Wed-Fri. after the election. IF Obama loses I don't think it will be pretty.
Excellent piece.
- 9/7/12
- Daniel K Day said...
"The power of the left lies in challenging the lies that society tells itself and creating the illusion of credibility and sincerity through that challenge"
Yes. In other words, this is why the charge of hypocrisy is one of the Left's favorite accusations.
- 9/7/12


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7. Slip the glove finger up over the cut stems to make a smooth handle by which the tussie-mussie may be carried. Because it is absorbent, it will hold moisture around the stems and help to keep them fresh. I use inexpensive cotton-knit gloves from a photography store, at a cost of a dime per finger.
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Dictatorial regimes do not allow freedom of the press nor freedom of speech. One can see it in China under the Chinese Communist Party (CCP); it was the same in Taiwan when martial law reigned, with former president Chiang Kai-shek (蔣介石) and his son and successor, Chiang Ching-kuo (蔣經國), of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT), in power. This is because having a firm grip on information and public opinion are indispensable to keeping dictators in power.
Chiang Ching-kuo used both soft power and hard power approaches in his control of the press in Taiwan. He implemented baojin (報禁) — press restrictions banning the establishment of new newspapers, regulating the number of pages allowed in a newspaper and censoring content — and invited the owners of two major newspapers to sit on the KMT's Central Standing Committee (CSC), giving the party control over the press. Then there was the CSC's Cultural Affairs Department overseeing all press activity, giving out orders and directives.
It is perhaps inappropriate to compare Chiang Ching-kuo's approach back then to a discussion on press freedom during the democratic era, but there was one decision that he made that, in principle if not in motivation, is similar to that of the present student-led movement against media monopolization.
In 1972, United Daily News associates Fan Ho-yan (范鶴言) and Lin Ting-li (林頂立) parted ways with the company, citing disagreements, and transferred their shares to then-chairman of Formosa Plastics Corp, Wang Yung-ching (王永慶). Within half a year Wang was made to part with the shares, as Chiang Ching-kuo did not want business tycoons having their fingers in the press pie, because of concerns over the excessive influence over policy this would give them.
Freedom of the press is also a big issue in the US. In the 1960s there was a slogan to the tune that unchecked monopolies lead to a loss of freedom. The KMT party-state system controlled the press, and the anti-Chinese journalists somehow managed to convince themselves that things were so much better in Taiwan than they were in China. "After all," they told themselves, "at least we have the freedom to hold our tongues."
There was a snag. Students who traveled overseas, having been plied with the KMT party-state's obscurantist indoctrination and misinformation, came into contact with different ideas, and discovered that the KMT had been lying to them all along. This was something Beijing could exploit to turn Taiwanese against the KMT. At the time, then-minister of education Chiang Yen-si (蔣彥士) conceded to US officials that the inconsistencies in the curriculum would need to be corrected.
The KMT no longer has monopoly control over the press, but it continues in its attempts to indoctrinate the public. Meanwhile, the CCP, which denies its own people freedom, is trying to wrest control of Taiwan's press through Taiwanese doing business in China, so it can disseminate information and ideas that it controls and deny Taiwanese their sovereignty, freedom and democracy. Chiang Ching-kuo must be turning in his grave.
There are a number of people who support what he stood for and have tried to suppress the student-led anti-media monopoly movement, making noises about "poor manners" and "bad attitudes." I say well done to those students: When people start talking about "manners" and choose not to talk about "sense," you know that they have already lost the battle.


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Title text: You can do this one in every 30 times and still have 97% positive feedback
Black Hat is trying to make the world a weirder place by shipping bobcats to his Ebay buyers. Ordinarily, negative feedback is used to warn future buyers about sellers that ship broken products or post misleading listings. In this case, the unfortunate buyer is leaving feedback warning future buyers that Black Hat ships bobcats instead of the actual products, though "would not buy again" seems to be a rather feeble response to the replacement.
The title text is about a flaw in Ebay's feedback system - you can intentionally do nasty things to your buyers and get very bad reviews, but still have overall high feedback scores as long as you don't do it too often.
