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#41
Nominations for Biggest Bogon Emitter and Idiot Extraordinaire / Re: IE nomination: The Egyptia...
Last post by evensgrey - October 04, 2020, 07:30:19 AMThis is the traditional Egyptian bread we're talking about here, the triangular loaves of the heavy stuff, with loads of oil in it? The stuff that really is a meal in itself? That makes what we call bread in North America look like a sickly child by comparison? (This stuff goes back as far as there are records of bread in Egypt, and that's a LONG WAY.)
There's no surprise that Egypt is running out of money. Egypt's dominant industry for bringing in foreign exchange is tourism, and there's precious little of that this year. (Egypt INVENTED being a tourist trap, and did it in antiquity. Romans used to go to Egypt to see the sights, many of which are still visited by modern tourists.)
There's no surprise that Egypt is running out of money. Egypt's dominant industry for bringing in foreign exchange is tourism, and there's precious little of that this year. (Egypt INVENTED being a tourist trap, and did it in antiquity. Romans used to go to Egypt to see the sights, many of which are still visited by modern tourists.)
#42
Nominations for Biggest Bogon Emitter and Idiot Extraordinaire / Re: IE nomination: The Egyptia...
Last post by Ibrahim90 - October 03, 2020, 10:06:18 PMIndeed: we need property laws that are simple, intuitive and promote growth. This isn't just for Egypt (which is actually one of the worst in the region), but most of the Arab World.
Anyway, I came back to post an update:
The government in Egypt has now stated that it will not increase the price of the bread subsidy. This sounds good for the poor in Egypt, until you hear what the government did instead: the bread loaves were ordered reduced from 110 grams to 90 grams.
This may seem like not much bread, but you have to consider that the average Egyptian is probably eating 4-5 loaves a day; this is a very high intake of calories--basically, it fuels the poorest Egyptians.
The government, rather than admitting that this is because they haven't the money to make the bread, instead claimed it was for the good of the Egyptians, since now everyone will lose weight from it...
(This proves the point, naturally: subsidies of this sort basically hold the people hostage to the state).
Anyway, I came back to post an update:
The government in Egypt has now stated that it will not increase the price of the bread subsidy. This sounds good for the poor in Egypt, until you hear what the government did instead: the bread loaves were ordered reduced from 110 grams to 90 grams.
This may seem like not much bread, but you have to consider that the average Egyptian is probably eating 4-5 loaves a day; this is a very high intake of calories--basically, it fuels the poorest Egyptians.
The government, rather than admitting that this is because they haven't the money to make the bread, instead claimed it was for the good of the Egyptians, since now everyone will lose weight from it...
(This proves the point, naturally: subsidies of this sort basically hold the people hostage to the state).
#43
Nominations for Biggest Bogon Emitter and Idiot Extraordinaire / Re: IE nomination: The Egyptia...
Last post by evensgrey - October 01, 2020, 01:42:10 PMSo, the despot (worse than the previous despot, by all accounts) wants to extort money from the generally rather poor population of Egypt on the basis that they aren't in compliance with the very laws that are a major contributor to them BEING poor.
(There was a specific case study on Egypt done by a group from IIRC Peru, which concluded that if you wanted to build a house on an empty stretch of desert, which was already determined to have no important archeological remains on it, doing so legally would take ~36 000 hours of paperwork. They did this study in part as a response to an observation that the Peruvian public telephone monopoly was unsalable under the horrendous mess that was Peruvian property law, which made it impossible to even specifically define what was for sale, but when the property law was cleaned up so that what was for sale and what could be done with it was legally clear, it sold easily for ten times the previous asking price. On examination of many 'developing' countries that have failed to develop, including Egypt, they found a common thread of not only corruption, but also a failure of legal clarity in property law.
In almost al developed countries, the law clearly defines what you can and cannot do with property you own, and who owns what property is, at the base level, easily determined by just asking the title registry office. If you want to do something with a piece of property, you generally file a single application in a single place and get an answer back fairly quickly.
