Excellent news report
http://tiny.cc/6wl6oz
Interesting bit by Johns Hopkins doc on easing lockdowns
http://tiny.cc/yfm6oz
Friday, May 15, 2020
Thursday, May 14, 2020
Greenwald assails prosecution of Flynn
Knocks U.S. press as pet poodles of securocrats
http://tiny.cc/ozf4oz
http://tiny.cc/ozf4oz
Greenwald:
http://tiny.cc/lcp4oz
Suddenly, unmaskings are 'routine'
http://tiny.cc/hs75oz
The Flynn witch hunt is just a part of the outrageous Russia hoax witch hunt conducted against Trump and his associates by Obama's top security operatives. That they would abuse their positions of trust for lowdown political skullduggery is something that we as a free people cannot permit to pass without correction.
The get-Trump abuses should bring to mind another horrific breach of constitutional principles: the Obama administration's secret mass surveillance of Americans with no authorization by Congress. That whole episode needs to be thoroughly re-examined on the basis that political spying is not a silly conjecture, considering the abuses of which Obama's security gurus were capable. Recall that Obama's IRS was used to harass and essentially shut down the Tea Party movement.
As Rand Paul says, the federal government has no right to spy on Americans and should be formally stripped of that power.
After all, why were so many top Obama officials eager to "unmask" Flynn? Obviously they intended political harm. As Paul said, there was no national security issue involved.
It's quite sad that Obama was done such a grievous disservice by a group of leftists around him in whom he vested too much trust. Something similar happened to another outstanding president. FDR assumed that his "liberals" were all maliciously aligned by conservatives, when in fact, he should have listened to the warnings about some of them.
As Greenwald's example demonstrates, not all leftists (or libertarians) are cut from a single cookie cutter.
Flynn’s case grew out of phone calls he made to Sergey Kislyak in the final days of 2016, asking that Moscow refrain from retaliating after the Obama administration expelled Russian diplomats as a means of dramatizing claims of Russian election meddling. The conversations were captured on routine wiretaps of Kislyak -- which intelligence veteran Flynn must have realized were in place -- but which stirred F.B.I. officials into action against Flynn. Flynn's discussion, though a normal bit of quiet diplomacy, would come to "look bad" politically amid the media hysteria whipped up claiming Trump-Russia collusion, which is why so many Obama aides were eager to reveal Flynn's diplomacy.
The federal judge in Flynn's case, Emmet G. Sullivan, seems more concerned with the fact that Flynn entered a false plea than with evidence that exculpatory evidence was withheld from Flynn's lawyers.
Sullivan's decision to ask a former federal judge, known for his anti-Trump rhetoric, to review the Flynn case echoes Sullivan's previous behavior in another highly controversial case brought against Ted Stevens.
Sullivan presided over the trial of Sen. Ted Stevens, D-Alaska, who was convicted in October 2008 of seven felony ethics violations.
The following April Sullivan accepted a Justice Department review of the Stevens case and set aside Stevens's conviction.
As more evidence of prosecutorial misconduct became known in early 2009, Sullivan held four prosecutors in civil contempt of court. One of them committed suicide.
Top: Greenwald, at left, and Flynn. Bottom: Snowden, at left, and Obama.
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Flynn is a right-wing, hawkish General whose views on the War on Terror are ones utterly anathema to my own beliefs. That does not make his prosecution justified. One’s views of Flynn personally or his politics (or those of the Trump administration generally) should have absolutely no bearing on one’s assessment of the justifiability of what the U.S. Government did to him here — any more than one has to like the political views of the detainees at Guantanamo to find their treatment abusive and illegal, or any more than one has to agree with the views of people who are being censored in order to defend their right of free expression.Carlson, Paul blast knifing of Constitution
http://tiny.cc/lcp4oz
Suddenly, unmaskings are 'routine'
http://tiny.cc/hs75oz
The Flynn witch hunt is just a part of the outrageous Russia hoax witch hunt conducted against Trump and his associates by Obama's top security operatives. That they would abuse their positions of trust for lowdown political skullduggery is something that we as a free people cannot permit to pass without correction.
The get-Trump abuses should bring to mind another horrific breach of constitutional principles: the Obama administration's secret mass surveillance of Americans with no authorization by Congress. That whole episode needs to be thoroughly re-examined on the basis that political spying is not a silly conjecture, considering the abuses of which Obama's security gurus were capable. Recall that Obama's IRS was used to harass and essentially shut down the Tea Party movement.
