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BINGO COLIN
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I think I'll just go and have another beer.......... :rolleyes: :D
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i dont get it
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Can I have one too please? ;) |
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Free Beer? I want free beer! stop holding out on the free beer
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Grolsh, Grolsh, Grolsh, Grolsh, Grolsh, Grolsh, Grolsh, Grolsh, Grolsh.......ahhhhhhh.....thats better :D
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may i join you and let the rabid members get on with it , have one on me :beer: |
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This is actually a useful side-effect of a suicide strategy from the point of view of stopping it - the most talented and successful enemy end up dead first, thus lowering the quality. All you have to do is stop more people joining up. Shame we're operating a policy of persuading more people to join up. |
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For an "on the other hand" viewpoint of this story...
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/inter...268788,00.html |
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I've always thought it highly unlikely that none of the world's security agencies knew about the pending attacks on the World Trade Center. I just cannot accept that such attacks, which necessitated a great deal of planning over a long period of time, weren't foreseen :no:
It's sad that so much paranoia exists over terrorism because I honestly don't believe the threat is anywhere near as great as is it's made out to be, largely for political and financial purposes. My real fear is that in the name of counter terrorism our civil rights and liberties will be (further) erroded, with governments telling us that their latest anti-terrorism measures are necessary to protect our rights and liberties. Identity cards are the most obvious example. Jacobsen uses the phrase ""aware" Americans" - I'd say that "paranoid and racist" is more accurate. It's interesting how quickly America has reverted to it's old racist ways - 30s Deep South, and post-Perl Harbour and the concentration camps for the Japanese. Assuming of course that it ever left it's old racist ways behind. The detail of Jacobsen's account shows that, from the moment she saw "14 Middle Eastern men" boarding the aircraft, she was in "seedy journalist" rather than "concerned American" mode. Quote:
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Here's the follow up to the original article...
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You should try to remember that most Americans are very poorly educated as to the rest of the world. Their education system is very poor, even in comparrison to Britains current educational mess. They learn little or nothing about the rest of the world. Most Americans never leave the continental USA, and when they do its to bomb other countries in illegal wars. Or at the very least, they come to europe and insult us all by saying '' How Quaint '', very loudly.
Is it any wonder that the current Junta in washington find it so easy to make its citizens paranoid. :rolleyes: |
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