Alexander Peter KowalskI and anyone arguing with him are insane. I saw their crazy tirades once and googled his name, and HOLY SHIT. This guy has mini battle raging all over many sites for some of the most inane shit you can think of. He meticulously catalogs the people who have crossed him and works to MAKE SURE everyone understands they are fools.
Now, they well be fools, but by his meticulous and obsessive actions Kowalski (APK) has proved without a shadow of doubt his absolutE insanity. I haven't even argued with this guy so don't think I'm part of these internet crusades. All this I've found by googling his name. The trove of flaming and incomprehensible obsessive agression is humongous and both funny, and pathetic to varying intense degrees. Just google if you are curious about the kinds of crazy that are out there.T
Damn I just posted this. What's sad is the next tragedy, people will be playing Sherlock/Watson. Note, all the people playing the game think they're the true Sherlock and they're merely bouncing their well honed opinions off of all those Watsons.
A teenager said he is scared to go outside after he was portrayed on the Internet and on the front page of the New York Post as connected to the deadly Boston Marathon bombings.
Photos of Salah Eddin Barhoum, 17, and friend Yassine Zaime were posted on websites whose users have been scouring marathon finish line photos for suspects. The two were also on the Post's front Thursday with the headline: "Bag men: Feds seek these two pictured at Boston Marathon."
The Post reported later Thursday that the pair weren't considered suspects, and the FBI has since identified two other men as suspects in Monday's bombings, which killed three people and injured more than 180.
Why is it always boring "the Muslims are taking over" or "technology is our end! (Though I'm an ivy league mathematician)" manifestos. Why not a manifesto inspired novella depicting your nutty pet cause. You may still be violent and deluded, but at least you will be less boring!
They didn't need to move it, from what i understand they lacked essential safety and preventative requisite requirements. Some one will get charged with wanton reckless endangerment and manslaughter.
YouTube won't work, but if it's a little girl asking her dad to get them out of there, they are alive. Though, people shouldn't get near a burning fertilizer plant, especially with a kid. Several people thought they knew better and they have the.bits of shrapnel and many minor facial lacerations to show otherwise.
I think its a bit like Bhopal, where an economy grew up around the plant.
Kind of. West is a small Czechoslovakian community founded in the late 19th century. Now it might have grown towards or around the plant, but it was founded far earlier. Their city has a kolache restaurant right off the highway on I35, I always stop when heading past. In fact a picture shown on one of the cable news networks showed the mushroom cloud from that parking lot. I hope the 35 casualty count I just saw on USA TODAY is wrong.
In either case, little if anything will be done that's relevant to preventing future such acts.
You seem to be implying that there are things we should be doing that would prevent future such acts. So what should we be doing? I can understand hardening specific point targets like critical infrastructure, and general intelligence gathering. But we are already doing those things. In fact, many people feel that we are already way past the point of diminishing returns. What additional action could we have taken that would have prevented this?
"We will bankrupt ourselves in the vain search for absolute security." -- Dwight D. Eisenhower
Inspired words from the man who sanctioned America's first coups in Democratic countries.
Yet, none of these sequester cuts seem to keep the Obama White House from partying like there is no tomorrow. The one last night was an all star blow out.
I wonder how much that one cost the tax payers?
My cousin's husband's company lit the Obama White House for Christmas a few years ago, at a cost of: nothing.
You would be surprised how often people donate their time and effort because 1. It's free exposure and 2. It's the freaking White House
If only they did... But people might start to dream, maybe even that American Dream, that could be dangerous. They might, ya know, think they could climb that social ladder, and when they notice they can't... not a good idea, nono.
The American Dream is a seedy kind of place, didn't the people at the taco restaurant warn you?
You are not going far enough. That line can be drawn from Eisenhower and Kermit Roosevelt (Ted's grandson) the CIA operative who convinced the Shah to participate in a coup, to Hezbollah, and 9/11. The Shah was a coward who never would have agreed without British/US pressure. After the first coup failed he fled to a vacation home, then the first place with a British Embassy (Iraq).
The British were pissed that they (Mossadegh and parliament) were nationalizing the Anglo-Persian oil company. They were ripping them off through accounting tricks and treating the workers like paid slaves. The Iranians wanted the 5050 arrangement the US and the Saudis had. The British had 100+ years of experience dealing with their "slaves." Eisenhower, not was not concerned with this, until someone painted the picture with a red brush. One utterance of the "c" word (no, not the colloquial word for vagina) and minds changed.
All of the sudden Iran's fledgling parliament and democracy was destroyed, and the admiration shown for the USA as a country which threw off the yoke of British colonialists and appeared as a beacon of freedom to most Iranians was lost forever. Mossadegh could have ushered in a strong democracy with the oil power and wealth of the Saudis and the moderation of his European education. The world could be very different.
More citizens have seen SK movies, with quicker spread of information the lies are showing cracks. See dailynk.com 2011 interviews. They were told the South was less developed and poor, but the movies and years of receiving food aid from bags stamped ROK, and the currency devaluation which made years of work vanish instantly, perceptions are changing.
