Mormon WikiLeaks (MormonLeaks)

[ByronMarchant]

following your lead dude ... it can all be referenced. Tell you what, I'll provide the legitimate references when you provide yours.

Aren't you the guy that years ago was trying to argue against evolution on CougarGuard?

[falafel]

I guess you're right. Only one compass.

I'm not going to disclose my source about the 24-hour in-home nursing care (registered nurses), which costs several hundred thousand dollars per year per ailing apostle.

Of course you're not. Which gives us full license to find that your "evidence" lacks credibility.

Its funny how when you are losing an argument, you just switch to a new one.

[tooblue]

Of course you're not. Which gives us full license to find that your "evidence" lacks credibility.

Its funny how when you are losing an argument, you just switch to a new one.

Lodestone Compass: Chinese or Olmec Primacy? Multidisciplinary analysis of an Olmec hematite artifact from San Lorenzo, Veracruz, Mexico.

http://www.academia.edu/6108559/Lode...eracruz_Mexico

[Moliere]

following your lead dude ... it can all be referenced. Tell you what, I'll provide the legitimate references when you provide yours.

[ByronMarchant]

Of course you're not. Which gives us full license to find that your "evidence" lacks credibility.

Its funny how when you are losing an argument, you just switch to a new one.

You are not required to accept what I tell you regarding 24-hour in-home RNs as fact. I just can't provide the evidence because it wouldn't be prudent.

[ByronMarchant]

CougarGuard was so much better than CougarStadium. It's a damn shame that all the Utes had to be pushed away, despite their shortcomings.

http://www.cougarguard.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19827

Thread title:

Being on the wrong side of history

SeattleUte:

"The title of your thread is such an understatement it's hilariously ironic. The whole movement is on the wrong side of history. It's thoroughly anachronisctic, from the "First Vision" to its ideas about race and women and gays, and therein lies its appeal, to many. The Second Great Awakening was, like the Romantic movement, a reaction to the bleak side of the Enlightenment, materialism. I think my statement that Mormonism's thrust is to turn back the clock is spot on."

[falafel]

You are not required to accept what I tell you regarding 24-hour in-home RNs as fact. I just can't provide the evidence because it wouldn't be prudent.

So why even bring it up? It holds no value in terms of the discussion we are having.

[Jeff Lebowski]

You are not required to accept what I tell you regarding 24-hour in-home RNs as fact. I just can't provide the evidence because it wouldn't be prudent.

This is the dumbest criticism yet. In-home nursing care for guys who have sacrificed their retirement period in service? Oh the horror.

[falafel]

CougarGuard was so much better than CougarStadium. It's a damn shame that all the Utes had to be pushed away, despite their shortcomings.

http://www.cougarguard.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19827

Thread title:

Being on the wrong side of history

SeattleUte:

"The title of your thread is such an understatement it's hilariously ironic. The whole movement is on the wrong side of history. It's thoroughly anachronisctic, from the "First Vision" to its ideas about race and women and gays, and therein lies its appeal, to many. The Second Great Awakening was, like the Romantic movement, a reaction to the bleak side of the Enlightenment, materialism. I think my statement that Mormonism's thrust is to turn back the clock is spot on."

Its still there. Go ahead and take your schtick to that site if you prefer it.

[ByronMarchant]

This is the dumbest criticism yet. In-home nursing care for guys who have sacrificed their retirement period in service? Oh the horror.

I'm pretty sure I already said I'm OK with it.

[tooblue]

Aren't you the guy that years ago was trying to argue against evolution on CougarGuard?

You mean the notion of evolution that humans evolved from apes, as depicted in "The March of Progress?" Yup. And I'm in good company—just ask any palaeontologist whether human evolution was linear or sequential? What's more, your 'pure' Americans, of largely European descent, that according to you are the only Americans human enough to be considered worthy of your concern, actually may be descended in large part from neanderthals?

[tooblue]

Well, since we are dealing only in interpretations right ;-) Don't be daft Moliere. It suits you too well. And I see from reading the board you finally heeded some advice about traveling: an apartment in Paris can be as nice or nicer than staying in a hotel

[ByronMarchant]

You mean the notion of evolution that humans evolved from apes, as depicted in "The March of Progress?" Yup. And I'm in good company—just ask any palaeontologist whether human evolution was linear or sequential? What's more, your 'pure' Americans, of largely European descent, that according to you are the only Americans human enough to be considered worthy of your concern, actually may be descended in large part from neanderthals?

Go on. Please tell us more about how we are descended "in large part" (~3% of our DNA) from neanderthals.

[tooblue]

Go on. Please tell us more about how we are descended "in large part" (~3% of our DNA) from neanderthals.

Why don't you tell us. Link? And let's hear your sources?

[Armenag]

Why even call it a base allowance if there are not supplements?

I would assume there are location-based adjustments.