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The Republican Convention is over Sept. 3rd, 2012 Kansas City - What happened in Tampa? |
The Republican Convention in Tampa is over. As was to expect, the official nomination as candidate for the race for the White House was in the center. And necessarily by that, the introduction of Mitt Romney, a candidate, who, for various reasons wasn't all that known to the voters.
Well, most of what we heard before about Mitt Romney came from his enemies. And lets face the truth here, the Obama campaign never took the truth too serious. We hear about the jobs shipped to Chine by Mitt Romney but never about the jobs he created here, in the US. We heard about the heartless bloodsucker, but never about the man, who helped others through some of the worst times in their lives. So, it was time, the Republicans told a little bit more about their man. And we heard about Mitt Romney, we heard about the jobs at Staples, at the Sport's Point and what all those company names were. We heard about Mitt Romey, who served as pastor and gave help to families losing kids. We heard it. We heard a lot.
Now, some will believe it, some not. I am rarely a believer in anything, I look things up. So, first thing, I looked up companies, Bain Capital and Mitt Romney invested in. Funny thing. I found long lists. Some companies weren't consolidated, some were streamlined under the loss of a lot jobs, but the alternative would have been to lose all jobs there and some, a lot, where started with the help of Bain and Mitt Romney or consolidated by them and have nowadays more, a lot more, employees than ever. Burlington Coat Factory for example. Now, that was the point, where I scratched my head for the first time. Of course, I never believed in the Democrat's propaganda. I look things up. But why on Earth didn't the Romney campaign tell us those company stories earlier? Those were not ten-thousand of jobs, not a hundred-thousand. If you estimate conservative and add the jobs in the supply chain for those companies, Mitt Romney alone created nearer to half a million jobs than to a quarter million. Which is much more than Obama, all means of the administration in his hand ever created, even if you count the new employees in his bigger government. So why didn't Romney tell us?
Things went weirder. I started to dig into his time as pastor. And what came up? More, many more people, he helped. With advice, with actual work or, and one shouldn't underestimate that, with human gesture and heart. And digging deeper, this didn't end with his time as pastor. He is still on that, whenever he finds the time. And again, the question popped up, why did his campaign tell us nothing about that side of Mitt Romney?
And what came up? More, many more people, he helped. With advice, with actual work or, and one shouldn't underestimate that, with human gesture and heart. And digging deeper, this didn't end with his time as pastor. He is still on that, whenever he finds the time. And again, the question popped up, why did his campaign tell us nothing about that side of Mitt Romnyy?
| Thinking about it, there are two reasons. Of course, the Democrats
Mitt Romney
will tell us, Mitt Romney held the hands of dying children because there was profit in it. Which wasn't. But since this is, what will come up, it is on a human level understandable, to hold the people, he held out of the coming media storm and we know, on which side the lamestream media stands. Their liberal journalists ran already rampant through the convention coverage and I bet, the very same crews will now have a lot more time to praise Obama while the Democratic convention goes on. So, to hold people out of the fray is one reason.
But then, when Mitt Romney spoke, I saw some little signs in body language and behavior. Maybe I'm a little too sharp on those things, but they tell a lot about people and opposite to words, they are hard to hide or twist. So, what did I see? Romney wasn't comfortable during the speech. Afterwaords, he was relaxed, but during the speech ... there was someone, who isn't a natural speaker. For minutes, I wasn't even sure whether he knew where the teleprompter was or whether he forgot the glasses and couldn't read it. There were, in his whole speech, two times, he looked certain and comfortable, that was, when he said, what needs to be done and the second time, when he made his promise to help the American families instead of stopping the oceans from raising. To me, he seems much more confident, when he can work with actual problems. Mitt Romney is a mediocre speaker and a lousy liar. The Democratic translation for that would be "unqualified" because he is successful but without lying. And that, seen with the eyes of professional politicians, is unforgivable.
Now, the Democratic Convention just started. We will hear excellent prepared speeches read perfectly from teleprompters. We will hear a lot of attack and mudslinging. We will hear promises. And of course, we will see the Obama family everywhere. What we will not hear is about Barack Obama's history of job-creation. There is none. What we will not hear, is about his time actually serving a community. He organized communities, but nowhere is any hint about Barack Obama taking times for others in those communities. We will hear about his successes in foreign politics, mostly apologies, one war without asking the Congress and endless negotiations with Iran and North Korea and in general, we will hear, how much his heart beats for the American families, how laser-sharp he will focus on the unemployment (the main problems with lasers is called diffusion, did you know that?) and we will hear promises. He will repeat each and | every promise from 2008. He didn't keep them then, why would he now? But they worked then, so why shouldn't they now?