In a place like Egypt, none of this is the case. While there is rarely disagreement in any given place about who owns what, there is no functioning system of formal law in place to support this, because, as Ibrahim noted, the system is simply to cumbersome. The result is a country practically carpeted with small businesses that cannot grow because they cannot get mortgage loans, insurance, or any of the other instruments and services that build upon functional systems of property law. Thus, Egypt, and many other countries with similar problems with their legal frameworks, stay poor because the state itself prevents real economic growth. (This in itself demonstrates how incompetent the governments in these states are. If they allowed growth, the tax base would expand, and the tax revenues would increase. This would make the government more powerful by making it richer. If Egypt just copied the system used in the UK, for instance, which has working property law with a layer in place to protect identified heritage locations and structures, they'd be far better off. But they don't, because it looks to the operators of the state like they'd lose power by doing so.)
(There was a specific case study on Egypt done by a group from IIRC Peru, which concluded that if you wanted to build a house on an empty stretch of desert, which was already determined to have no important archeological remains on it, doing so legally would take ~36 000 hours of paperwork. They did this study in part as a response to an observation that the Peruvian public telephone monopoly was unsalable under the horrendous mess that was Peruvian property law, which made it impossible to even specifically define what was for sale, but when the property law was cleaned up so that what was for sale and what could be done with it was legally clear, it sold easily for ten times the previous asking price. On examination of many 'developing' countries that have failed to develop, including Egypt, they found a common thread of not only corruption, but also a failure of legal clarity in property law.
In almost al developed countries, the law clearly defines what you can and cannot do with property you own, and who owns what property is, at the base level, easily determined by just asking the title registry office. If you want to do something with a piece of property, you generally file a single application in a single place and get an answer back fairly quickly.
In a place like Egypt, none of this is the case. While there is rarely disagreement in any given place about who owns what, there is no functioning system of formal law in place to support this, because, as Ibrahim noted, the system is simply to cumbersome. The result is a country practically carpeted with small businesses that cannot grow because they cannot get mortgage loans, insurance, or any of the other instruments and services that build upon functional systems of property law. Thus, Egypt, and many other countries with similar problems with their legal frameworks, stay poor because the state itself prevents real economic growth. (This in itself demonstrates how incompetent the governments in these states are. If they allowed growth, the tax base would expand, and the tax revenues would increase. This would make the government more powerful by making it richer. If Egypt just copied the system used in the UK, for instance, which has working property law with a layer in place to protect identified heritage locations and structures, they'd be far better off. But they don't, because it looks to the operators of the state like they'd lose power by doing so.)
#44
The Podcast / Bogosity Podcast for 27 Septem...
Last post by MrBogosity - September 27, 2020, 06:00:00 PM[mp3]https://media.blubrry.com/bogosity/s/podcast.bogosity.tv/mp3s/BogosityPodcast-2020-09-27.mp3[/mp3]
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- 0:34 - Rightsholders Ask Europe for Broad "Know Your Customer" Checks to Deter Piracy https://torrentfreak.com/rightsholders-ask-europe-for-broad-know-your-customer-checks-to-deter-piracy-200923/
- 5:22 - McConnell to Democrats in 2013: 'You'll Regret This' - He Was Right https://www.mrctv.org/blog/mcconnell-democrats-2013-youll-regret-he-was-right
- 12:20 - Crypto mining activities are now regulated by the Venezuelan gov https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-mining-activities-are-now-regulated-by-the-venezuelan-gov
- Daniel Prude death: Rochester police sought to delay video release https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/09/15/daniel-prude-death-rochester-police-sought-delay-video-release-mayor-lovely-warren/5803252002/
- Reuters/Ipsos: Ginsburg and Supreme Court Vacancy (09/21/2020) https://www.ipsos.com/sites/default/files/ct/news/documents/2020-09/topline-reuters-rbg-supreme-court-vacancy-092120.pdf
- Results & Data | Marquette Law School Poll https://law.marquette.edu/poll/category/results-and-data/
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#45
The Podcast / Bogosity Podcast for 20 Septem...