It is later shown that you can blackmail Black Hat into not sending you a bobcat.
- [Black Hat is packing a bobcat into a box; Danish stands beside him.]
- Danish: What are you doing?
- Black Hat: Making the world a weirder place.
- bobcat: mrrowlll
- [Black Hat has finished taping the package for shipping.]
- Black Hat: Starting with my eBay feedback page.
- [Bandaged person at a computer with assorted debris around the floor]
- Screen: comments:
- Bandaged person typing Instead of office chair package contained bobcat.
- Bandaged person typing Would not buy again.
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Why should the woman be Danish? She wasn't introduced at this point, and has different hair. --184.108.40.206 10:32, 28 February 2013 (UTC)
- Good point; I've edited the transcript accordingly. Thanks! - Cos (talk) 12:19, 28 February 2013 (UTC)
- What can we learn from this? - I've learned to expect the unexpected and laugh my ass off when I figure out the reason behind it (Thank you for all the laughs and lessons, Mr. XKCD) - E-inspired (talk) 16:36, 28 February 2013 (UTC)
Does this explanation still need to be listed as incomplete? I really don't think so. Gman314 (talk) 17:23, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
- I did remove the incomplete tag after entering more clear internal comic links. But this is still more a link collection than an explanation. I'm still not happy with this.--Dgbrt (talk) 18:43, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
The explanation is clear, but is there some specific e-Bay meaning to A-Minus-Minus (A--) ? --Quicksilver (talk) 19:45, 21 August 2013 (UTC)
I put in my take on A--. Maybe someone can check this, and remove the incomplete tag. 22.214.171.124 05:03, 13 November 2013 (UTC)
I think that A−− is a grade, proportional to 97%. 18.104.22.168 12:25, 27 November 2013 (UTC)
- Following that logic, A+ = 100, A = 99, A− = 98, A−− = 97. 126.96.36.199 13:57, 29 November 2016 (UTC)
Since it seems like we've explained every possible interpretation of the title, I'm removing the "incomplete" tag. Neito (talk) 16:17, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
What's the deal with the marks on his face? In the last panel, they look like a hash mark and a dollar sign; int the previous one they look like tally marks. Dfeuer (talk) 11:46, 5 December 2014 (UTC)
- Randall probably didn't feel like making extra work form himself maintaining visual consistence between panels. -Pennpenn 18.104.22.168 00:53, 11 March 2016 (UTC)
Bobcats don't have big fluffy tails, they have "bobtails". Also, I would love to be sent a bobcat. Please send me a bobcat. I'm so lonely. Gwynfshae (talk) 15:20, 1 September 2015 (UTC)


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The Changing Ethnic and Racial Landscape of Denominations in America
This week, I am in New Orleans for the Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting. This year's gathering will be a historic one as Southern Baptists are poised to elect our first African-American convention president – Dr. Fred Luter. A denomination birthed with a racially-tinged history is now electing a descendant of slaves as its leader.
This is quite a story for the largest protestant denomination in America. So much so that both the New York Times and USA Today have run profiles on Dr. Luter. It also comes at a time when the SBC is more diverse than ever, seeing dramatic growth in ethnicity over the past 20 years. The percent of non-Anglo churches has moved from 1-in-20 to 1-in-5 in just two decades:
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1990 - 95% Anglo
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2010 - 80% Anglo
The SBC is not alone, however.
I recently returned from speaking at the Foursquare convention in Phoenix. While there, I was consulting with them on what a "global eldering community" looks like. The meeting included leaders from around the world and was simultaneously translated in multiple languages. It's not just global for Foursquare. In the US, they are truly becoming a multi-ethnic denomination as well. They shared with me:
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• 1 in 6 churches is Hispanic
• Approximately 20-25% of churches in the US are distinctly ethnic
• They have passed structural enhancements to encourage partnership with immigrant ministers
• They have formed ethnic councils for the larger ethnic groups in the denomination
• Ethnic church planting is among the fastest growing segments in the denomination
I've seen this trend with other groups as well – all data shared by denominational leaders of those movements.
