Domain: chronwatch.com
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Re:Journalism?
LOL, you are new at this internet thing, right? Exactly how far do you think you have to go to find claims that global warming is a hoax?
Pointing out that the overwhelming majority of such articles in the popular press have zero scientific credibility is merely a public service, and it has NOTHING to do with what the BBC is looking for. The BCC are looking for real, scientific arguments against global warming that have been suppressed by the scientific establishment. You won't find it on some internet tabloid, if it exists at all. It is more likely to be on the homepage of some fringe university researcher in danger of getting fired.
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Re:get your wallets out...
Here's an article on Franklin's addition of the patent clause.
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Re:The Chinese Internet"I can't believe this made it to +4 interesting. Do you have any evidence for your preposterous claim? Everything I have heard has indicated that violent crime is at an all time low in Australia."
For this purpose, we can examine statistics from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, as compiled and reported by the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC). It is interesting to note that the AIC has many ''stakeholders'' from the Australian national and state governments. (4)
Here are some key findings about Australian crime trends for the period of 1995 (pre-ban) to 2001 (post-ban) (5):
The rate of assault has increased steadily from 563 victims per 100,000 people in 1995 to 779 per 100,000 people in 2001.
In 2001 the rate for robbery peaked at 136 per 100,000 people--the highest recorded since 1995.
The rate of sexual assault was 86 per 100,000 people, which is higher than any previous year.
The Australian per capita crime rates from 1996-2001:
Homocide: -11%
Assault: +39%
Rape: +19%
Robbery: +70%
The USA figures during that same period:
Homocide: -32%
Assault: -24%
Rape: -14%
Robbery: -33%
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Does anyone else find it hilarious...
That it's easier to get into the US from Mexico than it is from Canada?! Any terrorist could simply walk across the border into Texas without any impediment by the government. But yet an American citizen will not be allowed cross the Canadian border?! Strange stuff!
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Re:Sorry, China
Maybe you miss that the term "McCarthyism" is a negative one.
I thought so too, for a while. But it turns out that popular authors like Ann Coulter have rehabilitated McCarthy's image. They have now "proved" he was a good guy.
maybe you don't realize that this period ended somewhere in the mid-to-late 50's.
One of the longest-surviving relics of that period is the "Pledge of Allegiance", which McCarthyites in Congress modified to violate the 1st Amendment. -
Re:Rough terrain's a bitch
Harboring terrorists is the same as aiding-and-embedding them on their missions, get a fucking clue. On Sept. 20, 2001, the Taliban was asked to turn over bin-Laden or risk military intervention - and they didn't - case closed.
These people look like they really hate America:
Statue for soldiers
Long live Isreal, Long live America
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Re:sales tax?
Many of these people
"Many"... A nice vague number. There are an estimated 2.3 million "undocumented workers" in California alone -- and thats from conservative estimates. Far too many of those work off the books and under the table. Further, with the average cost of educating a child in California being over $7000, any tax dollars they bring in are spent on educating their kids alone. You keep saying I'm not addressing PAYROLL taxes -- if you re-read this thread, you'll see that I do -- and DISAGREE with you. You keep insisting that they do -- at least in numbers that make a difference -- but provide no back up material. All studies I've read ALL say that the exact numbers are difficult -- if not impossible to to estimate as huge numbers work under the table. ... have actual jobs that put them on payrolls.
"Undocumented workers" cost the US overall $67-$87 billion per year. Thats the NET loss -- even after calculating any benefit to the economy. How many LA County hospitals had to close their doors because they couldn't afford all the gonverment mandated services for people with out even medicare/medicaid? Expect to see Oliveview close within the next year. I bet Harbor closes soon after. Pretty soon, you'll be left with just 2 -- LACUSC and MLK/Drew. God help any of us who need an emergency room more than 10 miles a way from either of these.So far as "inforcing" (outdated) (read: ineffective -j) immigration laws - well, how exactly do you propose doing that?
I heard a wonderful idea in this regard:
Triple whatever the penality is currently for an employeer and include manditory jail time. Offer any illegal employee immunity, perminent residency and fast-track to US citizinship for reporting the employeer -- hell, include the offer to ALL employees of a given business. That would dry up ANY market for illegal labor.
Thanks, but I'd sooner toss my tax dollars into the street than to fund your racist propoganda.
Bite me, you stereotyping prick. You label me a racist because I dont want to pay for the education, medical care, housing (et al) for people who have no respect for our laws and borders? My wife was an immigrent -- as was her entire family. As was my mother. All of whom came to this country legally, respecting it's laws and borders. Far too many studies show the net drain on our economy (California's in particular) and a reasonable solution to STOP the drain when we can't afford it is labeled by you as RACISM? Nice ad homimem. -
Re:Umm.... do you still believe what you wrote?
Here's a link. Actually, it would still be a touchy subject, because opinions are so strong on the issue.
As I said, it is a *very* slim majority for women's opinions, but it is there.
I suspect you're right that there's a significant undecided faction, but I also suspect that undecided faction is much smaller than you think. Because the issue is an issue of life, death, fear, and lifestyle, very few people who have even a slight leaning one way or another are going to say "undecided."
Anyhow, check out the news item.
Aside from that, though, that was a minor point in my overall statement. But I try to post truthfully, even on the minor points.
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Re:Umm.... do you still believe what you wrote?
Here's a link.
As I said, it is a *very* slim majority for women's opinions, but it is there.
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Re:money saving technique
It's just hard to grow food when your fields have been napalmed.
A far bigger problem in the poor parts of the world is when the rulers treat the country and aid as if they own it.
Arafat,Hussein,Castro wealth
North Korea is starving due to the insane policies of its government, but Kim Jong Il seems to enjoy life. Kim Jong Il
It doesn't matter how much money you throw at a problem if the money doesn't get to where it does any good. Same for food.
The only way many of the poor and starving of the world will benefit will be if their government's behavior changes. Regretably that seldom happens peacefully.