jyi # 37A Women Rule The World

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jewsyonkersislam# 37A Women Rule The World

jyi # 37A Women Rule The World

The feminine (x), through the collective feminine (all the x-es in women [xx] and men [xy]), rules the world. But the feminine, woman, does so through men. When men are not being men, but -like today- ever-lazier, irresponsible, effeminate and emasculated, you can bet that the collective feminine is at work. Both reacting against such and causing it to worsen -by making women try to become men and making more men and women "become" gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgenders and worse- for its own purposes.. The GLAAD... group (along with ALL men and women, to a greater or lesser degree) can well be termed -in today's politically correct terms- sexual-identity challenged.
Below is a continuation of a sub-series on my blog (jewsyonkersislamiii-tc. blogspot.com)
subtitled : What a Billion Muslims Really ThinK
Further below are comments on today's news and some articles, AS I HAVE EDITED THEM , including some excerpts from my journal, my blog or my musings of more than a few years ago. And a critique of today's news
What a Billion Muslims Really Think ; Russia sinks nuclear sub to put out blaze with "no" radiation leak - such dangerous toys we play with ; World economy is collapsing because of our current feminist-faggot outlook ; SOC.SEC. MEDICARE, MEDICAID, PENSIONS...BROKE. RETIREMENT ? WHO PAYS ? ; We cant trust the feminist and faggot owned and run media for the full and whole truth ;
12-29-11
WHAT IS THE WORLD COMING TO ? DESTRUCTION - EXTINCTION OF THE HUMAN RACE WITH OUR CURRENT -WORLDWIDE- FEMINIST-FAGGOT WORLDVIEWS, INCLUDING OUR USE OF OIL, GAS, COAL...
New York Times (NYT), A10, A15, B1 "Italy's lower rates ease borrowing costs. but not governing". Civil unrest is already high in Italy, Greece, Spain... Could there be civil war as a result of growing frustration...and the perceived impotence of leaders ? Undoubtedly - and soon. "India's investment in solar power is expanding", as is China's... That is the future today. The US must start dumping the oil, gas, coal..companies -big time- and start investing in solar power. The primary suppliers of oil, gas...in the Middle East must cease producing such. They should produce solar power. Indeed, solar power should produce as much or more wealth for north Africa, Saudi Arabia...as oil does today. This is even more crucial as "oil will stay at $100.00+ a barrel
NYT, A1, A8, Journal News (JN), 13A "Younger women head to school instead of work" ? Ridiculous. Feminist-faggot "education" is destroying the human race. Such is not women's role in life. "Unions sue on behalf of retirees...over a 2% health insurance premium hike". As I see it, such is ridiculous chutzpa. They should be happy to be getting a pension...

LANGUAGE : COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS, GENETICS, ARCHEOLOGY...ALL WORK TOGETHER TO PROVE MANKIND'S COMMON ORIGIN (EVOLUTION) - THERE IS A CONGRUENCE BETWEEN GENETIC AND LINGUISTIC EVOLUTION. NEANDERTHAL MAN WAS IN EUROPE AND SOLO MAN WAS IN ASIA BEFORE "HUMANS" MOVED OUT OF AFRICA. AND HUMANS MATED WITH NEADERTHALS. GENES AS WELL AS LANGUAGE IDENTITY SHOW THE INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN AND AMONG ALL PEOPLES
From Africa we have Chadic (Hausa-Nigeria), Nilotic (Masai-Kenya...), Bantu (Zulu-South Africa, Swahili-widespread)...
From Europe we have Uralic (Finnish-far northern Europe into Siberia...), Hungarian (related to Altaic...and spoken in central Europe..)...
From southern Asia we have Dravidian (Tamil-India, Sri Lanka...), Malayalam (Kerala, India...), Sanskrit...
From the Pacific islands and southeast Asia we have Tagalog, Malay, Hawaiian...
From the Turkish belt (Turkey north and east through central Asia, Mongolia, Manchuria...)we have Altaic (Turkic, Mongolian, Celtic, Tungus, Korean, Japanese, Ainu...) and spoken in central Europe...(Hungarian)...
The Indo-European Family includes Sanskrit (southern Asia), all the European languages including Albanian, Rumanian, Uralic, Tolcharian (western China [Xinjiang...)/central Asia] )...
From the Andes we have Aymara, Quecha...(Bolivia, Peru...)
ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE Language began being "spoken" more than 100,000 years ago yet, as other "animals" than human beings "speak" to each other... As far as we know, written language began about 5000 years ago. "Cognates" are similar sounds found in different languages.
ALL THE WORLD'S LANGUAGES HAVE A COMMON ORIGIN. "Proof" of such is difficult to establish because we consider "proof" to be mathematical and such is not applicable to empirical sciences like linguistics, biology or even physics...
(quantum physics is acausal, non-rational...) The perceived relationship between language and race/ethnicity is somewhat valid, especially in the past.
No languages are "primitive". Once we arose as a species (200,000 to 100,000 years ago), we were probably pretty much ourselves in terms of mental organization
The CLOUD OF UNKNOWING was written about the same time as THE CANTERBURY TALES "God" can be described in positive, Western, terms of all He IS or in negative, Eastern, terms of what He is NOT - how much more than all He is, "Nothing which is all"




