I guess it really depends on the perspective here but I think allowing people to make copies of Maria Carey's preovulation noises is one thing - killing and maiming millions of innocent civilians and bystanders all over the globe is another.
is that people are thrown into jail for 40 years just for accidentally displaying "pornography" to kids. I suppose it isn't really a "proper" thing to do but what I wonder would she get for flashing her tits to the class?
10 years of solitary confinement on death row, breast amputation and then being flogged with rubber hoses to a bleeding pulp and hung from a construction crane??
Terrorism. There will be terrorists in the plot and I remember something about the series about clone and eugenics wars that early in "starfleet history". Of course it is pretty much left up to them what terrorist foe they will present on the screen, but it will certainly be in tune of current events.
Those working towards a predictable population are just as predictable themselves.
we'll except maybe for the earth being just 14,000 years old... anyway here goes
1. Global warming caused by human inhabitation is indeed a theory 2. There is a hell of a lot of opposition to that theory that needs to be heard 3. Condoms don't belong in class (there's lunch recess for that) 4. People like Al Gore should not be afforded a platform in public schools 5. This planet will indeed be vaporized when the sun switches to helium fusion and turns into a red giant.
Other than that this is another interesting piece of propaganda trying to wake indignation against questioning man-made global warming. Interesting because the spinmeisters used some pretty odd ingredients like a school-board doing the right thing with a christian kook thrown in for flavor.
I'm sorry but you're watching way too much "24" and doing way to little thinking.
By the same "logic", you fail to realize that Santa Claus has a base on the north pole where he stockpiles all the weapons of mass gratification aka christmas presents over the year..
Just because you choose not to believe in Santa doesn't mean he doesn't exist. Most likely he took out that spy satellite so people can't find out in advance what they're getting for christmas.
See how silly you are?
As far as your increase of terrorism is concerned over the past 6 months, since the sheer act of speaking up and speaking out against this government counts as an act of "Terrorism".. you're right: Terrorism has increased substantially over the past 6 months.
"There was no suggestion by either of the sources that the satellite had been purposely damaged as part of a terrorist attack. Another government official said..."
Yes and no and it depends on what you define "Operating System" is. If you think of OS in terms of the kernel and maybe some userland to configure and startup the system then Vista better be ready to take whatever abuse is coming its way from _user applications_ or it sucks. Note though that any OS is automatically excused if you muck things up with broken third party kernel drivers etc.
If however you think the desktop, the internet browser and maybe even the mail application are part of the OS then you can't be helped. Desktops and for the most part modern applications are made to be extensible and if somebody decides to plug something into the desktop that takes away the focus from the text window you're typing into to display an advertising popup and crashes the desktop every ten minutes or so then that too isn't the fault of the "greater operating system".
Looking at Microsoft's "Vista" specifically however, I can fully understand Microsoft's concern for crapware spoiling the "Vista Experience" (don't laugh) but they're conveniently forgetting all the DRM crapware they built into it. Expect an increase of dual boot systems as people offload their "premium content consumption" (their words) to more convenient operating systems.
A week or so ago it was gleefully "announced" on Slashdot that Exxon is funding the global warming debunkers. Now we'd like to know who is funding the proponents!
would beg to be raped for something to eat. You on the other hand are merely regurgitating something you saw on TV. But that's one of the ways you are duped by making you focus on a detail ("think of the children" while they move the big picture around (take away your freedom).
A couple hundred kids are stripped naked and photographed by child pornographers every year. Some are traumatized by rape and other degrading sexual acts. For the most part however they are fed and live to see adulthood.
On the other hand _thousands_(!) of children are maimed or die from such mundane causes such as traffic and wars each year. 'Guess how many Iraqi children died in the last years at the hands of US and our "allies", how many died from the arial bombing, land mines, scarcity of food and medical supplies?
"Her" in this context is her avatar that is subjected to a (lame) parade of penises moving across the 3d scene in front of _it_. The way I see it, Graef should be the last person to turn to the state and its courts for enforcement.. unless she wants to really go Virtual=Real and pay _all_ the taxes in due on the "Lindendollars" she has accumulated.
All wars are driven by spin. While we still have to settle for more earthly spin like the lies behind "The war on Drugs" or the "War on Terror", it appears that someone has declared the "War on Pulsars". Ludicrous as "War on Pulsars" sounds, it's just the sheer mind-shattering stupidity of Fox News magnified to the intragalactic scale.
