Re: The instant solution to global warming, zero energy (no yeah right, hydrogen combustion)

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You are demonstrating a high profile, standards and maturity to
a cannibal. But we are not a hiring organization.

However, you have the resentfulness of an emperor.
You are worried of being invaded. It is a quality of a
man who is in control. But you also need to remember,
that this is the 21st century. And here, Cannibals rule
Earth. If that is hard to understand, than that understanding
will always be stubborn.

Once upon a time, hundreds of years ago, there was an
emperor. And there was also a man who came up with
an idea. This man calculated, that he can build a train
that runs near a river at 500 kilometers per hour. This
was hundreds of years ago. When the idea was proposed
to the emperor, he said: But nothing can travel faster
than a horse, not even birds, that is not possible, and
he told all the people in the room: "There will not be a
train running through this city at 500 kilometers per
hour!" He looked around at the people in the room
after he said that. All the people were frozen and silent.
The emperor walked out of the room, and the decision
was final.

How did this train work, back then, they didn't have
electric power, they didn't have engines that ran on
gasoline.

A piece of cake. Believe it or not. A thing that runs
without combustion, without a large engine, without
any form of steam or smoke. Not a problem.

We came from times when there was no electricity,
when there was no gasoline engine. Things were
mechanical. There were no discos. But there were
a lot of wars. Territory and teritorial disputes were
the priority of rulers. Invasion of Tatars was the
fear. Life was hard and very religious. Plague, diseases,
witchburning, robbings, killings, slavery, people were
taken and enslaved, chained to row warships in Italy.
Just 300 years ago, 300 women in France were burned
as witches, the people claimed those women turned into
wolves at night, they gathered in secret, and they were
burned out superstition. And the King was fare, and
wanted fairness, but his people killed for him.

The same is seen today, as 1st Lt. Ehren Watada
was arrested for making contempt toward the President.
He spoke of the president and of the Iraq war, he spoke
of general concerns. Those making Republican concerns
are not jailed. Ehren received 6-8 years in jail, arrested
November of 2006 for making contempt, declared a
deserter in January of 2007.

It is really finding oneself in the past, people are closed,
and one finds ancient secrets within, I am not talking
about you, but finding unbelievable ancient madness
among the people, they yell to burn witches, Bush
is from this crowd. Nobody knew how barbaric America
was. Ok, in a sense world war II was not that long ago,
there were monstrocities in Europe that now thinks it
is so much more ahead in terms of a civilized place,
that keeps itself from barbarism, to not allow mixing
of religion with governments, and to not ban smoking
and stuff. Discos didn't go away in Europe, the sexual
revolution did not die (except in religious places like
in Catholic Spain, where religion has grown, as
Catholic shools now mix boys and girls, there is
a mean spirit of revenge by nuns toward the demonic
society, and like Bush, they want to ban smoking
everywhere, to erect curfues at night where young people
hang out, to raise the police to clean the streets,
and to shut down all clubs by raising taxes, by
making everything impossible: to quiet all the streets,
and find peace in a place that reminds of old times.
Times that did not have electricity, gasoline, or anything,
and the streets were patrolled by police and ensured
silence, all lights out and proper curfues after 10 pm,
where only those on official business were allowed to
coexist. The policemen at night assured, that all
people on the streets at night had valid papers proving
their valid conduct after-hours.

London and Madrid erected curfues. The USA has them
by almost every mall at night.

Curfues, it may be a beautiful word to you, but the
problem is that Americans are not pro-Democracy,
Democracy declares that the streets (and the whole
country and government) belongs to the people,
to everybody, and curfues are anything but democratic,
in fact the problems that arose in the 21st century in
Europe and in the USA are of curfues and discriminations.
A discrimination is of (coming from) old people who
feel the streets are too noisy, or from parents who
feel their kids shouldn't be out in the street at night.
But cannot parent everybody's kids, a parent is primarily
responsible for his kid, some parents may be liberal,
others may spend their life in a Catholic institution,
but it is wrong to set curfues for all kids, because
some parents... Discrimination and authoritarianism
(setting one's example on others) is wrong as it is
barbaric.

Curfues (an iron curtain on Democracy) violates human
rights. Authoritarianism takes authority over other
people's lives. Barbarism, religious control (be it of
a King or of a religion) violate human rights.

But I am not a human rights activist. I am a cannibal.
I eat people. And the only reason I eat people is because
there is a level.-

Should I sit the emperor on a train, built hundreds of
years ago that travels at 500 kilometers per hour,
and does not use any electricity, nor a fuel based
engine, does not produce any smoke or steam.

Would the emperor agree to sit on this train?
He does not believe that such a train could have
existed in the first place, as history clearly shows
that such trains did not exist?

Should the emperor be led to this train?

Perhaps this may seem as an exageration, one of
Mozart, who wanted to write a 6 hour opera.

Why would people back then want a train that
travels at 500 kilometers per hour? But it is
possible.

Do you know who was resentful of Mozart?

Other musicians.


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