trump: oblivious moron or psychotically narcissistic oblivious moron?

Darth Omar said:
CONTRIBUTION SCIENTIST
ABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE SCALE D KELVIN (1824-1907)
ACTUARIAL TABLES CHARLES BABBAGE (1792-1871)
BAROMETER BLAISE PASCAL (1623-1662)
BIOGENESIS LAW LOUIS PASTEUR (1822-1895)
CALCULATING MACHINE CHARLES BABBAGE (1792-1871)
CHLOROFORM JAMES SIMPSON (1811-1870)
CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM CAROLUS LINNAEUS (1707-1778)
DOUBLE STARS WILLIAM HERSCHEL (1738-1822)
ELECTRIC GENERATOR MICHAEL FARADAY (1791-1867)
ELECTRIC MOTOR JOSEPH HENRY (1797-1878)
EPHEMERIS TABLES JOHANN KEPLER (1571-1630)
FERMENTATION CONTROL LOUIS PASTEUR (1822-1895)
GALVANOMETER JOSEPH HENRY (1797-1878)
GLOBAL STAR CATALOG JOHN HERSCHEL (1792-1871)
INERT GASES WILLIAM RAMSAY (1852-1916)
KALEIDOSCOPE DAVID BREWSTER (1781-1868)
LAW OF GRAVITY ISAAC NEWTON (1642-1727)
MINE SAFETY LAMP HUMPHREY DAVY (1778-1829)
PASTEURIZATION LOUIS PASTEUR (1822-1895)
REFLECTING TELESCOPE ISAAC NEWTON (1642-1727)
SCIENTIFIC METHOD FRANCIS BACON (1561-1626)
SELF-INDUCTION JOSEPH HENRY (1797-1878)
TELEGRAPH SAMUEL F.B. MORSE (1791-1872)
THERMIONIC VALVE AMBROSE FLEMING (1849-1945)
TRANS-ATLANTIC CABLE LORD KELVIN (1824-1907)
VACCINATION & IMMUNIZATION LOUIS PASTEUR (1822-1895)

Not sure where you learned history lol.

Above is a brief list of Christian scientists who contributed to modern science---and by extension, the superiority of western culture.

Can you provide a similar list of Muslim contributors?
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If you were less of a feeble-minded, victim-wannabe bigot, you might have noticed that all the dates in your list follow the Enlightenment, which followed the Renaissance, which followed exposure to Muslim culture. You might have notice there was nothing for the centuries preceding that.

Oh, as for your request for a list, are you too stupid and lazy to google, as well? Oh, and note the dates, Master Race Man.

[h=2]Astronomers[edit][/h]Main article: List of Muslim astronomers

[h=2]Biologists, neuroscientists, and psychologists[edit][/h]Further information: Islamic psychological thought

[h=2]Chemists and alchemists[edit][/h]Further information: Alchemy (Islam)

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[h=2]Economists and social scientists[edit][/h]Further information: Islamic economics in the world
See also: List of Muslim historians and Historiography of early Islam

[h=2]Geographers and earth scientists[edit][/h]Further information: Muslim Agricultural Revolution

[h=2]Mathematicians[edit][/h]Further information: Islamic mathematics: Biographies
[h=2]Philosophers[edit][/h]For a detailed list of Muslim philosophers, refer to the List of Muslim philosophers, for an exhaustive list of widely-known philosophers with Muslim faith or Islamic background, including modern day philosophers from Muslim community, a list is given here;

[h=2]Physicians and surgeons[edit][/h]Main article: List of Muslim doctors
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[h=2]Physicists and engineers[edit][/h]Further information: Islamic physics

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Owl'd You're Up! said:
Remember the "ebola crisis"? Sure you do, you all in Rightardia had your boots full with piss every day over your panicky fear that ebola is going to eat you. Day in, day out, for weeks, if not months, you screeched for a travel ban, for they are going to invade you and bring their ebola with them. Ebola, ebola, ebola... Your handlers had you by the throat every, didn't they?

Luckily, and wisely, President Obama said, "No way." And, what happened?

