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  1. Re:May I be the first to say.... on Mars Probe Probably Lost Forever · · Score: 1

    You have an interesting point there, because it may well be that an advanced civilization
    contacting us may just as well ignore our "leadership" and address us directly maybe
    individually or in larger groups...

  2. Re:Not good..... on Drugs Eradicate the Need For Sleep · · Score: 1

    I'm with you a 100% on this one. Since you spoke as a scientist, I'll continue
    as a computer geek then:

    "...and its thought that REM sleep may be necessary for memory consolidation."

    I don't think that skipping out to much on garbage collection is a good
    idea.

    And you're right. At least for me, cognitive abilities and memory degrades after
    after 16 hours of "uptime" and largely ceases after 24. I have made some of my
    worst, almost deadly mistakes after 32 hours when sleep deprivation euphoria
    fooled me into thinking I was wide awake, capable and ready for it.

  3. Re:It's called regulation on Drivers License Swipes Raise Privacy Concerns · · Score: 1

    "I don't need the government telling me what I can and can't do with my body, and if they are going to try to, I'm going to push back just as hard, especially when they want to do such things as monitor it."

    They're not so much concerned whether you might drink a gallon of chlorox and so
    deprive them of years of labor of what would otherwise have been a fine
    slave.However they're extremely unhappy with anything you put into your body
    that leaves you alive and well .. and out of their control.

  4. Re:disarm Israel's nuclear program on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    Uh of course youre right. I just got carried away still thinking in obsolete terms, of course
    there are few dictatorships left on the planet, such as North Korea or Iran. All the other
    countries that are our friends but where people get their faces kicked, or are disappeared,
    or outrightly executed in public for speaking out loud... I wonder what we call those? Ah
    yes, I remember, we call them Preferred Trade Partner or even Ally.

    As far as slavery is concerned, when the national average is bleeding gums from
    malnutrition and a bust nose from a rifle butt, you don't need fences to lock people in to
    work for a fifty cents a day. You only need the fences and guards when you're working say women
    for food and you don't want to lose them to sweatshops that offer them a dime a day.

  5. Re:Anything's possible. on ICANN Under Pressure Over Non-Latin Characters · · Score: 1

    I just thought it was an intriguing allegation, I have no idea whether this has any bearing
    on Palestine.

  6. Re:disarm Israel's nuclear program on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    And I didn't even start to talk about all the letter agency spooks and hired troops down there
    working hand in hand to keep the dictatorships in power so that Pedro keeps growing tons of Marijuana
    while wife Maria and little baby girl Juana toil for a dollar a day in a corporate sweatshop...

    Here's the scoop on the SOA from Wikipedia:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/School_of_the_americas

    Notable graduates
    Country Graduates
    Argentina Leopoldo Galtieri, Roberto Eduardo Viola
    Bolivia Hugo Banzer Suárez
    Ecuador Guillermo Rodríguez
    El Salvador Roberto D'Aubuisson
    Guatemala Efraín Ríos Montt
    Panama Manuel Noriega, Omar Torrijos
    Peru Vladimiro Montesinos, Juan Velasco Alvarado
    Venezuela Juan Manuel Sucre Figarella

    to name a few.

    US Training Manual

            See also: Torture manuals

    On September 20, 1996, the Pentagon released seven training manuals prepared by the U.S. military and used between 1987 and 1991 for intelligence training courses in Latin America and at the U.S. Army School of the Americas (SOA). According to the Third World Traveler, these manuals show how U.S. agents taught repressive techniques and promoted the violation of human rights throughout Latin America and around the globe. [6]

    [edit] Human rights abuses

    The SOA has been accused of training members of governments guilty of serious human rights abuses and have been found to advocate techniques that violate accepted international standards, particularly the Geneva Conventions. Graduates of the SOA include men such as Hugo Banzer Suárez, Leopoldo Galtieri, Manuel Noriega, Efraín Ríos Montt, Vladimiro Montesinos, Guillermo Rodríguez, Omar Torrijos, Roberto Viola, Roberto D'Aubuisson, Victor Escobar and Juan Velasco Alvarado. [7] Because many of its students have been associated with death squads, and coups in Latin American countries, the school's acronym is reparsed by its detractors as the "School of the Assassins".

