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Indonesia has the sixth-largest exclusive economic zone (, ZEE) in the world with . It claims an EEZ of 200 nautical miles (370 km) from its shores. This is due to the 13,466 islands of the Indonesian archipelago. It has the 3rd largest coastline of 54,720 km (34,000 mi). It is located in Southeast Asia between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.

Geography
Indonesia is the largest island country in the world. The total land area is , Including  of inland seas (straits, bays, and other bodies of water). The total land and sea area (including the EEZ) of Indonesia is about 7.9 million km2.

The five main islands are: Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi, and Western New Guinea. There are two major island groups (Nusa Tenggara and the Maluku Islands) and sixty smaller island groups. Borneo is shared with Malaysia and Brunei; Sebatik (located northeast of Borneo) is shared with Malaysia; Timor is shared with East Timor; and New Guinea is shared with Papua New Guinea (east side).

Disputes

Parts of China's Nine-Dash Line overlap Indonesia's exclusive economic zone near the Natuna islands. Indonesia believes China's claim over parts of the Natuna islands has no legal basis. In November 2015, Indonesia's security chief Luhut Panjaitan said Indonesia could take China before an international court if Beijing's claim to the majority of the South China Sea and part of Indonesian territory is not resolved through dialogue.

The Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia have all officially protested over the use of such a line.

On 26 May 2020, Indonesia sent a formal letter to the United Nations which said "Indonesia reiterates that the Nine-Dash line map implying historic rights claim clearly lacks international legal basis and is tantamount to upsetting UNCLOS 1982," "As a State Party to UNCLOS 1982, Indonesia has consistently called for the full compliance toward international law, including UNCLOS 1982. Indonesia hereby declares that it is not bound by any claims made in contravention to international law, including UNCLOS 1982,"

See also
 Exclusive economic zone of India
 Exclusive economic zone of Malaysia
 Exclusive economic zone of Thailand
 Sabang strategic port development
 Territorial waters of Indonesia

References

Indonesia
Borders of Indonesia
Economy of Indonesia
China–Indonesia relations


In a recent article, Best of the Great Loop: Backwater Gems, PassageMaker magazine listed nine "off the beaten path" gems, "best-kept-secrets to your itinerary for the ultimate Great Loop adventure." Guess who was included on that list? Yup! Colonial Beach!
The article mentioned The Boathouse Marina and included stunning photos of our Town from local photographer and resident Mary Carter.
This is the perfect home base for exploring Washington, D.C. About halfway up the Potomac River, you are a stone's throw from the nation's capital while still being in a quaint colonial waterfront town. Colonial Beach offers sandy beaches, historical sites (birthplaces of both George Washington and James Monroe), colonial architecture, great food and natural beauty. Loopers Schucker and Wilson suggest staying at The Boathouse Marina—and if you do, make sure to ask to see the historic car collection.
Read more about the beauty of the Great Loop in PassageMakers article here. While you're there, look at the gallery; Mary's photos of Colonial Beach are #36-40!


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Volume Eight, Issue Forty-Seven!
"Movie Review: Knives Out"
I see a ton of movies (probably too many if I'm being honest), so when it comes time to really take stock and think about what I think are some of the best of any given year, it's pretty much always a difficult task. However, I've got a pretty good idea of what will be my favorite movie of the year for 2019, and it's not Avengers: Endgame (surprisingly). No, it's a film from the director of Star Wars: The Last Jedi and features a cast that consists of Captain America, James Bond, Laurie Strode, Sonny Crockett, and General Zod in a murder mystery that has shades of Clue but also its own madcap energy. And its name is Knives Out.
Focusing on the mysterious death of esteemed mystery novelist Harlan Thrombley (Christopher Plummer), Knives Out is a straight up great time at the movies, full of twists that you'll never see coming. Any of Thrombley's offspring or their significant others could be the culprit for his murder, and detective Benoit Blanc (a fantastic Daniel Craig) is going to get to the bottom of who committed the crime, and who hired him to solve it.
Yes, I'm purposefully being vague about the plot. But that's because Rian Johnson's film (that he also wrote) depends so much on you not knowing anything going into it. I say that, knowing full well that I desperately want to see it again to see the clues to the mystery, but I know that the second viewing won't nearly be as satisfying as the first cause I already know how it'll end. It's such an effortlessly assured movie from Johnson, and I personally think it's his best film, and I'm a huge fan of The Last Jedi, the last "indie" film he made. The mystery in this film is fantastically constructed, and fans of his smaller films like Brick are in for a great treat.
Much of the success of this film comes from the cast, which is simply one of the best ensembles this year. From Toni Collette as the slightly ditzy social media "influencer" of the family to Michael Shannon's high strung youngest son in charge of his father's publishing empire, there's not a weak link in the bunch. There's hardly enough space to give everyone their full due here. With a cast featuring acting legends like Jamie Lee Curtis AND rising talent like Katherine Langford, there's truly something for everyone here, but the true standouts are Chris Evans and Ana De Armas, the latter being the true backbone of the story. As Thrombley's part-time nurse, De Armas' brings a legitimately star-making turn that will absolutely launch her into the next stratosphere of stardom, and seeing Chris Evans play the bad boy of the family is a surprising delight after seeing him play Captain America all these years.
But the real scene-stealer here is Daniel Craig as Benoit Blanc. A Southern-styled "gentleman sleuth", Craig is having a ball in the title role, with a slightly ridiculous Foghorn Leghorn style accent that will have you rolling on the floor, but also enthralled. This is probably the best role I've seen Craig in, and he's so in tune with the character that you forget he's our current James Bond. I would absolutely watch more adventures with his character, and I sincerely hope that Knives Out is a success that merits a franchise where Blanc is called in for more murder mysteries. If there's any justice in this world, Craig will get an Oscar nomination for this film, he's that good.
It's not often that I say this, but I have to use the old movie review cliché: if there's one movie you see this year, if you have one, ONE ticket and are wondering what to see, Knives Out is that movie. Is that a hyperbolic statement? Sure. Do I believe it? Absolutely. As much as I love franchise films like the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Star Wars, there's no denying that we need some fresh, original ideas as well, and Knives Out is absolutely the film we need. The successor to the Clue throne, this is a film that definitely deserves your time and money, and will end up being one of, if the not THE, best films of the year.
VERDICT: A+
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Adrian Cahue Net Worth – Phone Number, House Address, Wiki
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Almighty's digital experience design power combined with Connelly Partners' established brand marketing agency will give clients an edge in customer experience rooted in empathy.
BOSTON (June 29, 2016)— Steve Connelly, President of Connelly Partners and Chris Smith, CEO of Almighty announced that the ad agencies have joined forces to provide clients with Almighty's masterful digital design in customer experience and media optimization combined with Connelly Partners' consumer engagement and brand marketing expertise (creative, digital, media, PR, shopper marketing, gaming and more).
Almighty is known for their decade-long relationship as digital agency for New Balance's global business. They'll bring the New Balance business to Connelly Partners, along with modern furniture maker Flexsteel Industries, Timex, Revision, premium running apparel maker Tracksmith, and sports lifestyle brand, 47. The agency was founded in 2004 by Chief Executive Officer, Chris Smith; Chief Strategy Officer, Ian Fitzpatrick; and Chief Creative Officer, RJ Evans. Almighty's 22 employees will move from Allston to Connelly Partners' office in Boston's South End, bringing CP's headcount to over 150 and agency revenue to well over $25MM.
Founded in 1999, Connelly Partners is a full service brand and digital marketing agency that uses empathy to develop relationships and unique connections with consumers. Clients include American Express Travel, A&E Networks, American Tourister, BJ's Wholesale Clubs, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Babson College, British Virgin Islands Tourism Board, Kayem Foods, Massachusetts State Lottery, Samsonite and YumEarth among others. The agency's loft space in the South End of Boston is filled with over 150 employees accomplished in strategic planning, creative and content generation, media planning and buying, digital strategy/execution, public relations, social media, search, branded entertainment, integrated production and analytics. Visit http://www.connellypartners.com for more information.


