A. Keith EmersonB. Rick WakemanC. Richard WrightD. Ray ManzarekE. Jon LordF. Jerry Lee LewisG. Elton JohnH. Billy JoelI. I wouldn't have oneJ. Other (specify)
A. Malcolm YoungB. James HetfieldC. Pete TownshendD. Keith RichardsE. Chuck BerryF. Bo DiddleyG. The EdgeH. Other (specify)I. Who needs a rhythm guitarist?
CHAUVINISMZealous and aggressive patriotism or blind enthusiasmBiased devotion to any group, attitude or causeN. Chauvin was a soldier in Napoleon's army noted for LOUD-MOUTHED patriotism
Nationalists think they will be swallowed up by other cultures and lose their identifies if they don't keep PURE. That's hogwash baloney crapola. You can embrace all cultures witho... moreNationalists think they will be swallowed up by other cultures and lose their identifies if they don't keep PURE. That's hogwash baloney crapola. You can embrace all cultures without losing yours. The world is a mighty big place and everyone has something to contribute to it. Every culture. All the people. Nationalists are very narrow in their views and fear being engulfed and so they assert their right to shut out everyone but those like them and think they are doing themselves and their "culture" a great service. SIGH. They will never be convinced they are wrong. They cling tightly to their beliefs and shut out everything/everyone. Hitler was very nationalistic. Every country involved in genocide always has the most noble motive. To keep the culture intact. To remain PURE. They convince themselves that their very survival depends are killing off "the other". And it has not served them well. It will not serve America well. It is a great sadness. less
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ8eUzBj-bgIt's brief and easy to understand.It names the studies that provide the proof;who did them, when, where, why and how.For those who might ... morehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ8eUzBj-bgIt's brief and easy to understand.It names the studies that provide the proof;who did them, when, where, why and how.For those who might not know,it explains the meaning of scientific consensus.For those who claim that it's some kind of conspiracy,it provides proof that it is not.
During the 13th season of The Apprentice, Donald Trump infamously told celebrity contestant and Playboy Playmate Brande Roderick that it “must be a p... moreDuring the 13th season of The Apprentice, Donald Trump infamously told celebrity contestant and Playboy Playmate Brande Roderick that it “must be a pretty picture, you dropping to your knees.”
That was the oral-sex joke that made it to air on NBC; what didn’t was two seasons worth of Trump telling Roderick he wanted to “marry” her and talking about how badly he wanted to “f***” the Playboy model with the “perfect body” and gorgeous “t8ts,” three former Apprentice employees tell The Daily Beast.
“ kept proposing to her and telling her how beautiful she was. I think he was trying to be charming,” said one Apprentice staffer, recalling Trump’s words with Roderick during The Apprentice’s eighth season—the second edition of Celebrity Apprentice. The staffer spoke on the condition of anonymity due to strict nondisclosure agreements those working on the ... less
Donald Trump’s Ghostwriter Tells All
“The Art of the Deal” made America see Trump as a charmer with an unfailing knack for business. Tony Schwartz helped create t... moreDonald Trump’s Ghostwriter Tells All
“The Art of the Deal” made America see Trump as a charmer with an unfailing knack for business. Tony Schwartz helped create that myth—and regrets it.If trump the clown cannot even read, how can he be expected to WRITE?
Trump, facing a crowd that had gathered in the lobby of Trump Tower, on Fifth Avenue, laid out his qualifications, saying, “We need a leader that wrote ‘The Art of the Deal.’ ” If that was so, Schwartz thought, then he, not Trump, should be running. Schwartz dashed off a tweet: “Many thanks Donald Trump for suggesting I run for President, based on the fact that I wrote ‘The Art of the Deal.’ ”
Schwartz had ghostwritten Trump’s 1987 breakthrough memoir, earning a joint byline on the cover, half of the book’s five-hundred-thousand-dollar advance, and half of the royalties. The book was a phenomenal success, spending forty-eight weeks on the Times best-seller li... less