Your boots still stink, and your xenophobia still stinks, but that's about it.
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Both Ebola and AIDS, in their view, are diseases that mainly take hold in countries with inadequate health-care systems or where people -- including gay men in Africa -- cannot access care. The 'virtually non-existent' health systems in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea made monitoring disease difficult, and increased the likelihood of future outbreaks. Worse, their conflict-damaged infrastructure simply could not respond -- and what responses were made were based on fear, not science, a pattern seen in the early days of AIDS.

With the current outbreak of Ebola on the wane, and decades of science behind HIV/AIDS, the authors admit that the two diseases pose different challenges: "With Ebola, the major challenge is infection control. With AIDS … it is to be able to cover the long-term financial costs of treatment."

"In many ways, Ebola can be described as 'AIDS on steroids', although in the long run it may be more easily controlled.," the authors conclude.
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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/09/150917110112.htm

Hardly pissing in ones boots, stupid!! The world has dodged a bullet for now, but it is still there. Mutations are nasty things; who knows what will happen with it in the next five years. Panic? No. Vigilance!! Yes! The region required and received world attention and assistance in control. Now they need less corruption and more effective Government!!

Greg
 
Darth Omar said:
Jesus' teachings were never intended to be politicized. None of the early expositors tried. Paul flirted with it in Romans 12 or 13 but the simple reading of that text has to do with the individual Christian's relation with the government.

I've had to rebuke some of my fellow travelers for trying to do it. Jesus' moral teaching was tailored for persons, not governments.

In contrast, Islam is easily amenable to it. Sharia was intended by Mohammed [and other early Muslim jurists] to serve as a corpus of civil law.

Which is going to have adverse effects on culture. It's a big reason---perhaps THE reason, western culture is superior.
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the republican party does it all the time



btw


he was angry they were shaming the church by taking advantage ot the poor people and cheating them

the republicans say the poor get cheated because they are stupid and deserve it
 
Dropbear1 said:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/09/150917110112.htm

Hardly pissing in ones boots, stupid!! The world has dodged a bullet for now, but it is still there. Mutations are nasty things; who knows what will happen with it in the next five years. Panic? No. Vigilance!! Yes! The region required and received world attention and assistance in control. Now they need less corruption and more effective Government!!

Greg
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ChlamydiaBear throws his suck-uppery on the side of BE VERY AFRAID! ONLY A CLOISTERED, PAMPERED, FLABBY, OLD BRAT CAN PROTECT US FROM THE BROWN HORDES!
 
RickyTavy said:


ChlamydiaBear throws his suck-uppery on the side of BE VERY AFRAID! ONLY A CLOISTERED, PAMPERED, FLABBY, OLD BRAT CAN PROTECT US FROM THE BROWN HORDES!
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I do not want to be protected from Brown whores. Hell, what is the point of pulling into port for most of this world then????
 
RickyTavy said:
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[h=2]Physicists and engineers[edit][/h]Further information: Islamic physics

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Just wondering, Waki. How many of the moderns were trained in the west? Keromov?? Educated in the USSR....most I clicked on were trained in the US or UK. Just clicked on one chap; American Uni, Cairo. Vafa; Princeton.

Evliya Çelebi purported that in 1633, Lagari Hasan Çelebi launched in a 7-winged rocket using 50 okka (140 lbs) of gunpowder from Sarayburnu, the point below Topkapı Palace in Istanbul. The flight was said to be undertaken at the time of the birth of sultan Murad IV's daughter. As Evliya Celebi wrote, Lagari proclaimed before launch "O my sultan! Be blessed, I am going to talk to Jesus!"; after ascending in the rocket, he landed in the sea, swimming ashore and joking "O my sultan! Jesus sends his regards to you!"; he was rewarded by the Sultan with silver and the rank of sipahi in the Ottoman army.[1][2]
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Gunpowder was invented in China but how quaint; he attached himself to a firework!! Sounds like an early version of Richard Hammond or Evel Knievel....lmao

How do account for the hiatus?

