He wants your money or your life. If Hitler was alive today he'd finance him, then profit from the war, and then finance the other side and back them.
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Who ever was in front got the most backing - until such a time as no return could be gotten by refinancing the desperadoes. Then come on on the losers side, sell all their property back to them and give them loans to rebuild and refinance the losers like that, and ask the winners to pay up on their costs too.
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Zuckerberg is a money grubbing terd in the first place.
"Oooo over draw your account by $1, According to OUR POLICIES that you agreed too, that entitles us to charge you a $45 overdrawn fee"... (when in fact it only costs 3 cents to process it).
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Despite the laws of the land saying "You cannot charge a person any more than is reasonably necessary to recoup the losses".
I dunno I hardly ever watch TV, buy a news paper, everything is online, and in Australia with HD TV - there is about 40 hours of HD rock video on per week...
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I thought "OH Beauty - set top box, RECORD: 2 weeks of this and I am drowning in it...."
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If I kept it up - I could probably end up with 200 x 2 terrabyte hard drives of music.
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I'd be willing to buy the media, IF all of their collections were online - and priced at say 5 or 10C a track maximum.
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As one rock star said, "Your only popular when your music is getting played".
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So there is absolutely ENORMOUS amounts of artists and bands.... hundreds of thousands of them if you look at them on a global basis - since Edison cut his first cylinder or way back when someone put squiggle to paper and wrote sheet music.
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OK so there is the "current (on the market) crop of musicians, but before them - Whoaaaaa heaps.
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So I dunno - how do you quantify the value of the music when it was recorded 3 or 5 or 10 or 20 or 30 or 50 years ago?
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"Rocking with Chubby Checker?" for $3.99 at the super market checkout... Yeah I'll buy that - $35 for the latest trend setter album? No way.
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Ummmmmm OK so Rasset is a bit of a dill, but $1.5 million for 24 songs?
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Give me a fucking break. That is bullshit - it's going to be interesting looking onwards from the effect of this decision.
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Civilisation either descends into chaos; or the RIAA gets strung up by a lynch mob; or they start marketing all the stock on an equitable basis of like 5c a track.
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5c per track makes it worth buying, an dit makes it worth paying for the convenience of it and that investment makes it worth looking after, and it gets EASIER to shop for it than to try to acquire it through other means - in terms on convenience and speed, but if your PC goes tits up, you can always buy more.
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But as it stands now I can't even buy DVD's from around the world because of these fuckers doing a DRM on my DVD player....
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And you can always revolt - by learning to play an instrument and to read and write music and to have weekly sing-alongs with the family and friends..... And fuck the RIAA over by ignoring them and their products entirely.
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What We Can Learn From Terrorists 19 Oct 2010, 11:00
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Tariq Ali argues that terrorists have changed the world in ways that serve their own religious, political and ideological aims. They've forced the West to compromise on the very foundations of liberal democracy and wind back hard-won freedoms in the name of security.
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Speaking at the recent Festival of Dangerous Ideas, Ali provocatively suggests that the terrorists' actions pale in comparison to the West's retributive "Wars on Terror". In fact he calls these wars "State Terrorism" of which the cruel backlash has been an increase in the ranks of extremist organizations.
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In this broad-sweeping discussion, Ali draws a parallel with the current geopolitical situation and that of the Western world in the late 19th century. Like today, that society was in a period of transition, with no meaningful political opposition. What emerged then was a group of violent activists in the form of anarchists.
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Ultimately Ali's message is: we must understand the motivations of terrorists in order to deal effectively with them. And to Ali this means relinquishing our bias to Israel and our occupation of parts of the Middle East.
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Tariq Ali appeared at the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas, presented by the Sydney Opera House and St James Ethics Centre. Chair of the discussion was Ann Mossop.
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Tariq Ali was in Australia to present the 2010 Edward Said Memorial Lecture at the University of Adelaide.
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Scion of a famous Punjabi political family, Tariq Ali is a writer, filmmaker and occasional broadcaster. He has written more than two dozen books on world history and politics, and seven novels (translated into over a dozen languages) as well as scripts for the stage and screen. He is a regular contributor to "The Guardian" and the "London Review of Books", and is a longstanding editor of the "New Left Review". He currently lives in London.
