Tuesday February 14, 2012

Richardson's past comments

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    Richardson

    Are we to assume that coaching renegades entails teaching them to simulate Japanese shame programming? It might be a good idea to research Bioenergetics a bit. A classic energy-stealing technique, especially popular in Japan, is creating a feeling of obligation or shame in the mind of the one from whom the energy is to be taken.

    Posted in: Train shame

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    Richardson

    WHy not just solve the problem in the traditional way? Manipulate finance in such a way as to force Japan to turn to the WOrld Bank or the IMF for help, which is given on condition that they institute "reforms" that allow multinational corporations to buy control of their industries, leading to control of their media, leading to suppression of the issue, and out of sight, out of mind. It works with logging rainforests, etc. It might be a little difficult to bankrupt Japan, but nothing ventured, nothing gained.

    Posted in: 'The Cove' puts Japanese fishermen everywhere on the defense

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    Richardson

    Good point, Jason6. I found myself agreeing with the deploring of the media harping on the inconvenience aspect, but your comment shifted my point of view.

    Posted in: Man dies after being hit by Tokyo Monorail train in tunnel

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    Richardson

    For even less you can get The Real Thing: http://page18.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/w48334352

    Posted in: SLR style compact digital camera

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    Richardson

    One wonders how doing away with toll-free highways is going to help...or is this a typo?

    Posted in: Hatoyama backs fiscal regulation; says he's not turning to socialism

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    Richardson

    Titian's remark about the KGB probably is prompted by an incorrect memory of the poisoned umbrella used by the Bulgarian secret service to kill a defector in London years ago.

    Posted in: Two women attacked by man with umbrella in Shinjuku

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    Richardson

    The ordinary face masks that people wear when they have a cold are indeed good only for preventing the relatively large particles ejected by coughing, sneezing, etc. from passing through, but do not stop the tiny particles that most pathogens ride from entering.

    For that, you need a surgical mask, of the rating N95. Theye have a much smaller mesh, and should be effective. It would be advisable, however, to disinfect these periodically.

    Probably the best thing to have on hand in the event of the flu is MMS. See: http://www.bioredox.mysite.com/CLOXhtml/CLOXprot.htm This article is on the website of a physician/researcher who has specialised for some time in oxidative therapy, especially involving activated sodium chlorite, which is what MMS is. Clicking "Back to home page" will reveal many other pages on chlorine dioxide uses.

    This page by the principal researcher and developer of the MMS protocol deals with MMS and the Swine Flu virus. http://jimhumble.biz/biz-newflu.htm

    Posted in: How useful are face masks in helping combat the spread of flu and colds?

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