Perspectiva Literaria is a book by Johannes Lencker in the 1500s. I am a descendant (and relative) of many Johannes Lenkers, who came from Switzerland. The family proved to be abolitionist in Pennsylvania.
Here are direct and nearly direct ancestors:
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Johannes Lenker
1710-Unknown
Johann Michael Lenker
1730-1797
Johann Philip Lenker
1759-1824
John Jacob Lenker
1760-1832
John Michael Lenker
1773-Unknown
Johann Adam Lenker
1807-1857
Jonas Jonathan Lenker
1812-Unknown
John Lenker
1816-1887
Johann Philip Lenker
1802-1885
Jonathan Lenker
1836-1886
Clayton Jonathan Lenker
1869-1944
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Jonathan Paul Cooper
(1989-Present.)
"And my advice will not profit you, even if I wish to give you good counsel, if Allah's Will is to keep you astray." (Surah Hud 13)
I do NOT intend to make it to Heaven only in my dreams. Not going to Hell should be far more a concern for us than being comfortably ignorant. How dare you torture children and women and everyone else with comforting deception? Eternity is not a lie. The resurrection is not a scam. Getting the correct version, grasping the concept itself about God Himself, is not a matter of no importance. FOREVER you will be grateful or regretful. FOREVER! To Hell with flippancy toward Scripture AND Science. (No April Fool's day joke.)
Not going to Hell should be far more a concern for us than being comfortable ignorant. How dare you torture children and women and everyone else with comforting deception? Eternity is not a lie. The resurrection is not a scam. Getting the correct version is not a matter of no importance. FOREVER you will be grateful or regretful. FOREVER!
If they think that I'm not a people person enough, well, it's not helping that you me in this bizarre, artificial social environment.
Perhaps, this surveillance has something to do with over active conscience? The Americans hate me because I make them look bad, and foreigners hate me because I make Americans look good? So, everybody hates me?
If I ever die on "accident," it was not due to sexual immorality. I've never even kissed. (I did hold hands with a girl once in highschool.) I just saved up an actual 60k dollars by living under bridge. Working manual labor. I remember (before I thought of the rocks under i-65) waking up to snow falling on my face. I cannot close the fingers in my left hand. If I do, I must pry them open. It's from my job. I have invested ( lost a lot of money, actually, a lot of money) in crypto. If the surveillance system decides that I'm not allowed to keep those BSV (after the value rises), I'll just castrate myself. I can't keep a girl that I'd prefer without money; no highschool sweetheart or anything. I'm 29. I need the money. If they just steal this from my pain stained hands, I'll chop it off. Of course, I'll need money for that too. Sigh, but that will be my intention. It's just a nuisance. This whole situation horrifies me...
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Hi Albinos,
I'm a colored person. When the interface darkens, I lighten. When the interface lightens, I darken. It goes down the drain; I swim upstream. I'm in the interface, not of the interface. I do not have to go down the drain. He broke the egg! Sin and death is not the law for me. I consider everything a loss to the surpassing greatness of winning the prize, the new life He made available. Leaving behind dead works, I give more than I take to such an extent that it is to others' benefit to pay me. Then, I can give more than I take outside of work. I live out identity, so, the resurrection is my destiny (beyond screen saver mode). Even if you kill me, the sword is my bitch. Death is my gain. You Smiley Face Killers, you Albino worshippers, just do me a favor when you drown me in a river - just not yourself a favor. Romans 8.
Sincerely,
A descendant of abolitionists (Lenker family)
The Case for Tax Cuts & Spending Discipline
The data is clear: Lives improve when the government takes less of our hard earned income.
People earn more.
A Harvard study “of over 200 fiscal adjustments in 21 countries shows that spending discipline and tax cuts are the best ways to spur economic growth.” And that study is not alone. According to comprehensive analyses by the Centre for Policy Studies, the European Central Bank, and the World Bank, high taxes and irresponsible spending slow the economy while low taxes and responsible spending grow the economy.
Lives improve.