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HEXO's Acquisition Shakes Up the Top 11 Marijuana Growers List
These 11 cannabis producers should all top 100,000 kilos in annual output with ease.
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Updated: Apr 14, 2019 at 1:34PM
Published: Mar 20, 2019 at 8:21AM
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If you're looking for one of the fastest-growing industries on the planet, you've found it with legal marijuana. It has generated less than $10 billion in annual sales worldwide in 2017, but investment bank Cowen Group is calling for up to $75 billion in global sales by 2030. For those of you keeping score at home, that's a compound annual growth rate of about 17% for 13 years.
Because the industry is still relatively nascent, it means there's a lot of market share up for grabs on the recreational and medical side of the equation. This has meant that growers have been particularly aggressive expanding their production capacity organically, through partnerships, or by acquisition.
There's been a shake-up among the largest cannabis growers
Last week, just a day prior to releasing its highly anticipated second-quarter operating results, Quebec-based HEXO (NASDAQ:HEXO) dipped its toes into the water with an acquisition of its own. The announced deal will have HEXO paying 263 million Canadian dollars (about $197 million) to acquire Ontario's Newstrike Brands. The all-stock deal will allow HEXO to further cement domestic supply deals with Canadian provinces, lead to $10 million in annual cost synergies, and, most importantly, add 470,000 square feet of production capacity to the more than 1.3 million square feet of cultivation space the company already has.
Ultimately, HEXO's acquisition completely reshapes the look of the 11 marijuana growers currently on pace for more than 100,000 kilograms in peak annual output. Here's the old list for reference; and here's updated list:
1. Aurora Cannabis: 700,000 kilos
As should be no surprise, Aurora Cannabis (NASDAQ:ACB) continues to retain its title as the top dog in terms of production. Although Aurora's management team is projecting more than 500,000 kilos in annual run-rate production by midyear 2020, it's probably being conservative. Aurora's purchase of ICC Labs in South America, along with the eventual commencement of production at Aurora Sun, Aurora Nordic 2, and Exeter, should really ramp up output, eventually pushing it to something closer to 700,000 kilos per year.
2. Canopy Growth: >500,000 kilos
Unlike most top-tier pot growers, Canopy Growth (NASDAQ:CGC) has been somewhat secretive about its peak production. However, Canopy has indicated that more than 4.3 million square feet of its 5.6 million square feet in cultivation space spanning 10 facilities is already licensed by Health Canada. Assuming industry-average yields, Canopy Growth should have no trouble reaching 500,000 kilos of annual output, and may even approach 550,000 kilos.
Check out the latest earnings call transcripts for Canopy Growth and other companies we cover.
3. Aphria: 255,000 kilos
There's a pretty big drop-off back to Aphria in the No. 3 spot at 255,000 kilos in peak production. Aphria's output is concentrated in just a few facilities, with its organic, four-phase buildout known as Aphria One contributing 110,000 kilos; its retrofit of existing greenhouses, known as Aphria Diamond, generating 140,000 kilos; and its previous acquisition of Broken Coast Cannabis adding 5,000 kilos.
4. Tilray: >200,000 kilos
With Tilray (NASDAQ:TLRY), we might as well pull a number out of a hat, because the company's management team has been less-than-forthcoming with near-to-intermediate-term output forecasts. Tilray ended 2018 with a little over 850,000 square feet devoted to cultivation domestically, and is working on almost 250,000 square feet of growing space abroad. It does, however, have 2.9 million square feet in unused land in Canada that it's yet to tell investors how it'll put to work. Thus, my expectation is that Tilray's output should at least double from the close to 100,000 kilos it might be on track for now.
5. The Green Organic Dutchman: 195,000 kilos
Although it's been a slow starter, The Green Organic Dutchman is expected to deliver 195,000 kilos per year. This includes 14,000 kilos from its fully expanded Ontario-based facility and 102,000 kilos from its flagship Valleyfield property in Quebec. TGOD, as the company is also known, is also devoting about 20% of its production to edibles and cannabis-infused beverages, which are set to become legal in Canada by this coming October.
6. HEXO: 150,000 kilos
Say hello to your new sixth-largest cannabis grower, HEXO. The additional 470,000 square feet of cultivation space lifts HEXO from a previous forecast of 108,000 kilos annually to a new annual run rate of 150,000 kilos at its peak. While far from the best yield per square foot, being among Canada's growing elite should allow HEXO to build on its already impressive array of deals, which includes an aggregate 200,000 kilos to its home province of Quebec over five years, and a joint venture with Molson Coors Brewing.
7. Aleafia Health: 138,000 kilos
Even though Aleafia Health is sort of a small-fry based on its market cap, its acquisition of Emblem, which received the final OK earlier this month, will create the seventh-largest pot producer in Canada. Aside from operating 40 health clinics, which, presumably, will keep patients loyal to its homegrown brands, Aleafia Health and Emblem bring peak output of 98,000 kilos and 40,000 kilos, respectively, to the table. That's 138,000 kilos a year from a company worth about $450 million, combined.
8. Cronos Group: 120,000 kilos
Despite being one of the largest pot stocks by market cap, Cronos Group (NASDAQ:CRON) looks to be on track to scrape together only 120,000 kilos in peak annual output. Most of Cronos' production will come from an 850,000-square-foot joint venture project (70,000 kilos) that's to be completed by midyear and its wholly owned Peace Naturals subsidiary (40,000 kilos). The remaining 10,000 kilos will be derived from international grow sites in Israel and Australia, and smaller domestic cultivation facilities.
9. OrganiGram Holdings: 113,000 kilos
Atlantic-based OrganiGram Holdings (NASDAQ:OGI) is easily the most efficient grower on this list, with just 490,000 square feet of cultivation space but 113,000 kilos of expected yearly production. At 231 grams per square foot, OrganiGram's Moncton facility in New Brunswick will yield more than double the industry average per square foot. OrganiGram's use of a three-tiered growing system, which maximizes growing space, is a big reason why the company is nearly outproducing some of its much larger peers.
10. CannTrust Holdings: >100,000 kilos
CannTrust Holdings' (OTC:CNTTQ) management team has remained adamant that peak annual output will surpass 100,000 kilos, despite some near-term permitting snafus with its flagship Niagara facility. The company's already-completed Vaughan facility and as-of-now 450,000-square-foot Niagara facility, which are both focused on hydroponic cannabis growing, should yield 50,000 kilos a year at their peak. The 390,000-square-foot addition to Niagara, along with possible future acquisitions, is what's expected to push CannTrust above 100,000 kilos.
11. Emerald Health Therapeutics: >100,000 kilos
Lastly, Emerald Health Therapeutics looks to be on track to surpass six figures in peak output. Most of this will come from its Pure Sunfarms joint venture with Village Farms International, which will produce at least 75,000 kilos from 1.03 million square feet of growing space. Emerald Health can also expect to receive a boost from its acquisition of Agro-Biotech and its organic projects in Vancouver.
As long as marijuana sales keep rising quickly, you can expect this list to remain quite fluid.