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Ann Mossop is Head of Public Programs at the Sydney Opera House, and was the co-curator - with Simon Longstaff, of the St James Ethics Centre - of the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas.
What We Can Learn From Terrorists
19 Oct 2010, 11:00
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Tariq Ali argues that terrorists have changed the world in ways that serve their own religious, political and ideological aims. They've forced the West to compromise on the very foundations of liberal democracy and wind back hard-won freedoms in the name of security.
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Speaking at the recent Festival of Dangerous Ideas, Ali provocatively suggests that the terrorists' actions pale in comparison to the West's retributive "Wars on Terror". In fact he calls these wars "State Terrorism" of which the cruel backlash has been an increase in the ranks of extremist organizations.
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In this broad-sweeping discussion, Ali draws a parallel with the current geopolitical situation and that of the Western world in the late 19th century. Like today, that society was in a period of transition, with no meaningful political opposition. What emerged then was a group of violent activists in the form of anarchists.
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Ultimately Ali's message is: we must understand the motivations of terrorists in order to deal effectively with them. And to Ali this means relinquishing our bias to Israel and our occupation of parts of the Middle East.
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Tariq Ali appeared at the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas, presented by the Sydney Opera House and St James Ethics Centre. Chair of the discussion was Ann Mossop.
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Tariq Ali was in Australia to present the 2010 Edward Said Memorial Lecture at the University of Adelaide.
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Scion of a famous Punjabi political family, Tariq Ali is a writer, filmmaker and occasional broadcaster. He has written more than two dozen books on world history and politics, and seven novels (translated into over a dozen languages) as well as scripts for the stage and screen. He is a regular contributor to "The Guardian" and the "London Review of Books", and is a longstanding editor of the "New Left Review". He currently lives in London.
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Ann Mossop is Head of Public Programs at the Sydney Opera House, and was the co-curator - with Simon Longstaff, of the St James Ethics Centre - of the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas.
Like I think most of these moslem head cases are arseholes and brain washed head cases, but putting myself in their shoes... well what do you (more or less expect)
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We have LYING drug fucked cunts like George W Bush and the U$A military seeking to push it's influence into that reigon - and keep it there; along with taking the all the oil for themselves.
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We have fucking lying cunts like John Winston Howard ex PM of Australia - who is George W's pet arse licker - "the man of steel" that George W liked to call him, that most other people regard as a lying terd.
Then you have shit like Tony Blair - the pathological liar - the only man who could pull his head out of his arse by pulling it over his head...
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Then these cunts go "off to war" (steal oil) and then the people who's countries are invaded and murdered get pissed off and fight back and then post their videos up for all the world to see...
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Then these globalising bank financed shit bags, say "Oh no better not allow other people to see them"....
What We Can Learn From Terrorists
19 Oct 2010, 11:00
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Tariq Ali argues that terrorists have changed the world in ways that serve their own religious, political and ideological aims. They've forced the West to compromise on the very foundations of liberal democracy and wind back hard-won freedoms in the name of security.
.
Speaking at the recent Festival of Dangerous Ideas, Ali provocatively suggests that the terrorists' actions pale in comparison to the West's retributive "Wars on Terror". In fact he calls these wars "State Terrorism" of which the cruel backlash has been an increase in the ranks of extremist organizations.
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In this broad-sweeping discussion, Ali draws a parallel with the current geopolitical situation and that of the Western world in the late 19th century. Like today, that society was in a period of transition, with no meaningful political opposition. What emerged then was a group of violent activists in the form of anarchists.
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Ultimately Ali's message is: we must understand the motivations of terrorists in order to deal effectively with them. And to Ali this means relinquishing our bias to Israel and our occupation of parts of the Middle East.
.
Tariq Ali appeared at the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas, presented by the Sydney Opera House and St James Ethics Centre. Chair of the discussion was Ann Mossop.
.
Tariq Ali was in Australia to present the 2010 Edward Said Memorial Lecture at the University of Adelaide.
.
