If you will notice... that since Fox jumped on the DU, and since the

[HysteryDiagnosis]

NY Times jumped on DU, the membership has jumped quite substantially. I would like to thank them for the free advertising and for waking up many more silent readers than there already were.

Muchas gracias fauxsnooze, you and all your smarmy, boot licking, opinionated, blinder wearing, flag waving, hypocritical, self centered, jingoistic, pseudo-patriotic, slanted, biased, "news reporters".

If you put out a paper, I wouldn't use it to wrap a mullet. I wouldn't want to insult a perfectly good fish. Peace :)

[Inland]

1. "If Fox denounced it, it MUST be good!"

[Cobalt Violet]

2. yes way over 50.

Yesterday we were at 62222. I noticed that number.

[calimary]

3. No such thing as bad publicity.

Just spell our site's name correctly, okay?

[politicaholic]

4. ditto ritto banana fana fo fitto

[SariesNightly]

5. To all the newbies

Hola!

Your initiative shall be rewarded tenfold!

[babylonsister]

6. Yes, just please consider who the majority of

people are who actually watch POX.

[bpilgrim]

7. angry liberals are known to watch fox, too ;->

and don't forget the NYT readers :bounce:

peace

[calimary]

9. My husband does. He says he likes to know what the enemy is

up to.

Besides, we have a terrific opportunity to educate some people and offer some vaccine to start immunizing them against the constant lies, misrepresentations, distortions, and shameless propaganda.

Hey, Pox viewers - come in out of the cold! It's warm, welcome, educated, and INFORMED here. You might actually learn something. Because to come here is to be exposed to the truth that is thoughtfully screened out for you by roger ailes and friends. They don't control us here, though, so the truth comes out all the time. Try it. You might like it. And find it MOST illuminating. Souls are saved here, every day. Just ask any recovering Republicans who are now active participants here.

[Pam-Moby]

8. I hope that the DU membership

increased here because it gives silenced listeners a chance to hear some truth for a change. I still say that Fox is worried that the games of the WH are now being heard on DU. Maybe then the fox watching dems will come alive once again and stand for American values.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

12. They have been wondering what to do about DU for a time I am afraid

looking for an achilles heel so to speak... I am sure Rove is hip and may have made a call to Murdock... it only make sense after what has been revealed in here.... "so far".

[Pam-Moby]

14. Well if fox has nothing better to do than exploit thinking

people, then I feel sorry for them. It seems that fox would be paying more attention to Bill's misuse of the fox phone systems than targeting DU. Fox is like the repub congress, they feel they do not need to monitor their own internal ethics.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

16. In a way.... this is a good sign... it means, they are watching... they

concerned, they know this is a force to be reckoned with... and they prolly know that their feeble attempt to discredit the majority of the hugely intelligent persons who contribute to this forum is as ill-fated as their intentions to be "fair and balanced".

[Pam-Moby]

18. You are so correct-I agree n/t

[HysteryDiagnosis]

10. Never believe anything until it has been officially denied. I am not

saying that the tsunami had anything to do with anything manmade. What I am saying is that Nikola Tesla was a genius, with more patents than you can shake a stick at... and Tom Bearden is no nutcase, at least I don't think he is... and this is what he has learned about Tesla's early experiments.... I find this stuff eternally fascinating, Tesla was definitely not of this world, however he did live here for a time.

If there is a physicist present, or a reasonably open-minded elecronics person/professor, I would appreciate a synopsis of the potential validity of what is presented herein. TIA....

http://www.totse.com/en/fringe/tesla/tesla4.html
>>If the scalar triplex coupling occurs so as to create vector EM
waves, the amplitude of the ordinary vector wave is increased.

Scalar potential waves can thus augment or diminish, or create or
destroy, ordinary EM waves at a distance by pair-coupling
interference under appropriate conditions, and this is in consonance
with the implications of Whittaker's fundamental 1903 work.

An earthquake fault zone is such a scalar interferometer. Stresses
and charge pileups exist in the plates on each side adjacent to the
fault, with stress relief existing in the middle in the fault
fracture itself.

