I'm sure that for the cost of the Iraq wars, the US could have converted all their energy to renewable sources or developed practical fusion power, thus never having to go to war over oil again.
Well there's your problem. Spending on a long-term project is like throwing money into a black hole to politicians. It's bad enough if it won't pay off before the next election, but this very well might not pay off until after some of those old farts are dead! That's as worthless as a thing can possibly be to the short-sighted.
They already do this, but before they couldn't request that Google remove the results directly. Instead they'd hire firms to make a bunch of empty-shell blogs with useless puff pieces related to the person in question as SEO spam to bury the undesirable link.
I think you're right. This is an anti-hobo bench block with a nice green coat of paint to hide its true, mean-spirited purpose. From an engineering standpoint it makes much more sense that way.
Maybe he/she wants to use them to anonymously get some of that sweet Sudanese blood money, after their bank was smacked with a fine for violating sanctions. The demand for money laundering will be even greater now.
Since when is celebrity climate denialist blogger and outed Heartland Institute shill Anthony Watts an authority on anything but taking a big steaming dump on science?
Maybe not Gitmo. Maybe the brig on a Navy ship somewhere or a prison on the mainland US. Maybe he would have got a regular plane ride instead of a trip on the Torture Taxi. But I'm quite certain he would have been put in US custody and extradited. An embassy in London has been surrounded by cops 24/7 for years in case he ever steps foot outside. The demand to bring him in for questioning hasn't been dropped even though the condom he was allegedly wearing had none of his DNA on it.
Do you really, honestly believe he's just wanted for questioning about a rape? I'm on the other side of a reality distortion field from you, but who's inside it?
So what is civilization? Something we can have without law enforcement and a justice system? I would've thought infrastructure too, we usually at least consider things like roads (at least as a legal construct) to be included.
The ungoverned parts of Somalia don't have license fees. Again everyone is armed. Again, not polite. Really the only places that are polite and heavily armed are some rural areas of the US, among the cushiest places in the known universe. And there are more places which are polite and almost completely unarmed. In any case, is a theoretical "civilization" that was made to exist literally out of the barrels of the guns on everyone's hips, not just as false as a hooker's love?
Seriously, have him swap places with an androgynous model. The cops would have to risk a lot to arrest a rich celebrity on suspicion that she's Julian in disguise.
They could say goodbye to their blimp after that though, if they even get through the security around the event. Could be worth trying with a big RC blimp that only costs 4 digits though.
People die in accidents because the car comes to a sudden stop. The car comes to a sudden stop due to an impact. An impact happens because of a misjudgement by the driver. And that driver's misjudgement could happen a lot more easily because of...alcohol!
If it doesn't make sense to you, you're probably too drunk. I know I'm nowhere near drunk enough for your argument to make sense to me!
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I'm sure that for the cost of the Iraq wars, the US could have converted all their energy to renewable sources or developed practical fusion power, thus never having to go to war over oil again.
long term
Well there's your problem. Spending on a long-term project is like throwing money into a black hole to politicians. It's bad enough if it won't pay off before the next election, but this very well might not pay off until after some of those old farts are dead! That's as worthless as a thing can possibly be to the short-sighted.
This doesn't feel remotely like a healthy democracy.
Well you answered your own question...
You remember correctly:
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They already do this in fact, using the very same Chilling Effects links.
They already do this, but before they couldn't request that Google remove the results directly. Instead they'd hire firms to make a bunch of empty-shell blogs with useless puff pieces related to the person in question as SEO spam to bury the undesirable link.
I was just gonna say, she better not touch the big weird desk-computer in the basement!
"What is this place, a rave? What am I supposed to do with this frisbee?"
I think you're right. This is an anti-hobo bench block with a nice green coat of paint to hide its true, mean-spirited purpose. From an engineering standpoint it makes much more sense that way.
Maybe he/she wants to use them to anonymously get some of that sweet Sudanese blood money, after their bank was smacked with a fine for violating sanctions. The demand for money laundering will be even greater now.
Since when is celebrity climate denialist blogger and outed Heartland Institute shill Anthony Watts an authority on anything but taking a big steaming dump on science?
Nope and no help for jailed Americans in NK, or the locals in their death camps for that matter. What they really need is more Internet freedoms.
Putting solar panels into things that are usually shaded by other things.
Why not make a roof for the bench out of solar panels instead?
Maybe not Gitmo. Maybe the brig on a Navy ship somewhere or a prison on the mainland US. Maybe he would have got a regular plane ride instead of a trip on the Torture Taxi. But I'm quite certain he would have been put in US custody and extradited. An embassy in London has been surrounded by cops 24/7 for years in case he ever steps foot outside. The demand to bring him in for questioning hasn't been dropped even though the condom he was allegedly wearing had none of his DNA on it.
Do you really, honestly believe he's just wanted for questioning about a rape? I'm on the other side of a reality distortion field from you, but who's inside it?
So what is civilization? Something we can have without law enforcement and a justice system? I would've thought infrastructure too, we usually at least consider things like roads (at least as a legal construct) to be included.
The ungoverned parts of Somalia don't have license fees. Again everyone is armed. Again, not polite. Really the only places that are polite and heavily armed are some rural areas of the US, among the cushiest places in the known universe. And there are more places which are polite and almost completely unarmed. In any case, is a theoretical "civilization" that was made to exist literally out of the barrels of the guns on everyone's hips, not just as false as a hooker's love?
We need to make the mountain of evidence bigger and bigger for you denialists.
We already know those things, but they're politically unfeasible right now. Getting more information may change that.
Seriously, have him swap places with an androgynous model. The cops would have to risk a lot to arrest a rich celebrity on suspicion that she's Julian in disguise.
If by "home" you mean "Gitmo" and by "more stuff" you mean bodily fluids you generally try to keep inside...
How long until companies are paying in their own special dollars that can only be used at their company stores (again)?
They could say goodbye to their blimp after that though, if they even get through the security around the event. Could be worth trying with a big RC blimp that only costs 4 digits though.
"See? Nobody cares."
Why mod down? Kenya is where the giraffes are. And the zebra.
People die in accidents because the car comes to a sudden stop. The car comes to a sudden stop due to an impact. An impact happens because of a misjudgement by the driver. And that driver's misjudgement could happen a lot more easily because of...alcohol!
If it doesn't make sense to you, you're probably too drunk. I know I'm nowhere near drunk enough for your argument to make sense to me!
I don't find your number unbelievable, but it's very different from those I've seen before. Interesting post.
9%? Do you have a source for that?