Ephialtes, Nirut’s Arch-Rival (The Fifth History of Nirut)

Not everything goes right into war once they get close to their enemy, and Nirut was no different, Nirut had one of his general’s send out a search party to check things out on Planet SSARG before he started his invasion, his decent to the planet. He knew once it started he would have to cross the whole orb, planet and subdue it, death was already part of this dreadful land, with its hybrid creatures, not so much sickness assailed the land, but agony in and anger among the hybrids: the vipers, rats, bears cave dwellers, nomads. And so he sent 168-men to search and seek what were the weakest and strongest points of the planet were, and General Ephialtes was in charge of that contingent. No one knew of the residing army on Retina, and Nirut wanted to keep it that way.

In a way, Ephialtes was a hero of sorts on Lihterb, one hungry for power, yet he was next to the highest general, aforetime he was going old, I do not mean old, old, but for a Lihterbion, who lives 200-years or so, 105-years is getting there.

The Blue King once told his son, Nirut, “Who knows what is in the heart of a man!” And so right he would prove himself.

It was at this time, Jason the Wizard was building his armies up in the Desert on SSARG near the Valley of Arrows, when the General came upon him. And while they slept, he counted their tents, and guard posts, and guards on night and day duty, 1500-was his count for the total number of soldiers, infantry, fighting men, not to mention the women and children, and support people, not many but he was building it up more Ephialtes could see. He was getting nomadic tribesmen, cave dwellers, etcetera; he also noticed not everyone had weapons. He also noticed the shadows of demonic forces, Buer, and Gywan, of earth’s hell. They, like him, were checking out things.

Nonetheless, and to his best guess, Jason was thinking about conquering the land himself, unaware of Nirut’s ambitions. For they were somewhat increased in happiness, as they grew stronger each day, and Ephialtes, remained there for two weeks, sending back reports every other day to the command on Retina.

And Jason, noticed the Cave dwellers, those who went against their new leader, they slew cruelly upon their pagan alters, accordingly they had iron dispositions. In the far distance they were building a small fortress, temples, tombs, and there were lovely women to look at. One was called Sun (second daughter to the Cave King), she was the one that got a glimpse of him one day watching behind a dunes.

King Nirut’s strength was now great, as he prepared to launch the war any day, waiting for General Ephialtes’ last report.

The General took a liking for Sun (still in her teens), and they met, had an affair, and tried to persuade Nirut it was not safe to land yet, telling him there were thousands of nomadic tribes men not only in the desert, but in the grasslands waiting for him, it was all a charade of course, he wanted time with his mistress. The bone truth of the matter was, he had become friends with Jason, in the mean time, on the side, but not with the Cave King.

(I mean, had he time to forecast his own doom, I suppose he would not have placed himself in such a compromising position, delicate as it was. At the moment his eyes were filled, riveted with love for Sun, conceivably in time it would vanish as often times lust and bliss does, yet he told himself it wouldn’t of curse; that is, if lust or bliss contains gravity, it may fall and bury itself, but it usually buries the hopeful—if he wanted to go on with his state of affairs, and perchance try to outlive the war, but Sun did not love him, she was working for Jason, it and hope he did not have, nor after two months of persuading Nirut to wait, and informing Jason of the impending army, to get back into the good graces of the elite of Lihterb, was impossible, he was now called a betrayer, and was now promised a position, in Jason’s army.)

In a like manner, Ephialtes’ soldiers, under his command, had disappeared. It simply seen like a mild distraction for him, during his stay with Sun; they had returned to Retina to report to the king that Ephialtes was under the spell of Sun, whom was endlessly devouring him with her love and passion, lust and attention. Oh she tried to avoid him, but it was Jason that wanted all the information he could get, and those two now were an entity, or so it seemed.