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Independent Photographers Are Back In Focus
LONDON PHOTO SHOW GETS SET TO RETURN TO SOUTHBANK FOR ITS SIXTH YEAR
The London Photo Show is set to return, in its sixth year running to the Southbank this autumn, giving professional, semi-professional, independent and amateur photographers from all over the world the chance to exhibit their work to the public in a professional and high-profile location.
Show organisers are calling upon photographers of all abilities to enter their most well-loved shots, which will be displayed at London's Bargehouse Gallery, situated in the iconic Oxo Tower Wharf, between 11 and 14 November 2021.
Founder and professional photographer, Andrew Mason, who established the photography exhibition in 2016 to put a focus on undiscovered talent, said: "We can't wait to bring the show back to the Southbank this November. Even though we managed to run the event last year, it was on a smaller scale, we are hoping this year will be the biggest yet. We are once again looking forward to filling the gallery space at The Bargehouse with authentic, raw, and evocative images, many captured throughout the pandemic.
"I know myself the thrill and fulfilment that comes from seeing your own work exhibited in a public arena. Our event is more than welcoming to photographers of any level, that's what makes us different. Our doors are not just open to those at the top of the profession.
"The London Photo Show is known for bringing together those with a love of photography all under one roof each year. The event offers the chance for anyone involved to build their profile and get noticed, whilst allowing visitors the chance to see some truly original artwork for free."
The open exhibition, which welcomes all subject genres including portraiture, fine art, wildlife, architecture, fashion, nature, travel, sport, reportage, and landscape is expected to host submissions from around 60 photographers around the globe. The event is open to the public across four days with no admission fee.
Andrew ended: "The show was started so that photography can be enjoyed by anyone and everyone – its foundations have been built on inclusivity and we can't wait to see what artwork this time around."
Places at The London Photo Show are extremely limited and those wishing to reserve their place should visit: www.londonphotoshow.org for further information.
With costs starting from just £275, exhibitor packages include:
Wall space with your bio and information
Advice on choosing and printing images
Photographer networking events in the lead up to the exhibition
Hanging of images by professional installation team
Invitations to the Private View for you and your guests
Exhibitors profile listing on the London Photo Show website, and promotion though social media


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Presentation postponed as Lord Lieutenant has another appointment
Published: 10:08 AM July 1, 2019 Updated: 8:19 PM October 10, 2020
Sir Richard Jewson, the Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk. Picture: SONYA DUNCAN - Credit: Archant
A presentation to the Friends of Langham Dome by the Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk, Sir Richard Jewson, will have to be postponed.
The handover of the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service was due to take place on Monday, July 8, but will now have to be rearranged, as Mr Jewson has another appointment.
The community group saved the dome at the disused airfield at RAF Langham, near Wells, and converted it into a popular visitor centre and museum.
It tells the story of RAF Langham in the Second World War and the Cold War, and also of the secret war-winning invention of the dome's anti-aircraft gunnery trainer.
A ceremony was due to take place at the Dome in Cockthorpe Road, Langham at 11am.
Trustee John Blakeley said: "Sir Richard now has to attend a funeral that day. I will let you know the new date as soon as we have it."


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Stone River
Stone River has been called "The New Southern Rock of the North" by the late mastering engineer George Marino (AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith). A band with passion, love and decibels to spare, Stone River crafts their own brand of southern-style melodic rock with all the trimmings.
In a current musical climate afflicted with transitory images and sub genre trends that quickly burn out, it's comforting once in a while to discover young artists that actually put the music first. Being inspired by the harmony and musical depth of early 70's rock, Stone River is a true musician's band that embodies the absolute best of this musical epoch (the band's numerous comparisons to The Black Crowes, Led Zeppelin, The Allman Brothers, Point Blank and Aerosmith reinforces this fact). Stone River plays memorable, timeless and exciting original songs -- songs that capture a wide audience of true music fans.
Formed in 2006, the Toronto-based quintet has played hundreds of shows across Ontario and has gained thousands of fans across Canada, playing in direct support of major acts like The Black Crowes, Tom Wilson, Parlor Mob and Jeff Martin. No strangers to large festivals, Stone River has played Sarnia Bayfest in front of 20,000 people as well as the Barrie New Music Fest, Toronto's Festival of Beer, NXNE, Canadian Music Week, Canada's largest ribfest, and Queen West Music Fest to name a few. The band is comprised of Jeff Desilets and Darren Flower on guitar, Renan Yildizdogan on lead vocals, Jay Macedo on bass and Sasha Siegel on drums.
Stone River is currently finishing up their second LP entitled Euphoria with Los Angeles based producer Christopher Thorn (Blind Melon, Awolnation, Live) and legendary engineer Nick Blagona (Deep Purple, The Tea Party, Alexisonfire) at Jukasa Studios for a winter 2013 release. They opted for an old-school approach, going live off the floor to tape to best capture the fun boogies, acoustic ballads, and foot-stomping hard rock songs that most bands these days could only dream of writing. Get ready for the best rock 'n roll record to come out of Canada in a long time.
R. Tell us the brief history of your band. How did you guys meet?
SR. Stone River was started by Jeff Desilets and Darren Flower after becoming friends during high school. Darren and I shared similar interest in music so we began jamming together and playing in a few different bands with each other. Never finding the bands that really suited us, we decided to form our own. We began writing riffs and humming melodies but had no singer to sing them. We posted an add in a local music paper, and got a call from Renan shortly after. I met Renan at a coffee shop and handed him a tape with music on it and asked if he could sing over it. The three of us met Jay at a local open mic where he was playing guitar and singing and we invited him to a rehearsal. Sasha, our drummer, is the newest addition to the lineup.
R. Describe your shows, visually and musically?
SR. Our shows are very loud and guiatr driven. We don't rely on computers or hard drives while on stage. The melodies, harmonies, and dynamics come from playing together for years and going through so many experiences as a band. Visually, we look like we just stopped out of the early's 70s.
R. Who are your musical and non-musical influences?
SR. We enjoy all kinds of music but some influences include bands like The Allman Brothers, Led Zeppelin, Blind Melon and The Rolling Stones. We are heavily influenced by music of the late 60's and early 70's. and these bands will forever stand the test of time.
R. How does music effect you and the world around you?
SR. Music means everything to us and is a big part of our daily lives. We have all been living and breathing rock 'n roll for a long time, and couldn't even conceive of a life without it.
R. You are currently working on your second LP titled "Euphoria" How different is it from your first LP?
SR. The songs on this album are more diverse -- ranging from acoustic tracks through softer ballads to hard rockers. It also has a more 'jammy' feel as a whole, and shows our musical growth as a band.
R. Tell us about your next shows and why we should be there?
SR. We are playing some Toronto dates this month and will be showcasing at Canadian Music Week in March. We are going to be playing an extensive amount of dates throughout the spring to support the release. Stone River Shows are a celebration of real rock 'n roll, and they are enjoyed by a wide range of true music fans.
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Ringo Starr, who will soon be honored alongside the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 2015, has completed his next record. He broke the news in a video update to his fans, which is embedded above.
"I've finished my record, mixed the record and, next year, it will be out on Universal Records," he says. He then hints that the All-Starr Band may be touring in February and March, and wishes everybody a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year before signing off with his customary, "Peace and love." In the background, his 1999 version of 'Blue Christmas' plays.
The as-yet unnamed disc will be Starr's 18th studio record, and ninth since 1992. His most recent, 'Ringo 2012,' was released in January 2012.
The induction ceremony will take place April 18.