I already delivered a lot of pointers for people to follow up on, starting with John Gatto's work. You on the other hand have only contributed a "No that isn't so". This is not Wikipedia and tactics like this one don't work outside of that cocoon.
No honestly, I am into wireless technology like everybody else, I use mobile phones, I use bluetooth to connect that mobile phone to my notebook and I hava a wireless hotspot at home so I can sit outside without having to throw a ethernet line out the window.
But... I don't however carry my mobile on my body but keep it in briefcase. I also turn off all these other devices when I'm done using them.
Somehow I don't think you can turn off the access point in those cars so you'll most likely be zapped at close range with a full watt 802.11 beacon frame from it ten times a second as you drive.
No, it isn't. Want to provide some proof? A study or something? Anything at all?
Why don't you start with some of the Gatto books or listen to the man talk (He was a while featured on the Unwelcome Guests Radio Show and you can download previous shows from this site http://http//www.unwelcomeguests.org/). You will find that the history of public schooling is indeed an international effort going back to the Prussian class room (Heil Dir dem Siegerkranz) and their endeavors to create workers that could decipher written instructions but not really read and make connections.
Oh but wait, you just told me "No that isn't so". Of course not. Since "Wikipedia rules" don't apply here and slashdot doesn't have a revert button, mind giving me something that backs up your claim?
Look Mac, I know that this is from the Isle of the Kidney-Pie Eaters and Sun Readers but the dumbing down of school children is a world-wide agenda. I suppose if you had hailed from the Wunderbar Land of the Teuton Pork Sausage Eaters and Bild Readers you would have demanded a book called "Die Verdummung von Deutschland".
Since you appear to have a chip on your shoulder let me round things off:
Your masters are Germans, (Haus Sachsen-Coburg) and your national anthem is in fact a German hymn and that starts with "Heil Dir dem Siegerkranz".
As far as the control paradigm perspective is concerned I can understand their position. For all practical purposes I think these "teachers" need to be closely examined and revealed for the dog-trainers towards conformity they really are. The road towards authoritarianism we're heading down is getting steeper by the day. If you're interested in the subject read John Taylor Gattos books on the dumbing down of America.
For all I know freaking Atlantis could be hiding under the ice there or at least fascinating, mind-boggling remnants of past civilization like pyramids twice the size of Gizeh and sphinxes galore.
They wouldn't tell us in a million years.
So what do you think they'll tell _you_ what's under all that ice?
After the heavy desensitation of the past forty years or so since the first experiment, it would have been interesting to see whether we did better on the test.
"It is nothing new to see technology from military and governmental endeavors change daily life profoundly."
Sure. Military technology can change people's lives profoundly. Ask anyboy who stepped on a land mine. Or even better: Why don't you ask the troops yourselves? Start with the ones who have breathed in depleted uranium and have cancer, then talk to the guys who ended up terminally sick from the vaccination shots they were given.
With some strong smelling agent like chocolate this not really spectacular. In fact: it's lame. Other animals have far more sensational abilities to detect smells, dogs come to mind here but did you know that a bear's sense of smell is an amazing ten times more acute than in a dog.
I owned a dog who was deaf but otherwise in perfect health. One day I had him off the leash and while he was looking the other way a rabbit ran across the road and disappeared into the fields. Had he seen it he would have given immediately given chase. A minute later he walked across the line on the road the rabbit had run past his nose picked up one or two molecules of rabbit sense and suddenly he yelped in surprise and gave chase. Now if humans could do _that_ then _that_ would be news.
As far as other animals sense of smell is concerned, I'll thrown in another piece of trivia while we're at it: A Bear's sense of is ten times as acute as that of a dog. Oh and don't think there's a tradeoff involved. They can hear far beyond the human frequency range and they have color vision and their eyes are considered at least as good as ours.
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I guess it really depends on the perspective here but I think allowing people
to make copies of Maria Carey's preovulation noises is one thing - killing
and maiming millions of innocent civilians and bystanders all over the globe
is another.
is that people are thrown into jail for 40 years just for accidentally displaying "pornography" to
kids. I suppose it isn't really a "proper" thing to do but what I wonder would she get for
flashing her tits to the class?