As many things can be, great warriors can die simple. Ephialtes had always thought he’d die in a great battle, as every warrior wished, and at one time he was a great warrior. And before the Cave King, or King Nirut could get their vengeance out of him, a mysterious thing happened, unending to some folks thinking, impossible, but true doubtless nonetheless. Ephialtes was putting a roof on a small adobe house, in the new Fortress, for him and Sun, and he seemed to look about as if looking at shifting shadows, and trying to place his feet properly so he would not slip off the roof, but he did slip, right onto the end of his life, he died from the fall. Oh perhaps it would not have killed him if he was fifty years younger. If perhaps he did not follow those two shadows with his eyes. Many things to consider, but I doubt it went beyond what we are looking at, it was for the most part, an accident.

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Hurricane Fighting via Ocean Surface Coating

Some say that it maybe impossible to stop a Hurricane from forming or get it to partially dissipate once it gets going. Recently a think tanker blasted such a plan. Personally I enjoyed his rants, as this is rather serious. Why just the other day I was pouring over the 2006 Hurricane Name List. And our little New Years Celebration reminder, Zeta was a sign that Mother Nature is not something to forget or take lightly. We need to be looking towards R and D to prevent Hurricanes from forming.

One complaint about coating the ocean’s surface is that the ocean would churn it up and tuck and roll the substance under the sea. The other complaint was that it is a problematic situation for sea life as the chemicals would still be in the ocean after that point.

There was an actual study done by the Government and there are ways to prevent a chemical from coming apart and even staying somewhat in tact. Now it would not have to be perfectly intact, but rather only prevent the water droplets from the salt spray to remain the same consistency. Hurricanes need to have a force block the relative weather airflows and wind sheers.

The point made regarding dropping chemicals in the ocean is a good one. But cleaning up such things may not be as tough as you think and if the chemical liquid compound is lighter than ocean water it can be collected on top of the surface after the storm dissipates.

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If you could knock a Cat 5 to a Cat III or a Cat III to a Cat I then even if you do not render the Hurricane out of commission, as in get rid of all that energy, you can knock down the circulation and wind and perhaps some of this storm surge.

In consideration of sea life, let’s not forget what a Hurricane Does to mankind’s civilization such as over flowing POTWs, urban runoff and pollution after a major Hurricane strike that kills sea life too. Think on this in 2006.

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The Emancipation Proclamation Lie

Why does the Immigration Department insist on asking the question who freed the slaves and saying it was Lincoln? Do you think Lincoln was in a position to free the slaves in the South? Perhaps he was but that was never settled in court and it was the matter of Civil War, in part. He did not free the slaves in the North where he actually was legally entitled to make such a Proclamation. This kind of management of public perception is almost considered wise by people when they learn that it is not true. They say things like ‘We need our heroes’.

If we need to lie about liars and racists or otherwise keep our heads in dark places and eat what mushrooms eat, how will we address the opportunities to stop fighting over the One Pie? How will we make more pies on other planets and who will own those planets or get the gene therapy to extend life to a potential of 900 years? Who thinks that sentient robots with human brain contents dumped therein (Stanford 1999) will be better workers and who will have jobs? Why work at any job that can be done by a robot? Has our education system been creating thinkers who can create the vast potential inherent in new technology and space colonization?

When General Fremont freed the slaves in Missouri he was upbraided by Lincoln and rather than telling lies about Lincoln freeing slaves I think the schools and Immigration Department should have people read the Lincoln-Douglas debates where he makes it clear that he is a racist. I know some people try to say Fremont did not free the slaves so I will give you a quote from people I agree with and a link to the information you might want to check into.

“’The property, real and personal, of all persons in the State of Missouri who shall take up arms against the United States, and who shall be directly proven to have taken active part with their enemies in the field, is declared to be confiscated to the public use, and their slaves, if they have any, are hereby declared free.’

It has been stated by some of the papers that in thus pronouncing the emancipation of the slaves of rebels General Fremont was only carrying out the Act known as the Confiscating Act passed by Congress at the extra session. An examination of that act will, however, show that its provisions do not warrant the step taken by the General.” (1)
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