Scion of a famous Punjabi political family, Tariq Ali is a writer, filmmaker and occasional broadcaster. He has written more than two dozen books on world history and politics, and seven novels (translated into over a dozen languages) as well as scripts for the stage and screen. He is a regular contributor to "The Guardian" and the "London Review of Books", and is a longstanding editor of the "New Left Review". He currently lives in London.
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Ann Mossop is Head of Public Programs at the Sydney Opera House, and was the co-curator - with Simon Longstaff, of the St James Ethics Centre - of the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas.
I used to like porn - and some porn sites, but years ago the IDIOTS who ran many of them thought the best way to get people to like us and pay for out content was to write "pop up advertising scripts" to bung 20 or 30 or more adds up all over your screen......
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And the only way to kill them off really was to shut down the browser - called Internet Explorer.
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It pissed me off no end, and so I started to look at other options like Opera and Firefox and Netscape etc... and they all had or had gotten "POP UP BLOCKING" in their functions.
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So I then complained to Microsoft - and they basically told me to go fuck myself by both ignoring me, doing nothing about it, AND worst of all, they too another 5 or 6 years - yes - you heard right; MICROSOFT took another FIVE or SIX YEARS to put pop up blocking into Internet Explorer - AFTER every other browser company had done it.
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HELLO? - is there anybody in there?
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Trouble is that because MS has done such a fucking shitty job of everything - along with their NAZIFICATION of the web - people have just walked.
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Every bit of fucking stupidity that Microsoft imposes upon me is one less reason to use that product - so much so, I have become a full time linux user....
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Fuck their browser / naziware / covert surveillance software.
It's a pity there is no legal defence to terminal fucking stupidity.....
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Fuck I hate DUMB CUNTS.
"I told him I'd accidentially left my boarding pass on the x-ray belt and just wanted to grab it before it got sucked into oblivion. That resulted in a "SIR, YOU ARE DISREGARDING MY INSTRUCTIONS - STEP THIS WAY OR I WILL ARREST YOU!!!".
I despise Microsoft... MS Orrifice 07 was the last of the last straws... That IDIOT shit for brains ribbon was REALLY fucking stupid, but what compounded the stupidity of it all was the fact that THEY refused to have the functionality of reverting to menus in the program.
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So we all have to put up with stupid corporate types, forcing shit software upon us, that panders to people who have shit for brains.
jehoova: Exodus 32:27 And he said unto them, Thus saith the LORD God of Israel, Put every man his sword by his side, and go in and out from gate to gate throughout the camp, and slay every man his brother, and every man his companion, and every man his neighbour.
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Jeezers: Matthew 10:34 Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.
Who cares.... IF you really need to have an actual, real world, face to face relationship with another person, and you have a legitimate basis for that relationship..... PERHAPS Facebook may be OK, but try writing a real letter to them with some photo's in it. Email them. Phone them.
Jesus FUCK.... Sure I can appreciate putting GUARDS on things like BIG paper guilotines, so the kiddies don't slice each others fingers and hands off....
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But this neurotic fucking crap... Uggh too much.
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I like this woman - she questions things and can think for herself.
If only I could not cringe in embarrasment - every time I hear about some other country putting rocket speed trains, while the best we get is a train in Victoria designed by stupid fucks - with a top speed of 130kmh, and NO luggage room for bicycles or shopping jeeps..... fucking dickheads.
While the main routes between capital cities have the tracks laid by fuckwits, so they sink into the mud for the entire distance of 1000's of KM and now all the lines have speed restrictions to stop the trains derailing.....
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Despite a billion-dollar upgrade, train drivers are calling the Sydney to Melbourne railway a 'disaster waiting to happen' and are calling for an urgent inquiry into a problem that has crossed the state line.
Slashdot Mirror
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Who ever was in front got the most backing - until such a time as no return could be gotten by refinancing the desperadoes. Then come on on the losers side, sell all their property back to them and give them loans to rebuild and refinance the losers like that, and ask the winners to pay up on their costs too.
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Zuckerberg is a money grubbing terd in the first place.
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Despite the laws of the land saying "You cannot charge a person any more than is reasonably necessary to recoup the losses".
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Thieving cunts the lot of them.
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I thought "OH Beauty - set top box, RECORD: 2 weeks of this and I am drowning in it...."
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If I kept it up - I could probably end up with 200 x 2 terrabyte hard drives of music.