Still, there is a bottom line to it all: Most Americans have already made their choice and this choice will be in a lot of cases not determined by actual facts but by appearances. Obama is an empty shell, but he has mastered the art to look good a long time ago. And thus, there is still the chance, he will appeal to the gullible, to the simple minded and to those, who will effectively profit from another four years of Obama. For example Sotero or Buffet and some other billionaires (Sotero will get his Solyndra money back, the tax payer not). There is a chance, he can win his re-election. Fine, that's democracy. There is no law demanding people to look up things before they go voting - or even make then think, about what they are doing. But please, please, Americans, in the interest of your children and grand-children, please do it, at least this one time. We are already at $15 trillion in debt, four years more of an Obama who doesn't care for another election because he can't do a third term anyway, this will not end at $20 trillion debt, that can even reach three or five trillions more. So please, one time, look up, what the candidates say, check out for yourself, who lies, who has the record, then make a decision. Technically, it's not your right, but your duty!
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| Mon, Mar 16, 2015 12:00 AM CT Darren Deon Vann Ha is basically the usual garden variety strangler case if it wouldn't be for the early warnings statistical data cretated about serial killer activity in Gary/Indiana. Now he is in our collection.
| Wed, Mar 4, 2015 12:00 AM CT Apologies! Due to technical problems, the March article was up late. Take my apologies for this glitch.
| Mon, Feb 16, 2015 12:00 AM CT Affaire of the Poisons We have added the infamous Affaire of the Poisons to our collection. With more than 80 offenders, it breaks a little the format, but well, it's one of the biggest cases of "organized" crime ever, so how can we let it out?
| Mon, Dec 8, 2014 12:00 AM CT Joseph Bryan Once he made the FBI Ten Most Wanted list, now nobody remembers the case anymore. Nevertheless, the father of all allegedly schizophrenic serial killers has entered our collection.
| Fri, Nov 7, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Trailside Killer David Joseph Carpenter has now become also part of the Serial Killer Collection ... complete with profile.
| Tue, Oct 7, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Vampire of Duesseldorf Peter Kuerten aka The Vampire of Duesseldorf roamed the city at the River Rhine for more than two years and left behind a trail of bodies-
| Fri, Sep 12, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Grim Sleeper Lonnie Franklin aka The Grim Sleeper has been added to our serial killer collection
| Thu, Aug 14, 2014 12:00 AM CT Michael Lee Lockhart ... and with a little delay, another serial made it into the serial killer collection. Michael Lee Lockhart, not so much interesting for his "achievements" but because his case appears as if he became a psychopath only after a serious head injury.
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| Sat, Jul 5, 2014 12:00 AM CT Ivan Hill Ivan Hill, as the first of the many serial killers, who haunted Los Angeles in the 80s and 90s, is now added to our serial killer collection.
| Sun, Jun 8, 2014 12:00 AM CT Raya and Sakina The famous Egyptian serial killers have become part of our collection. And as so often, things are not as simple as the urban legend tries to tell us.
| Thu, May 1, 2014 12:00 AM CT Dagmar Overbye The infamous Danish baby farmer has been added to our Serial Killer Collection.
| Thu, May 1, 2014 12:00 AM CT Pharaoh Djoser added to the Egyptian Collection I finally came around to add a new pharaoh to our collection: Djoser, 1st Pharoh of the 3rd Dynasty.
| Fri, Apr 4, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Green River Killer This month, we added Gary Ridgway to our serial killer collection, a case, not so much interesting for the profiling but for the lessons about case organization to be learned from it.
| Tue, Mar 4, 2014 12:00 AM CT Manson Family The "Manson Family&quo; has been added to our serial killer collection. Especially interesting for those who think, brain washing isn't possible.
| Fri, Feb 7, 2014 12:00 AM CT Hans van Zon Dutch serial killer Hans van Zon joined our serial killer collection. Not entirely voluntarily though.
| Mon, Jan 6, 2014 12:00 AM CT The Syracuse Dungeon Master John T. Jamelske aka the Syracuse Dungeon Master has been added to our Serial Killer Collection. While not a seria killer but a serial rapist, Jamelske represents a similar psychopathology as some OCD type serial killers, for example Dahmer and therefore is some valuable object for studies.
| Thu, Jan 2, 2014 12:00 AM CT Khasekhemwy The last of the 2nd dynasty pharaohs, the man who re-united Egypt, is now also in the Egyptian collection.
| Thu, Dec 12, 2013 12:00 AM CT Pharaoh Sekhemib added to the Egyptian Collection I finally came around to add Pharaoh Sekhemib to the collection, the sixth of the 2nd Dynasty. So, with some luck, I can finish this year the 2nd dynsty, only one, Khasekhemwy is left.
| Tue, Dec 10, 2013 12:00 AM CT The Riha disappearance In 1969, Dr. Thomas Riha disappeared and in the subconsequent series of events, Gloria Tannenbaum was arrested for forgery and under suspicion of two other homicides. She plead not guilty by reason of insanity and got away with it. The case has now been added to our serial killer collection.
| Mon, Nov 4, 2013 12:00 AM CT Richard N. Clarey jr. Clarey is one of the lesser known serial killers, skirting the definition a little. Still, for some reasons an interesting case.
| Wed, Oct 2, 2013 12:00 AM CT Now in the collection: William E. Cosden A garden variety sexual predator, notable only because his existence shows, how wrong the idea of 1 monster at 1 time in 1 area is.
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