10 years of solitary confinement on death row, breast amputation and then being flogged with rubber hoses to a
bleeding pulp and hung from a construction crane??
Terrorism. There will be terrorists in the plot and I remember something about the series
about clone and eugenics wars that early in "starfleet history". Of course it is pretty
much left up to them what terrorist foe they will present on the screen, but it will
certainly be in tune of current events.
Those working towards a predictable population are just as predictable themselves.
we'll except maybe for the earth being just 14,000 years old ... anyway here goes
1. Global warming caused by human inhabitation is indeed a theory
2. There is a hell of a lot of opposition to that theory that needs to be heard
3. Condoms don't belong in class (there's lunch recess for that)
4. People like Al Gore should not be afforded a platform in public schools
5. This planet will indeed be vaporized when the sun switches to helium fusion
and turns into a red giant.
Other than that this is another interesting piece of propaganda trying to wake indignation
against questioning man-made global warming. Interesting because the spinmeisters used some pretty
odd ingredients like a school-board doing the right thing with a christian kook
thrown in for flavor.
I'm sorry but you're watching way too much "24" and doing way to little thinking.
By the same "logic", you fail to realize that Santa Claus has a base on the north pole
where he stockpiles all the weapons of mass gratification aka christmas presents over the year..
Just because you choose not to believe in Santa doesn't mean he doesn't exist. Most
likely he took out that spy satellite so people can't find out in advance
what they're getting for christmas.
See how silly you are?
As far as your increase of terrorism is concerned over the past 6 months, since the
sheer act of speaking up and speaking out against this government counts as an act of
"Terrorism".. you're right: Terrorism has increased substantially over the past 6 months.
Yawn...
"There was no suggestion by either of the sources that the satellite had been purposely damaged as part of a terrorist attack. Another government official said..."
Yes and no and it depends on what you define "Operating System" is. If you think of OS in terms
of the kernel and maybe some userland to configure and startup the system then Vista
better be ready to take whatever abuse is coming its way from _user applications_ or it sucks.
Note though that any OS is automatically excused if you muck things up with broken third party kernel drivers
etc.
If however you think the desktop, the internet browser and maybe even the mail application are part
of the OS then you can't be helped. Desktops and for the most part modern applications are made to be
extensible and if somebody decides to plug something into the desktop that takes away the focus from
the text window you're typing into to display an advertising popup and crashes the desktop every
ten minutes or so then that too isn't the fault of the "greater operating system".
Looking at Microsoft's "Vista" specifically however, I can fully understand Microsoft's concern for crapware
spoiling the "Vista Experience" (don't laugh) but they're conveniently forgetting all the DRM crapware
they built into it. Expect an increase of dual boot systems as people offload their "premium content
consumption" (their words) to more convenient operating systems.
Thank you for wasting our time.
A week or so ago it was gleefully "announced" on Slashdot that
Exxon is funding the global warming debunkers. Now we'd like
to know who is funding the proponents!
would beg to be raped for something to eat. You on the other hand are merely
regurgitating something you saw on TV. But that's one of the ways you are
duped by making you focus on a detail ("think of the children" while they move
the big picture around (take away your freedom).
A couple hundred kids are stripped naked and photographed by
child pornographers every year. Some are traumatized
by rape and other degrading sexual acts. For the most part
however they are fed and live to see adulthood.
On the other hand _thousands_(!) of children are maimed or die
from such mundane causes such as traffic and wars each year.
'Guess how many Iraqi children died in the last years at the hands
of US and our "allies", how many died from the arial bombing, land
mines, scarcity of food and medical supplies?
Get a clue, moron
"Her" in this context is her avatar that is subjected to a (lame) parade of penises moving across the 3d scene in front of _it_. The way I see it, Graef should be the last person to turn to the state and its courts for enforcement .. unless she wants to really go Virtual=Real and pay _all_ the taxes in due on the "Lindendollars" she has accumulated.
All wars are driven by spin. While we still have to settle for more earthly spin like the
lies behind "The war on Drugs" or the "War on Terror", it appears that someone has
declared the "War on Pulsars". Ludicrous as "War on Pulsars" sounds, it's just the sheer
mind-shattering stupidity of Fox News magnified to the intragalactic scale.