You are starting to understand how they feel about you. That is the real problem here. They can't just abandon their long range nuclear weapons programme because it is the only thing protecting them. They have to play this dangerous game.
I don't know what the solution is. I know what it isn't though: military intervention.
I think both sides keep pouring gas over the peninsula (U$ refined!) The question is increasingly: who lights the match?
Not that that is the only outcome, but China is getting unnerved. See Xi Jinping's comments today.
Most destitute N Koreans would welcome a war, if only to help remove themselves from abject poverty. It's really enlightening to read the 2011 interviews of them on dailynk.com
One of the big scores for Anonymous was that they defaced the page for Adalah.
Adalah is an organization providing probono legal help to Israeli minority citizens for discrimination cases.
Way to go, Anonymous. What a bunch of fuckwits.
(Added style points for starting this op on Holocaust Memorial Day, and trying to DDOS Yad Vashem. And for getting this op led by a citizen of Mauritania, the one remaining country that still has slavery.)
Mauritania heard Moses was coming to free some slaves, and part some seas!
But really, this Israel hate is laughable. People see the Israelis as invaders who locked out the Palestinians, yet the same people seem to never care that equal or greater numbers of Jews were banished from the multitude of Arab lands they called home for centuries.
Two wrongs != right, but one of them is often forgotten. I sympathize with the criticism, but not the outright hostility.
I can't wait for the Israelis to take the blame when Syria burns completely and Lebanon is set alight.
Seriously, this looks like a great way to range extend electric cars by putting it on a small tow-able trailer, or something that plugs into the rear similar to the trailer hitch carriers.
What happens in a 40 mph differential rear end collision? You might be able to design it to crumble and absorb energy better. But there are still solid plates o aluminium.
Motor on each wheel for awesome AWD and computer slip/stability control. No axles, just shielded and thoroughly protected wires. If one motor dies, now you have front wheel drive.
Not to mention you can turn in your own footprint in circles. Also, no more differentials, perfect variable power turning.
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Alexander Peter KowalskI and anyone arguing with him are insane. I saw their crazy tirades once and googled his name, and HOLY SHIT. This guy has mini battle raging all over many sites for some of the most inane shit you can think of. He meticulously catalogs the people who have crossed him and works to MAKE SURE everyone understands they are fools.
Now, they well be fools, but by his meticulous and obsessive actions Kowalski (APK) has proved without a shadow of doubt his absolutE insanity. I haven't even argued with this guy so don't think I'm part of these internet crusades. All this I've found by googling his name. The trove of flaming and incomprehensible obsessive agression is humongous and both funny, and pathetic to varying intense degrees. Just google if you are curious about the kinds of crazy that are out there.T
Damn I just posted this. What's sad is the next tragedy, people will be playing Sherlock/Watson. Note, all the people playing the game think they're the true Sherlock and they're merely bouncing their well honed opinions off of all those Watsons.
No kidding. These things have consequences;
A teenager said he is scared to go outside after he was portrayed on the Internet and on the front page of the New York Post as connected to the deadly Boston Marathon bombings.
Photos of Salah Eddin Barhoum, 17, and friend Yassine Zaime were posted on websites whose users have been scouring marathon finish line photos for suspects. The two were also on the Post's front Thursday with the headline: "Bag men: Feds seek these two pictured at Boston Marathon."
The Post reported later Thursday that the pair weren't considered suspects, and the FBI has since identified two other men as suspects in Monday's bombings, which killed three people and injured more than 180.
Why is it always boring "the Muslims are taking over" or "technology is our end! (Though I'm an ivy league mathematician)" manifestos. Why not a manifesto inspired novella depicting your nutty pet cause. You may still be violent and deluded, but at least you will be less boring!
For the discussion of what could have caused it by people who know about fertilizer plants?
A rapid and uncontrolled oxidation reaction.
They didn't need to move it, from what i understand they lacked essential safety and preventative requisite requirements. Some one will get charged with wanton reckless endangerment and manslaughter.
YouTube won't work, but if it's a little girl asking her dad to get them out of there, they are alive. Though, people shouldn't get near a burning fertilizer plant, especially with a kid. Several people thought they knew better and they have the.bits of shrapnel and many minor facial lacerations to show otherwise.
I think its a bit like Bhopal, where an economy grew up around the plant.
Kind of. West is a small Czechoslovakian community founded in the late 19th century. Now it might have grown towards or around the plant, but it was founded far earlier. Their city has a kolache restaurant right off the highway on I35, I always stop when heading past. In fact a picture shown on one of the cable news networks showed the mushroom cloud from that parking lot. I hope the 35 casualty count I just saw on USA TODAY is wrong.
In either case, little if anything will be done that's relevant to preventing future such acts.
You seem to be implying that there are things we should be doing that would prevent future such acts. So what should we be doing? I can understand hardening specific point targets like critical infrastructure, and general intelligence gathering. But we are already doing those things. In fact, many people feel that we are already way past the point of diminishing returns. What additional action could we have taken that would have prevented this?
