Stan Lee probably neither Free Mason nor Satanist

Not all Jews are bad. Even if that is a surprise to some.

I saw a reference to Jack Kirby being Bohemian Grove, but this might be from a quick search on a page on Bohemian Grove that features a Jack and also a Kirby. Nothing like that on Stan Lee.



Also, it was Marvel Comics Tomb of Dracula that taught me vampires are repelled by garlic, cruficixes and prayers in Latin.

Peter Jackson

Has made a film on World War I.

Here is a kind of trailer with short talk about production between him and whoever the other guy is.*

I have not yet seen it sound on.

Kermode Uncut: They Shall Not Grow Old
kermodeandmayo | 15.X.2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdY-1u-rk_M

Here is a comment I put under that post on PJ's page:

Peter Jackson, I have hated your guts over omitting Tom Bombadil and making Arwen half and half another shieldmaiden, but with this and the fact your gramp fought side by side with JRRT, you have my esteem back!/HGL

* Kermode?

PP Says "she deserves to be a choice"

Here is a decent Catholic (on this topic at any rate, perhaps a wee modernist and adherring to wrong Pope, but a decent Catholic on this topic) who links to their video for context:

Chilling Planned Parenthood ad for abortion: ‘The Chosen’
November 10, 2018 by Deacon Greg Kandra
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/deaconsbench/2018/11/chilling-planned-parenthood-ad-for-abortion-the-chosen/

News Flash for PP : She already IS a choice. God's.

At whatever act of conjugal, extramarital or even violent sex or even test tube God chose to make a living human person of the material furnished by human acts, the person is God's choice./HGL

While I am Glad Freedom from Communism ...

... I was going to add "was achieved" but then asked myself "was it?"

Anyway, some things are not quite as they should in post-Communist states.

"Education is the fundament to social cohesion, which is also the fundament of security in the country," said Anna Novosad, a senior official at Ukraine's Ministry of Education and Science. She attributed Russia's annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014 partly to the disintegration and linguistic isolation of the local, mainly Russian-speaking population from the rest of Ukraine.

From mail dot com : Ukraine's Hungarian minority threatened by new education law
https://www.mail.com/int/news/europe/8850588-ukraines-hungarian-minority-threatened-education-l.html

I am sorry, there are two problems here.

• 1) Hungarian minority and Russian minority are not the same thing. Ukraine has a border with Hungary, but it's the second smallest. Hungary is also much smaller than Russia.
  
  While Crimea is not on the land frontier between Russia and Ukraine, there is a very small strait between Cape Fonar and Kerch on Crimea and Krasnodar and Sennoy in undisputed Russia. In practise, all of the Azov sea can be viewed as a frontier between Russia and Crimea.
  
  Also, Hungary was not as well militarised in the East Block as Russia and is not as militarised now. "23 October until 10 November 1956" are dates that should tell you something of Russian weakness and Hungarian strength? No, the opposite. And Ukraine and Russia these days share the heritage of the military of Soviet Russia back then.
  
  So, drawing conclusions from Russians on Crimea and applying them to Hungarians near Hungarian frontier would seem somewhat ... distrustful (I hate it when the pseudo-diagnosis "paranoid" gets into my head whenever I look for these words).
  
  
• 2) But even supposing there were a real long term I will not say threat but risk, the method is wrong.
  
  

  "Education is the fundament to social cohesion, which is also the fundament of security in the country,"

  
  
  19th C Prussia rehashing pre-Roman Athenian and Spartan educational totalitarianism. Also even amplified in France by Ferry-Combes (if some Bretons sided with German invaders, bad memories of Breton forbidding schools under Third Republic contributed), and by Hitler's Reichschulgesetz of 1938, which recently made the Wunderlich family refugees from a Germany reputedly heir to the free West Germany.

Rome as well as the Latin Middle Ages did not require certain educations for all citizens, nor even (until near the end one country, Scotland) of all nobles. Parents were free to educate as they wanted. In positions were the taking over was not hereditary a specified education could be required - but it was a specialist one, not one which was imposed by administrational decree on all citizens (though the clergy were in a position to impose its contents by influence - as nowadays often the teachers are).

This means, apart from heresy (Albigensians were not allowed to send Albigensian* children to Albigensian schools, they were not allowed to be Albigensians in the first place and fairly rightly so - but Jews were only allowed to send their children to Jewish schools), parents were basically free to chose their children's education, including the choice of language. And obviously, the children were raised in their religion as well.