A better economy means a better future for many families. According to the findings of a researcher from Utah State University, “couples with no assets at the beginning of a 36 month period were 70 percent more likely to divorce than couples with $10,000 in assets.” And children in poor households are more than twice as likely to drop out of school, six times more likely to experience violent crime, and a...
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H-O-H is the composition of water.
H. Genetic intelligence (VERY SEXY!!!!)
Single cell female uses a tool to reproduce.
O. Human intelligence (implies genetic)
Guy uses a woman to reproduce.
H. Artificial intelligence.
Robot uses a tool to reproduce.
Kill all the infidels, rawr!!!!!
Sorry. That was not necessary. Moving along now!
There's this babe named Ashley who is so hot. She looks like. On Dean's list. Dominated tennis in highschool. Still bitgin. Told me that she's going drive her car up her garage... Gulp! Totally hiding under carpet! AHHHHH! She's HOT! GET BITCOIN SV TO WIRK, DAMN IT!
I WANT THAT ONE... I'm such a big baby.
Oh well httpsss://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ouryfauHtd0&feature=youtu.be
If I darkened my skin... what if I would fit in better? Oh my... Would I make more sense to people? Hmmm
My godfather and his wife (they went to Princeton) have moved to France (which does not at all mean that I am Canadian), and I encouraged them to utilize the findings, etc., of CERN as much as possible in their ministry. And do something like this, whenever I swear with my coworkers. When I say "pardon my French,' I mean "pardon my profanity." When I mean "pardon my profanity," I may not realize that I mean "pardon my speech about spacetime itself," because profanity is merely a description of the BS that is Spacetime (a male fluid in comparison to water), which is screwing around, fucking around, etc., the black hole (eye of storm), fucking shit up with the creation of stars (tornadoes), and all that "shit rolls down hill," going down the drain, etc. In terms of triangular numbers, I consider CERN as "light," Amish as "water," and Liectenstein as "hub." The French is about merely spacetime itself, but, of course, n...
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Fur Gott, Furst, und Vaterland! Hail China!
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Chinese Firm Wraps Up Liechtenstein Bank
Thursday, 5 April 2018 06:55 | Written by Katharina Bart
Mason Group, Raiffeisen Private Bank, Liechtenstein
A Chinese finance firm has wrapped up a deal to buy a private bank in Liechtenstein. It is the most recent of a spate of Chinese deals in Europe's finance hubs. What is the attraction?
Hong Kong's Mason Group has cemented its purchase of Raiffeisen Private Bank in Liechtenstein, the two banks said in a statement. The Vaduz-based private bank's assets stood at more than one billion Swiss francs ($1.04 billion) in October, when the deal was first disclosed.
Raiffeisen has clients from Germany, Austria, Spain, Liechtenstein, Russia and Switzerland, including external asset managers. It is the latest European finance firm to go to a Chinese buyer. Germany has been the largest recipient of Chinese foreign direct investment thus far, but several finance deals have made waves. The move follow...
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Newspapers: Browse The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Sat 18 Dec 1943 Page 3 WHY THE NAZIS LEFT THE STATE OF LIECHTENSTEIN ALONE
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WHY THE NAZIS LEFT THE STATE OF LIECHTENSTEIN ALONE
A Mid-European Pocket Handkerchief
Principality Provided a Business Refuge
By a Special Correspondent
HIDDEN in a fold of the
mountains on the border
of Switzerland and Nazi-occu-
pied Austria is one of Europe's
smallest States-the 65-square
mile principality of Liechten-
stein.
It is one of the paradoxes of war
that, while practically every other
neutral on the Continent is looking to
its defences for protection from ag-
gression, Liechtenstein's 11,000-odd
citizens have gone on in the old,
unflurried way and the country has
remained completely unarmed.
A recent London cable message
made clear one of the reasons why
this pocket-hand...
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The Castle of Vaduz towers over Liechtenstein's capital. Photo: AFP
The Bouquet room in the Liechtenstein City Palace, Vienna.
The exterior of the palace.
Prince Alois of Liechtenstein and his wife, Princess Sophie.
The palace’s library.
Rubens’ The Discovery of the Infant Erichthonius, part of the China exhibition.