As Rand Paul says, the federal government has no right to spy on Americans and should be formally stripped of that power.
After all, why were so many top Obama officials eager to "unmask" Flynn? Obviously they intended political harm. As Paul said, there was no national security issue involved.
It's quite sad that Obama was done such a grievous disservice by a group of leftists around him in whom he vested too much trust. Something similar happened to another outstanding president. FDR assumed that his "liberals" were all maliciously aligned by conservatives, when in fact, he should have listened to the warnings about some of them.
As Greenwald's example demonstrates, not all leftists (or libertarians) are cut from a single cookie cutter.
Flynn’s case grew out of phone calls he made to Sergey Kislyak in the final days of 2016, asking that Moscow refrain from retaliating after the Obama administration expelled Russian diplomats as a means of dramatizing claims of Russian election meddling. The conversations were captured on routine wiretaps of Kislyak -- which intelligence veteran Flynn must have realized were in place -- but which stirred F.B.I. officials into action against Flynn. Flynn's discussion, though a normal bit of quiet diplomacy, would come to "look bad" politically amid the media hysteria whipped up claiming Trump-Russia collusion, which is why so many Obama aides were eager to reveal Flynn's diplomacy.
The federal judge in Flynn's case, Emmet G. Sullivan, seems more concerned with the fact that Flynn entered a false plea than with evidence that exculpatory evidence was withheld from Flynn's lawyers.
Sullivan's decision to ask a former federal judge, known for his anti-Trump rhetoric, to review the Flynn case echoes Sullivan's previous behavior in another highly controversial case brought against Ted Stevens.
Sullivan presided over the trial of Sen. Ted Stevens, D-Alaska, who was convicted in October 2008 of seven felony ethics violations.
During the trial, the judge refused requests by the defense for a mistrial to be declared after information was revealed that the prosecution had withheld exculpatory Brady material.Eight days after the guilty verdict, Stevens narrowly lost his reelection bid.
The following April Sullivan accepted a Justice Department review of the Stevens case and set aside Stevens's conviction.
As more evidence of prosecutorial misconduct became known in early 2009, Sullivan held four prosecutors in civil contempt of court. One of them committed suicide.
Top: Greenwald, at left, and Flynn. Bottom: Snowden, at left, and Obama.
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Tuesday, May 12, 2020
New sheriff at NBC: Todd forced to apologize
NBC newsman Chuck Todd today apologized on the air for a curveball misquote of Attorney General William Barr.
During a Meet the Press program Sunday, Todd showed a part of an interview with Barr in which Barr, in response to a question, cited Winston Churchill's maxim that history is written by the winners. Todd smilingly wondered why the attorney general had failed to speak about justice being served.
Barr's comment came following a CBS newswoman's question about how history would view the Justice Department decision to halt prosecution of Gen. Michael Flynn, who had admitted to making false statements to FBI agents about conversations with the Russian ambassador. Barr then added that the rule of law would be served by the withdrawal of charges.
Todd asked guests what they thought of Barr not bothering to talk about justice being served.
Todd's apology comes as a new news boss, veteran NBC executive Cesar Conde, takes the reins from the scandal-ridden Andy Lack who had permitted news operations to veer sharply leftward.
Todd said he made the error "because we only saw the shorter of two clips that CBS did air." Todd said he was unaware that Barr had added, "But I think a fair history would say that it was a good decision because it upheld the rule of law."
Todd is a highly seasoned broadcast newsman, and so it seems quite unprofessional that he or his staff did not check with CBS or that he was not wary of criticizing Barr for something that he easily could actually have said.
Todd's attitude bespeaks a devil-may-care approach toward anything Trump-related, an approach that Lack did little to dissuade.
Conde's record shows no inclination of left-wing pandering. Conde once worked for President George Bush's secretary of state, Colin Powell. Bush is no fan of Trump.
U.S. District Judge Emmett G. Sullivan, who had branded Flynn a traitor, said today he plans to call people before his bench to give opinions on the Justice Department's decision. Flynn's legal team objected, arguing there is no basis for "friend of the court" briefs in criminal cases.
During a Meet the Press program Sunday, Todd showed a part of an interview with Barr in which Barr, in response to a question, cited Winston Churchill's maxim that history is written by the winners. Todd smilingly wondered why the attorney general had failed to speak about justice being served.