There was no official telling any parent "no, use your language at home if you like, but your children are getting taught in my language, not yours". There was also no official telling any parent "you send your children to school, or we will take them away from you" (apart perhaps from Catholic catechism to children whose parents were officially penitents after having been Albigensians and having abjured that). I cannot guarantee that the Jews in those days had similar freedoms individually in relation** to their Jewish community, but Christian citizens in Christian countries did.

So, the problem is that Anna Novosad's solution to a probably imagined raher than also real problem is so much of a Communist solution. And, yes, the upholding of such a solution is part of why Gaudium et Spes does not strike me as a real document of the Church or the man principally signing it as either a real Pope or a real canonised Saint.

This is one reason why I try to take on Medieval details*** in my dress, by resewing. I don't have gender dysphoria, it's not cross dressing, but I definitely have chronological dysphoria. Perhaps many had in September 1968 when I was born, after Soviets marched into Prague ....

Hans Georg Lundahl
Nanterre UL
St Josaphat Kunczewic
14.XI.2018

* Since some fairly ill versed in history people are saying things like Albigensians and Waldensians are the bridge between Primitive Church and Protestant Churches, no, they only existed some centuries after year 1000, and Waldensian remnants later officially became Calvinist, for support against Catholicism. ** I rather suspect they hadn't, as a post-Christ but pre-Destruction of Temple High Priest made education compulsory. Too bad for them. Sure, they have had great teachers like Korczak, but the system is unfree, like Pagan Athens. *** I used to have a homesewn version of what below image wears on head and shoulders:



Credits to Nik Gaukroger, and if he dislikes my use of it, I guess I'll have to replace the image ...

Stats and some visited posts

First a little list of posts which got comments under them - usually thse comments were treated as spam.

Dinogorgon · Datation de Carbone 14, comment ça carre avec la Chronologie Biblique · Are Jews Hacking my Account to Delete Posts? · Verdad Hispánica (enlaces, 2 videos) · If you wish to correspond with me

The following is a bit off topic on it, but at least interesting enough (click to enlarge):



I think "Unknown" is hazy on what constitutes a real private conversation.

Also, the page is for people who reading this page start a correspondence basically knowing it will get published, this is why I think the comment is somewhat off topic.

I think I know who it is, and the discussions I published were all on fairly public topics.

Also, I usually do make substitite names from FB, usually acronyms, unless someone's competence or power ("in society" or on internet as admin) is relevant for correctly following discussion or appreciate what kind of person I have debunked.

I mean, suppose Matthew Hunt got this request granted, would it not be kind of missing part of the point to hide he was a physicist from academia? For instance where our debates are cited in response to Sam Harris saying "physicists are not offended" (part I on link)?

Following also has an undeleted comment:

Collagen and C-14 in Dinosaur Bones

I suppose it means the visit on their site a few weeks ago? I never actually went there physically.

Following had what I took as clear spam:

Challenging Chuck Missler on Geocentrism Issue · I Like "Miacis Cognitus" · If you read old texts - did people really do things like that back then? · Göbekli Tepe, se trouve-t-il en "Mésopotamie"? Oui

Let's go on to top ten:

5 nov. 2018 14:00 – 12 nov. 2018 13:00
5 nov. 2018 15:00 – 12 nov. 2018 14:00

... über üble Nachsager der katholischen Frömmigkeit · First Quarter of an Hour of Four Horsemen - My Comments · Sinngedichte · Katherine Anne, Interactive Induction (I of Blog 37, on Auto Hypnosis Experience - adult content) · Debating Manners and Priorities with a Psychology Minded Person · CMI Promoting Heliocentrism Again · Science vs Science, Exegesis vs Exegesis · Ordo Missae of Paul VI per se valid, probably (or may have been) · "Ce site n’est pas consultable sur le poste public que vous utilisez." · Children physically cannot have children (links, quote, comment) · Géocentrisme, ma vers. 2 (il s'agit d'une co-rédaction sur wiki, juste partie est par moi, c'est "ma version" parce que je l'ai sauvegardé en état après mon édition dessus, avant qu'un autre fasse une autre) · A los Colombianos que encontré ayer en la lavadora · Le bâtiment · Chevalier Brayard · Deinippus in Corinth ... · Scientific methods, layers of fossils, and Matthew Hunt showing he has no Classic culture · XV to XXI (from 91 answers to "40 Questions") · Fjortis' Bröllop

Pèlerinage: 19-VII-2004, Départ de la hutte et arrivée à Grenaa · 27-VIII-2004, Tosantos - San Juan de Ortega · 4-IX-2004, Ledigos - Alb. Municipal La Trinidad, Sahagún (certes, début du blog, mais ici on a pris "au lendemain" sous chaque post) · 6-X-2004 L'arrivée à St Jacques · Pour les posts en tête des cinq blogs du pel