MILAN/ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti sought reinforcement for the euro zone's bailout fund and pledged new efforts to boost the economy after a disappointing bond auction on Thursday underlined the threat to the country's shaky public finances. (I AM TOTALLY DISGUSTED BY THE NEWS MEDIA -OWNED AND RUN BY THE FEMINISTS AND FAGGOTS. YESTERDAY I READ REPORTS OF HOW THINGS HAD "IMPROVED" FOR ITALY IN THAT SALE AND TODAY THE REAL TRUTH COMES OUT. WE CAN NO LONGER TRUST THE MEDIA FOR THE REAL TRUTH BECAUSE IT IS OWNED AND RUN BY FEMINISTS AND FAGGOTS AND BOUGHT BY THE OIL, GAS, COAL...COMPANIES WHICH PAY TO GET THE NEWS THEY WANT REPORTED AND SUPPRESS ALL ELSE. THEY MUST BE CRUSHED)
Investors demanded a yield of nearly 7 percent on 10-year paper at the auction of medium- and long-term bonds, down from the record highs seen last month but still unsustainable given the 450 billion euros ($580 billion) that Italy needs to raise through debt issuance in 2012.



SOC.SEC. MEDICARE, MEDICAID, PENSIONS...BROKE




The recent bankruptcy filing from American Airlines parent company AMR (AMR) could become the latest example of what can happen to workers and their pension plans when their employers go bankrupt.
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employees may end up with the short end of the stick -- especially those workers expecting a pension check in retirement.

Who Pays Your Pension?

Over the past decade, several airlines, including United Airlines parent United Continental (UAL), Delta Air Lines (DAL), and US Airways (LCC), have gone bankrupt. All three of the companies decided that they would terminate at least some of their pension plans. By doing so, they were able to shift responsibility for making pension payments to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, leaving the government on the hook for future benefits. (AND "THE GOVERNMENT" IS GOING BROKE TOO)
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Pension Pay Cuts

...................when you consider other possible impacts of bankruptcy -- such as reduced or eliminated retiree health-care benefits -- the impact on worker finances can be huge.

Who's on the Hook? Taxpayers

The PBGC is supposed to be funded entirely from two sources: insurance premiums that employers pay, and the assets of the pension plans that the government entity takes over. But usually, the whole reason the PBGC comes in to manage a pension plan is because it's underfunded -- sometimes severely.
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Moreover, just as the weak economy has hurt businesses, it has also left the PBGC with a severe funding shortfall.............. the PBGC may join the long list of private companies and government-sponsored entities that end up needing a taxpayer bailout.

Protect Yourself

Unfortunately...the most likely outcome is that most pensions will simply become a thing of the past -- and their last recipients may well consider themselves lucky if they get the full benefits they've earned over their careers.


Many people are in a near-panic about the woes that Social Security faces. Accused of being a Ponzi scheme, the program is projected to run out of funds by 2036 -- and if it fails, potential consequences could be disastrous. But the other major government program that retirees rely on for their financial well-being faces an even bigger problem -- one that could come sooner than Social Security's demise and lead to more bankruptcy among retirees.