Barr's comment came following a CBS newswoman's question about how history would view the Justice Department decision to halt prosecution of Gen. Michael Flynn, who had admitted to making false statements to FBI agents about conversations with the Russian ambassador. Barr then added that the rule of law would be served by the withdrawal of charges.
Todd asked guests what they thought of Barr not bothering to talk about justice being served.
Todd's apology comes as a new news boss, veteran NBC executive Cesar Conde, takes the reins from the scandal-ridden Andy Lack who had permitted news operations to veer sharply leftward.
Todd said he made the error "because we only saw the shorter of two clips that CBS did air." Todd said he was unaware that Barr had added, "But I think a fair history would say that it was a good decision because it upheld the rule of law."
Todd is a highly seasoned broadcast newsman, and so it seems quite unprofessional that he or his staff did not check with CBS or that he was not wary of criticizing Barr for something that he easily could actually have said.
Todd's attitude bespeaks a devil-may-care approach toward anything Trump-related, an approach that Lack did little to dissuade.
Conde's record shows no inclination of left-wing pandering. Conde once worked for President George Bush's secretary of state, Colin Powell. Bush is no fan of Trump.
U.S. District Judge Emmett G. Sullivan, who had branded Flynn a traitor, said today he plans to call people before his bench to give opinions on the Justice Department's decision. Flynn's legal team objected, arguing there is no basis for "friend of the court" briefs in criminal cases.
Rice bristled at Flynn's focus on Red China
as she pushed soft policy toward police state
In an interview aired Jan. 17, 2017, President Obama's national security adviser, Susan Rice, sharply criticized the incoming president's expressed China policy, while being careful to avoid bringing up Communist human rights abuses or China's geopolitical strategic threat.
Rice lashes Trump on China
http://tiny.cc/7xuyoz
Rice told CBS newsman Charlie Rose that the Obama administration's "whole balance could be upset" if Trump pursued a non-globalist China policy. "We can't afford to play fast and loose" on China, she said, because China was an important trade partner that held a great deal of America's national debt. She made very clear that she favored a soft policy that turned a blind eye to the resurrection of the Chinese police state, while focusing much energy on Russia as an adversary.
Rice may have been unaware that in the world of international realpolitik it is sometimes necessary to choose one's struggles. A tilt toward Russia might in fact have strengthened the strategic position of the United States vis a vis Red China.
It was also evident that Obama administration officials were angry that Flynn, Rice's incoming replacement, had spoken prior to the completion of the presidential transition with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak about the 35 Russian diplomats expelled by Obama on ground that Russians "meddled" in the presidential election. Apparently Flynn had assured Kislyak that something might be done about that after Trump's inauguration. Some naive people might find such an assurance -- if that's what was meant -- appalling, but this is how diplomacy works. Flynn saw China as the real threat, not Russia, as Rice testified.
Obama officials thought about charging Flynn under the Logan Act, a relic law that has never been successfully used. They may have thought that the Washington Post's liberal columnist, David Ignatius, had generated enough support for such a peculiar move.
Rice testimony
http://tiny.cc/w3uyoz
A memo she wrote on Obama's last day that Obama wanted investigation of Trump done "by the book" contains a redacted paragraph, but she later offered government investigators no evidence of criminal or subversive activity by Trump or his team.
No one seems to wonder why an experienced Washington hand -- someone who had headed the Defense Intelligence Agency -- could have been so naive as to fail to realize that the Russian ambassador's phone calls would have been routinely intercepted by the FBI. But, it may also be asked, how could he fail to recall such conversations?
A possibility is that the general was moving up to a top position in the security area and regarded the FBI people who came to "chat" with him as subordinates, persons who had no need to know what the general was up to. And, if so, there he made an error, not realizing the Democrat-controlled security apparatus's need to remove him so it could continue what it knew was shaky grounds for an investigation of Donald Trump.
It has been reported that penny dreadful spy novelist David Ignatius published transcripts of Flynn's calls with Kislyak in the Washington Post. If so, I have been unable to find such a transcript.
Ignatius, when not cranking out spy thrillers, pens a column for the Washington Post.
In January 2017, Ignatius published a report saying that Flynn had been picked up on a wiretap talking to Kislyak shortly after Obama expelled the Russian diplomats.