Let's continue other stuff: Index morphologiae uerbalis · Prolog: Litavens kulturhistoria, uppsats - intro & innehåll · clarifications à propos donativo (Eng/fr) · Sola Scriptura or Tota Scriptura? · Dúnadan's Vigil · Schenker and Couperin in Hypodoris (new scan) · When Debating · I Hope This Blog will Get More Writers - it is a Salvage Blog (no longer necessary) · Längre svar till Yvonne, Bengt och Per · till #2 fortsättn. än längre · Om LVU i Sverige · Débat om LVU/skolpligt/hemskolning · Använder du dator får du väl tro på vetenskapen? · Hvad index intet var till för ... · impressa in octavo · ... à propos une certaine hystérie visant les accusations de pédophilie ... · What a blooper, Dan Barker from Atheist League! · Variation on the Scriptoria Game · The Gospel Truth, by William P. Lazarus, part 1 · Is God THE Necessary Being? Part III · Faith and Evidence · Un escroqueur vient de me contacter (c'est amusant en plus) · J R R Tolkien related (it's a bibliography) · Is this valid in your English? It is in mine. · When it Comes to Inquisitions and Witches

Now, for stats by country:

3 nov. 2018 16:00 – 10 nov. 2018 15:00

Total : 4587 (655/day)

Noted:
Russie 136
Italie 135
Ukraine 133

Top three of top ten on one blog, shows a very concerted reading. Somewhat less so here:
Russie 239
États-Unis 200

Both cases next country came with less than hundred.

These three are under the top one (that being Italy):

France 148
Russie 143
États-Unis 139

Other example of very coordinated reading, here on posts rather than countries:



Is someone looking for an accusation? Is someone looking for dangerous stuff? Or is someone concerned that I am successful in debunking their ideas?

Top three:

• Russia 1443
• US 859
• Italy 831

Stats per all countries (in French names):

Allemagne 109
1 + 17 + 4 + 3 + 26 + 4 + 5 + 2 + 12 + 15 + 4 + 1 + 15
Australie 10
Autriche 1
Azerbaïdjan 1
Bénin 1
Brésil 18
9 + 4 + 2 + 1 + 2
Cambodge 3
2 + 1
Canada 163
106 + 51 + 2 + 4
Chine 18
7 + 10 + 1
Émirats arabes unis 22
Équateur 2
Espagne 5
2 + 1 + 2
Estonie 2
1 + 1
États-Unis 859
5 + 5 + 13 + 4 + 4 + 7 + 11 + 200 + 19 + 50 + 4 + 7 + 4 + 5 + 3 + 3 + 1 + 1 + 9 + 9 + 5 + 4 + 5 + 23 + 139 + 15 + 52 + 24 + 50 + 5 + 4 + 40 + 6 + 10 + 109 + 1 + 3
France 250
4 + 10 + 1 + 6 + 16 + 1 + 2 + 148 + 5 + 23 + 6 + 3 + 14 + 10 + 1
Hong Kong 2
Inde 7
2 + 1 + 4
Indonésie 118
3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 4 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 6 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 4 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 4 + 3 + 6 + 7 + 3 + 3
Irlande 34
28 + 6
Italie 831
203 + 71 + 135 + 218 + 204
Japon 43
4 + 2 + 12 + 2 + 4 + 2 + 5 + 12
Lituanie 3
1 + 2
Moldavie 1
Pays-Bas 16
2 + 1 + 1 + 12
Pérou 1
Philippines 3
2 + 1
Pologne 16
1 + 14 + 1
Portugal 3
1 + 2
région indéterminée 243
3 + 3 + 102 + 24 + 4 + 5 + 9 + 1 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 61 + 16 + 10
Royaume-Uni 13
12 + 1
Russie 1443
2 + 1 + 59 + 239 + 12 + 25 + 1 + 7 + 136 + 30 + 143 + 4 + 3 + 7 + 1 + 646 + 81 + 45 + 1
Singapour 46
1 + 6 + 28 + 2 + 1 + 4 + 4
Suède 2
Suisse 2
1 + 1
Thaïlande 11
2 + 2 + 7
Turquie 1
Ukraine 278
3 + 88 + 1 + 4 + 21 + 5 + 133 + 1 + 3 + 12 + 1 + 6
Vietnam 6

Update:

