Geir Haarde þyrfti að ráða einhvern með heila til að samræma hagtalnaframleiðslu hins opinbera

Ég horfði í fyrradag fyrir slysni á fréttir ruslveitu ríkisins og þar tilkynnti Vinnumálastofnunin heldur vandræðalega að eitthvað um 2800 manns væru á atvinnuleysisskrá og trúði forstöðumaðurinn greinilega ekki sjálfur eigin bulli.

Samkvæmt Hagstofunni eru atvinnulausir um 5700 talsins og sjálfur tel ég raunverulegt atvinnuleysi ekki undir 10 þúsundum og reikna þá ekki með atvinnuleysisgeymslum ríkisins og hvers kyns gervidjobbum sem eru í gangi á hverjum tíma. En hvað um það; lágmarkskrafa hlýtur að teljast að þessi ríkisapparöt séu með samræmi sín á milli. Engan stjórnmálamann hef ég séð gera athugasemdir við þetta misræmi enda eru þeir sjálfsagt vart við meðvitund og kannski alveg nákvæmlega sama hvort eð er. Ég veit að Geir er rosalega upptekinn við að framfylgja hinni opinberu stefnu að gera ekki neitt úti á túni og ég vona sannarlega að hann drukkni ekki í bæjarlæknum vegna aðgerðaleysis en hann þarf virkilega að gera eitthvað í þessum hagtalnaruglanda. 

Athugasemdir

[Jón Steinar Ragnarsson, 8.8.2008 kl. 19:21]

Nú er Villi orðinn pissed út í þig. Nú þurfið þið að rökræða þessi mál ofstækislaust. Mér hryllir annars við taktík hans að láta sem hann viti hvar þú átt heima, aldur þinn og slíkt. Hann er vafalaust búinn að heimta að þú verðir bannaður, allavega íar hann að því á blogginu sínu. Nú ef það tekst ekki,þá veithann hvar þú átt heima, skilurðu.

Gaman að þessum Lúkasarvírus á þessu litla bloggi hér.

[Baldur Fjölnisson, 8.8.2008 kl. 19:38]

Síonisminn er eitt af þessum voðalegu óræðanlegu málefnum.

Þegar menn skilja óþverrahugmyndafræði þeirra þá gjörbreytist heimsmynd þeirra og það kallar síðan á endurmat á stjórnmálamönnum ma. hér á landi og öðrum sem hafa prómóterað óþverrann og náttúrlega endurmat á sjálfum sér fyrir að hafa látið ljúga sig fulla. Annað dæmi sem vel kann að skarast er hollywoodsjóið 11. sept. 2001. Verði þessi málefni tekin almennilega í gegn þá leiðir það sjálfsagt til almenns hruns stjórnmálaflokka um allan hinn vestræna.

Ég myndi aldrei yrða á þennan mann að fyrra bragði og les ekki bloggið hans en ef hann er með einhverjar hótanir hérna og mogginn líður það þá náttúrlega staðfestir það að það laðast ávallt saman sem deilir sameiginlegum gildum og siðferði og eftir atvikum geðröskunum.

THE JEWS OF IRAQ

by Naeim Giladi

Courtesy The Link, Volume 31, Issue 2, April-May 1998

http://www.inminds.com/jews-of-iraq.html

[Jón Steinar Ragnarsson, 8.8.2008 kl. 19:54]

Ég held að bæði þú og Villi ættuð frekar að hafa áhyggjur af kristnum evangelistum og heimsendakölti þeirra þarna niðurfrá, sem vinna hörðum höndum að því að hleypa öllu í bál og brand, til að ryðja brautina fyrir endurkomu Jesú. Uppskriftin er að koma Ísraelsríki´á legg, eyða því, Byggja musterið að nýju og eyða því, þá geta ræflarnir í biblíubeltinu gufað upp til himna og restin brunnið í eilífðareldi, þ.á.m. gyðingar. Það er planið og engar ýkjur þar.

[Baldur Fjölnisson, 8.8.2008 kl. 19:56]

Nú, ef ég skyldi hverfa sporlaust á næstunni þá bara þakka ég svo til öllum hérna á blogginu fyrir ánægjuleg kynni og mjög svo fróðleg. Virðingarfyllst, Baldur F.

