Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Bordermarkers as monuments
Date: Feb 04, 2005 @ 19:53
Author: aletheiak ("aletheiak" <aletheiak@...>)
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> Lighten up, Mike.ok blitzen here
> Wolfgang used the term "fall victim" in quotes to indicate thathe meant it in
> only the figurative sense. I meant it the same way in myresponse. Surely no
> one can literally be victimized by a view of the worldmy point is
> word.monuments
>
> Lowell G. McManus
> Leesville, Louisiana, USA
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "aletheia kallos" <aletheiak@y...>
> To: <BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 10:55 AM
> Subject: Re: AW: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Bordermarkers as
>
>
> >
> > if you fall or are a victim of anything wolfgang
> > & let me say i dont believe you or any of us is
> > then it is a victimhood only in & of your own belief
> >
> > a belief in this case about victimhood itself
> >
> > for in reality there are no victims of anything but
> > their own misperception or misunderstanding of what is
> > actually happening
> >
> > we are all creating our own reality & our own
> > experience
> > with every belief & every thought we think
> >
> > fully responsible & positively divine we are
> >
> > so indeed all negativity is not just a nil & an ill
> > within ones creation
> > but is actually a lie
> >
> > perhaps not a deliberate or conscious lie
> >
> > & so some might consider it merely a slip or a
> > harmless indulgence when they do recognize it
> >
> > but every negative belief is pernicious nonetheless
> > within ones own creation
> > in that it is self limiting or even self defeating
> > & thus it is a form of self damage that in your terms
> > one really could fall victim to
> >
> > & i believe that is the only actual victimhood that is
> > even possible in this world
> >
> >
> >
> > you do add some new nonsense claims here tho
> > which also lose sight of the basic meanings of things
> >
> > for
> > normally & indeed always
> > so far as i know
> > boundary documentation is
> > the basic tale or info & proof of the boundary
> > &
> > boundary monumentation is
> > the reminder & demonstration of it
> >
> >
> > so confuse everything & dump victimhood on yourself
> > too if you absolutely must
> > tho of course i wish you wouldnt in our sight
> >
> > & if you feel you must dump on others
> > please at least notice first that you have your head
> > up your ass
> >
> >
> > at the very least i think you owe jesper & dominic &
> > mike & perhaps everyone a retraction & correction
> > for referring to them in 16554 as victims
> > of anything
> > whether in connection with our recent & highly
> > illustrious afcnpk try or otherwise
> >
> > & i think lowell owes you a similar apology &
> > correction for a similar misunderstanding of the word
> > victim in 16564
> > tho i agree with the rest of his finding
> >
> > --- Wolfgang Schaub
> > <Wolfgang.Schaub@c...> wrote:
> >
> >> I claim bordermarkers are d o c u m e n t s
> >> "normally". If they are
> >> monuments, something is wrong in the
> >> self-understanding of the nation who
> >> places them.
> >>
> >> But maybe I "fall victim" of a neo-European view of
> >> the world.
> >> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> >> Von: aletheiak [mailto:aletheiak@y...]
> >> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 3. Februar 2005 21:28
> >> An: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
> >> Betreff: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Bordermarkers as
> >> monuments
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> indeed wolfgang
> >> bordermarkers
> >> a r e
> >> monuments
> >>
> >> & they are also ordinarily called boundary
> >> monuments
> >>
> >>
> >> i liked your explanation of
> >> unbroken
> >> too
> >> tho it is actually the exact opposite of what mr
> >> nasarbajew meant
> >> as he was saying there would be no broken borders
> >> not no unbroken borders
> >> hahahahaha
> >>
> >> & your equating unbroken with plowed is lovely too
> >> even if also contrary to common sense
> >> & even tho my unabridged dictionary & i have never
> >> heard of that
> >> uncommon or nonexistent sense either
> >> of the word plough or plow
> >>
> >> but perhaps you can substantiate this
> >> for it is the second crazy plough claim we have
> >> heard this week
> >> hahahaha
> >>
> >>
> >> oh & please do explain what you meant by victim
> >> too in your
> >> previous slurry before you proceed to pile on any
> >> more
> >> nonsense
> >>
> >> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Wolfgang
> >> Schaub"
> >> <Wolfgang.Schaub@c...> wrote:
> >> > Just two examples:
> >> >
> >> > 1) The East:
> >> >
> >> > If you walk from Simikot / Humla District,
> >> Western Nepal,
> >> upwards in the
> >> > valley of the Humla Karnali Goshi, you will,
> >> after a few days,
> >> cross the
> >> > Nara Lagna pass at 4580 m down into the valley.