14 nov. 2018 18:00 – 15 nov. 2018 17:00

Total 531 - per country, starting with the lowest one on the final setup of combined stats:
Pays-Bas 1
États-Unis 90
2 + 2 + 2 + 16 + 5 + 8 + 2 + 9 + 3 + 22 + 1 + 16 + 2
Royaume-Uni 5
2 + 1 + 2
Ukraine 5
1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1
Brésil 1
Russie 67
1 + 2 + 1 + 54 + 6 + 3
Portugal 5
1 + 1 + 3
Allemagne 9
2 + 6 + 1
Chine 2
1 + 1
Bulgarie 2
1 + 1
Corée du Sud 3
1 + 2
Israël 2
Équateur 9
7 + 2
France 119
1 + 3 + 2 + 92 + 4 + 6 + 7 + 1 + 3
Inde 8
1 + 7
Belgique 1
Philippines 2
Honduras 2
Pologne 13
5 + 1 + 1 + 6
région indéterminée 16
2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 2 + 7
Autriche 1
Suède 4
3 + 1
Indonésie 4
Australie 12
1 + 11
Italie 137
1 + 66 + 70
Irlande 3
1 + 2
Roumanie 3
Espagne 1
Japon 2
Thaïlande 2

When Debating

Explaining first version of my answer on paint document from two screen shots below : when using "paste" I first got nothing and then a triple repetition.

Then I try to blue and delete them and back button does not work.

Second version, with answer inserted, but not yet posted, is after I try several times to use "enter" to post comment and get only the pointer one step lower.

This happened at Nanterre University Library. Date and time inserted from the two screen shots.



At 18:19, still impossible to post by pushing "enter".

Dito at 18:20.

Oh, by the way, Michael Snoeck is a Dutchman living in Gothenburg, not for from my father who is similarily prejudiced against Catholicism, and he is group admin.

I am not saying he directly caused problems with that comment, not saying he didn't, but I am saying that he could have an interest contacting some who would, and Nanterre University has both a more Protestant than Catholic bias, and a more Communist than Conservative one (though Bruno Gollnisch is from here) and has a corps of security guards with not too few Muslims. Especially since those shootings in France.

But he may have contacted them, and if not, they may have sympathised./HGL

18:24, same story.



18:33, interesting twist. Same group, same FB, from same Nanterre University LIbrary, I just succeeded in posting another comment on another thread.

Could Nanterre UL be innocent and Michel Snoeck the guy who muted? Or is someone at Nanterre UL being selective so as to sow suspicions?

Here is anyway the other response which I did succeed in posting:



And when I tried previously to copy the comment I couldn't post and then paste to other document, I succeeded first, but had to copy sth else, and now I can't copy. I think, after all, it would be some computer admin at Nanterre UL, who can watch what I try to do with blueing and copying./HGL

I happened to glitch by watching updates in the tab with that comment, and when reconsidering to watch in other tab, and left the key up.

The updates didn't go away:



Ah, wait - it could simply be one tab going into a bug.

Here are same comment posted (after manual copying to notepad) in another tab, and the one with the bug still in a bug:



So, yes, theoretically both sides could be innocent./HGL

Bonum Festum Omnium Sanctorum

et bonum diem animarum defunctorum, Christifidelibus lectoribus exopto/HGL

Vous avez lu 100 infos insolites sur Les Sciences?

C'est un livre pour enfants, si non exclusivement, au moins il est abordable par eux, selon la simplicité de langue et l'esthétique visuelle et le fait que les termes sont ultra-expliqués comme à des gens qui ne les ont jamais entendu avant.

Et, en effet, c'est un livre assez informatif. Je ne savais pas qu'un éclair est plus chaud que le soleil, par exemple.

C'est aussi un livre désinformatif. Il y a un prologue et 100 infos, donc ensemble 101 petites parties. Et 19 parties, y compris le prologue, ou même 22 si on compte les parties marginalement désinformatifs, contiennent des désinformations tels que:

• présenter les sciences et la méthode scientifique comme base de tout savoir
• présenter l'univers comme "tout ce qui existe" et en termes uniquement matérielles, donc matérialisme avec naturalisme classique
• préconiser l'héliocentrisme
• préconiser les distances stellaires
• préconiser l'évolutionnisme avec le "temps profonde"

Et là, je n'ai pas encore compté de choses comme "... James Hutton formule l'hypothèse que les formations rocheuses prouvent que la terre est vieille de plusieurs milliards d'années" - car là, on reste dans la "formule l'hypothèse", ce n'est pas dit qu'il ait réussi à le prouver.

("Pense aux cordes de ta harpe, Fflewddwr!")

Bon, pour vrai dire, je n'ai pas catalogué les infos et intox dans la "Chronologie des découvertes scientifiques récentes". Je suis un peu paresseux aussi.

Pour les 100 "infos" plus prologue, par contre, j'ai fait une catalogisation première des infos nombrés qui sont ou contiennent des intox.