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Biografia
Vittorio Gnecchi era figlio di un ricco industriale. Grazie alla solida posizione finanziaria, poté seguire lezioni private, ed ebbe tra i suoi insegnanti Michele Saladino (che fu anche maestro di Pietro Mascagni e Victor de Sabata), Tullio Serafin, Gaetano Coronaro e Carlo Gatti.

Appena diciannovenne, conseguì un buon successo con l'azione pastorale Virtù d'amore, e ciò gli consentì di pubblicare i suoi lavori con il prestigioso editore Ricordi. Il lavoro seguente fu l'opera Cassandra, il cui libretto, tratto dall'Orestea di Eschilo, fu dapprima impostato dallo stesso Gnecchi, poi affidato al librettista Luigi Illica. Cassandra fu completato nel 1903 e debuttò il 5 dicembre 1905 al Teatro Comunale di Bologna con la direzione di Arturo Toscanini con Solomiya Krushelnytska e Giuseppe Borgatti.

Poco dopo la prima rappresentazione dell'Elektra di Richard Strauss (25 gennaio 1909), apparve in Italia un articolo dal musicologo Giovanni Tebaldini, dal titolo Telepatia Musicale. In questo articolo venivano messe a confronto Cassandra ed Elektra, e l'autore giungeva alla conclusione che Strauss doveva avere conosciuto il lavoro di Gnecchi, e poteva forse averlo plagiato. Strauss negò il plagio e, anche se sembrano essere accertati contatti epistolari a proposito dell'opera tra lui e Gnecchi, la critica è incline a ritenere che le somiglianze siano casuali. Gnecchi non si pronunciò mai sul caso, ma il suo nome fu legato ad esso per tutta la vita. Il clamore causato dall'articolo frenò la circolazione di Cassandra in Italia, mentre all'estero si ebbero diverse rappresentazioni fino al 1933 (tra cui alla Volksoper di Vienna, a Filadelfia e in numerosi teatri tedeschi). In tempi più recenti, l'opera venne ripresa a Montpellier il 13 luglio 2000, in un concerto che diede luogo ad una registrazione discografica. Giunse poi nel 2011 al Teatro Bellini di Catania, con interpreti Giovanna Casolla (Clitennestra), John Treleaven (Agamennone) e Maria Pentcheva (Cassandra) e direttore Donato Renzetti.

L'opera successiva di Gnecchi fu La Rosiera, del 1927, che fu seguita dal balletto Atlanta (1929). Il compositore, il cui stile è caratterizzato dall'impiego di armonie cromatiche post-wagneriane all'interno di forme classiche, giunse tardi agli onori del Festival di Salisburgo, nel quale furono rappresentati alcuni dei suoi lavori, tra cui la Missa Salisburgensis (1933), la Cantata Biblica (1934) e l'opera Giuditta (1953), anch'essa come Cassandra con libretto di Illica, la cui composizione era cominciata quasi quarant'anni prima, nel 1914.

Composizioni

Opere
 Virtù d'amore, azione pastorale in due atti, libretto di Maria Rossi Borzotti (rappresentazione privata presso villa Gnecchi, Verderio di Brianza, Como, 7 ottobre 1896)
Cassandra, tragedia per musica in un prologo e due parti, libretto di Luigi Illica (Teatro Comunale, Bologna, 5 dicembre 1905)
Revisione: Ferrara 29 febbraio 1909
La Rosiera, idillio tragico in tre atti, libretto proprio e di Carlo Zangarini (Preussisches Theater, Gera, 12 febbraio 1927). Da Non si scherza con l'amore (On ne badine pas avec l'amour) di Alfred de Musset
Il lavoro, dopo avere ottenuto buon successo all'estero (Vienna, Berlino, Praga, Filadelfia, Stoccolma), giunse in Italia al Teatro Verdi di Trieste il 25 gennaio 1931 e si vide anche a Ravenna l'anno seguente. L'opera, «ricca di colore, elegantissima nello svolgimento dei temi e nell'armonizzazione», è ambientata alla fine del '700 e racconta l'amore di due sorelle per lo stesso uomo, il barone Perdicano. Camilla ama Perdicano ma lo respinge per non rivelare i propri sentimenti; Perdicano allora si innamora di Rosetta; Camilla riesce a riconquistare Perdicano ma Rosetta si suicida per disperazione lo stesso giorno delle nozze.
Giuditta, tragedia (oratorio) in tre atti, libretto di Luigi Illica (Salisburgo, 1953)

Musica strumentale, per orchestra e vocale
Atalanta, balletto sinfonico di danze greche (Teatro Lirico, Milano, 1929)
Adagio per violoncello e piano (Parigi, 1929)
Adagio cantabile, pezzo sacro per strumenti ad arco e organo (Salisburgo, 1931)
Poema eroico (Notte nel campo di Oloferne), per orchestra (Teatro alla Scala, Milano, 6 giugno 1932)
Salve, Regina!, mottetto per soprano solo, coro e orchestra (Milano, 1932)
O sacrum convivium, mottetto per soprano, coro e orchestra (Milano, 1932)
Missa Salisburgensis, per soprano, baritono, coro e grande orchestra (Salisburgo, 4 agosto 1933)
L'esecuzione salisburghese ebbe vivo successo e la critica scrisse di «tipica produzione della musica sacra italiana moderna» che si avviava a un nuovo stile pur attenendosi alla tradizione palestriniana.
Cantata biblica, tre preludi e tre parti per canto e pianoforte (Salisburgo, 1934)
Danze e riti greci, per violino, violoncello e pianoforte (1939)
Pavane per pianoforte
Preghiera, pezzo sacro per strumenti ad arco e organo
Ave Maria, per tre voci e organo
Tempo di sinfonia in re bemolle

Canto e pianoforte
Invocazione italica: coro di popolo, testo di Giovanni Borelli (Milano, 1915)
Preghiera del soldato, testo di F. Pastonchi (Milano, 1917)
Dormi, tesoro, testo proprio (Milano, 1932)
Die kleine Mutter, testo di Manfred Hausmann (Milano, 1933)
Sorride ella, da un testo di Rabindranath Tagore (Roma, 1934)
Non partire, da un testo di Rabindranath Tagore (Roma, 1934)
Il segreto, da un testo di Rabindranath Tagore (Roma, 1934)
La lampada, testo di Raniero Nicolai (1934)
Tristezza d'una notte di primavera,, testo di Gabriele D'Annunzio
Nozze rosee, testo di Maria Rossi Borzotti
Birdy song, testo di J. Madden