.
I'd be willing to buy the media, IF all of their collections were online - and priced at say 5 or 10C a track maximum.
.
As one rock star said, "Your only popular when your music is getting played".
.
So there is absolutely ENORMOUS amounts of artists and bands.... hundreds of thousands of them if you look at them on a global basis - since Edison cut his first cylinder or way back when someone put squiggle to paper and wrote sheet music.
.
OK so there is the "current (on the market) crop of musicians, but before them - Whoaaaaa heaps.
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So I dunno - how do you quantify the value of the music when it was recorded 3 or 5 or 10 or 20 or 30 or 50 years ago?
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"Rocking with Chubby Checker?" for $3.99 at the super market checkout... Yeah I'll buy that - $35 for the latest trend setter album? No way.
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Ummmmmm OK so Rasset is a bit of a dill, but $1.5 million for 24 songs?
.
Give me a fucking break. That is bullshit - it's going to be interesting looking onwards from the effect of this decision.
.
Civilisation either descends into chaos; or the RIAA gets strung up by a lynch mob; or they start marketing all the stock on an equitable basis of like 5c a track.
.
5c per track makes it worth buying, an dit makes it worth paying for the convenience of it and that investment makes it worth looking after, and it gets EASIER to shop for it than to try to acquire it through other means - in terms on convenience and speed, but if your PC goes tits up, you can always buy more.
.
But as it stands now I can't even buy DVD's from around the world because of these fuckers doing a DRM on my DVD player....
.
And you can always revolt - by learning to play an instrument and to read and write music and to have weekly sing-alongs with the family and friends..... And fuck the RIAA over by ignoring them and their products entirely.
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. What We Can Learn From Terrorists 19 Oct 2010, 11:00
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. Tariq Ali argues that terrorists have changed the world in ways that serve their own religious, political and ideological aims. They've forced the West to compromise on the very foundations of liberal democracy and wind back hard-won freedoms in the name of security.
.
. Speaking at the recent Festival of Dangerous Ideas, Ali provocatively suggests that the terrorists' actions pale in comparison to the West's retributive "Wars on Terror". In fact he calls these wars "State Terrorism" of which the cruel backlash has been an increase in the ranks of extremist organizations.
.
. In this broad-sweeping discussion, Ali draws a parallel with the current geopolitical situation and that of the Western world in the late 19th century. Like today, that society was in a period of transition, with no meaningful political opposition. What emerged then was a group of violent activists in the form of anarchists.
.
. Ultimately Ali's message is: we must understand the motivations of terrorists in order to deal effectively with them. And to Ali this means relinquishing our bias to Israel and our occupation of parts of the Middle East.
.
. Tariq Ali appeared at the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas, presented by the Sydney Opera House and St James Ethics Centre. Chair of the discussion was Ann Mossop.
.
. Tariq Ali was in Australia to present the 2010 Edward Said Memorial Lecture at the University of Adelaide.
.
. Scion of a famous Punjabi political family, Tariq Ali is a writer, filmmaker and occasional broadcaster. He has written more than two dozen books on world history and politics, and seven novels (translated into over a dozen languages) as well as scripts for the stage and screen. He is a regular contributor to "The Guardian" and the "London Review of Books", and is a longstanding editor of the "New Left Review". He currently lives in London.
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. Ann Mossop is Head of Public Programs at the Sydney Opera House, and was the co-curator - with Simon Longstaff, of the St James Ethics Centre - of the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas.
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What We Can Learn From Terrorists 19 Oct 2010, 11:00
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Tariq Ali argues that terrorists have changed the world in ways that serve their own religious, political and ideological aims. They've forced the West to compromise on the very foundations of liberal democracy and wind back hard-won freedoms in the name of security.
.
Speaking at the recent Festival of Dangerous Ideas, Ali provocatively suggests that the terrorists' actions pale in comparison to the West's retributive "Wars on Terror". In fact he calls these wars "State Terrorism" of which the cruel backlash has been an increase in the ranks of extremist organizations.
.
In this broad-sweeping discussion, Ali draws a parallel with the current geopolitical situation and that of the Western world in the late 19th century. Like today, that society was in a period of transition, with no meaningful political opposition. What emerged then was a group of violent activists in the form of anarchists.
