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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by TFLYTSNBN   » Sat Dec 14, 2019 11:05 pm

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TFLYTSNBN wrote:Very funny math joke. You didn't specify if you were doing the calculation in Base 3 or expressing the answer in Base 3. I reasonably interpreted your answer as I indicated.
Interesting how you only made one interpretation rather than considering that different people think in different ways... and chose a rather obscure interpretation on top of that...
I don't apologise for not being careful to ensure that my spell checker is not screwing up my already sloppy spelling.
...have you ever apologized on this forum? You didn't even spell the word correctly...

...I do not see how my previous posts indicate such a fetish. Please provide the quotes from my previous posts that support such a conclusion or I shall be forced to assume that you are simply projecting.
It is obviously futile to attempt to discuss the basic concepts with you. While it is obvious that you do have the basic intelligence and education to understand, it is equally obvious that you are unwilling to consider any information that might conflict with your religion.

I have the basic concepts. I have more than basic intelligence, my education is quite good and I will consider any information that is given to me in a coherent and rational manner. Random links in place of posts do not count.
The issue may be that I try to apply rational cogitation to a problem instead of emotion and expect others to do the same. I look down on those who devolve to strawman arguments, extreme over-simplification and/or insults at the drop of a (metaphorical) hat.

And you still haven't explained why I should be bigoted against you.


In binary:

10 + 10 = 100


Here is a link to a SUMMARY of recent AGW theory:

https://science2017.globalchange.gov/chapter/2/


I do not share the author's alarm but I will eagerly concede that he understands the basic concepts and that there are other factors besides IR emissivity (the greenhouse effect) that effect equilibrium temperature. My greatest disagreement with the author is his stated radiative forcing from CO2. This quantity is predicated on the presumption of positive feedback from water vapor which allegedly magnifies the otherwise trivial effect of CO2. The AGW folks have yet to offer experimental evidence that this effect is real much less quantify it.

That pesky .6 Watts per square meter surplus that it is presumed is to be evidence of net global heating interests me. I suspect that this might be the result of atmospheric escape that which requires enormous energy but isn't considered here. Given the escape velocity of the Earth, approximately 1eex8 Joules is required for every kilogram lost.

There is no accounting for geothermal energy which is usually trivial.

My point here is that there are many factors affecting the Earth's energy balance aside from effective emissivity which is affected by greenhouse gases. Deforestation or desertification, particularly in Africa, can have more effect on global temperatures than CO2 emissions.

If you had been willing to do the math to answer my challenge, you would have noticed some interesting facts.

First, without the greenhouse effect to reduce IR emissivity, the Earth would be frozen over.

Second, the change in temperature resulting from changes in insolation, albado or emissivity is proportional to any changes in these factors raised to the 1/4 power.

As this reference that I cite suggests that the current estimates of net radiative forcing are on the order of 1 Watt per square meter, the estimated probable increase in global temperature should be on the order of 0.2 Kelvin. This is comparable to the temperature increase that people would experience if they moved South by 40 Kilometers.

Finally; you seem to be confusing my accusations of bigotry with accusations of prejudice. The two words are not synonymous but both are confused with racism. While you do not seem to be racist, you obviously harbor prejudgements against Americans, particularly conservative Americans that you ridicule as being "mericuns.". More frustrating and offensive to me is that you stubbornly refuse to consider information that contradicts your beliefs. This is the essence of bigotry.
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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by Eyal   » Sun Dec 15, 2019 2:06 am

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smr wrote:Take some time and do the research. Specifically focus on the testimony of the navy corpsman. His testimony is key to the whole narrative.

Annachie wrote:The truth of the story is that Gallagher's conduct was unbecoming of a SEAL, and Trump over ruled the officers tasked with making that decision for purely political reasons.


His actions following the indictment are enough for conduct unbecoming (or rather the enlisted equivalent, I forget what it's called) or possibly insubordination charges all by themselves.
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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by smr   » Sun Dec 15, 2019 1:07 pm

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Please enlighten me on the information of these allegations you are alleging.

smr wrote:
Take some time and do the research. Specifically focus on the testimony of the navy corpsman. His testimony is key to the whole narrative.

Annachie wrote:
The truth of the story is that Gallagher's conduct was unbecoming of a SEAL, and Trump over ruled the officers tasked with making that decision for purely political reasons.



His actions following the indictment are enough for conduct unbecoming (or rather the enlisted equivalent, I forget what it's called) or possibly insubordination charges all by themselves.
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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by Eyal   » Mon Dec 16, 2019 3:05 am

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smr wrote:Please enlighten me on the information of these allegations you are alleging.