That program, of course, is Medicare, and the funding situation for the portion of its benefits that retirees receive looks even scarier than Social Security's prospects right now.

Medicare's Running Out of Money, Too

With Social Security spending between $40 billion and $50 billion more than it takes in each year, the government needs to find a solution or else see benefits drop to about three-quarters of their current level after the Social Security Trust Fund is gone.

But look at the same statistics for Medicare, and the numbers are even worse.

Based on current trends, Medicare projects its trust fund will run out of money in 2024 -- 12 years before Social Security is expected to run dry. In fact, the remaining asset balance in the Medicare Trust Fund fell below its recommended minimum level earlier this year. Last year, Medicare spent more than $30 billion more than it brought in from taxes and premiums.

The situation isn't irreversible, but the steps for coming up with a fix are very complicated.

Do the Math
.....................unlike Social Security, Medicare already requires big expenditures from the general federal budget on top of its tax and premium revenue.

What This Means for You

Medicare's challenges make it more important than ever to start thinking about how you can cover your own medical expenses (KEEP MOVING ; PHYSICAL MOTION COMBINED WITH A GOOD DIET IS BETTER THAN ALL MEDICAL CARE, EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCIES).

That protection doesn't come cheap............. can be costlier than some retirees can afford.

But with the cost of health care rising faster than inflation..................


3 financial shocks of 2012 ; mind science


In that strange way he has of lecturing potential voters rather than appealing to them, Newt Gingrich came to the University of Iowa last week to talk about "brain science." He appeared in a medical school auditorium to tell his listeners about a "very big idea" no other leader is "willing to tackle." Warming to the subject, he predicted "a dramatic explosion of new science" that would arise from "a public-private research initiative to map the brain and maximize our understanding of how it works."
In order to set off this explosion, Gingrich explained, we'll need to nurture "50 to 70 Steve Jobses in biology." And those several score of news Jobses will produce, well, new jobs--- "hundreds of thousands of new jobs," thanks to the discovery of new treatments for Alzheimer's, which we would tackle once we'd figured out the brain. This was, therefore, a conservative proposal.
Newt Gingrich told all of this to a packed room of 300 medical students, older caucus-goers, college Republicans, and random undergraduates in the city where I live and work. Before he'd outlined his full brain-research agenda, though, he was ambushed by protesters. And as is the case with many pre-caucus political events in Iowa, the candidate's presence became in that moment merely incidental--a way for the city to talk, or--as the case may be, scream--at itself.
"Mr. Gingrich," a woman seated in the middle of the room shouted just as Gingrich began, "we are here to protest your speech today."
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. The protesters did not want to talk about the future. They wanted to talk about the past--specifically, the mid-90's, when many of them would have been 2,3, or 4 years old.
To judge from the grim testimony contained in the speech they had distributed among themselves just a couple of hours prior, the 90's involved a "callous disregard for the poor," proposals to strip unwed mothers of welfare benefits, and attempts to push down
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Gingrich has "a lot of ideas (HE DOES AND SOME OF THEM ARE VERY GOOD)," and that's part of why she will caucus for him.audience was more than willing to recast the historical as neatly ideological. They did not particularly need Gingrich's enumerated ideas, his four-point plan for a new Apollo Project. They needed, perhaps, the idea of ideas.
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3 financial shocks of 2012