.
Ultimately Ali's message is: we must understand the motivations of terrorists in order to deal effectively with them. And to Ali this means relinquishing our bias to Israel and our occupation of parts of the Middle East.
.
Tariq Ali appeared at the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas, presented by the Sydney Opera House and St James Ethics Centre. Chair of the discussion was Ann Mossop.
.
Tariq Ali was in Australia to present the 2010 Edward Said Memorial Lecture at the University of Adelaide.
.
Scion of a famous Punjabi political family, Tariq Ali is a writer, filmmaker and occasional broadcaster. He has written more than two dozen books on world history and politics, and seven novels (translated into over a dozen languages) as well as scripts for the stage and screen. He is a regular contributor to "The Guardian" and the "London Review of Books", and is a longstanding editor of the "New Left Review". He currently lives in London.
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Ann Mossop is Head of Public Programs at the Sydney Opera House, and was the co-curator - with Simon Longstaff, of the St James Ethics Centre - of the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas.
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We have LYING drug fucked cunts like George W Bush and the U$A military seeking to push it's influence into that reigon - and keep it there; along with taking the all the oil for themselves.
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We have fucking lying cunts like John Winston Howard ex PM of Australia - who is George W's pet arse licker - "the man of steel" that George W liked to call him, that most other people regard as a lying terd. Then you have shit like Tony Blair - the pathological liar - the only man who could pull his head out of his arse by pulling it over his head...
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Then these cunts go "off to war" (steal oil) and then the people who's countries are invaded and murdered get pissed off and fight back and then post their videos up for all the world to see...
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Then these globalising bank financed shit bags, say "Oh no better not allow other people to see them"....
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http://www.abc.net.au/tv/bigideas/stories/2010/10/19/3041128.htm
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What We Can Learn From Terrorists 19 Oct 2010, 11:00
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Tariq Ali argues that terrorists have changed the world in ways that serve their own religious, political and ideological aims. They've forced the West to compromise on the very foundations of liberal democracy and wind back hard-won freedoms in the name of security.
.
Speaking at the recent Festival of Dangerous Ideas, Ali provocatively suggests that the terrorists' actions pale in comparison to the West's retributive "Wars on Terror". In fact he calls these wars "State Terrorism" of which the cruel backlash has been an increase in the ranks of extremist organizations.
.
In this broad-sweeping discussion, Ali draws a parallel with the current geopolitical situation and that of the Western world in the late 19th century. Like today, that society was in a period of transition, with no meaningful political opposition. What emerged then was a group of violent activists in the form of anarchists.
.
Ultimately Ali's message is: we must understand the motivations of terrorists in order to deal effectively with them. And to Ali this means relinquishing our bias to Israel and our occupation of parts of the Middle East.
.
Tariq Ali appeared at the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas, presented by the Sydney Opera House and St James Ethics Centre. Chair of the discussion was Ann Mossop.
.
Tariq Ali was in Australia to present the 2010 Edward Said Memorial Lecture at the University of Adelaide.
.
Scion of a famous Punjabi political family, Tariq Ali is a writer, filmmaker and occasional broadcaster. He has written more than two dozen books on world history and politics, and seven novels (translated into over a dozen languages) as well as scripts for the stage and screen. He is a regular contributor to "The Guardian" and the "London Review of Books", and is a longstanding editor of the "New Left Review". He currently lives in London.
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Ann Mossop is Head of Public Programs at the Sydney Opera House, and was the co-curator - with Simon Longstaff, of the St James Ethics Centre - of the 2010 Festival of Dangerous Ideas.
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And the only way to kill them off really was to shut down the browser - called Internet Explorer.
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It pissed me off no end, and so I started to look at other options like Opera and Firefox and Netscape etc... and they all had or had gotten "POP UP BLOCKING" in their functions.
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So I then complained to Microsoft - and they basically told me to go fuck myself by both ignoring me, doing nothing about it, AND worst of all, they too another 5 or 6 years - yes - you heard right; MICROSOFT took another FIVE or SIX YEARS to put pop up blocking into Internet Explorer - AFTER every other browser company had done it.
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HELLO? - is there anybody in there?
