If you're referring to the size of the pills, I thought that was pretty funny, having the tiny red pill be windows, and the gigantic blue pill be IBM/linux. It's a joke on IBM of course, a play on "Big Blue"
To elaborate: They have taken full organs from genetically engineered animals, and placed them into animals of a different species, As well as taken cells from genetically engineered pigs, and placed them into humans.
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what the hell are you smoking? the thread was specifically about terrorist attacks on dams. I think the example from the Korean war qualifies, as even the US military admits these were purely "political" targets, of no military value.
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The US bombed dams in N. Korea during the Korean war, killing hundreds of thousands of civilians through drowning and starvation (crops destroyed, no irrigation). You don't hear about that too often.
The Japanese did it in WWII as well.
-brad
-- ??? -- "It drives like a truck." "Good. What is a truck?"
Is this a quiz?
It's from "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai across the 8th Dimension"
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If you're referring to the size of the pills, I thought that was pretty funny, having the tiny red pill be windows, and the gigantic blue pill be IBM/linux. It's a joke on IBM of course, a play on "Big Blue"
Exactly why I would never associate myself with that logo.
To elaborate: They have taken full organs from genetically engineered animals, and placed them into animals of a different species, As well as taken cells from genetically engineered pigs, and placed them into humans.
I think this is the scariest frontline documentary I've ever seen:
Organ Farm
what the hell are you smoking? the thread was specifically about terrorist attacks on dams. I think the example from the Korean war qualifies, as even the US military admits these were purely "political" targets, of no military value.
The US bombed dams in N. Korea during the Korean war, killing hundreds of thousands of civilians through drowning and starvation (crops destroyed, no irrigation). You don't hear about that too often. The Japanese did it in WWII as well. -brad
-- ??? -- "It drives like a truck." "Good. What is a truck?" Is this a quiz? It's from "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai across the 8th Dimension" -brad