"Stingy Monkeys" or Lost in Translation.

Sometimes people don't work hard enough at understanding others.  Even with tools available online, those with no background in America's second language are lost.  I had two years of Spanish in high school back in the dark ages, but can make out some of the idiom that the online translator logarithms cannot decipher.

After the debate:

Comment by Arturo R. Pasarón Pérez
October 4, 2012 @ 5:35 pm

Tengo que confesar que en el debate ocurrió para mí lo esperado. Siempre dije que el enfrentamiento estaba de León vs. Mono amarrado. Obama sin teleprompter o fuera de un auditorio de odiadotes fronterizos que AMAN los dólares pero odian a de los RICOS no luce bien. Ahora, éste debate ni los otros que faltan, cambiarán la opinión de los votantes y mucho cuidado los republicanos porque son muchos los MAMANTES de los RICOS dólares del contribuyente.

Google translator:
I have to confess that in the debate occurred to me than expected. I always said that the confrontation was Leon vs. Mono moored. Obama without a teleprompter or outside border odiadotes auditorium AMAN dollars but hate the rich does not look good. Now, this discussion and others missing, change the view of voters and Republicans careful because many of the rich suckling taxpayer dollars.

In reply, txgoatlady, chose this translation from another internet service:

I have to confess that in the debate the awaited thing happened for me. I always said that the clash was of León vs. Stingy monkey(overall). Obama without teleprompter or out of an auditorium of frontier(opposite) odiadotes that AMMAN the dollars but they hate to of the RICH ONES it does not shine well. Now, this one debates others that are not even missing, the republicans will change the opinion of the voters and a lot of care because there are great the MAMANTES of the RICH dollars of the taxpayer.

Huh?  Stingy monkey???  Google gave alternative meanings of chosen words, and I ran some translations through the translator "backwards" to confirm my choices and I came up with this:

I have to confess that the debate happened to me as expected. I always said that the confrontation was a lion vs. a hand-tied [victim]. Obama -- without a teleprompter or outside of an audience of the hated ("lunitic?") fringe which loves dollars but hates the rich -- does not look good. Now, neither this debate nor others that are missing ("that are to come"), will change the view of voters, so the Republicans need to be very careful because many of the rich are sucklings of taxpayer dollars.

Or with a little paraphrase:

I must say the debate went about as I expected.  I've always said that it would be like a fight of a lion versus a tied-down victim.   Without a teleprompter or outside of an audience on the lunatic fringe Obama doesn't do well.  However, neither this debate nor those to come will change the opinion of the voters, so the Republicans need to be very careful because many are parasites after rich contributors' dollars.

I may be wrong on some of the sense, but it seems that at least one Hispanic conservative (?) expected a "bloodbath" in the debates.  However, he doesn't think the debates will make a difference because it all comes down to the money.  And this time through, at least, it seems that the Republican has more of the green stuff!

By the way "mano amarrado" might mean "tethered monkey (mano)" or "hand-tied" ("tight-fisted"?), but hardly "stingy monkey" -- especially in a fight with el León (the lion).

Obama and "antichrist"

I apologize for the images here. Sometimes Blogger does not publish full-sized images. Above is pictured a dim view of the beginning of what looks to be an "interesting" study using Equal Letter Sequences (ELS) found throughout the Hebrew text. The more clusters of "words" beat chance occurrences, the more accurate the information found will be. And the longer a sequence goes, the rarer it is. "Obamah" (as spelled in Hebrew) is a five letter sequence - AOBMH, where the "A" is not pronouced (often written in transliterations as simply an apostrophe).

Six times the letters fall with NO GAPS. The above text is one of those. This text lead to an old "grid" that I did back in 1998. The one that leads off my new website is another one. This one has the "straight text" of 'Obama, though pronounce Ubama when read aloud.

I encourage all my "loyal readers" to check out http://obamacode.synthasite.com/

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Is the truth out there? Update

Okay, folks, this is just two strange. The governor of Hawaii has sealed the original CLB, and the district court has told a life-long democrat, but seeker of the truth, that he has no right to ask for the truth. It's going to the Supreme Court. The constitutional crisis will be huge IF Obama wins and the CLB proves suspicions to be true.

Below is the "copy" of the certificate of live birth and an example what the original certificates looked like back in 1963. I added comments below the two.

Clicking on the image will bring my original uploaded bitmap to show detail. I purposely uploaded a bitmap version because of the lack of distortion in the details. The original certificates had way more information, typed not computer printed. Was the photocopier not working in Hawaii? Any "delicate" information could have been as easily blocked out as the example on the left was. But the democratic governor of Hawaii seals the thing. We wonder if the Supreme Court will be able to see the original!