Last post by MrBogosity - September 20, 2020, 06:00:12 PM[mp3]https://media.blubrry.com/bogosity/s/podcast.bogosity.tv/mp3s/BogosityPodcast-2020-09-20.mp3[/mp3]
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- 0:33 - Mueller investigation "accidentally" wipes over 30 cell phones https://www.justice.gov/oip/foia-library/general_topics/communications_strzok_and_page_09_04_20/download
- 5:06 - IRS to Pay $625K to Crack Monero, Crypto Proponents Scoff at Contract https://news.bitcoin.com/irs-to-pay-625k-to-crack-monero-crypto-proponents-scoff-at-contract/
- 10:12 - SWIFT: Follow the Money https://www.swift.com/sites/default/files/files/swift_bae_report_Follow-The%20Money.pdf
- Money-Laundering and Globalization https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/money-laundering/globalization.html
- Trump Signs New Executive Order On Prescription Drug Prices https://www.npr.org/2020/09/13/912545090/trump-signs-new-executive-order-on-prescription-drug-prices
- Feds seize almost $400K of ?counterfeit Apple AirPods? that are actually OnePlus Buds https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/13/21435637/us-cbp-counterfeit-airpods-oneplus-buds-mixup
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#46
Nominations for Biggest Bogon Emitter and Idiot Extraordinaire / IE nomination: The Egyptian go...
Last post by Ibrahim90 - September 17, 2020, 06:12:20 PM[yt]YQXwUZR3La4[/yt]
So it looks like the government has decided that the best way to kickstart the economy, is to tear down all houses in violation of the building/property codes.
When one considers that many, or perhaps most of Egypt's modern buildings are in violation of those codes (because it's ridiculously difficult to do it by law), a lot of people are going to have a very bad time.
The media shares in the nomination, as they've simply supported the president, without even remotely calling this into question.
And for the impoverished Egyptians, the only way out would be to somehow pay the fines. If they can't, the media suggests that the government will "help" by offering loans to the people. To add to the stupidity of the affair, everyone knows and admits there isn't the money to do such a thing in the first place!
To sweeten the shit pill, the government under as-sissi insists that the measure is meant to give the Egyptians a legal peace of mind. Acting the tough guy (as always) as-sissi has flat out stated: "if you want your affairs settled, bring your bags" (i.e. moneybags).
The severity of the measures also touches the mosques--many of which in the country (as in the rest of the Near East), are funded by Awqaf--essentially a type of trust fund. Rather than object to this, certain clerics have supported the government, by making the argument that the mosques are on "Ravaged land"*, and therefore cannot be prayed in in the first place. The law would in many cases be ex post facto, as many of the mosques predate the laws on property. I bring this up, as it illustrates how the clergy--which is normally (and traditionally) willing to stand up to the government--has now become complicit; the argument they made is actually very bad, and is clearly their attempt to please the government.
*Thet term is translation of an actual legal term in Islam, but it is absolutely not applicable to the mosques in this case. "Ravaged land" would be something like the Black Hills, for example: land unjustly taken from its previous owner. The clerics came up with this flimsy argument, because if they followed the actual rules, they'd have no choice but to stand up to the president--which they're too cowardly to do.
So it looks like the government has decided that the best way to kickstart the economy, is to tear down all houses in violation of the building/property codes.
When one considers that many, or perhaps most of Egypt's modern buildings are in violation of those codes (because it's ridiculously difficult to do it by law), a lot of people are going to have a very bad time.
The media shares in the nomination, as they've simply supported the president, without even remotely calling this into question.
And for the impoverished Egyptians, the only way out would be to somehow pay the fines. If they can't, the media suggests that the government will "help" by offering loans to the people. To add to the stupidity of the affair, everyone knows and admits there isn't the money to do such a thing in the first place!
To sweeten the shit pill, the government under as-sissi insists that the measure is meant to give the Egyptians a legal peace of mind. Acting the tough guy (as always) as-sissi has flat out stated: "if you want your affairs settled, bring your bags" (i.e. moneybags).