Discografia
 Cassandra - Denia Mazzola Gavazzeni (Clitennestra), Alberto Cupido (Agamennone), Arnold Kocharyan (Egisto), Tea Demurishvili (Cassandra), Pierre Lebon (Oreste), Andzella Kirse (Una Coèfora), Jean Marc Ivaldi (Il Fazionario del Porto), Jean Marc Ivaldi (Il Navarca), Nikola Mijailovic (Il Prologo) - Direttore: Enrique Diemecke - Orchestre National de Montpellier Languedoc-Roussillon. Latvian Radio Chorus - Registrazione dal vivo - 2000 - Agorà Musica AG 260.2

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Bibliografia

Raffaele Pozzi, Gnecchi, Vittorio, New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, 2001
Tebaldini, Giovanni: Telepatia Musicale. A proposito dell'"Elettra"' di R. Strauss, in Rivista Musicale Italiana, XVI (1909), pp. 400–412
 Horwarth, Michael: Tebaldini, Gnecchi and Strauss, in Current Musicology, vol. 10, New York, 1970

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The Government of The Gambia, in partnership with Global Water Partnership West Africa and United Nations, on Thursday validated the UN 97 Watercourse Convention for ratification process in the country.
Speaking at the ceremony held at the Paradise Suites Hotel, Amadou Saine, permanent secretary at the Ministry of Fisheries and Water Resources, stated that the 1997 United Nations Convention on the laws of non-national uses of International Watercourses is a flexible and overarching legal framework that establishes basic standards and rules for cooperation between states on the use, management and protection of International Watercourses.
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According to him, the convention requires watercourse states to cooperate on the equitable and reasonable use and management of international watercourses, with a view to attaining sustainable utilization and adequate protection to achieve meaningful and large-scale conservation and development goals.
For his part, Yusupha Bojang, Integrated Water Resources Management focal point at the department of Water Resources, said in a paper presentation that the government recognizes the need to change strategy and to adopt the Integrated Approach to Water Resources Management in all national development policies.
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Allie: What is different about your life now than what you expected as a teenager?
Kay: Firstly, that I'm still alive. Enough crap happened to me in my teens that I honestly wouldn't have been surprised if either I'd killed myself, or something or someone had done it for me.
I hadn't expected to become chronically ill in the ways that I have - I was pretty much Mr Fit at that point, despite the stupid/bad things that I was doing to me or were being done to me - see above.
I was still expecting to become a biologist of some description. While my interests in science in general have continued, my career path (oh, don't laugh!) has involved doing many things that I wouldn't have considered probable.
Probably the biggest and most amazing difference is that I've been in love with the same sweet guy for over a decade. I honestly would never have dared to hope for that.
Allie: Why/When did you decide to become poly?
Kay: There was no one moment, no conscious decision or realisation - it dawned slowly, with succeeding relationships, that whatever mechanism it is in people's heads (whether structural or cultural) that makes them monogamous, it wasn't present in me, so in that sense I always have been poly. In or out of a relationship, I was just as likely to develop crushes, sober attraction, or love for someone. The only decision for me, really, just like with being queer, was "So are you going to try to pretend this isn't happening, are you going to sneak around and do it anyway, or are you going to be upfront about it?" I'm much with the upfront :)
Life's too damn complicated already without having to bear the burden of deception as well, whether it's deceiving oneself or anyone else. I don't think I ever came out about it, as such, it was more that as I realised I wasn't the only person who felt like that, that I could talk about it and share experiences and ask for advice, that I developed the vocabulary to think and talk about it coherently.
Allie: Say you were given the option to erase hate from the makeup of human beings - in that no one would ever hate anyone else ever again. Would you do it? Why or why not?
Kay: This is a tough and very important question, not just for me but for everyone. I'm almost tempted to say that I would, because I think that to the very greatest extent hate is at best a useless emotion. I don't think I actually understand hatred if it's to mean anything more than 'vehement dislike' - or, rather, I don't understand the impulse to injure the hated person or thing that follows as a consequence. There are people whose policies and stated aims I vehemently disagree with, and I'll work to change their minds, to prevent them putting their policies into effect, I'll demonstrate and march, I'll fundraise, I'll petition - but would I firebomb their homes, torture their pets, beat them to a pulp, call for them to be exterminated? No.
I can conceive of circumstances where violence is the only remaining option. I hope with everything I have I'll never experience them. I think I could kill, if I must, but I don't think I could torture. I hope I couldn't. And I think that's the difference. If I could, I would keep the human potential for righteous anger and the capability to react with force as the absolute last resort, but without cruelty, without malice, without prejudice, without vengeance, without dehumanisation. Those things I would abolish.
Or does that smack too much of having one's cake and eating it?
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If your bulb goes on-on-off-off as you turn the switch and it's putting out a decent amount of light when it's on, then it's not getting power to the lower-power element and only the higher-power element—the 70W element in the example—is coming on. It can result from a common form of damage to the socket. If the bulb is going on-off-on-off, then it's not getting power to the higher-power element. In the same example, it's the 30W element that's being turned on and off when you see this.


