I see this as advocating "regeime change" in favor of an indigenous majority. This is a position the United States has backed as doctrine - with actual force, not mere expressions of support.
Iran welcomes US tourists, FWIW. The LOVE Americans. Deep irony in this. There are no more ardent and aspirant lovers of America and its arts and intellectual productions than the Iranians.
Now, the English, on the other hand, they suspect and resent... Except for Pink Floyd and the Rolling Sones, of course!
Pray tell me, what kind of aircraft is in th existing arsenal, capable of delivering this turd-of-death?
Lies. Propaganda. Boondoggle.
The US is a klepto/crony state, with military adventureism sold as the patriotic mission, once reserved for the space program and material progress.
And next? They'll kick off th eshooting-phase of our current, third world war. Against Iran, probably - fo rdoing less, with fewer actual hostile intentions than did India, a couple decades ago. But it isn't about "nuclear intentions" - where Iran has been meticulous in observing International treaty-law.
"Grasshopper always wrong, in argument with chicken". -- Book of Chao
Iran is one of a handful of countries that maintain an independent economic system, outside the international mechanisms for conrol of central banks. You know - like the last victims did: Libya, Iraq...
If they want to stop brutal, mid-east regiemes, bent on subjugation and brutalization of their populations? Then the US could do worse than start with Saudi and Bahrain - or Israel.
"Could you tell a wise man By the way he speaks or spells? Is this more important Than the stories that he tells? And call a man a fool If for wealth he doesn't strive?
Remember when MS Office offered "short menus"? It defeated the purpose. A user can't discover functionality when it isn'rt presented for discovery through simple exploration.
There may be a replacement model for the Xerox PARC derived menus, after 30 years. This is NOT it.
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You are a paranoid Manichaean.
I oppose Israel, as much as I oppose any state that defines an existance of ethnic purity and religious background.
I see this as advocating "regeime change" in favor of an indigenous majority. This is a position the United States has backed as doctrine - with actual force, not mere expressions of support.
Iran welcomes US tourists, FWIW. The LOVE Americans. Deep irony in this. There are no more ardent and aspirant lovers of America and its arts and intellectual productions than the Iranians.
Now, the English, on the other hand, they suspect and resent... Except for Pink Floyd and the Rolling Sones, of course!
You sir, are a model Soviet Citizen.
Give me a citation of Iran threatening extermination of anyone. No, DEBKA will not do as a source.
Whereas, who are the US and Israel ACTUALLY ENGAGED in exterminating, on a daily basis?
Pray tell me, what kind of aircraft is in th existing arsenal, capable of delivering this turd-of-death?
Lies.
Propaganda.
Boondoggle.
The US is a klepto/crony state, with military adventureism sold as the patriotic mission, once reserved for the space program and material progress.
And next? They'll kick off th eshooting-phase of our current, third world war. Against Iran, probably - fo rdoing less, with fewer actual hostile intentions than did India, a couple decades ago. But it isn't about "nuclear intentions" - where Iran has been meticulous in observing International treaty-law.
"Grasshopper always wrong, in argument with chicken".
-- Book of Chao
Iran is one of a handful of countries that maintain an independent economic system, outside the international mechanisms for conrol of central banks. You know - like the last victims did: Libya, Iraq...
If they want to stop brutal, mid-east regiemes, bent on subjugation and brutalization of their populations? Then the US could do worse than start with Saudi and Bahrain - or Israel.
Fat chance. All lies, all the time, always.
Hey! Let's sue the Gestappo!
You are wet-behind-the-ears.
"Who was 'Jeff Beck', Alex."
"Could you tell a wise man
By the way he speaks or spells?
Is this more important
Than the stories that he tells?
And call a man a fool
If for wealth he doesn't strive?
Wel then, Mister, you're a better man than I..."
Or something like that.
SSSHHH!! Don't tell anyone!
Bril troll. Bravo!
Beginning with the alternative hypothesis that America has a future.
The notion is fantastical.
Godwin does NOT apply to Mel Brooks references!
Does falling from 27 to 47 in ranking qualify for your test of significant metrics?
Either way, it's Springtime for Hitler!
The world can ding Firefox all it wants. Yes. I too have the endless memory leakage.
Nothing else can be as ng.significantly customised for my utility and privacy. Nothing.
Nor does anything else manage tabs as elegantly. Yes, I'm the person with 30-80 in a session, and cull them over weeks. It beats any "bookmarks". :-)
Dead on.
Have you noticed how PCweek and all their ilk have started to be slide shows of "Top 11 things that will halt your IT promotion"?
I hate that crap. Quasi-literate in production, and horrible UI.
A new acme has been acheived. This article adds as much value, as the Chromium variants themselves.
In fact, this is the "RockMelt" of technology journalism!
Hey! Kids!
Bring a straw!
Max Keiser, and Bill Maher walk into a bar...
A book on Pirate Bollocks? Bollocks!
"Dr. Noam Chomsky, Clay Shirky, Stephen Fry and Mr. David Bowie."
Now, for something completely different!
I'm gonna have to play with it... I guess that's why there's virtualization.
Type, type, type.
You better get your WPM up to use this. Talk about motor-function inefficiency!
Two mouse clicks, or pecking at the KB at 42 WPM? I feel like it's some bizarre colision of DesqView and OSX...
Stupidest idea ever.
Remember when MS Office offered "short menus"? It defeated the purpose. A user can't discover functionality when it isn'rt presented for discovery through simple exploration.
There may be a replacement model for the Xerox PARC derived menus, after 30 years. This is NOT it.
Yeah. Catch it quickly, before poutine and polkas are a thing of days-gone-by.
Signed,
Robertson "Yes, I know that I'm dead" Davies