Par exemple, info 62 est sur la vie de Darwin, et elle est juste marginalement un intox, vu que l'intox qu'il avait des (bons) preuves ne se retrouve qu'en phrase subordonnée. Donc, elle compte parmi les 22, pas parmi les 19.

Le petit catalogue que j'ai fait, ça pourra servir prochainement à ce que je cite et réfute les erreurs contenus dans ce livre.

Entretemps, l'original est de 2015 et la traduction française de 2016. Il s'agit donc d'un livre très récent. Les textes sont des auteurs Alex Frith, Minna Lacey, Jerome Martin et Jonathan Melmoth, la traduction est par Claire Lefebvre.

Mais environ un cinquième en erreur, c'est beaucoup pour un livre qui se veut informatique, non?

Hans Georg Lundahl
BU de Nanterre
Veille de Toussaint
31.X.2018

PS Je me suis permis de corriger, après signature "cinuième" en "cinquième"./HGL

Je recommande L'Histoire N° 453 "1940-1944"

Je sais qui j'aime bien et qui je n'aime pas.

Maurras et Bernanos, je savais déjà que je les appréciais. Céline, je le considérais déjà comme excessif, peut-être une personne sympa, mais pas un écrivain polémique à recommander.

Par contre, je sais un peu plus sur Céline.

S'il était tellement racialiste dans son antisémitisme, ça tient peut-être aussi à sa qualité de médecin et non-croyant, donc de "biologiste." Il reduit les questions de morale à des questions de laboratoire biochimique.

Il rejoint le médecin "martyr nazi" sur le cimitière de Graz qui a documenté une chose : en Autriche, Maurras et Bernanos (pour les nommer avec des noms plus familiers aux Français) faisaient la Guerre à Céline et Gobineau et à Malpouge.

Et en Suède des docteurs ont été, souvent, à la Céline (sauf que davantage antitsigans qu'antijuifs), et, une fois venu 1945, ils ont renoncé à l'antijudaïsme mais ça a duré avant qu'ils ne le fassent à l'antitsiganisme. Ou encore à l'antilapponisme. Et une fois qu'ils soient devenus politicalement correctes, ils ont encore une morale ... bio-reductrice à la Céline.

Par contre, je ne connaissait pas le nom de Gohier.

Il semble que mon pote colloc à l'époque de mes études était un Trotski-wannabe - et ainsi, mes potes païens sur les réseaux ont souvent été des Gohiers en herbe.

Mon bute apologétique peut se resumer en ceci, à convertir les Trotski et les Gohier en des Chrétiens, Catholiques et dont les politiques éventuels antisémites sont en dessous du niveau d'Octobre 1940. Comme c'était le cas en Autriche quand Dollfuss était Bernanos, mais en dictateur./HGL

Approaching All Souls

(19.1/1000) * 1 500 000 000 / 365.242 5
= 78 441.035 750 220 743 752 4
78 441 per day, nearly 80 000 per day

(8.1/1000) * 7000000000 / 365.242 5
= 155 239.327 296 248 382 923 7
155 239 per day or 155 000 + per day

19.1/1000 was crude death rate each year in 1950-55, here projected back to 1850 when world population was c. 1.5 billion. 8.1/1000 was CDR 2010-2015, arguably so far of 2015-2020, and here compared to a world population of 7 billion.

It seems, Antony Maria Claret was fairly spot on about 80 000 dying each day, in his day, now there are more./HGL

Sources:

Wiki : Mortality rate, a linea Mortality statistics
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortality_rate#Mortality_statistics

World population estimates from 1800 to 2100, based on "high", "medium" and "low" United Nations projections in 2015 and UN historical estimates for pre-1950 data
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population#/media/File:World_population_v3.svg

So, no, St. Antony Maria Claret was arguably not bluffing about how many died each day./HGL

Bonum Festum Sanctorum Apostolorum Simonis et Judae

Christifidelibus lectoribus exopto./HGL

In Perside natalis beatorum Apostolorum Simonis Chananaei, et Thaddaei, qui et Judas dicitur. Ex ipsis autem Simon in Aegypto, Thaddaeus in Mesopotamia Evangelium praedicavit; deinde, in Persidem simul ingressi, ibi, cum innumeram gentis illius multitudinem Christo subdidissent, martyrium consummarunt.

Holy Land, Priests Arrested by Zionist Police (link)

Video: Israeli police arrest Coptic priests protesting at Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Features Israel/Palestine
Kate on October 25, 2018
https://mondoweiss.net/2018/10/israeli-protesting-sepulchre/