> >> Near the
> >> hamlet Hilsa the
> >> > river forms the Nepalese/Tibetan boundary.
> >> Crossing the river -
> >> which is
> >> > easily possible on a bridge, absolutely devoid
> >> of controls - one
> >> climbs up a
> >> > promontory to reach the prominently looking
> >> Chinese
> >> "bordermarker", with the
> >> > characters for "zhong" and "guo" - Land of the
> >> Middle - facing
> >> Nepal (!),
> >> > something which is unusual for Western
> >> bordermarkers. Not
> >> only this, but
> >> > also the fact that the dark-grey concrete pillar
> >> is about 200 m
> >> off the
> >> > river bed indicates it is meant as a "warning"
> >> against all wild
> >> barbarians =
> >> > non-Chinese, to keep off and be impressed.
> >> >
> >> > Walking on into Tibet, next came the village
> >> Sher - 3600 m -
> >> and a few miles
> >> > later the bigger village of Kojarnath. Here is
> >> the first Chinese
> >> police
> >> > station, with a timid young Chinese police
> >> officer holding out in
> >> his
> >> > hopeless position among hostile Tibetan locals.
> >> No controls
> >> either. Further
> >> > on, after another few miles, you will reach the
> >> little town of
> >> > Purong/Taklakot, where tea is waiting in the
> >> local guest house.
> >> Here you
> >> > will be met by Chinese green-uniform officials
> >> who will check
> >> your
> >> > passports, and, most important, stamp them, will
> >> have an
> >> interested look
> >> > into the smaller bags - the larger rucksacks
> >> remain
> >> unchecked. Finally the
> >> > friendly officials will stand up, together with
> >> the entire party, for
> >> an
> >> > "international friendship" group snapshot
> >> outside of the office.
> >> Afterwards
> >> > you are free to do whatever you like in Tibet -
> >> provided you find
> >> something
> >> > to eat.
> >> >
> >> > Sorry, the pictures that I have are in my photo
> >> album.
> >> >
> >> > 2) The Soviet style:
> >> >
> >> > You best take the former inner-German border. It
> >> was
> >> "ploughed" and
> >> > "unbroken", to speak in Mr. Nasarbajew's
> >> terminology.
> >> Ploughed means there
> >> > was a broad, staggered security strip, with
> >> watchtowers and
> >> shooting ranges,
> >> > so that anybody trying to cross the border - an
> >> absolute crime
> >> in
> >> > communism - could easily be detected and
> >> "liquidated".
> >> Unbroken means it was
> >> > completely tight, no holes in between. The
> >> border fortification
> >> line did not
> >> > follow the "official" delineation - there have
> >> been deviations of
> >> up to
> >> > several hundred metres. I remember a place in
> >> Bavaria,
> >> where, next to the
> >> > sidewalk of a West German road, there stood the
> >> East German
> >> border marker in
> >> > a deep forest, while the "real" border was far
> >> away "ploughing"
> >> through a
> >> > better controllable back-country area. These
> >> were places
> >> where you could
> >> > take foreign visitors to when they wanted to be
> >> thrilled by
> >> stepping into
> >> > East Germany un-punished.
> >> >
> >> > In other words: The boundary fortifications
> >> served as a
> >> monument of warning.
> >> >
> >> > Wolfgang
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
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