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Trouble is that because MS has done such a fucking shitty job of everything - along with their NAZIFICATION of the web - people have just walked.
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Every bit of fucking stupidity that Microsoft imposes upon me is one less reason to use that product - so much so, I have become a full time linux user....
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Fuck their browser / naziware / covert surveillance software.
The crap blocker stays - their sites go.
Here I even bought my own elbow length glove for the occasion!
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Fuck I hate DUMB CUNTS. "I told him I'd accidentially left my boarding pass on the x-ray belt and just wanted to grab it before it got sucked into oblivion. That resulted in a "SIR, YOU ARE DISREGARDING MY INSTRUCTIONS - STEP THIS WAY OR I WILL ARREST YOU!!!".
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I am a christian. George Bush is my friend.
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I wrote the book on the subject.
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Someone writes up an article on Wikipedia on me and the subject - with some errors and ommissions - I write up some corrections and additions.
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Then some fuckwad Wiki moderator deletes them - reason - "Not an authorative source".....
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Wikipedia is filled with stupid nazi cunts with god complexes...
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Fuck Them.
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Don't need it (tick),
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Can't afford it (tick),
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Don't want it (tick) - Adds? What adds?"
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Toss in the ever offensive quiet movie with the "VILE AND LOUD" advertising - and I become legally blind and deaf...
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I despise Microsoft... MS Orrifice 07 was the last of the last straws... That IDIOT shit for brains ribbon was REALLY fucking stupid, but what compounded the stupidity of it all was the fact that THEY refused to have the functionality of reverting to menus in the program.
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So we all have to put up with stupid corporate types, forcing shit software upon us, that panders to people who have shit for brains.
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Fuck them - dickheads.
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And you MR Simpleton - you condone that crap?
Funny that - Microsoft saying that about their own shitty operating systems...
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Garn Who?
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Garn Get Fucked.
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These idiots get more fucking stupid by the minute.
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Buy a book - learn to read, write and play an instrument, invite friends over for sing alongs and dances.....
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Fuck Google.
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The shock waves travelling through air have their equivalents in space composed of other streams - gravity, light, rays, etc.
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The background noise - isn't just "noise", it's the cosmic bangs, crashes and echos of eons long gone.
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jehoova: Exodus 32:27 And he said unto them, Thus saith the LORD God of Israel, Put every man his sword by his side, and go in and out from gate to gate throughout the camp, and slay every man his brother, and every man his companion, and every man his neighbour.
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Jeezers: Matthew 10:34 Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.
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Jermans: God is with us.
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Play on - god is with you.
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You jew this to me, I jew this to you. God sed so.
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3am... watching TV....
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In a quiet voice of salvation - "And I felt Lawdy Jeezers cum into me - I was saved"(looks earnestly into the kamera)
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"BUY BUY BUY --- FUCKING BUY --- LOUDER STILL --- ON SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY FOR $99.99 --- BUY BUY BUY --- FUCKING BUY"
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Wakes whole house up. TV stations are run by fucking tools who should get their teeth rammed down their throats - with my fist. Cunts the lot of them.
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Who cares.... IF you really need to have an actual, real world, face to face relationship with another person, and you have a legitimate basis for that relationship..... PERHAPS Facebook may be OK, but try writing a real letter to them with some photo's in it. Email them. Phone them.
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But this neurotic fucking crap... Uggh too much.
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I like this woman - she questions things and can think for herself.
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http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2010/s3025418.htm
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http://abcnews.go.com/video/playerIndex?id=7553031
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Read his fucking book - you idiots, "Mein Kampf" and "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" by William Shirer.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprinter_(Victorian_train)
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While the main routes between capital cities have the tracks laid by fuckwits, so they sink into the mud for the entire distance of 1000's of KM and now all the lines have speed restrictions to stop the trains derailing.....
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Despite a billion-dollar upgrade, train drivers are calling the Sydney to Melbourne railway a 'disaster waiting to happen' and are calling for an urgent inquiry into a problem that has crossed the state line.
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http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2010/s3023257.htm
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‘HEADS SHOULD ROLL’
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http://www.dailyadvertiser.com.au/news/local/news/general/heads-should-roll/1947326.aspx