Seriously, who is paying the global warming proponents??
What outside of opinion is there?
I already delivered a lot of pointers for people to follow up on, starting with
John Gatto's work. You on the other hand have only contributed a "No that isn't so".
This is not Wikipedia and tactics like this one don't work outside of that cocoon.
... everytime you drive in one of our cars :-)
... I don't however carry my mobile on my body but keep it in briefcase. I also turn off all
No honestly, I am into wireless technology like everybody else, I use mobile phones, I use
bluetooth to connect that mobile phone to my notebook and I hava a wireless hotspot at
home so I can sit outside without having to throw a ethernet line out the window.
But
these other devices when I'm done using them.
Somehow I don't think you can turn off the access point in those cars so you'll most likely
be zapped at close range with a full watt 802.11 beacon frame from it ten times a second
as you drive.
No, it isn't. Want to provide some proof? A study or something? Anything at all?
Why don't you start with some of the Gatto books or listen to the man talk (He was a while featured on the Unwelcome Guests Radio Show and you can download previous shows from this site http://http//www.unwelcomeguests.org/). You will find that the history of public schooling is indeed an international effort going back to the Prussian class room (Heil Dir dem Siegerkranz) and their endeavors to create workers that could decipher written instructions but not really read and make connections.
Oh but wait, you just told me "No that isn't so". Of course not. Since "Wikipedia rules" don't apply here and slashdot doesn't have a revert button, mind giving me something that backs up your claim?
Look Mac, I know that this is from the Isle of the Kidney-Pie Eaters and Sun Readers
but the dumbing down of school children is a world-wide agenda. I suppose if you had hailed
from the Wunderbar Land of the Teuton Pork Sausage Eaters and Bild Readers you would have
demanded a book called "Die Verdummung von Deutschland".
Since you appear to have a chip on your shoulder let me round things off:
Your masters are Germans, (Haus Sachsen-Coburg) and your national anthem is in fact
a German hymn and that starts with "Heil Dir dem Siegerkranz".
As far as the control paradigm perspective is concerned I can understand their position. For all practical purposes I think these "teachers" need to be closely examined and revealed for the dog-trainers towards conformity they really are. The road towards authoritarianism we're heading down is getting steeper by the day. If you're interested in the subject read John Taylor Gattos books on the dumbing down of America.
For all I know freaking Atlantis could be hiding under the ice there or at least
fascinating, mind-boggling remnants of past civilization like pyramids twice the
size of Gizeh and sphinxes galore.
They wouldn't tell us in a million years.
So what do you think they'll tell _you_ what's under all that ice?
After the heavy desensitation of the past forty years or so
since the first experiment, it would have been interesting to
see whether we did better on the test.
"Gerald Ford isn't a homosexual or a bisexual. In fact, he is a trisexual,
that means he'll _try_ anything."
Just one of the many men and women he forced himself on.
"It is nothing new to see technology from military and governmental endeavors change daily life profoundly."
8 489831436&q=beyond+treason
Sure. Military technology can change people's lives profoundly. Ask anyboy who stepped on a land mine.
Or even better: Why don't you ask the troops yourselves? Start with the ones who have breathed in depleted uranium
and have cancer, then talk to the guys who ended up terminally sick from the vaccination shots they were given.
All that is: Beyond Treason
http://www.beyondtreason.com/
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=500514363
With some strong smelling agent like chocolate this not really spectacular. In fact: it's lame.
Other animals have far more sensational abilities to detect smells, dogs come to mind here but
did you know that a bear's sense of smell is an amazing ten times more acute than in a dog.
I owned a dog who was deaf but otherwise in perfect health. One day I had him off the leash and
while he was looking the other way a rabbit ran across the road and disappeared into the fields.
Had he seen it he would have given immediately given chase. A minute later he walked across the
line on the road the rabbit had run past his nose picked up one or two molecules of rabbit sense
and suddenly he yelped in surprise and gave chase. Now if humans could do _that_ then _that_
would be news.
As far as other animals sense of smell is concerned, I'll thrown in another piece of trivia while
we're at it: A Bear's sense of is ten times as acute as that of a dog. Oh and don't think there's
a tradeoff involved. They can hear far beyond the human frequency range and they have color vision
and their eyes are considered at least as good as ours.