Look at the place where the copy indicates race of the father: AFRICAN

That was his nationality which on the original is box 11. The race of the father was in box 9. In 1963 that space would most likely have been "negro" or maybe "Afro-American." The "copy" is no more than a politically correct information sheet. It has an official seal, showing that it is officially what the authorities are willing to release. But the terms have changed, as the following article indicates

From the website

http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/African-American#Definition_and_nomenclature

"Previously acceptable terms that are now viewed as archaic (and, outside of historical contexts, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People or the United Negro College Fund) include Negro and Colored; today, the most common term is African American, with Black also commonly accepted since the late 1960s; the term Afro-American was first prominently used in 1961 by a group of activists including Maya Angelou and Leroi Jones (later known as Amiri Baraka)[4] and became common from the late 1960s into the 1980s; it remains generally acceptable, but less common, and has lately been developing a "period" connotation. Blacks are also included in the broader term "people of color". // Negro means black in Spanish and Portuguese (Latin: niger = black). It is an ethnic term applied to people of African origin; The term Negro is now largely seen as archaic and sometimes almost as offensive as the slur nigger. ... Colored and Colored People (or Colored Folk in the plural sense) are North American terms that were commonly used to describe Black people, but also included Asian (brown)/(yellow), Chicano (bronze or brown), and Native American (red). ... Maya Angelou (born Marguerite Johnson April 4, 1928[1]) is an American poet, memoirist, actress and an important figure in the American Civil Rights Movement. ... we all suck dick poetry. ... Colored and person of color (or people of color in the plural sense) are terms that were commonly used to describe people who do not have white skin or a Caucasian appearance. ...


The history of the use of these terms is evident in the names of various African American organizations founded over time. The civil rights organization the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), founded 1909, is significantly older than the philanthropic organization the United Negro College Fund, founded in 1944. The term colored had come to be seen as politically incorrect by the time of the UNCF's founding. Nonetheless, both Negro and colored remained common until the late 1960s, especially in the Southern United States. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP, generally pronounced as EN Double AY SEE PEE) is one of the oldest and most influential civil rights organizations in the United States. ... United Negro College Fund logo The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) is a Fairfax, Virginia-based American philanthropic organization that fundraises college tuition money for African- American students and general scholarship funds for 39 historically black colleges and universities. ... Historic Southern United States. ...


As the Civil Rights Movement evolved in the 1960s into the Black Power/Black Pride movement, these older terms lost favor and became associated with the pre-civil-rights situation of Blacks in America. Through this movement, the terms Black and Afro-American both emerged into common usage in the late 1960s. Due to this legacy, by 1980, the term Black had become accepted by a majority of Americans of African descent, and had also became the referential term applied by White Americans in general. Martin Luther King is perhaps most famous for his I Have a Dream speech, given in front of the Lincoln Memorial during the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom This article is about the civil rights movement following the Brown v. ... Black Power is a slogan which describes the aspiration of many Africans (whether they be in Africa or abroad) to national self-determination. ... Black pride is a slogan used interchangeably to depict both the movement of and concept within politically active black communities, especially African Americans in the United States. ...

In the late 1980s, Blacks began to abandon the term Afro-American, adopting the autonym African American instead."

One's "race" out of Africa could be "black," "Arab," "white," or whatever. The official who "copied" the information onto the "official copy" was making things as "clear as mud"!


The truth is out there. But will it ever come out?

Obama, the Christian?

Okay, I know it isn't "right" to call into question one's professed faith. Or at least not "politically correct." But I would like to get to the bottom of Senator Obama's profession. Here is how he dealt with it in 2004 when in a debate with none other than Alan Keyes!



And to think that I was asked to contribute to the effort to defeat Obama at such an early point! I thought it would was inconsequential. I was SO wrong!

Of One Blood: The myth of "race"

I am a staunch conservative, but I have to admire Senator Barack Obama! The man refuses to make "race" an issue. In a New York Times article, he is accurately (as far as using "race" to describe human variation can be) called "biracial." He is just as "white" as he is "black," though his skin pigmentation is definitely from his natural father, Barack Obama, Sr, whom he never really knew. The Senior Obama was an exchange student from Kenya who separated from his very white mother, the late Shirley Ann Dunham, when the child was two.

"Disclaimer"*
From a comparison of MY records (incomplete) and a search via rootsweb (I am descended from the Dunhams), I am about a 10th cousin to the Senator!

His mother then remarried another student - this time Indonesian - and moved him to Indonesia for some of his earliest education. He basically "grew up white." However, he has consistently taken on the cause of Americans of African descent. But he refuses to call the cause "racial." And so do I. From the Genesis record we know that ALL mankind is descended from one couple. This is confirmed in the New Testament:

Acts 17:26 And hath made of one blood all nations of men for to dwell on all the face of the earth, and hath determined the times before appointed, and the bounds of their habitation;

And so, let us take some advice from the Junior Senator from Illinois. Let us admit that we need to look for solutions to HUMAN problems, not "racial" ones.