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Monthly Archives: November 2017
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The Power of Hate, and This and That.
Posted at 7:06 am , on November 29, 2017
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The Power of Hate, and This and That.
Posted at 7:05 am , on November 29, 2017
Greetings Readers.
South Korea and Japan gave us a head’s up of a possible North Korean missile launch. (roguedinosaur.com, Brief #140, item seven from the bottom) It is amazing to me with all the pressure and sanctions North Korea continues its defiance of the United States and the world in general.
This in particular is a message to world society of how powerful ‘hate’ is. The issue goes back to 1951-1953 when the U. S. and its NATO allies achieved complete air superiority and devastated the North under General Curtis Le May whereas not a building or large town was left standing, and nearly a million people were killed by the bombings.
The communist country never forgot it. That was 67 years ago. It was then every family lost at least one or more of its members during the three and a half years of bloody warfare. This accompanied by remembrances and consistent regime propaganda have made it come to what we face today.
What will Trump do? Nothing. It is still too early. Both sides will continue to bluff and then what? No one knows at this point. But in the meantime it could be a miscalculation, an accident, a false flag attack, or finally somewhat, some kind of negotiation. We should realize North Korea will never give up its nuclear capability, but we should never give up diplomatically to contain what they have in their arsenal.
Herewith is a drafted and ready to post article of a couple of weeks ago, but I had to cancel it. Belatedly found while researching Saudi Arabia and the Emirates had contributed 80 million and sent over a medical team to Bangladesh in September, yet the article may be of some interest:
I have a simple question: With over 630,000 Muslim Rohingyi refugees in Bangladesh who have fled Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing, and are currently seeking shelter and starving, what have Saudi Arabia and the Emirates done about the plight of their fellow Muslims? From what I determine… Nothing. It appears two of the richest countries in the world have turned their backs on those of their own faith. They seem to be leaving the deplorable matter to Bangladesh and the Christian West to do the hands on support and aid delivery to the stricken poor.
These forgotten people cannot contribute to their own well-being because they have no country, and furthermore are negligible consumers of the profitable oil and gas these nations sell. Each Muslim should bow his or her head not in prayer, but in shame.
This brings up another question: What has Indonesia, the fourth most populous country on the globe, and incidentally by far the most populous Muslim country, done during the Rohingya crisis? They say ‘leadership’… but ‘no direct funds’ which sounds hollow to me, and it is. Indonesia does however act as a track for private donations, but little else except sympathy for their brother Muslims struggling in Bangladesh. Indonesia boasts it has taken in onlt 14,000 refugees since 2000 hardly a stellar performance. The government rejected, for the most part, small groups of Rohingya refugees in 2009, 2012, and 2016. In the province of Ache a few years ago the government turned away the Rohingya refugee boats, but the local citizens accepted them giving the group food and shelter.
Indonesia is currently undergoing a period of economic boom and should do more than it has.
All the Best to you.
Ron Miller
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Asia, Middle East, U.S. News Briefs #140
Posted at 1:13 pm , on November 28, 2017
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Asia, Middle East, U.S. News Briefs #140
Posted at 1:12 pm , on November 28, 2017
Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs to be read in two minutes or less.
Greetings Readers,
- Thousand return from Jordan to Syrian as ceasefire holds.
- U. N. urges Saudi coalition to open more Yemen ports for emergency aid.
- Pope visits Myanmar military leaders amid Rohingya refugee crisis.
- Pope to give key speech and meet with Ang San Suu Kyi today.
- U. S. to reduce military support groups in Iraq and Syria.
- Iraq to build new oil pipeline to Turkey as approach to peace.
- Suicide bomber kills 11 in Iraq, bombing claimed by IS-2.
- Hamas vows to expand military operations in West Bank.
- Two dead over 200 injures in Pakistani blasphemy riots.
- Relatives kill newly weds in Pakistan honor killing.
- Bangladesh court give go ahead to execute 136 mutinous soldiers.
- Hamas vows to expand military operations in West Bank.
- Bangladesh court says proceed execution of 136 mutinous soldiers.
- Vietnam jails journalist over toxic environmental criticisms.
- Bali mount Agung erupts again 100,000 may be evacuated.
- Greenpeace slams Indonesia palm oil industry land expansion.
- Tourist island Bali closes the airport for second day, ash on aircraft.
- South Korea Intel.warns North Korea planning missile launch.
- South Korea economy set to grow 3% this year.
- Bit coin continues to surge aims for eventual urges $10,000 unit.
- Trump confident GOP tax reduction legislation will easily pass.
- Trump says indiscreet sexual Access Hollywood tape is fake.
- South African beauty wins Miss Universe title.
(New items gotten from channelnewsasia, BBC, CNN, and Aljaseera)
All the best to you.
