The chess move made by Obama yesterday, on the anniversary of the killing of Bin Laden, which was the release of some of the Evil One’s plans to target America and leave other countries alone, would be enough to defeat Mitt Romney on its own were this a normal year.
Romney after all said it was not worth spending all that money in order to target ‘just one man’. And so he showed himself, in American terms, on the John Wayne meter, or the Clint Eastwood meter, or the Arnold Schwarzenegger shakedown, some fraction of a dithering wimp without ‘the right stuff’ to command a nation at war with eternal vigilant slithering evil and a skulking terrorist under every virgin daughter’s bed, not now anyway, not this year, my fellow Americans, not this year when the chips were down, and America itself at risk from nuclear-armed jihadist fanatics as never before.
But it’s not a usual political year, and neither was the last, I suspect; no, hell, I know. Obama, the Black Messiah, the Brother From Another Planet, has not solved everything and has proved to be as vulnerable to the Congress numbers as any other human President. He has lost the Magical Realism he and his vaulting rhetoric ran and won on, and the ‘uppity nigger’ factor has resurged, in the way it tends to do, in the guise of Leftism and Socialism and fiscal incompetence and social disorder, in a country built on black slavery. And he has, as they say in America, a ways to go.
Still, it’s a good chess move, and the Fox News attacks on him (how dare he exploit this tragic anniversary and ‘play politics’ with what should be, my fellow Americans, a sacred occasion like, oops, 9/11?) will be mitigated soon, or soon enough, by the daily diminishment of Rupert Murdoch, that ‘unfit person’ to run anything, whose interference in politics is becoming a retrospective abomination and whose name is now, in some countries, if not the US as yet, as toxic as Richard Nixon’s in 1974.
Romney’s homosexual associate Richard Grenell, whom he begged to stay on, doesn’t help him too much either. He looks a little unmanly, a little indecisive, a little pale and patched-up with facial surgery and hair implants and fake tan over his freckles, a bit like an also-ran.
There are some states that are still too close to call, Florida in particular. And the Mormon Factor still to play out.
Let’s see how it goes.
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And for Chess move number two, he ought to announce a joint agreement with Australia, and any other willing partner, to mass produce for the first time in history, the world’s first Hydrogen powered cars, or Electric cars, and to cooperate in the designing and building of the infrastructure to support this – and while they are at it – legislation forcing the big Computing companies – Apple and IBM, to power their servers with renewables, thus bringing in a new age, in which it becomes an employees market again, and people can smile again, and students engage with their learning again, for reasons other than ‘getting to uni’. And to buggery with the cost.
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It’s “Hear, hear”.
Sorry.
Hear, hear, then.
Good idea. Alas, Japan, Germany & China would be very willing – and judging by their present activity in this sphere – much more capable partners on such an initiative should the US decide to shift its entire economic infrastructure and geo-political raison d’etre away from carbon dependent energy and automobiles. Obama has actually been pouring cold water on the hydrogen idea – they halved federal funding for the hydogen fuel cell research initiated by Bush.
I’d like to think that hydrogen matters are far more advanced than public known problems. Where the workable part seems to lay is compositing with other fuel and distributing tanks, namely lpg perhaps in matters of transportation and for composite with petrol in injection.
Hydrogen brittles piping which can have disastrous consequences. But I really like the stuff and the Stirling engine capabilities are endless.
I’ve played with Brown’s gas and made a small hydrogen plant but left it as I needed a pump to compress the gas for storage and didn’t want to play with it.
There is a strong chance as ,the solar conversion process shows, that solar/ hydrogen conversion for home and workshop use is highly viable but you have the problem of monopolisers and those who want to cash in on metering life to the populace. There is much on the topic these days on youtube.
Backyarders and public in the US mainly are advanced in the matters. There is no shortage of home made electric cars getting around too. One holds quarter mile drag racing records.
If Obama stays fit and healthy he will win in a landslide.
Quote me if you like.
I hope so.