The severity of the measures also touches the mosques--many of which in the country (as in the rest of the Near East), are funded by Awqaf--essentially a type of trust fund. Rather than object to this, certain clerics have supported the government, by making the argument that the mosques are on "Ravaged land"*, and therefore cannot be prayed in in the first place. The law would in many cases be ex post facto, as many of the mosques predate the laws on property. I bring this up, as it illustrates how the clergy--which is normally (and traditionally) willing to stand up to the government--has now become complicit; the argument they made is actually very bad, and is clearly their attempt to please the government.
*Thet term is translation of an actual legal term in Islam, but it is absolutely not applicable to the mosques in this case. "Ravaged land" would be something like the Black Hills, for example: land unjustly taken from its previous owner. The clerics came up with this flimsy argument, because if they followed the actual rules, they'd have no choice but to stand up to the president--which they're too cowardly to do.
#47
The Podcast / Bogosity Podcast for 13 Septem...
Last post by MrBogosity - September 13, 2020, 06:00:00 PM[mp3]https://media.blubrry.com/bogosity/s/podcast.bogosity.tv/mp3s/BogosityPodcast-2020-09-13.mp3[/mp3]
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News of the Bogus:
- 01:25 - Kamala Harris: Drug Warrior, Vice Cop, Draconian Prosecutor https://reason.com/video/kamala-harris-drug-warrior-vice-cop-draconian-prosecutor/
- Inside Kamala Harris? polarizing record as a prosecutor https://nypost.com/2020/08/12/inside-kamala-harris-polarizing-record-as-a-prosecutor/
- 07:48 - Judge rules FBI, NSA broke the law and court orders with data collection https://www.engadget.com/judge-finds-fbi-nsa-broke-law-with-data-collection-155229403.html?guccounter=1
- 11:42 - Aussie police ?SATISFIED? with arrest of pregnant woman over anti-lockdown message. She described it as scary kidnapping https://www.rt.com/news/499765-australia-police-defend-pregnant-arrest/
- Citing a Dubious Study, This Congressman Wants the FDA To Ban E-Cigarettes As a COVID-19 Hazard https://reason.com/2020/08/17/citing-a-dubious-study-this-congressman-wants-the-fda-to-ban-e-cigarettes-as-a-covid-19-hazard/
- FBI Horrified To Discover Ring Doorbells Can Tip Off Citizens To The Presence Of Federal Officers At Their Door https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200902/14310945236/fbi-horrified-to-discover-ring-doorbells-can-tip-off-citizens-to-presence-federal-officers-their-door.shtml
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#48
The Podcast / Bogosity Podcast for 6 Septemb...
Last post by MrBogosity - September 06, 2020, 06:00:00 PM[mp3]https://media.blubrry.com/bogosity/s/podcast.bogosity.tv/mp3s/BogosityPodcast-2020-09-06.mp3[/mp3]
Kyle Rittenhouse Special:
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Kyle Rittenhouse Special:
- 01:41 - Kenosha Wisconsin Footage The Media Doesn't Want You To See (Compilation) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75uwKcD3dv4
- 02:25 - Kyle Rittenhouse full night and shooting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxqeOYRecmE&bpctr=1599064307
- Kyle Rittenhouse shooting full timeline (in progress) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reyJ3XPH63g&bpctr=1599064634
- 06:57 - Kyle Rittenhouse JUSTIFIED? Lawyers Explain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L7JQ-KXzWg
- Ian Miles Cheong on Twitter: "Kyle Rittenhouse?s legal team has released a full statement of his defense." https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1299791270655582208
- Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, faces first-degree intentional homicide, five other charges in Kenosha protest shootings https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/kyle-rittenhouse-17-faces-first-degree-intentional-homicide-five-other-charges-in-kenosha-protest-shootings/ar-BB18rCiI
- Tucker Carlson draws backlash after comments about Kenosha shooting suspect Kyle Rittenhouse https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tucker-carlson-kyle-rittenhouse-defense-shooting-suspect-backlash/
- AprilDRyan on Twitter https://twitter.com/AprilDRyan/status/1300513488113225728
- Kyle Rittenhouse to be defended by FightBack Foundation in shooting https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2020/08/27/kyle-rittenhouse-defended-fightback-foundation-kenosha-shooting-l-lin-wood-raising-money-gofundme/5650147002/
- Mark Joseph Stern on Twitter https://twitter.com/mjs_DC/status/1298983731512799235
- How Accurate Are Memes Comparing Tamir Rice and Kyle Rittenhouse? https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tamir-rice-kyle-rittenhouse-memes/
- Kyle Rittenhouse Speaks Out About Deadly Kenosha Shooting https://townhall.com/tipsheet/bethbaumann/2020/08/30/kyle-rittenhouses-attorney-explains-what-took-place-when-the-17yearold-fired-his-weapon-in-kenosha-n2575328
- Wisconsin open carry law: Did Rittenhouse legally have gun in Kenosha? https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/crime/2020/08/26/wisconsin-open-carry-law-kyle-rittenhouse-legally-have-gun-kenosha-protest-shooting-17-year-old/3444231001/
- Chrystul Kizer freed on bail https://nypost.com/2020/06/23/chrystul-kizer-accused-of-killing-suspected-trafficker-freed/
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#49
The Podcast / Bogosity Podcast for 23 August...