Since the rock is locally nonlinear, the mechanical stresses and
electrical currents in it are also locally nonlinear. This results
in the generation of multiple frequencies of THETA-4-waves from each
side of the fault interferometer, yielding two complex Fourier
expansion patterns of scalar potential waves.

On occasion these two Fourier-transformed scalar wave patterns
couple at a distance to produce stable ordinary electromagnetic
fields in a 3-dimensional spatial pattern --e.g., a stress light
such as the Vestigia light covered in Part I of The Excalibur
Briefing.<<

From further on down the article.....

>>This is exciting, for it means that Tesla stress waves can affect
either space or time individually, or both space and time
simultaneously, or even oscillate back and forth between primarily
affecting time and primarily affecting space.

Tesla's waves were actually these THETA-field scalar waves. As such,
they were fundamentally different from ordinary electromagnetic
waves, and had entirely different characteristics, just as Tesla
often stated. E.g., a Tesla wave can either move spatially, with
time flowing linearly; move temporally only (sitting at a point and
waxing and waning in magnitude -- but changing the rate of flow of
time itself in doing so, and affecting gravitational field,
fundamental constants of nature, etc.), or move in a combination of
the two modes.

In the latter case, the Tesla wave moves in space with a very
strange motion -- it oscillates between

(1) spatially standing still and flexing time, and

(2) moving smoothly in space while time flows smoothly and
evenly.

I.e., it stands at one point (or at one columnar region),
flexing for a moment; then slowly picks up spatial
velocity until it is moving smoothly through space; then
slows down again to a "standing column," etc.

This is Tesla's fabulous "standing columnar wave.

Another wild characteristic of the Tesla wave is that it can affect
the rate of flow of time itself; hence it can affect or change
every other field -- including the gravitational field -- that
exists in time flow.<<

[T Town Jake]

21. Cute way to attempt to skirt the rules regarding this kind of post...

...without technically violating them. But very transparent. :tinfoilhat:

[dbt]

23. Stick around, T Town.

What you are describing goes on in a number of areas at DU--and has for the nearly four years that I've been here.

:hi:
dbt

[T Town Jake]

24. LOL, I've noticed...

...never knew the English language was so elastic until I witnessed the number of "cute" ways to be called "freeper" without actually seeing it typed out in plain text... :hi:

[American Tragedy]

22. It's pretty sad.

Most Americans' knowledge of Tesla is probably limited to 'the big buzzing electrical thing' in mad scientist laboratories in the old monster movies. :D

[HysteryDiagnosis]

25. Tesla was not of this world... to be sure. What an absolutely amazing

being.... truly amazing, his understading of our physical reality transcended the time in which he lived by several orders of magnitude. What a remarkable and unique individual. It is no wonder that there exists to this day, "fan clubs" dedicated to his memory and his ingenuity.

If the general public knew what he uncovered they would stand in awe of the power of his unique intellect. Where do these people come from, where do they come from.... I am in awe of the man and his mind.... truly I am as are many many highly degreed physicists, electronics engineers, etc, etc, etc.

[indepat]

11. Thanks for the double-barrel rocket blast right up fauxsnooze's keister:

it was right on target and wish I could have expressed this sentiment as eloquently.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

13. Fauxsnooze has hypnotized my father-in-law... for that they must pay

with a few well placed insults! Glad you enjoyed it....

[seaj11]

15. Let's hope

we don't also get an increase in the number of trolls.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

17. Loyalty oath for trolls below....

I, xxxxx, being a potential troll with a minute number of posts at DU do hearby swear to not post ridiculous topics, themes, ideas, or wild conjecture, nor will I flame others indiscriminately for simple errors of judgement, nor will I speak out both sides of my keyboard or support the insanity that has posessed the upper levels of my government in the last 4 years.


Signed: _____________________ <----- Simple enough?

[baby_mouse]

19. It is *rather* delicious, isn't it?

And, as the Internet, not being a broadcast system, tends to produce veins, the knock-on's may be susbtantial. Speculation, I hasten to add.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

20. Mmmmm.... magically delicious!! n/t