Greg
 
RickyTavy said:
Oh, credit to Wikipedia.
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Does Wikipedia have a list of Jewish scientists?


Actress Hedy Lamarr patents the basis for WiFi

August 11, 1942



This Week in History: On August 11, 1942, actress Hedy Lamarr patented an invention that used player piano parts to help the military switch radio...
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On this date in 1942, Hollywood actress Hedy Lamarr (called “the most beautiful woman in Hollywood”) received a patent with composer George Antheil for a “frequency hopping, spread-spectrum communication system” designed to make radio-guided torpedoes harder to detect or jam. Lamarr and Antheil made an interesting pair of collaborators. She was an Austrian-born beauty and American film star who practiced electrical engineering when off the movie lot; he was an avant-garde composer, notably of Ballet Mécanique, a score that included synchronized player pianos. The two devised a method whereby a controlling radio and its receiver would jump from one frequency to another, like simultaneous player pianos, so that the radio waves could not be blocked.
The two submitted their patent to the US Navy, which officially opined that Lamarr could do more for the war effort by selling kisses to support war bonds. On one occasion, she raised $7 million. She and Antheil donated their patent to the US Navy and never realized any money from their invention, which would eventually become the basis for wireless phones, Global Positioning Systems, and WiFi, among other cutting-edge technologies.
Her son Anthony Loder recalls, "She was such a creative person, I mean, nonstop solution-finding. If you talked about a problem, she had a solution."
Lamarr was born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler in Vienna on November 9, 1914. A student of German theatre director Max Reinhardt, she began her film career in Germany and Czechoslovakia in 1930. A brief nude appearance by the actress in the film Ecstasy brought her notoriety and fame before she fled Germany in 1937 as the Nazis rose to power. She travelled to America on the same boat that carried Hollywood studio head Louis B. Mayer; by the end of the voyage, Lamarr had a movie contract with MGM paying $600 a week, contingent on her learning English. Her film career included Algiers, White Cargo, and the lead in Samson and Delilah.
In 1997, the Electronic Frontier Foundation gave her its prestigious Pioneer Award, three years before her death in Orlando, Florida on January 19, 2000 at age 86.
the Sunday Morning profile of Hedy Lamarr on screen and as an inventor.
Sources: “August 11: Hedy Lamarr, Inventor,” Jewish Currents; “Hedy Lamarr: Movie star, inventor of WiFi,” CBS Sunday Morning.


 
Dropbear1 said:
Just wondering, Waki. How many of the moderns were trained in the west? Keromov?? Educated in the USSR....most I clicked on were trained in the US or UK. Just clicked on one chap; American Uni, Cairo. Vafa; Princeton.
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Oh yeah, Muslims also gave the west the concept of the university.

Here's something maybe even your tiny mind can handle. Look, I understand how your impotence leads you to "groan" everything you can find that I've posted. It's not like you can hang face-to-face. That said, you have a "groan" rate of one for about every four times you post. Can you debate the proposition that is de facto proof you are the biggest bitch here?
 
Dropbear1 said:
Gunpowder was invented in China but how quaint; he attached himself to a firework!! Sounds like an early version of Richard Hammond or Evel Knievel....lmao

How do account for the hiatus?

Greg
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ChlamydiaBear offers superior white boy literacy.

In his defense, frequent "lmao" has led to significant brain damage.
 