Last post by MrBogosity - August 23, 2020, 06:00:00 PM[mp3]https://media.blubrry.com/bogosity/s/podcast.bogosity.tv/mp3s/BogosityPodcast-2020-08-23.mp3[/mp3]
News of the Bogus:
19:20 - Idiot Extraordinaire: Indiana https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/08/cities-sue-netflix-hulu-disney-claim-they-owe-cable-franchise-fees/
This Week's Quote: "The liberty to have and hold property is not one they recognize. They believe only in the liberty to envy, hate and loot the man who has it." ?H.L. Mencken
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News of the Bogus:
- 0:39 - Woman shot with BB gun for removing Trump sign from wrong yard https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/woman-shot-with-bb-gun-removing-trump-sign-she-thought-was-wrong-yard/4IEHLEQNEJEOZCRLTWT2IOYG64/
- North Carolina man charged for shooting woman with a BB gun as she mistakenly grabbed his Trump lawn sign https://www.rawstory.com/2020/08/north-carolina-man-charged-for-shooting-woman-with-a-bb-gun-as-she-mistakenly-grabbed-his-trump-lawn-sign/
- 5:55 - Germans must walk their dogs twice a day, new law will say https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/aug/19/germans-must-walk-their-dogs-twice-a-day-new-law-will-say
- 10:25 - Picking Locks with Audio Technology https://cacm.acm.org/news/246744-picking-locks-with-audio-technology/fulltext
19:20 - Idiot Extraordinaire: Indiana https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/08/cities-sue-netflix-hulu-disney-claim-they-owe-cable-franchise-fees/
This Week's Quote: "The liberty to have and hold property is not one they recognize. They believe only in the liberty to envy, hate and loot the man who has it." ?H.L. Mencken
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The Podcast / Bogosity Podcast for 16 August...
Last post by MrBogosity - August 16, 2020, 05:59:59 PM[mp3]https://media.blubrry.com/bogosity/s/podcast.bogosity.tv/mp3s/BogosityPodcast-2020-08-16.mp3[/mp3]
News of the Bogus:
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News of the Bogus:
- 0:30 - Congress Moves to Ban Milling Machines That Can Make Guns https://preparedtoprotect.net/2020/07/08/congress-moves-to-ban-milling-machines-that-can-make-guns/
- 4:44 - Monsanto gets injunction against California?s mandated cancer warning for glyphosate https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/monsanto-gets-injunction-against-californias-mandated-cancer-warning-for-glyphosate/
- 11:15 - Creating Family Friendly Chat More Difficult Than Imagined https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200812/10293145101/creating-family-friendly-chat-more-difficult-than-imagined-1996.shtml
- Trump Takes Executive Action to Provide Reduced Enhanced Unemployment Payment https://www.ntd.com/trump-takes-executive-action-to-provide-reduced-enhanced-unemployment-payment_493986.html
- Los Angeles is ground zero for the interpretation of California?s new charter schools law https://edsource.org/2020/los-angeles-is-ground-zero-for-the-interpretation-of-californias-new-charter-schools-law/637898
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