Assemblies of God
2010 - 60% Anglo
• Since 1991, the number of predominantly black churches in the Assemblies of God has expanded by 176 percent
• More than 20% of weekly attendees are Hispanic
• In 2003, there were 8 AG ethnic/language fellowships. Now there are 21.
- 1980 - 94.6% Anglo
- 1990 - 90.7% Anglo
- 2000 - 85.7% Anglo
- 2010 - 79.5% Anglo
United Methodists
2000 - 94% Anglo
2005 - 93.3% Anglo
2010 - 91.5% Anglo
There are just a few denominations that have made progress. It is not a complete sample – I just emailed some friends.
When I was compiling this research for a recent media interview, a few important issues stood out. The first was the greater increase in Hispanic growth. This would fall in line with the United States' population increase of Hispanic numbers. Most of the church growth shows that most gains have happened through reaching Latinos. There is still much work to do here.
The second notable observation is more anecdotal than empirical. While denominational diversity has increased, this does not mean diversity within local churches has changed (some denominations do, but others do not, measure the diversity within a church, etc.). Yet, we know that many churches are just as segregated as ever. Much of the new gains are coming from churches which are of one race. We must continue to work toward reaching all members of our local communities for Christ, not just the ones who look like us.
Finally, real questions need to be addressed about how predominantly Anglo denominations relate to non-Anglos. For example, I cannot get data from historic African-American denominations. They generally do not report (with a few exceptions). So, we can look at how some denominations are making progress, but not all.
What do you think? How do we build racial reconciliation, inside or outside a denomination? How do we press ahead on this important issue? What about denominations that are specficially and intentionally one race or ethnicity (Korean Pentecostals, historic African-American denominations, etc.)


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Uganda: LRA Claims Attacks By Uganda Army
Kony the rebel leader didn't show up in April at what was supposed to have been a ceremony to sign a final peace agreement. There have been no independent reports about any military engagement between the two sides
[International: Uganda Peace Talks Collapse?]
Editor's Note: The Cessation of Hostilities agreement, part of the so-called Juba Peace Talks, between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) has collapsed with the announcement this week by a Ugandan army (UPDF) spokesman that military engagement would resume; and in recent weeks the rebel leader Joseph Kony reportedly announced that he would rather fight to the death than surrender to the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC) which has indicted five LRA commanders including Kony. The rebel leader didn't show up in April at what was supposed to have been a ceremony to sign a final peace agreement. There have been no independent reports about any military engagement between the two sides. Following is a statement released by the LRA spokesman Alex Oloya.
The LRA condemns without reservation it deserves, the unprovoked military attack by UPDF on Tuesday 27 may 2008 as unfortunate. Several units and elements of UPDF were put out of action. Our position is to observe and not to engage; we continue to uphold the agreement of cessation of hostilities.
The people of the world at large are shocked by the declaration of war from Uganda and United Nations (monuc), against our determination to seek peaceful means to end the ongoing conflict. It's very unfortunate that UN whose role is to bring peace amongst nations is advocating and colluding with a genocide government of Uganda to alienate Acholi.
This is the same organization that failed in its capacity to protect and prevent genocide in Rwanda; their inaction led to well over 2 million people killed. These weren't enough lessons; they watched 5 million Congolese perish at the hands of Museveni, but still kept silent and are never disturbed by the clear facts and evidences that have been investigated. It covers the genocide committed by UPDF against the people of Rwanda, DRC and Northern Uganda and blocks any say.
Today it's the same organization whose peace keepers are involved in sexual acts that have been condemned world wide. Is this organization able to protect the people of Acholi from being killed by Uganda army or probably its better for them to defend themselves.
Ugandans are forced into concentration camps and are being systematically destroyed; physically, culturally, and economically.
The very existence of Acholi is dying. What shall the Donor states say when their aid to Museveni have exterminated Acholi people? We call upon the international community and Juba Peace Talk donors to condemn these actions in the strongest terms it deserves.
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