[i] smr wrote:
Take some time and do the research. Specifically focus on the testimony of the navy corpsman. His testimony is key to the whole narrative.

Annachie wrote:
The truth of the story is that Gallagher's conduct was unbecoming of a SEAL, and Trump over ruled the officers tasked with making that decision for purely political reasons.



Well, you have him going on interviews with Fox News - which is in itself a violation of regs without permission, which he didn't get - as well as going on social media and calling the SEAL's top brass "a bunch of morons" (would presumably fall under Article 89)
His actions following the indictment are enough for conduct unbecoming (or rather the enlisted equivalent, I forget what it's called) or possibly insubordination charges all by themselves.

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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by Annachie   » Mon Dec 16, 2019 5:54 am

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smr wrote:Please enlighten me on the information of these allegations you are alleging.
Annachie wrote:
The truth of the story is that Gallagher's conduct was unbecoming of a SEAL, and Trump over ruled the officers tasked with making that decision for purely political reasons.


I draw your attention to both Gallagher's testimony, and to his lawyers comments on the subject.

Especially the part where the lawyer said something like "At worst he stabbed a corpse"
That action, by itself and admitted to during the court marshal, is a war crime severe enough to at least remove Gallagher's status as a special forces operative.

Except, the USA is one of very few countries that does not actually have desecration of a corpse as a military crime. I wonder why.
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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by smr   » Mon Dec 16, 2019 10:35 am

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Annachie:

What did the Navy Corpsman on the stand admit to? This is the key to the whole Court Martial.

Eyal, his career came to end and he retired. The man spent 8 tours in combat. That is an incredible feat but I understand for people that have never served or will never serve that means nothing to some people. The problem with system in the military is that people will parrot what someone high up in the change of command believes. This type of behavior causes some many problems. However, the military is not a Democracy or a Republic. By definition the system is a hierarchical autocratic system. That means their is always going to happen with some human abuse and unfairness within the system.

Annachie wrote:
smr wrote:Please enlighten me on the information of these allegations you are alleging.
Annachie wrote:
The truth of the story is that Gallagher's conduct was unbecoming of a SEAL, and Trump over ruled the officers tasked with making that decision for purely political reasons.


I draw your attention to both Gallagher's testimony, and to his lawyers comments on the subject.

Especially the part where the lawyer said something like "At worst he stabbed a corpse"
That action, by itself and admitted to during the court marshal, is a war crime severe enough to at least remove Gallagher's status as a special forces operative.

Except, the USA is one of very few countries that does not actually have desecration of a corpse as a military crime. I wonder why.
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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by Eyal   » Mon Dec 16, 2019 2:27 pm

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smr wrote:Annachie:

What did the Navy Corpsman on the stand admit to? This is the key to the whole Court Martial.

Eyal, his career came to end and he retired. The man spent 8 tours in combat. That is an incredible feat but I understand for people that have never served or will never serve that means nothing to some people. The problem with system in the military is that people will parrot what someone high up in the change of command believes. This type of behavior causes some many problems. However, the military is not a Democracy or a Republic. By definition the system is a hierarchical autocratic system. That means their is always going to happen with some human abuse and unfairness within the system.


I don't see how that in any way answer my argument.
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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by gcomeau   » Mon Dec 16, 2019 3:35 pm

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Eyal wrote:
smr wrote:Annachie:

What did the Navy Corpsman on the stand admit to? This is the key to the whole Court Martial.

Eyal, his career came to end and he retired. The man spent 8 tours in combat. That is an incredible feat but I understand for people that have never served or will never serve that means nothing to some people. The problem with system in the military is that people will parrot what someone high up in the change of command believes. This type of behavior causes some many problems. However, the military is not a Democracy or a Republic. By definition the system is a hierarchical autocratic system. That means their is always going to happen with some human abuse and unfairness within the system.


I don't see how that in any way answer my argument.


He isn't trying to, as usual. He doesn't have an answer so he's going with distraction and wild hand waving.
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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by smr   » Mon Dec 16, 2019 4:30 pm

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Gcomeau, that is truly funny because you never answered any of my questions. You got caught jacking off on a issue because you do not even know the truth or you do not want to admit to being wrong (a typical event for you).

What did the Naval Corpsman admit to on the stand
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Re: Trump pardoning war criminals...
Post by gcomeau   » Mon Dec 16, 2019 5:33 pm

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smr wrote:Gcomeau, that is truly funny because you never answered any of my questions.


I very specifically did answer you. I told you to stop trying to assign me homework and make your own argument. I'm not doing it for you.
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