Sullivan moved to keep the Flynn case alive by appointing a former federal judge to review friend-of-the-court filings Sullivan is seeking which would favor a Sullivan ruling of contempt of court for perjury.
But, without a live "case or controversy," federal judges cannot exercise jurisdiction, according to the Case or Controversy Clause of Article III of the Constitution. The provision prevents judges from issuing advisory opinions, or acting on a matter that is not the subject of an ongoing dispute.
Moreover, the new order directly conflicts with Sullivan’s Dec. 20, 2017 order, in which he said, “The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure do not provide for intervention by third parties in criminal cases.”
Sullivan's maneuver comes as leftists have begun pressuring him to find a way to punish Flynn.
For example, Sullivan has been in communication with a leftist group dubbing itself "Watergate Prosecutors" which is involving itself in the Flynn's criminal case.
Leftist group to work with judge
http://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6889388-Strike.html
Rice lashes Trump on China
http://tiny.cc/7xuyoz
Rice told CBS newsman Charlie Rose that the Obama administration's "whole balance could be upset" if Trump pursued a non-globalist China policy. "We can't afford to play fast and loose" on China, she said, because China was an important trade partner that held a great deal of America's national debt. She made very clear that she favored a soft policy that turned a blind eye to the resurrection of the Chinese police state, while focusing much energy on Russia as an adversary.
Rice may have been unaware that in the world of international realpolitik it is sometimes necessary to choose one's struggles. A tilt toward Russia might in fact have strengthened the strategic position of the United States vis a vis Red China.
It was also evident that Obama administration officials were angry that Flynn, Rice's incoming replacement, had spoken prior to the completion of the presidential transition with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak about the 35 Russian diplomats expelled by Obama on ground that Russians "meddled" in the presidential election. Apparently Flynn had assured Kislyak that something might be done about that after Trump's inauguration. Some naive people might find such an assurance -- if that's what was meant -- appalling, but this is how diplomacy works. Flynn saw China as the real threat, not Russia, as Rice testified.
Obama officials thought about charging Flynn under the Logan Act, a relic law that has never been successfully used. They may have thought that the Washington Post's liberal columnist, David Ignatius, had generated enough support for such a peculiar move.
Rice testimony
http://tiny.cc/w3uyoz
RICE: But, frankly, we spent a lot more time talking about China in part because General Flynn's focus was on China as our principal overarching adversary. He had many questions and concems about China. And when I elicited - sought to elicit his perspective on Russia, he was quite - I started to say dismissive, but that may be an overstatement. He downplayed his assessment of Russia as a threat to the United States. He called it overblown. He said they're a declining power, they're demographically challenged, they're not really much of a threat, and then I reemphasized the importance of China. I had seen enough at that point and heard enough to be a little bit sensitive to the question of the nature of General Flynn's engagements with the Russians. And so, while I certainly gave him what he - what I thought any incoming National Security Advisor would need, in terms of broad strokes of Russia policy, Ukraine, Syria, all of those things, I didn't go into depth on particularly in the sort of hard national security realm. I figured that he could become briefed on that when he took office.In an interview with ABC News's George Stephanoupolos, Rice said that Trump's foreign policy decisions with regard to Russia were suspicious and that she hoped Robert Mueller, the special prosecutor, would get to the bottom of it. But, she offered Stephanoupolis no evidence.
MR. SCHIFF: And during those discussions, did he ever bring up his meetings with or conversations with Ambassador Kislyak?
MS. RICE: He did not.
MR, SCHIFF: And you didn't raise the subject with him...
A memo she wrote on Obama's last day that Obama wanted investigation of Trump done "by the book" contains a redacted paragraph, but she later offered government investigators no evidence of criminal or subversive activity by Trump or his team.
No one seems to wonder why an experienced Washington hand -- someone who had headed the Defense Intelligence Agency -- could have been so naive as to fail to realize that the Russian ambassador's phone calls would have been routinely intercepted by the FBI. But, it may also be asked, how could he fail to recall such conversations?
A possibility is that the general was moving up to a top position in the security area and regarded the FBI people who came to "chat" with him as subordinates, persons who had no need to know what the general was up to. And, if so, there he made an error, not realizing the Democrat-controlled security apparatus's need to remove him so it could continue what it knew was shaky grounds for an investigation of Donald Trump.