[Baldur Fjölnisson, 8.8.2008 kl. 19:58]

	Armageddon Lobby -- trying to hurry up God --Its "Christian" Muscle	Americans Against World Empire, Inc  Homepage
With the collapse of communism (and Nazism before it) mankind's utopian fantasies have returned to a religious hue.  The Armageddonites (and their co-believer extreme fundamentalists in the Muslim and Jewish worlds) are the new dreamers of bringing paradise to earth, just, however, with the need to eliminate much of the human race first.  In America we have now this strange alliance, the Israeli Likud settler lobby gets money, guns and political cover.  In exchange millions of born again "rapture" evangelicals gain fulfillment, believing that they are helping God to end the world during their lifetimes and thereby will get a quick pass to heaven "without dying" (no judgment day). Oh, and with the death of all Jews (and the rest of the human race) who do not convert to their faith.  Their "Heaven" incidentally, is sort of socialist with no inequality and everyone rich.  A popular Gaither Singers song describes how one won't need to cut the grass in Heaven.      The Book of Revelations in the Bible, upon which they build their scenario, is also very controversial.  It was made scripture three centuries after the death of Christ. "Traditionally attributed to St. John, most Biblical scholars now recognize its literary style and its theology has little in common with John's gospel or his epistles and was likely written after his death. Martin Luther found the vindictive God of Revelations incompatible with the gospels and relegated it to the appendix of his German translation of the New Testament instead of the body of scripture. All the Protestant reformers except Calvin regarded apocalyptic millenialism to be heresy."  See Analysis Link Updates Are Below  Flash White House Assures Christian Armageddonites  that Sharon leaving Gaza won't thwart God's plans to end the world  Biblical Maps  Pat Robertson now says this is why God sent him a stroke to kill him. Some Fundamentalists Ache for Armageddon The 20 yr old classic warning by Allan C. Brownfeld: Those who pass from forecasting Armageddon to actively promoting it .  How it all started--Falwell in Israel 20 Million Fundamentalists Depend on Israel (its destruction) for Quick Pass to Heaven   (no questions asked --no good deeds necessary)   by Gary North 4/19/02 Republican Congress Leaders as Dispensationalists -- Sen. Inhofe & Tom Delay--God Gave West Bank (& from Nile to Euphrates) to Sharon/Likud and letter to Inhofe       Inhofe Condones Torture of Iraqis     Red State Senators excuse torture   Muslim, Jewish, and Christian End-Times Prophecy Comparison Citing Scripture refutation in Bible by Joe Sobran   Armageddonite Christians Try To Block Bush Peace Roadmap --Orthodox Jews protest meeting of   "Fundamentalist Christians as ethnocentric racists."   Gary Bauer "God gave land to Jews 4,000 years ago." Administration Hires Armageddonites to Operate new Arab News Network African American Preacher questions "Christian Prayer Warriors"--"Why would God only bless America?" "Does God exist to serve the American empire?"---wars launched by Bush from Washington National Cathedral  Of God, and Man, in the Oval Office  "......The president confidently (dare I say "religiously"?) asserts a worldview that most Christian denominations reject outright as heresy: the myth of redemptive violence, which posits a war between good and evil, with God on the side of good and Satan on the side of evil and the battle lines pretty clearly drawn. "War is essential in this line of thinking. For God to win, evil needs to be defined and destroyed by God's faithful followers, thus proving their faithfulness. Christians have held this view to be heretical since at least the third century. It is the bread-and-butter theology of fundamentalists, whether Muslim, Jewish or Christian. "In contrast, the Judeo-Christian worldview is that of redemption. Redemption starts from the assumption that all of humanity is flawed and must approach God with humility. No good person is totally good, and no evil person is irredeemable. God's purpose is to redeem all people. Good and evil, while critical, become secondary to redemption. "While most Christian denominations do not reject war altogether, diplomacy becomes integral to our understanding of the practical application of redemption. War becomes the bluntest of blunt instruments because it can never be fully justified. If I can't claim to be completely good, and no one is so evil as to be irredeemable, what right do I have to kill?"   Wash. Post 3/2/03 Bush and God  --Is he one of them, an Armageddonite?   disturbing reports  Armageddon Tops Bestseller List --"a chorus of fundamentalist commentators who, despite their protestations to the contrary, have expressed a perverse enthusiasm for the spilled blood and millions of dead that will signal the Second Coming........claiming biblical injunction, (they) look upon "peacemakers" with suspicion."  (See about commentator Cal Thomas below who is one of them)  See also on their Growing Political Power   The NATION 9/8/03) Christian Thinkers Opposing Armageddonites, (lots of info) the Preterists holds that all the prophetic events -- even the resurrection of the dead -- spiritually came to pass with the sacking of Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple in 70 A.D. (which preterists consider the Great Tribulation)   A Biblical Analysis of Jewish claims to Palestine by Dr. Monte Wilson--Chalcedon "Prophecy and Politics-- The Secret Alliance"   "Christian Zionism"  Grace Halsell's Book--    "What Israel wants is what God wants." (to help end human life on earth)   See also her Chapter Militant Evangelists on the Road to Nuclear War, of how some evangelists, including Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell, and Hal Lindsey, hinted that use of atomic weapons was inevitable as part of the final battle of Armageddon.  (Note: Bush new plan for "first use" of nuclear weapons)  For more detail about Halsell's book see http://www.mepc.org/journal/0002_wall.html (Middle East Policy Council) "Why the Alliance with the LIKUD?---Each Side Thinks it's Using the Other, one to gain billions in aid, unlimited weaponry, and backing for the settlements on West Bank, the other to help bring about the end of the world." Ed. Dispensationalists (by Gary North)    Supporting war and chaos in the Middle East as God's will--so good Christians (and Jews who convert) can go to Heaven without Dying  --by Theologian Gary North  (See excerpt below)  "The Unannounced Reason Behind American Fundamentalism's Support for the State of Israel" by Dr. Gary North Excerpt----"According to pre-tribulation premillenialists who are known as dispensationalists, Jesus will come secretly in the clouds and raise deceased Christians – and only Christians – from the dead. Immediately thereafter, every true Christian will be transported bodily into the sky, and from there to heaven: the Rapture event. The passage cited to defend this view is found in Paul’s first letter to the church at Thessalonica: "For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first: Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up [harpazo] together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord" (I Thes. 4:16-17). Throughout most of church history, this passage was associated with the final judgment, but beginning sometime around 1830 in England, it was linked to the premillenialists, pretribulational Rapture – a word that is not found in the Greek text or in any English translation of the New Testament. Its Latin root word is in Jerome’s Vulgate, a translation of the Greek "harpazo" – seize, catch, or pluck..... ......................."As the slogan says, 'Everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die.' The doctrine of the imminent Rapture allows Christians to believe seriously that they can go to heaven without dying. Millions of Americans believe this today. "But how can they be so sure? Because of the events of 1948. In that year, the crucial missing piece of the prophetic puzzle – the restoration of the nation of Israel – seemed to come true. Critics of the dispensational system could no longer say, "But where is Israel in all this?" The answer, at long last: "In Palestine, just in time for the Great Tribulation." "Nothing can or will be done by Christians to save Israel’s Jews from this disaster, for all of the Christians will have been removed from this world three and a half years prior to the beginning of this 42-month period of tribulation. (The total period of seven years is interpreted as the fulfillment of the seventieth week of Daniel [Dan. 9:27].) "In order for most of today’s Christians to escape physical death, two-thirds of the Jews in Israel must perish, soon. This is the grim prophetic trade-off that fundamentalists rarely discuss publicly, but which is the central motivation in the movement’s support for Israel. It should be clear why they believe that Israel must be defended at all costs by the West. If Israel were militarily removed from history prior to the Rapture, then the strongest case for Christians’ imminent escape from death would have to be abandoned. This would mean the indefinite delay of the Rapture. The fundamentalist movement thrives on the doctrine of the imminent Rapture, not the indefinitely postponed Rapture. "Every time you hear the phrase, "Jesus is coming back soon," you should mentally add, "and two-thirds of the Jews of Israel will be dead in ‘soon plus 84 months.’" Fundamentalists really do believe that they probably will not die physically, but to secure this faith prophetically, they must defend the doctrine of an inevitable holocaust. "This specific motivation for the support of Israel is never preached from any fundamentalist pulpit. The faithful hear sermons – many, many sermons – on the pre-tribulation Rapture. On other occasions, they hear sermons on the Great Tribulation. But they do not hear the two themes put together: "We can avoid death, but only because two-thirds of the Jews of Israel will inevitably die in a future holocaust. America must therefore support the nation of Israel in order to keep the Israelis alive until after the Rapture." Fundamentalist ministers expect their congregations to put two and two together on their own. It would be politically incorrect to add up these figures in public."   (see article for full details) War as the Will of God--Justin Raimondo (scroll down to War in the Heavens), why many conservatives support settlers in the West Bank and Likud extremists.

[Baldur Fjölnisson, 9.8.2008 kl. 20:20]

Annars gefur apinn sem ég nota sem auðkennismynd hið þekkta fórnarlambsmerki frímúrara/kabbalista og annarra djöfladýrkenda af sama meiði. Vonandi fer það í taugarnar á þessum satanistum.