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Subject: Tim Hanke's Cultural Prejudice
Path: lobby!ngtf-m01.news.aol.com!ngpeer.news.aol.com!newsstand.cit .cornell.edu !lnsnews.lns.cornell.edu!newsfeed.stanford.edu!pos tnews1.google.com!not-fo r-mail From: (Bill Brock) Newsgroups: rec.games.chess.politics Date: 26 Jul 2003 18:34:17 -0700 Organization: http://groups.google.com/ Lines: 20 Message-ID: References: m m m NNTP-Posting-Host: 208.57.45.154 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit X-Trace: posting.google.com 1059269658 14654 127.0.0.1 (27 Jul 2003 01:34:18 GMT) X-Complaints-To: NNTP-Posting-Date: 27 Jul 2003 01:34:18 GMT (Don Mihokovich) wrote in message .com... **snips galore** I am a Mensan with a Doctoral degree; and am a partner in a @200 lawyer law firm in which I specialize in complex commercial litigation matters. I am making a call for peace. Do you understand this Mark, or are you a total moron? KidDon Is it possible that the relationship between Mensa membership and ELO rating is an inverse one? http://www.64.com/uscf/ratings/12868376 Or (more likely) is this the rating of another family member? In either case, it's significantly higher than my initial rating of 930! IMO Mensans, for the most part, are under achievers (KidDon obviously excluded). Also, when describing themselves, being a Mensan is always stated first. "Ever since I lost a lung to cancer, I've cut my smoking in half" Tony D. |
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"IMO Mensans, for the most part, are under achievers..." (tdilucente)
============= Likewise chess players, with some exceptions, of course. (RSHaas) |
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"Mark Houlsby" wrote in message
I said that I'm not smart... No argument here. If Mr. Houlsby knows that he is not smart, then he is a lot smarter than I had thought. Newsflash: In fact, President Bush right now has on his desk, awaiting only his signature, an extradition treaty with Great Brittain. Criminals and net-ettiquette abusers be warned: you can run, but you can't hide! For years, the evil Britts have harried hapless American flag-wavers via the internet. But now, all that is going to change. Now that Bush has finally secured the long-sought-after extradition treaty with GB, heads are gonna roll. What did Great Brittain get in return for this concession? The right to continue using (their mangled version of) OUR language. |
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Nick (The Pedantic Twit) wrote:
Tim Hanke created the thread, "Nick Bourbaki's Many Lies", to make a baseless ad hominem attack on me. Tim Hanke has *not* provided evidence of my alleged "many lies" about him. Also, Tim Hanke has *not* retracted his accusation, and Tim Hanke has *not* apologised. Although perhaps not in your eyes, Tim Hanke's misbehaviour brings dishonour only to him, none to me. I posted a complete proof of your lies about me, Nick. When can I expect your apology? |
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"StanB" wrote in message ...
"Nick" wrote in message m... (snipped by StanB) Evidently, StanB intended to make a 'joke' aimed at Jerome Bibuld. But StanB also objects to Bill Brock's comment that Tim Hanke has made 'racist remarks' here, so that part was snipped. You're projecting. I automatically snip any such post that would require me to concede such a point. I simply don't subscribe to it. Evidently, StanB has confirmed that he "simply (doesn't) subscribe" to Bill Brock's "point" that Tim Hanke has made "racist remarks" (Bill Brock's comment) here. So how could I be "projecting" about what StanB believes and why he snipped Bill Brock's post to me? I also state that you are the racist here. You ignore the genocide and cannibalism of the intraracism of Africans. "Lies is lies. Howsoever they come, they didn't ought to come, and they come from the father of lies, and work round to the same." --Charles Dickens (Great Expectations) StanB has flagrantly *lied* again. I have *not* ignored the existence of genocide in Africa. Here's the evidence to prove that StanB has *lied*: In the thread, 'Zhang Zhong revisited' (26 June 2003), I responded *directly* to StanB's baseless ad hominem attack on me by writing in part: "StanB asks: 'In the last century where have most acts of genocide taken place?' In the 20th (last) century, 'acts of genocide' have taken place in widely separated regions around the world. 'Most acts of genocide' did not take place at a solitary location. Many 'acts of genocide' took place in Europe during the 1930-40s. Many 'acts of genocide' also took place in Asia. But I suppose that StanB prefers to consider only 'acts of genocide' in Africa. In the past several centuries, there have been many 'acts of genocide' in Africa, for which Europeans, Arabs, and Africans themselves all have been responsible. It's been estimated that the European slave trade captured 10-15 million Africans (and more were killed while attempting to escape it). The European rubber trade tended to treat African workers with close to genocidal cruelty. Given his emphasis on the 'place' of 'acts of genocide', StanB seems to imply that if those acts took place in Africa, then the guilty must all be indigenous Africans. But that conclusion is only partially true. Of course, in 1994 the ruling Hutus were mainly responsible for the genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda. (I knew a Rwandan academic whose entire family was murdered.) Yet blame also should be distributed among many onlookers outside Rwanda. '...That was the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, in which, according to one calculation...the daily killing rate was five times that of the Nazi death camps 50 years earlier. It is now well known that the UN, thanks to the reports of the commander of its tiny force in Rwanda, Romeo Dallaire, had received *ample warning* that a programme of butchery was planned. So, therefore, had the countries on the UN Security Council. Yet for the first crucial weeks, as hundreds of thousands of people were hacked to death, General Dallaire was *ignored*. Members