There's a case to be made for optimism in 2012. Many bad economic problems are behind us, with the housing bust in its latter stages and consumers working their way out from under a mound of excessive debt. Most big companies are in good shape, and many Americans have learned smarter, more sustainable financial habits.
But a true economic recovery may still be farther away than anybody would prefer. The most obvious time bomb is the financial crisis in Europe, which has depressed the stock markets and sent many investors to the sidelines. The Middle East, after a year of revolution, may be more unsettled than it was a year ago, not less. And U.S. politicians now seem poised to do more harm to the economy than good. As smart investors ponder what 2012 might bring, here are three possible financial shocks they foresee, along with the ramifications:
Europe's "TARP moment." .............. there's a mind-numbing, Groundhog Day regularity to the cycle of crisis, sell-offs, and just-in-time reassurance by European leaders. But this festering problem may finally reach a climax in the first six or even three months of 2012, with a panicky market triggering bolder political action than before.
.................... "Only in the face of a seriously escalating crisis will they step in and announce a big buy of government debt," says Ethan Harris, head of North American economics for Bank of America (WHICH IS COLLAPSING) Merrill Lynch. So it may take a near-catastrophe to provoke the one move that could actually resolve the whole problem.
There will still be more of the familiar dickering as politicians in troubled countries duck and weave on the kind of economic reforms the ECB and other European leaders want to see, such as wage cuts, tax hikes, and the repeal of rules that protect favored businesses. But the time for delay may soon run out. (!!!!!!!!)
One likely trigger that will push the crisis into its endgame is a series of failed auctions of Italian debt, which could occur in February or March, when several important auctions need to be held. The "TARP moment"--which refers to the September 2008 stock-market plunge that persuaded Congress to approve $800 billion for unprecedented bank bailouts--will arrive when European voters and politicians start to believe than an imminent financial meltdown will cause more pain for more people than tough economic reforms. If investors lose faith in Italy, for example, it will push up interest rates on new Italian debt, which in turn will raise concerns about the viability of banks throughout Europe, and undermine the whole European economy. There could also be downgrades of credit ratings of other European countries. Greece may finally default on some of its debt or leave the euro zone. The scary rumors, in other words, might finally come true.
The exact chain of events is hard to predict, but the final moment of brinksmanship will probably involve an unnerving drop in stock values(WHICH IS HAPPENING IN THE US TODAY). The original TARP moment, for instance, brought a one-day drop of nearly 9 percent in the S&P 500 stock index, which was already down 17 percent for the year
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The script may not unfold according to conventional forecasts, of course, which is why it's risky to bank on an orderly solution to the problem. Political (CIVIL UNREST, WORLDWIDE) unrest could lead to a breakup of the euro zone, rather than a repair of it. European banks could end up even more damaged than expected. Or, politicians could find ingenious new ways to delay (and possibly worsen) the culminating event. Whatever happens, the fate of the euro zone will probably be clearer a year from now.
A showdown with Iran. This Mideast theocracy is another perennial worry that tends to fade into the background as more pressing events dominate the news. But Iran's quest for nuclear weapons seems likely to cause some kind of military confrontation sooner or later, and the Council on Foreign Relations counts Iran as a "Tier 1" risk for the United States in 2012. Iran is believed to have enough nuclear material to build four or five bombs. It might be able to build actual weapons, with missiles that can deliver them, by 2015. But for a pre-emptive strike--by the United States or more likely, Israel--to be effective, it would have to come far before Iran actually fields nuclear weapons. A hard-hitting report published by the International Atomic Energy Agency in November portrayed Iran as aggressively pursuing nukes, providing legitimacy for some kind of pre-emptive action. Deeper sanctions are one option, but the case for military strikes seems to be getting stronger.
Complicating the matter are statements by Saudi Arabia hinting that it, too, will seek nuclear weapons if the West doesn't do something decisive to halt Iran's nuclear program. Western strikes against Iran may start to seem preferable to a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
Since Iran is the world's third-largest crude oil exporter, a military confrontation or even tough sanctions could roil the oil markets more than anything that's happened over the last decade (WE NEED TO STOP USING OIL, GAS, COAL...ENTIRELY, SO SUCH COULD BE QUITE GOOD). During the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Iranian revolution combined with the start of the Iran-Iraq war caused oil prices to more than double (GOOD. WE'LL HAVE TO FIND OUT HOW TO USE LESS, HOW TO PRIORITIZE, HOW TO USE SOLAR POWER...). Today, that sort of reaction would send prices well over $150 per barrel, which alone would probably cause a global recession (MAYBE WE NEED SUCH TO SAVE THE HUMAN RACE FROM ITS FEMINIST-FAGGOT INDOLENCE WHICH IS PUSHING THE RACE TO NEAR-TERM EXTINCTION). Without an Iranian confrontation, the outlook for oil prices is generally benign. But it's hard to see how it will stay that way as Iran comes closer to nuclear capability. (FEMINIST-FAGGOT SHORT-TERM NONSENSE)
Congressional ineptitude. The good news is that barring unforeseen developments, the U.S. economy won't depend all that much on political action out of Washington in 2012. The Federal Reserve, which is independent of Congress, may pursue further monetary stimulus measures if growth weakens or unemployment stays high. But by the end of 2012, an unprecedented set of economic decisions will need to be made--by a lame-duck Congress in the aftermath of a turbulent presidential election.
The biggest decision is what to do about the Bush-era tax cuts that are set to expire on Dec. 31, 2012. Sharp spending cuts--which will hurt defense and other programs--are set to begin on Jan. 1, 2013. If Congress does nothing, or can't reach agreement, the tax hikes and spending cuts set to begin in early 2013 would hurt GDP growth and possibly induce another recession. The last-minute nature of any decisions will be harmful as it is, since business leaders (MORONS ; TOO MANY "BUSINESSES" TODAY ARE CONSUMERIST GARBAGE HEAPS NOT WORTH HAVING), wary of so much uncertainty, will delay hiring plans and risky investments until they know what's coming. And in early 2013, America's borrowing limit will need to be increased again, raising the prospect of more self-destructive brinksmanship that makes Americans even more disgusted with their leaders.
The world economy has been forgiving of the United States lately, with investors still flocking to Treasury securities, for example, despite the first-ever downgrade in the U.S. credit rating last summer. But politicians may make the mistake of counting on that largesse for far too long--as their counterparts in Europe have done. Temporary extensions won't work that much longer, either, since the rating agencies have given notice that any unexpected additions to the national debt will probably lead to further downgrades. Ultimately, there will come a crunch point at which politicians in Washington either do their jobs or wreck the economy.
There is, of course, a fourth type of financial shock that could occur in 2012: One that nobody foresees. (GLOBAL WAR...)