It has been reported that penny dreadful spy novelist David Ignatius published transcripts of Flynn's calls with Kislyak in the Washington Post. If so, I have been unable to find such a transcript.
Ignatius, when not cranking out spy thrillers, pens a column for the Washington Post.
In January 2017, Ignatius published a report saying that Flynn had been picked up on a wiretap talking to Kislyak shortly after Obama expelled the Russian diplomats.
According to a senior U.S. government official, Flynn phoned Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak several times on Dec. 29, the day the Obama administration announced the expulsion of 35 Russian officials as well as other measures in retaliation for the hacking. What did Flynn say, and did it undercut the U.S. sanctions? The Logan Act (though never enforced) bars U.S. citizens from correspondence intending to influence a foreign government about “disputes” with the United States. Was its spirit violated? The Trump campaign didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.Ignatius's mention of the Logan Act is a red herring because surely it was Flynn's job to prepare the Trump administration's policy with Russia. One may disagree with the policy, but "treason" is an inappropriate description.
Sullivan moved to keep the Flynn case alive by appointing a former federal judge to review friend-of-the-court filings Sullivan is seeking which would favor a Sullivan ruling of contempt of court for perjury.
But, without a live "case or controversy," federal judges cannot exercise jurisdiction, according to the Case or Controversy Clause of Article III of the Constitution. The provision prevents judges from issuing advisory opinions, or acting on a matter that is not the subject of an ongoing dispute.
Moreover, the new order directly conflicts with Sullivan’s Dec. 20, 2017 order, in which he said, “The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure do not provide for intervention by third parties in criminal cases.”
Sullivan's maneuver comes as leftists have begun pressuring him to find a way to punish Flynn.
For example, Sullivan has been in communication with a leftist group dubbing itself "Watergate Prosecutors" which is involving itself in the Flynn's criminal case.
Leftist group to work with judge
http://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6889388-Strike.html
Archived pages of 2009 article
on philosophy of perception
Toward a signal model of perception (archived version of a page posted in 2009).
https://web.archive.org/web/20180224074150/https://cosmosis101.blogspot.com/2017/06/toward-signal-model-of-perception.html
Short link to the above archived page
http://tiny.cc/bodxoz
Append. A: anecdotal accounts of synchronicity
https://web.archive.org/web/20190803173715/http://www.angelfire.com/ult/znewz1/qballA.html
Short link
http://tiny.cc/jsdxoz
Append. B: 'experiments' in synchronicity
https://archive.vn/xhV3F
Short link
http://tiny.cc/n7dxoz
(The Wayback Machine balked at recording Appendix B, though it had already recorded the main article and appendix A two years ago. So I used Archive.today for Append. B.)
https://web.archive.org/web/20180224074150/https://cosmosis101.blogspot.com/2017/06/toward-signal-model-of-perception.html
Short link to the above archived page
http://tiny.cc/bodxoz
Append. A: anecdotal accounts of synchronicity
https://web.archive.org/web/20190803173715/http://www.angelfire.com/ult/znewz1/qballA.html
Short link
http://tiny.cc/jsdxoz
Append. B: 'experiments' in synchronicity
https://archive.vn/xhV3F
Short link
http://tiny.cc/n7dxoz
(The Wayback Machine balked at recording Appendix B, though it had already recorded the main article and appendix A two years ago. So I used Archive.today for Append. B.)
Monday, May 11, 2020
Links to archived footnotes for Ryle essay
I have not yet troubled to activate these links. But they should be OK. Simply paste into browser bar. Some of these archived footnotes have since been edited, but the changes are nothing to worry about.
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Archived essay
Has the ghost been exorcised from the machine?
Ghost slips Ryle's grasp: Table of content
https://archive.vn/JPtd9http://tiny.cc/n27uoz
Ryle essay: Part A: O soulo mio
Ryle: Part B: Eightfold way?
Ryle: Part C: What, no instant karma?
Ryle: Part D: A 'holistic' in the head
Ryle: Part E: Trivial pursuit?
https://archive.vn/mobaI
http://tiny.cc/ec8uoz
At 28,500 words -- not counting extensive footnotes -- the essay is about the length of a rather short book.
At some point, I must also archive the footnotes.
http://tiny.cc/ec8uoz
At 28,500 words -- not counting extensive footnotes -- the essay is about the length of a rather short book.
At some point, I must also archive the footnotes.
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