of the Clinton administration would *not* even dare to describe the slaughter as *genocide*, for fear that would *oblige* them, under the 1949 genocide convention, to *take action*. Only France sent troops--late and for dubious reasons of geopolitical rivalry, though they certainly saved some lives. Apart from General Dallaire and a contingent of Ghanaian peacekeepers, *no one*, including Mr Annan, as he himself as bravely admitted, comes well out of the Rwandan affair.' --The Economist (May 13-19, 2000, p. 4, Review of Books section)" Here's a link to my complete post in *direct response to StanB*: http://makeashorterlink.com/?T53942665 What will StanB lie about next? Instead you twist whatever mizunge says in his disgust of you, as some racist remark. StanB As I recall, StanB already has quite a record of misspelling words in English. Now StanB has added misspelling words in Swahili, such as "mizunge" (sic), to his favourite anti-intellectual opening repetoire. "He was a falsehood done in flesh and blood." --Mark Twain (The Gilded Age) --Nick |
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"Nick" wrote in message om... Instead you twist whatever mizunge says in his disgust of you, as some racist remark. As I recall, StanB already has quite a record of misspelling words in English. Now StanB has added misspelling words in Swahili, such as "mizunge" (sic), to his favourite anti-intellectual opening repetoire. That was the spelling given by a CBS report for an African slang word which translates to "whitey". The fact that Nick didn't know what it means lends credence to the notion that he is a fraud. StanB "I see the bad moon arising. I see trouble on the way. I see earthquakes and lightnin'. I see bad times today." and, "Hope you got your things together. Hope you are quite prepared to die. Looks like we're in for nasty weather. One eye is taken for an eye." --J.C. Fogerty |
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"StanB" wrote in message ...
"Nick" wrote in message om... Of course, StanB completely snipped my proof that he has *lied* again about me. Please read all that evidence in my earlier post in this thread. Instead you twist whatever mizunge says in his disgust of you, as some racist remark. As I recall, StanB already has quite a record of misspelling words in English. Now StanB has added misspelling words in Swahili, such as "mizunge" (sic), to his favourite anti-intellectual opening repetoire. That was the spelling given by a CBS report for an African slang word which translates to "whitey". The fact that Nick didn't know what it means lends credence to the notion that he is a fraud. StanB I don't know what StanB claims to have seen or heard from CBS. And I don't know anything about the context or the accuracy of that "CBS report". A Google search for "mizunge" and "CBS" found nothing at all about it. Can StanB cite a specific reference for his "CBS report"? But I do know that, in fact, "mzungu" (not "mizunge") is a Swahili word for a foreigner (not necessarily a European). An African American tourist may be regarded as a "mzungu" in Kenya or Tanzania. --Nick |
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__________________________________________ O.k. guys. This subject has been discussed ad nauseum, and the election is over. Unless Tim makes some new "culturally prejudiced" remarks that are newsworthy, why don't we just put this to rest? It's time to try to work together. KidDon Work together with whom? Work towards what? Are you an irredeemable moron as well as a disingenuous troll? YOU started the troll thread: "Tim Hanke's Cultural Prejudice". Timothy Hanke started the troll thread: "Nick Bourbaki's many lies". The fact is that Bourbaki has *never* lied in these groups. He's made mistakes, his behaviour has been misguided on occasion (which of us can say that we have not made mistakes? I know I cannot) but he has *never* lied. Unless Mr. Hanke can *substantiate* his accusation against Mr. Bourbaki, then he must *withdraw* it and *apologise*. In case you haven't got this, yet: I am a Brit, and have ABSOLUTELY NO INTEREST in this political crap. This means I have *nothing to lose* by hanging out here. I'll be outa here as soon as Hanke, StanB and Briarroot make amends for their unconscionable behaviour, however. Do you understand this, Don, or should I use shorter words? Mark _________________________________ Don't start on me Mark, and don't even attempt to insult my intellect. I am a Mensan with a Doctoral degree; and am a partner in a @200 lawyer law firm in which I specialize in complex commercial litigation matters. I am making a call for peace. Do you understand this Mark, or are you a total moron? KidDon Dear Mr. Mihokovich, If you're threatening me then you'd better be prepared to carry out your threat. Go right ahead, smart guy... send an extradition treaty to England why dontcha? On the other hand, if you're *really* making a call for peace, (and I would *much* prefer that) then the *only* person who can make peace with me is Timothy Hanke, who *started* this *completely unprovoked* flame war, and who you now claim to support. Now I'm really not smart. I'm not a Mensan. I don't have a doctorate. Neither am I shrewd. Neither am I a politician. If I *was* a smart, shrewd politician, however, I think I'd know what to do... RGCP doesn't *belong* to you guys who are associated with the USCF. You can't make *unprovoked* attacks against innocent foreigners and expect to get away with it. Unless of course, you're prepared to go to the length of issuing an extradition treaty over this... What's your next move, Mr. "Mensan with a Doctorate"? Will it be smart or dumb? Mark Houlsby ___________________________________ Now that sounds completely moronic. There is no threat in my post. Even if there were, an "extradition treaty" is an agreement between Sovereign Nations, not something you or I could issue. KidDon p.s. For whatever it is worth, the US and UK already have an extradition treaty. http://members.freespeech.org/irishp...ion_treaty.htm peace, don |
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