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Emily Ratajkowski And Pete Davidson they made their first public outing as a couple, attending the match between the Knicks hey Memphis Grizzlies which was held on Sunday, November 27 at Madison Square Garden in New York. The paparazzi, however, were unable to capture any shots of the new couple in affectionate attitudes, or kisses or effusions. Even if the passionate and loving looks between Emrata and the former Saturday Night Live comedian have revealed the alchemy between the two.
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The attendance between the two stars was born only at the beginning of November 2022, that is, after a few weeks from the rumors that instead gave for sure an ongoing flirtation between the model and the actor Brad Pitt. Initially the indiscretion of the love story between Emily and the former comedian had been labeled by most as one fake newsto then instead be confirmed on the occasion of Davidson's twenty-ninth birthday, on the occasion of which the comedian and the model showed up at the birthday party with coordinated outfits.
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Israel has done enough
I recently got into a debate about what my friend called "the plight of the innocent Palestinians being manipulated by their Hamas leadership to use their places of worship and homes in which to stock their weapons and from which to fire their missiles."
Since the movie "Valkyrie" is now in the theaters, the combination of the two caused me to ruminate about rebellion or lack thereof in Gaza.
If 15 attempts could be made by moral, high-minded Germans to try to kill Hitler over five years, how were no efforts made to assassinate Arafat or any of his progeny over a much longer period of tainted leadership of the Palestinian people? If the Palestinian citizenry really wants peace in contrast to their radical, corrupt, hard-line, Iranian-sponsored, suicide-bomb-rewarding leaders, where is the proof?
The Palestinian people voted for their Hamas leaders, cheered when Saddam's scud missiles fell on innocent Israeli cities, and rejoiced when Hezbollah killed many Jews and harmless hostages. Not even the more moderate Fatah has yet rewritten the Palestinian Constitution to recognize the right of Israel to exist. How can anyone truly believe that any Arabs really want the potential peace of a two-state solution if all evidence points to them wanting every last Israeli to be wiped off the map?
The Jewish state has given land for promised peace, which was never delivered. It has unilaterally given away property it won while fighting wars in self defense — all for little or no safety. It has turned the other cheek so often that it must be dizzy; why else could it be so generous in the face of such hatred? Israel should not have to die to prove its legitimacy and right to exist. It has done so much to just be left alone in peace.
Jeff Pollock
Headlines in The New York Times report that over 10,000 rockets have been shot into Israel since Israelis left the Gaza Strip in the hands of the Arabs three years ago. Each time there were complaints about the rockets the Arabs said they would stop; they did not keep their word.
Now here's my point: The current argument that supports the Arabs is that the Israeli response is disproportionate to the harm that the Arabs have done to the Israelis.
In the recent conflict over 900 Arabs have been killed and only 13 Israelis. It's easy to discern that the intentions of the Arabs were to kill as many Israelis as possible. Lack of technology and availability kept them from achieving their goal.
Shouldn't the intentions be more important than the actual numbers? Especially now when they are getting help from Iran and Egypt to destroy Israel. In the long run they could achieve their goals.
Israel must stand firm.
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A Federal Court Blocks Trump From Banning Transgender People From Serving In The Military
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President Trump's already experiencing a bad week with news that former campaign chair Paul Manafort (along with an associate) was indicted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller on 12 counts relating to the Russia probe. Now, a federal court has put the brakes on the president's efforts to change military policy with his ban on transgender people in service.
The Associated Press reports that the United States District Court for the District of Columbia has issued a ruling with few details released so far. However, the judge believes that existing lawsuits against Trump's attempted policy change are likely to prevail, so the portions of Trump's order about retention of military personnel are now duly blocked by the court:
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly wrote Monday that transgender members of the military who had sued over the change were likely to win their lawsuit and barred the Trump administration from reversing course.
The lawsuits in question involve at least five anonymous service members, who brought up the concerns of up to 11,000 transgender troops on active-duty and within the reserves. While Trump's order gave the Pentagon six months to iron out the logistics of his policy, these service members' careers hung in the balance. CNN adds further word from the court that the plantiffs "have established that they will be injured by these directives, due both to the inherent inequality they impose, and the risk of discharge and denial of accession that they engender."
Trump officially signed the relevant executive order in August, one full month after he had unilaterally tweet-announced the policy because he believes that "tremendous medical costs and disruption" incurred by transgender service members will hinder the U.S. from winning (or something like that). In doing so, Trump blindsided military leaders, who refused to comply with Trump's tweets until the official order arrived. And at least for now, it looks like the Pentagon won't have to comply with Trump's order at all.
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I am slightly off kilter today since we had yet another snow day yesterday. What day is it? What's my name again? Happy Tuesday!
The menus are really cool; you select what you want on the bag and they put the sub right into it. Obviously this bowl won't fit in a bag, but I'm pretty proud of myself for being able to recognize that with my spatial disability.
Saturday we went to visit friends in DC. We met two for brunch at Founding Farmer's and it was BUMPIN. Lottttta hipsters. The food was decent but nothing out of this world. That may just be because I defaulted to my eggs and vegetables. If I had gone for the carrot cake pancakes my review may have been a little different. MMM.
That evening we headed over to another friend's place where we were greeted with some veggie packed homemade pizza. There were meat ones too but you know I love my vegetables!
Sunday we went to MD for a friend's engagement party and to visit the in-laws. Unfortunately the only picture I have from that day is the delicious taco that my friend Tayler made and I inhaled before I had to run out the door again.
As I said at the beginning, yesterday was another snow day, but I will save those pictures for tomorrow's edition of WIAW. Neil was out of town for work, so I worked on this site and spent a lot of time in the kitchen. Since I was snowed in and Monday is a normal gym day, I did an Insanity workout. I even woke up early this morning to do another one before I had to be at work. I like having a good at home workout that I feel is on par with those offered in the gym. Tight.
Have a great Tuesday and check back tomorrow for my culinary masterpieces. Also check out my new recipe page I added at the top!!
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require 'matcher_set'
require 'search_config'
require 'registry'

module UnifiedSearch
  class SuggestionBlacklist < Struct.new(:registries)
    STRINGS_WITH_DIGITS = /\d/

    def should_correct?(string)
      ! ignore_list.include?(string.to_s.downcase)
    end

    def ignore_list
      MatcherSet.new(regex_patterns + words_from_ignore_file + organisation_acronyms)
    end

  private

    # Don't correct words with digits as these are often names of forms.
    def regex_patterns
      [STRINGS_WITH_DIGITS]
    end

    # Custom list of words we don't want to correct because they're actually
    # correct, or sensitive.
    def words_from_ignore_file
      @@words_from_ignore_file ||= YAML.load_file('config/suggest/ignore.yml')
    end

    # Organisation acronyms like `dvla` and 'gds' are sometimes considered
    # spelling errors. We use the organisation index to ignore all acronyms.
    def organisation_acronyms
      organisation_registry = registries.organisations
      organisation_registry.all.map(&:acronym).compact.map(&:downcase) rescue []
    end
  end
end