"We will bankrupt ourselves in the vain search for absolute security." -- Dwight D. Eisenhower
Inspired words from the man who sanctioned America's first coups in Democratic countries.
It cannot. The government is an entity founded by people, it is not a person.
Otherwise we would be raiding the treasury for, gasp, printing their own money.
But don't the British have this crazy "anti-social" law where you can be cited for being rude?
True. DFW has more people than any state touching Texas, but would be exponentially expensive due to lower density than Austin.
The dominance was German. See: German SS guy, herr VonBraun, head of the Apollo mission.
Grounded the Blue Angels - Check
Shutdown White House Tours - Check
Yet, none of these sequester cuts seem to keep the Obama White House from partying like there is no tomorrow. The one last night was an all star blow out.
I wonder how much that one cost the tax payers?
My cousin's husband's company lit the Obama White House for Christmas a few years ago, at a cost of: nothing.
You would be surprised how often people donate their time and effort because 1. It's free exposure and 2. It's the freaking White House
If only they did... But people might start to dream, maybe even that American Dream, that could be dangerous. They might, ya know, think they could climb that social ladder, and when they notice they can't... not a good idea, nono.
The American Dream is a seedy kind of place, didn't the people at the taco restaurant warn you?
We can use their large shells to shelter from the solar rays, and eat the dividends. Everything may smell awful, but that's the price you pay.
When i pack my packets, the heavy ones go on the bottom so the lighter ones don't get squooshed. This decreases latency tremendously.
You are not going far enough. That line can be drawn from Eisenhower and Kermit Roosevelt (Ted's grandson) the CIA operative who convinced the Shah to participate in a coup, to Hezbollah, and 9/11. The Shah was a coward who never would have agreed without British/US pressure. After the first coup failed he fled to a vacation home, then the first place with a British Embassy (Iraq).
The British were pissed that they (Mossadegh and parliament) were nationalizing the Anglo-Persian oil company. They were ripping them off through accounting tricks and treating the workers like paid slaves. The Iranians wanted the 5050 arrangement the US and the Saudis had. The British had 100+ years of experience dealing with their "slaves." Eisenhower, not was not concerned with this, until someone painted the picture with a red brush. One utterance of the "c" word (no, not the colloquial word for vagina) and minds changed.
All of the sudden Iran's fledgling parliament and democracy was destroyed, and the admiration shown for the USA as a country which threw off the yoke of British colonialists and appeared as a beacon of freedom to most Iranians was lost forever. Mossadegh could have ushered in a strong democracy with the oil power and wealth of the Saudis and the moderation of his European education. The world could be very different.
I'm wondering what a gorilla war would look like? Planet of the apes? ;-)
More citizens have seen SK movies, with quicker spread of information the lies are showing cracks. See dailynk.com 2011 interviews. They were told the South was less developed and poor, but the movies and years of receiving food aid from bags stamped ROK, and the currency devaluation which made years of work vanish instantly, perceptions are changing.
You are starting to understand how they feel about you. That is the real problem here. They can't just abandon their long range nuclear weapons programme because it is the only thing protecting them. They have to play this dangerous game.
I don't know what the solution is. I know what it isn't though: military intervention.
I think both sides keep pouring gas over the peninsula (U$ refined!) The question is increasingly: who lights the match?
Not that that is the only outcome, but China is getting unnerved. See Xi Jinping's comments today.
Most destitute N Koreans would welcome a war, if only to help remove themselves from abject poverty. It's really enlightening to read the 2011 interviews of them on dailynk.com
One of the big scores for Anonymous was that they defaced the page for Adalah.
Adalah is an organization providing probono legal help to Israeli minority citizens for discrimination cases.
Way to go, Anonymous. What a bunch of fuckwits.
(Added style points for starting this op on Holocaust Memorial Day, and trying to DDOS Yad Vashem.
And for getting this op led by a citizen of Mauritania, the one remaining country that still has slavery.)
Mauritania heard Moses was coming to free some slaves, and part some seas!
But really, this Israel hate is laughable. People see the Israelis as invaders who locked out the Palestinians, yet the same people seem to never care that equal or greater numbers of Jews were banished from the multitude of Arab lands they called home for centuries.
Two wrongs != right, but one of them is often forgotten. I sympathize with the criticism, but not the outright hostility.
I can't wait for the Israelis to take the blame when Syria burns completely and Lebanon is set alight.
Seriously, this looks like a great way to range extend electric cars by putting it on a small tow-able trailer, or something that plugs into the rear similar to the trailer hitch carriers.
What happens in a 40 mph differential rear end collision? You might be able to design it to crumble and absorb energy better. But there are still solid plates o aluminium.
Motor on each wheel for awesome AWD and computer slip/stability control. No axles, just shielded and thoroughly protected wires. If one motor dies, now you have front wheel drive.
Not to mention you can turn in your own footprint in circles. Also, no more differentials, perfect variable power turning.
The biggest question I have, now that the general public is also aware of how the ultra rich "hide" their money (and oftentimes to avoid taxation):
What are the politicians going to do to address these loopholes?
Move their money elsewhere.