MURMANSK, Russia (Reuters) - Russia said it had won the battle with a raging blaze aboard a nuclear submarine on Friday by submerging the stricken vessel at a navy shipyard after hours of dousing the flames with water from helicopters and tug boats.
There was no radiation leak, authorities said.
Television pictures showed a giant plume of smoke above the yard in the Murmansk region of northern Russia as over 100 firemen struggled to douse flames which witnesses said rose 10 metres (30 feet) above the Yekaterinburg submarine.
Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think (PRETTY MUCH WHAT EVERYONE ELSE THINKS : HOW TO SURVIVE AND THRIVE) Synopsis
Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think, a new documentary film from Unity Productions Foundation, explores the expertly gathered opinions of Muslims around the globe as revealed in the world's first major opinion poll, conducted by Gallup, the preeminent polling organization.

Gallup researchers began by asking the questions on every American's mind. Why is there so much anti-Americanism in the Muslim world? Who are the extremists and how do Muslims feel about them? What do Muslims like and dislike about the West? What do Muslim women really want?

Crucial policy decisions hang on these questions. They continue to generate passionate disagreements in the public square. Yet for all the heat and controversy, the actual views of the world's Muslims have been conspicuously missing from this debate.

Now, we have the missing answers and statistics, gathered, parsed, and analyzed not by pundits but by professional researchers (HOW MANY AXES DID THEY HAVE TO GRIND ?).

As part of this groundbreaking six-year project, Gallup conducted tens of thousands of interviews with residents in 35 predominantly Muslim nations, as well as smaller populations in Europe and the USA. The broad extent of the polling has delivered findings for the world's 1.4 billion Muslims with a plus or minus accuracy of 3%

Focused on the issues of Gender Justice (NOT "EQUALITY", BECAUSE MEN AND WOMEN ARE NOT "EQUAL"), Terrorism, and Democracy -the film presents this remarkable data deftly, showing how it challenges the popular notion that Muslims and the West are on a collision course. Like the research, the film highlights a shared relationship that is based on facts - not fear.

Experts featured (A Partial List): Dalia Mogahed, Executive Director of the Gallup Center for Muslim Studies, John Esposito (ONE OF MY COLLEGE PROFESSORS AT FORDHAM UNIVERSITY), University Professor, Georgetown University, RamiKhoury, Editor of the Daily Star (Beirut), and Kenneth Pollack, Director of Research, Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institute.