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The Retreat of Racial Science
September 22, 2020 Hunter Wallace Culture, History, Modernism, New York, Race Realism, Racism 15
At the beginning of the 20th century, America was still in the Victorian era. American identity was White, Anglo-Saxon (in culture), Protestant and liberal and republican in principles. There was an overwhelming national consensus in support of progress, traditional moral values and the Anglo-American literary canon. The dominant aesthetic was New England and Appalachian Regionalism.
American dominant ethnicity looked something like the left hand column before the big Victorian-to-Modern cultural transition that we are exploring:
Victorian America also had its own view of race:
The following excerpt comes from Elazar Barkan's book The Retreat of Scientific Racism: Changing Concepts of Race in Britain and the United States Between the World Wars:
"At the beginning of the twentieth century, the term "race" had a far wider meaning than at present, being used to refer to any geographical, religious, class-based or color-based grouping. Although sanctioned by science, its scientific usage was multiple, ambiguous and at times self-contradictory. The inherent confusion of the term has been recognized by the Oxford English Dictionary which notes its imprecise usage "even among anthropologists" and the resultant "almost unlimited attributes and combinations." Despite the confusion, race was a respectable scientific category. Typologies and hierarchies of race were presented as self-evidently appropriate at the beginning of the century, and cultural analysis along racial lines conveyed no particular stigma. Although "racialism" denoting prejudice based on race difference, was introduced into the language at the turn of the century, there was little use for the term because racial differences were regarded as matters of fact, not of prejudice. Race was perceived to be a biological category, a natural phenomenon unaffected by social forces. The major social thinkers of second half of the nineteenth century did not articulate any critique of racial theories; even for self-proclaimed egalitarians, the inferiority of certain races was no more to be contested than the law of gravity to be regarded as immoral. Before any social critique of racial thinking was possible, the belief in the biological validity of race as a concept had to be undermined. This occurred in the twentieth century during the interwar years, although doubts about the validity of race were present much earlier. With the OED including such derivatives as "racism" and "racial" for the first time only in 1972, it notes that the term "racial" began to be used frequently at the end of the nineteenth century. The use of "racism" was a derogatory neologism was first recorded in English in the 1930s but again the appearance of a neologism to denote racial prejudice suggested that the debunking of race theories and their crude political analogies began sometime earlier. Certainly, little more than a decade after the end of World War I the situation changed dramatically. Although leading scientific circles in the United States and Britain, race typology as an element of casual cultural explanation became largely discredited, racial differentiation began to be limited to physical characteristics, and prejudicial action based on racial discrimination came to be viewed as racism."
There was no such thing as "racism."
In 1910, race was still considered an objective biological reality. There was no moral stigma attached to either White identity or the belief that racial differences exist. The development of "antiracism" was still in the future and occurred largely in New York in the 1920s and 1930s.
This was not an isolated change. It was part of a larger sweeping cultural change that unsettled and transformed everything in America in the interwar years: manners, morals, national identity, gender roles, dress, art, literature, music, dance, architecture, religion, psychology, etc.
The following excerpt comes from Christine Stansell's book American Moderns: Bohemian New York and the Creation of a New Century:
"In the first years of the twentieth century, many Americans felt they were living through an epochal change in human history. The tides of modernity, which had washed over Paris in the 1870s and subsequently over Vienna, Prague, Munich, Berlin, and London, had finally reached American shores. Everywhere the world had changed – so people claimed in 1910, or 1912, or 1913 – faster, more entirely than it had ever changed before. "The world has changed less since the time of Jesus Christ than it has in the last thirty years," averred the French writer Charles Péguy in 1913. "On or about December 1910," Virginia Woolf famously insisted, "human character changed." In the United States, too, "something was in the air," claimed the Chicago editor Floyd Dell. "The atmosphere was electric with it." The revolutionary pot seems to be boiling," exulted a radical trade unionist in 1912. "The day of transformation is at hand."
This book is about the men and women who ushered in that day of transformation in America, the people who embraced the "modern" and the "new" – big, blowsy words of the moment. The old world was finished, they believed – the world of Victorian America, with its stodgy bourgeois art, its sexual prudery and smothering patriarchal families, its crass moneymaking and deadly class exploitation. The new world, the germ of a truly modern America, would be created by those willing to repudiate the cumbersome past and experiment with form, not just in painting and literature, the touchstones of European modernism, but also in politics and love, friendship and sexual passion. This would be a modernism experienced as an artful, carefully crafted everyday life. One avid promoter, the journalist Hutchins Hapgood, cheerfully reported on how various were its manifestations. "Whether in literature, plastics art, the labor movement … we find an instinct to loosen up the old forms and traditions, to dynamite the baked and hardened earth so that fresh flowers can grow …
In this they were very much New Yorkers, inventors of a form of Manhattan self-importance that is still with us today. They are in fact part of the bigger story of New York's ascendancy to ultimate American city in the first part of the twentieth century. New York had long been an interesting place but never one that exerted special appeal. As late as 1900, other cities held their own, rival capitals of thriving regional cultures. Boston may have begun to drift into the backwaters of gentility, but still it harbored its own bohemian set and sophisticated gay male circles. San Francisco supported a milieu of writers and painters attuned to the glorious light-washed landscape and to an aesthetic that over time would foster a distinctly West Coast secular mysticism. New Orleans was a showcase of musical experiment where African-American jazz artists created a glorious, uniquely American modernist art form. And Chicago also had a strong claim to the spirit of the age: with its huge polygot population, mammoth industrial base, and gorgeous skyscrapers, it was the newest city in the age of the new, the shock city of the early twentieth century as Manchester, England, had been the shock city of the nineteenth.
So when Herbert Croly, the editor of the Architectural Record, argued in 1903 that New York was the one American city where "something considerable may happen," he was expressing only a distant hope. Yet by the second decade of the century Croly's prediction had been fulfilled: all the other cities, even Chicago, had turned into provincial capitals, oriented toward New York as the arbiter of contemporary culture. Helped along by its self-conscious moderns and its phenomenally vigorous publishing and advertising industries, New York had become the source of images and texts that defined Croly's notion of "considerable" for the rest of America."
Before the 1910s, America was characterized by regional cultures dominated by their metropoles. Boston was the cultural capital of America. In the 1920s though, New York became the largest metropolitan area in the world and the cultural capital of the United States. It reduced other metropolitan areas into its satellites. The culture of the New York avant-garde became "mainstream" culture.
Note: Franz Boas was a professor of anthropology at Columbia University in New York City. John Dewey was a professor in the philosophy department. Randolph Bourne went to Columbia where he was strongly influenced by both Boas and Dewey.
Senate Republicans Have The Votes To Confirm Ginsburg's Replacement
The Cosmopolitan Ideal
The Dog Whistler
Arnel's Mom asked a question. I am not on Twitter so:
"Why did East Germans dress and behave more conservatively than West Germans if "socialism" and "radical left wing ideas" are the drivers of this process?"
Simple answer, poverty and cults.
When Bob Whitaker visited Communist countries he said he noticed two things. The walls and the government farms were almost empty of crops.
1) The government farms were almost empty of crops, because no one had any motivation to work on them. He said the workers on these farms, as a perk, were allowed small plots to grow food for themselves, and these small plots were bumper. He speculated that the crops from these small plots were sold on the black market, which is what kept the country from starving.
2) Before they put up the walls their workers crossed from East to West to get higher paying jobs (just like poor Mexicans crossing into the USA for work). When it got so bad that they ran out of workers, the Communists put up the walls.
So they dressed trad because they were kept too poor to buy fancy clothes, and because they were imprisoned in a country sized cult compound. If you were treated like that, you would dress in hand-me-down clothes too.
If Communism is so trad, why does the Communist Manifesto attack the family unit? Why do the Western elites attack the familiy unit as well?
Cults do not tolerate any loyalty that is not to the cult and its wordism. So loyalty to race, and loyalty to the family must go.
Cult leader Reverend Moon demanded his followers marry interracially for the same reasons. The only loyalty Reverend Moon tolerated was loyalty to Reverend Moon and the words of his cult.
Communist BLM just took this off their website, because it was hurting the Democrat's election chances. lol
Russia Today story:
"Disrupting Western family structure no longer among BLM's stated goals as manifesto vanishes from website ahead of US election "
SC Rebel
And yet Eastern Europe seems to have staved off Globo Homo for the most part and the West is knee keep in it.