RickyTavy said:
ChlamydiaBear throws his suck-uppery on the side of BE VERY AFRAID! ONLY A CLOISTERED, PAMPERED, FLABBY, OLD BRAT CAN PROTECT US FROM THE BROWN HORDES!
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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/bushs-aids-claims-fall-to-scrutiny/
This column was written by Joshua Kurlantzick
With the nation's press corps consumed by the election and the economy shuddering, President Bush headed to Africa last week. It was his latest in a series of efforts to claim some positive legacy for his presidency. On his five-nation trip, Bush mostly avoided Iraq, terrorism, and his other normal themes. Instead, he visited supposed success stories like Rwanda and Ghana and touted his administration's generous commitment to aiding these nations as loudly as he could. "I'm here to really confirm to the people of Benin and the people on the continent of Africa that the United States is committed to helping improve people's lives,'' Bush declared on his first stop. To showcase compassion in action, and highlight his administration's focus on HIV, Bush visited a hospital in Tanzania for a photo opportunity and then declared that his aid programs were "God's work."On the ground, however, Bush's Africa record hardly looks divine, which might come as a shock to those, including Democrats, who feel as if Africa has been one of the few successes of the Bush presidency. In a column entitled "Bush, A Friend of Africa," New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote, "Mr. Bush has done much more for Africa than Bill Clinton ever did," citing Bush's new African aid programs. And there's no question that Bill Clinton's Africa legacy is weak. He intervened disastrously in Somalia and then did not intervene, also disastrously, during the genocide in Rwanda. But Clinton at least generally tried to promote democratic reform in Africa, building links to emerging democrats like South Africa's Thabo Mbeki, helping promote democratic change in strife-torn nations like Mozambique, and making good governance and political reform centerpieces of his Africa policy.
Consumed by the war on terror, Bush has taken a far different approach. Rather than supporting democratic institutions and criticizing a new generation of African authoritarians, the Bush administration has backed whatever African leader claims to be battling militant Islam. For example, the White House has developed a close relationship with Ethiopia's thuggish leader Meles Zenawi, supposedly an ally in the war on terror and a partner in battling militancy in neighboring Somalia. The administration has provided military aid to Ethiopia with virtually no conditions on the assistance. It has also offered advisers to support Ethiopia's invasion of neighboring Somalia, an invasion which only led to more chaos in that benighted nation. Meanwhile, in recent years Zenawi's government has overseen a massive crackdown on opposition activists and a brutal offensive in the country's Ogaden region; in 2005, after disputed elections, the Ethiopian government arrested over 30,000 of its own people.
As in Ethiopia, so too across the continent. In building a string of counterterrorism allies, the White House has strengthened its links with some of Africa's most brutal regimes, from Algeria to Chad.
At the same time, desperate to wean America off Middle Eastern oil, the administration has courted West African nations with substantial offshore deposits. A worthy goal, but only up to a point. The White House's welcome for Equatorial Guinea tyrant Teodoro Obiang, for one, casts shame on Bush's vow to spread a "freedom agenda" around the world. Though Obiang ranks among Parade magazine's list of the world's worst dictators -- he allegedly oversees prisons that are torture factories and has been accused (rather outlandishly) of eating his rivals -- in 2006, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice publicly hosted him at Foggy Bottom, saying, "You are a good friend."
Even on aid to Africa, Bush's claims do not stand up to scrutiny. The president has made foreign aid a priority of his administration, nearly tripling the overall budget for foreign assistance from where it stood in 2000. And many in his administration, like former speechwriter Michael Gerson, as well as aid advocates in Congress, like Kansas Senator Sam Brownback, have increased conservatives' interest in Africa. But the administration has spent much of the aid money on unilaterally created programs that neither learn from existing efforts nor respond effectively to Africans' real needs.
And it shows. One of the White House's major aid initiatives, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), has wasted much of its funds on scientifically questionable programs designed to please American religious conservatives. Though studies show that only a comprehensive approach, including condom distribution, sexual education, and antiretrovirals, could reduce HIV, the White House insisted that PEPFAR spend one-third of its behavioral prevention budget on programs that promote abstinence until marriage. It also refused to let PEPFAR money go for programs like needle exchanges and aggressive condom promotion. Recipient nations had to sign an American pledge vowing to oppose prostitution, even though prostitutes are major carriers of HIV in Africa, and signing the pledge could scare PEPFAR recipients out of helping sex workers. Virtually no other major multinational donor agreed with PEPFAR's strategy. Even the administration's own inspector general responsible for overseeing aid couldn't prove that its methods had worked. (As a footnote, Randall Tobias, the administration official responsible for overseeing AIDS programs, including the prostitution pledge, resigned after his number was discovered on the D.C. Madam's infamous call lists.)

No, I did not copy the whole thing, it goes on.
 
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lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Greg
 
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