Liechtenstein Garden Palace, Vienna.
A hallway in the grand residence.
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Thinking big: Liechtenstein's art deal with China
Tiny Liechtenstein is hoping to catch China's eye with a loan of 100 artworks from its vast royal collection, writes Fionnuala McHugh
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Filipino domestic worker in Hong Kong fired after employer found out she has cervical cancer
The Philippine national stands to lose access to free medical care
Supporters have launched an online fundraising drive to help her
To...
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Pope defends China deal on bishops, says he will have final say on names
Philip Pullella
ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Tuesday defended a landmark deal between the Vatican and China on the appointment of bishops, saying he, and not the Beijing government, will have the final say on who is named.
In his first public comments on the deal signed in Beijing on Saturday, he told reporters on the plane returning from a trip to the Baltics that while he realizes not everyone will understand the logic behind the agreement, he was confident in the "great faith" of Chinese Catholics.
"It's not (that the government) names them. It is a dialogue. But the pope will appoint them. Let that be clear," he said of the deal, which was more than 10 years in the making.
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The deal gives the Vatican a long-desired say in the choice of bishops in China, though critics labeled the deal a sellout to the Comm...
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Protesters in Switzerland.
Dozens arrested during Swiss protests against Chinese president’s visit
According to police, protesters failed to comply with instructions, and continued to protest past an agreed deadline
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Swiss police detained 32 Tibetan and Swiss nationals protesting against a visit by Chinese president Xi Jinping on Sunday, a spokesman has said.
Swiss authorities had given a two-hour time limit to the protest in the centre of Bern to avoid the kind of confrontation that marked the last visit by a Chinese president 18 years ago.
Several people near a security zone set up for the state visit reportedly failed to comply with police instructions. Arrests were made and police also prevented a man from setting himself on fire, before handing him to doctors for treatment.
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Dozens arrested during Swiss protests against Chinese president’s visit
According to police, protesters failed to comply with instructions, and continued to protest past an agreed deadline
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Swiss police detained 32 Tibetan and Swiss nationals protesting against a visit by Chinese president Xi Jinping on Sunday, a spokesman has said.
Swiss authorities had given a two-hour time limit to the protest in the centre of Bern to avoid the kind of confrontation that marked the last visit by a Chinese president 18 years ago.
Several people near a security zone set up for the state visit reportedly failed to comply with police instructions. Arrests were made and police also prevented a man from setting himself on fire, before handing him to doctors for treatment.
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From Peak to Alpine heights: Hong Kong to Liechtenstein
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From Peak to Alpine heights: Hong Kong to Liechtenstein
At the heart of Europe, Liechtenstein. At the heart of Asia, Hong Kong. The connections between these two unique places are formed through business, governments and deeply, deeply personal bonds.
Photo: Minister Frick shaking hands with Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of the HKSAR Gregory So upon the signing of the Liechtenstein-HK FTA in 2011.
On August 15th, the people of Liechtenstein celebrate their Principality in the Schloß Vaduz garden and in the capital city of Vaduz. Far, far away, Liechtensteiners in Hong Kong celebrate in their hearts.
HT discovers a little of the magic of this unique enclave through the thoughts and words of H.S.H. Hereditary Prince Alois von und zu Liechtenstein, Dr Aurelia Frick, Minister for ...
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Liechtenstein has preserved many of the traditions of a typical medieval European royal court. Photo: www.liechtenstein.li
Liechtenstein has preserved many of the traditions of a typical medieval European royal court. Photo: www.liechtenstein.li
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Aug 9, 2018 12:21pm
Why mainland visitors flock to Liechtenstein
I recently visited the tiny landlocked European country of Liechtenstein, which is only about twice the size of Hong Kong Island with a population of a little over 30,000, but which has risen to the top three in GDP per capita in recent years.
Liechtenstein is famous for its beautiful postage stamps, but what caught my attention during my visit was its rapid sinification.
Despite its tiny size, Liechtenstein has become a highly popular destination for mainland holidaymakers.
Just walk on the main street of the country’s capital Vaduz, and you can easily see two giant flags flying high at the center of the s...
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