Just goes to show that staying faithful God makes all of the difference.
@SC Rebel…
Yes, Sir, I agree with you that Chryst is the key, but, as well, keeping Jewry out of certain places in society.
Never forget that Jews flooded here from Eastern Europe because they were frustrated by Eastern Europe's lack of willingness to let them take over.
Even through the communist era, things remained the same in Eastern Europe – Jews were enfranchised but, not in control.
The results you are seeing of what many have come to regard as 'intolerable hate' are what you are witnessing today – Eastern Europe is still relatively sane, the West is not.
So, yes, it's about Chryst, in that Jewry, as a whole, rejected their creator and what came of Him, and, thus, as Bishop Williamson has many times said – those divine gifts of theirs turned to decaying rot.
Many would stone me for saying it, but, having as much Jewish blood as Gentile, I feel perfectly licensed to say it – just as both the prophets of The Olde and New Testament did.
The rot in The West comes from godless Jewish tinkering and White Gentile willingness to be led astray.
That's the 1-2 punch, Dear SC Rebel, and not a dang thing will change until something in that combination changes.
People keep saying how strong nationalist Poland is, but Poland has no military that could defend its borders or project power. Nationalist Poland is completely dependent on globohomo USA for its survival.
As Spencer pointed out, the reason Eastern Europe is allowed to remain nationalist, is because the US Empre needs it to be that way for now, It is useful for the US Empire's possesions to remain nationalist, as long as they border with it's enemies. That enemy being Putin's Russia.
If Putin is toppled or dies and is replaced with a globohomo agent, Eastern Europe will be immediately flooded with Africans, just like they are doing to Ireland right now, Ireland was very religious and anti-abortion, until they turned on a dime, and became pro abortion, pro massive non-White immigration, without a vote or a discussion allowed.
Religious Ireland didn't do it to themselves, it was done to them. Same as it was done to every formerly White country in the West.
@Dog Whistler…
With the generous employment of if this and if that, Sir, it is exceedingly easy to construct any argument.
Though what you posit shows that you to be bright-eyed and well-researched, it also reveals that you have a very minimal experience with with Eastern Europeans or in Eastern Europe.
But, yes, Poland is strong with excellent leadership, yet, of course, being surrounded by numerous great powers, both military and economic, there is always a level of precariousness in it's situation.
In fact, all life is exactly that – precarious.
As to it's military, you are right – that of Poland is far from imposing. That said, it is not by military that nations are conquered today, but, by political and idealogical ruse and subterfuge, and by economic intimidation.
In all those areas, Sir, Poland has a formidable defence – both in possessing what is likely the largest percentage of unwavering Nationalists, and, thus, a Nationalist Spirit, a wing of The Roman Catholic Church 'unmodernized', and in a leader, Duda, who, an investment banker, has put his knowledge of all the tricks into building what is quickly becoming a formidable economy.
And then there is God, who, it must be noted, continues to preserve Poland through whatever she faces, no matter what the storm.
Thus, in this instance, Mr. Richard Spencer is quite incorrect.
jay gaelic
While I have noticed that eastern europe as a whole was generally more conservative, and traditional than western europe, unfortunately from what I have gathered from conversations with poles and other people who live in countries like poland and hungary ,are slowly becoming more degenerate, though not as bad as western europe. It seems religion and traditional values seem to be waning there, year by year. ie, (pride parades are more frequent now as an example) and there's now seems to be a push to punish "hate speech". Also don't forget, while some non-leftists praise leaders like viktor orban and putin for rejecting some aspects of Marxist Globalism, they are still both quite zio-cucked. Putin is probably the more hypocritical of the bunch, he praises nationalism, but he has been arresting nationalists and ultra-nationalists who been criticizing him and his government for years under the guise of "hate speech". there are videos of putin describing them as "anti-semitic pigs". In all honesty, there doesn't seem to be an real based European leaders left.
The great ideal of Judaism is that the whole world shall be imbued with Jewish teaching and that in a Universal Brotherhood of Nations, a greater Judaism in fact; and all the
separate races and religions shall disappear.
The Jewish World,
Jewish EU 'founding father' Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi in 'Praktischer Idealismus' 1925:
"We [Jews] intend to turn Europe into a mixed race of Asians and Negros ruled over by the Jews"
"The revolution in Russia is a Jewish revolution"
The Maccabean (New York), Nov. 1905, p, 250
"Jewry is the mother of Marxism."
Le Droit de Vivre, May 12, 1936
"The communist soul is the soul of Judaism."
Harry Waton, A Program for the Jews and an Answer to All Anti-Semites (New York: Committee for the Preservation of the Jews, 1939), p. 143
Since "Jews" were a mixed race from the beginning, the term "Semites" applied to them,
admittedly, is silly. "Anti-Semitism" , actually; means "Anti-Pharisaism".
The Christian who realizes this can well understand the hatred borne for Christ by modern Pharisees.
Elizabeth Dilling – The Plot Against Christianity
Jews and WHITE people are genetically not of the same mind.
The JEWISH Encyclopedia,
Vol. VI, (1904) p.556,603-04
"The Second World War is being fought for the defense of the fundamentals of Judaism."
The Chicago Jewish Sentinel, October 8, 1942.
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, a well known Jew, when writing in the Jewish publication, Liberal Judaism, January, 1949, about the newly created state of Israel declared:
"For the curse of CAIN, the curse of being an outcast and a wanderer over the face of the earth has been removed."
The 1980 Jewish Almanac says:
"Strictly speaking, it is incorrect to call an ancient Israelite a 'Jew' or to call a contemporary Jew an 'Israelite' or a 'Hebrew."
Jews and Arabs Share Genetic Link to Ancient Canaanites, Study Finds.
https://www.haaretz.com/israelnews/.premium-jews-and-arabs-share-genetic-link-to-ancient-
canaanites-1.8871073
Sven Longshanks does a great overview of that article at RADIO ALBION.
https://www.radioalbion.com/2020/06/the-daily-nationalist-canaanite.html?m=1
Fr. John+
Boaz… was a Jew.
Every. Single. Time.
Senhorbotero
When you get the time would you consider putting all these essays in an American History Series folder, in order of your having written them. I would like to go back and start again. In re reading those which I can find I am seeing that I may have missed alot of your ideas. These essays are too good to be lost in cyberspace.
Hunter Wallace
Click the "History" category on the sidebar.
Thanks, thats fantastic. I never even looked at that before. Much appreciated.
"The development of "antiracism" was still in the future and occurred largely in New York in the 1920s and 1930s."
As New York Jewry grew in national influence, in the 1920s and 1930s, and as their Corporate Globalist dominated consumerist culture grew, the theoretical basis for lines, borders, boundaries, and any sort of limits had to be removed.
As a matter of commerce and politicks, all hindrances must be removed.
No better illustration of the work they were doing in the early decades of the 20th century, than the Scofield Bible.
This time in history is a complete vindication of what they were working for, a century ago – the early decades of the 21st century bearing witness to a White Gentile Culture so completely on the defensive that, as Whites are reduced to an increasingly powerless minority, the only thing Whites can think to do is argue over whether Negroes and Homosexuals need more privileges bestowed.
The invention of the automobile and the suburbs were a reaction to this, an attempt by the middle classes to flee back and recreate a more pastoral America. Unfortunately New York City values streamed right into their semi rural retreats through the invention of television, and New York City Intellectuals poisoned the minds of the children through their infiltration into the universities with the "College Cargo Cult" that pervaded post war America.
(Where the plebs' looked at the natural elite during the depression and thought that "college" is what made them elite rather than natural intellect or elite family ties and confused causation with collation. Sort of like seeing Prince Charles and Prince William playing Polo and saying "Wow, dog gone it I'm a gonna send my son to Polo School so dem' teachers can learn dat boy ta play some Polo and then HE CAN BE KING SOMEDAY TOO!")
As a result of this "College Cargo Cult" with widespread college attendance these subversive New York Intellectual ideas filters down into the culture and particularly into those teaching elementary and secondary school where I had an English Literature teacher who managed to make every single book we read into his own personal lesson of Marxism. But the natural essence of suburban life at it's core is a retreat from this Urbanism and Modernism, no wonder the left is so antipathetical to automobile ownership. Done properly a successful future world would be spread out with citizens having pastoral retreats and technological mobility, sort of like the early 60's abortive Pilot for Star Trek starring Jeffery Hunter where a brief glimpse of his life on earth shows him owning a pastoral retreat with a horse, not packed into a Blade Runner type city.
This is one of the reasons I am very opposed to this "green" crap. It doesn't even matter if "Global Warming" is true or not, that's not the debate. The issue is their solutions would result in abject poverty and destruction of the middle class, which may well be their motivation behind this "green" vehicle. Fact of the matter is without fossil fuels the modern world will go away and any serious attempt to reduce carbon emissions would run the electrical grid on fission power, the only realistic answer. And the fact these environmental wackos refuse that betrays their true motivation, same as the vandals in Portland who just want to burn it all down.


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Bridge Building Wooden Toy Train
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