Ron Miller
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Asia, Middle East, U. S., News Briefs #139
Posted at 1:42 pm , on November 25, 2017
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Asia, Middle East, U. S., News Briefs #139
Posted at 1:41 pm , on November 25, 2017
Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs to be read in two minutes or less.
Greetings Readers,
- Trump agrees to stop arming Syrian Kurdish Forces. (Turkey)t
- U. S to reveal exact number of troops participating in Syria.
- China will edge North Korea into talks with the U. S. (France FM).
- North Korea places new troops on DMZ after 3 defected this month.
- Raul Castro meets with North Korean Foreign Minister in China.
- China arrests gang in three billion dollar smuggling operation.
- China in discussion with Myanmar over repatriation of Rohingya.
- Tillerson condemns Myanmar’s atrocities as rape, murder stories emerge.
- South Korea, ‘No plan to discuss U. S. TRAAD system with China.
- Joint U. S, South Korea military exercises scheduled for next month.
- Saudi coalition will allow aid workers to enter into restricted Yemen.
- Saudi Crown Prince Salaman calls Iran Leader ‘a new Hitler’.
- 305 killed, 76 wounded in Sinai Mosque bombing and shootings.
- 30-40 ISIS carried out Mosque attack under ISL black flag.
- Egypt President retaliates with air strikes in northern Sinai.
- Egypt condemns attack and announces three days of mourning.
- Australia: Manus Island evacuation called brutal, shocking. (U.N.)
- China cuts tariffs on 200 import goods.
- False terror alert causes panic and 16 injuries in London.
- Zoo tiger escapes in Paris before being shot dead.
- Aside note: The explosion at last Argentine sub location may have been the firing of torpedo to indicate its exact position.
(News gleaned from Channel.newsAsia, BBC, CNN, and Aljazeera)
All the Best to you.
Ron Miller
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs #138
Posted at 11:41 am , on November 21, 2017
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs #138
Posted at 11:24 am , on November 21, 2017
Asia, Middle East,U. S. News Briefs to be read in two minutes or less.
Greetings Readers,
- Trump calls North Korea a state supporter of terrorism.
- U. S. places North Korea on terrorist black list.
- U. S. still hopes for diplomatic talks with North Korea. (State Dept.)
- China, Canada eye new trade agreement, side stepping the U. S.
- Duterte offers China continuation of third phase INTECH Project.
- South Korea confirms bird flu found in duck farm.
- Military evacuations of insurgent villages continue in Papua, Guinea.
- Indonesian ant-corruption director detained over bribery claims.
- Bangladesh, Myanmar agree to Chinese plan to resettle Rohingya.
- Ang San Suu Kyi says Myanmar will welcome Rohingya back.
- U. S. military bans alcohol sales to its servicemen in Japan
- Putin, Assad meet in Sochi, Russia to discuss future of Syria.
- Russia denies nuclear accident despite radiation rate increase.
- Bad weather hinders rapid search for missing Argentine submarine.
- Argentine navy received calls of distress from sub five days ago.
- Morocco food stampede kills 15 women injures dozens’
- Zimbabwe military offers Mugabe and wife complete immunity.
- U.K. Budget rentals aims for self-driving car by 2021.
- China car maker ‘Trumpchi’ mulls less political name for its vehicles.
- CNN airs film of migrants being sold as slaves in Libya.
- Bit Coins bolts through $6,000 dollar mark.
(News gleaned from channelnewsasia, BBC, CNN, and France 24)
All the Best to you.
Ron Miller
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One minute 40 Years Ago Can Ruin a Man’s Life
Posted at 8:00 am , on November 21, 2017
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One minute 40 Years Ago Can Ruin a Man’s Life
Posted at 7:56 am , on November 21, 2017
Greetings Readers,
I am a victim too. As reported to my closest dear friends recently I have 117 sexual harassment charges legally filed and pending against me. Taken as a whole all allegations do not total, total any more that just about a mere 24 minutes and does not involve any penetration. (Actually only 112 charges) Yet I am an outcast within the community, society, and hated by feminists. Yes! Yes!
For decades I have been hidden and obscure but now every powerful elitist personality is doing it from President Trump, Al Franken, to Charlie Rose and don’t forget Kevin Spacy or Roy Moore either. The accusations seem to be happening every day and more are sure to come. The uncomfortable problem with this is they are all true.
Denial, denial, denial well that’s a river in Egypt. To me and to many others the accounts appear to be highly plausible, accurate, and shameful. Moreover its been that way for a long, long time since the stone age and accelerated in modern times by the political and film casting couch.
Readers do not take my first paragraph seriously at all, please. This is an unsavory subject so I’ll drop it right here move on to other issues.
All the Best to you.
Ron Miller
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