  7. Re:Anything's possible. on ICANN Under Pressure Over Non-Latin Characters · · Score: 1

    I didn't find anything in the WP article. I can only guess, but are you saying that
    they used Office 97 to create false documents?

  8. There is only one reason to activate the prodct on Microsoft's Battle For Software Mindshare · · Score: 1

    By 2010 when they stop activating Office 2003 or earlier you will then most likely find a patch
    that makes activation for that product unnecessary. The only real reason for going through
    "activation" right now with a "authentic product key" is because you want to get the latest fixes
    and patches. You may want to archive these however so Microsoft can't take them away when it's
    time for Office "Oddysee" 2010.

  9. Joint jewish-arab protest on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    Actually there seems to be a lot of jewish-arab cooperation going on, just type
    the keywords jew arab joint protest into google...

    http://gush-shalom.org/actions/27demo_eng.html

    Here's one where the Israeli state also attacked jews:

    http://zope.gush-shalom.org/home/en/events/1161988 506/

    It was the stormiest demonstration in Bil'in for some time. Clouds of tear gas, salvoes of stun grenades were showered on the 300 demonstrators - Palestinians, Israelis and internationals - who marched again to protest against the wall in this village, as they have done every Friday for than 20 months...

    No life fire though, but I recall reading on indymedia maybe two or three years back
    about a similar joint jewish-arab protest where the Israeli police opened fire with regular
    guns.

  10. Let's tolerate Israel to Death then. on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    "Death to the Jews, starting with Israel"

    I have no idea what the Palestinian Govt, Hizbullah or the Iranian Government wants, but I can sure guess
    what 99% of all Palestinians, Lebanese and Iranians and Israelis do not want: Missiles crashing
    through their living rooms and exploding in their bedrooms. You will find people who often see that
    happen in their lives to resort to cruder rethoric or their leaders may attempt to capitalize on that.

    "Antisemitism" is the fuel that feeds the Moloch's fire here and without that and the constant pressure from
    inside and outside its borders, this little South Africa reloaded with all its segregation and homelands would have
    exploded long ago. So why not learn tolerance indeed? Some time ago I heard about Jews and Arabs demonstrating
    hand in hand for peace in Israel. They reacted by firing live rounds into the demonstration not caring who
    the hit, Jew or Arab, because they certainly can't have that. It'd be the Death of Israel.

  11. Oh really? on Students Put UCLA Taser Video On YouTube · · Score: 1

    You know what, it's the cooperative weirdo like you that has me scared.

  12. Re:Still more knee-talk? on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    Apparently for some reason you equate the dissolution of the legal entity "The State of Israel"
    with the deaths of millions of people. The Germans have survived the deaths and births of more
    such legal entities than you can shake a stick at. Surely, you're just as hardy a people.

  13. Still more knee-talk? on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    "You have it backwards. You blame the victims of genocide, and actually have the gall to call them the perpetrators of it."

    You mean the twenty year old concentration camp survivor sniper who pulled the trigger on a palestinian 12-year old girl?

  14. Re:You got a nice knee there. But check out my fac on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    It is not important what Israel pays lip service to, it's what they do and that is mind-shatteringly
    gruesome. I'm sure they would prefer to do their genocide in private without the world watching but
    with the internet... I just went to youtube and this is what I immediately came up with and I wasn't even
    looking hard.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WaCJn4hdjc Here. Watch this little girl scream in grief after an Israeli
    gun boat had just wiped out her entire family ... because they were having a picnic on Gaza beach.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEv-HSz2Zj4&mode=re lated&search= Here. Israeli soldiers shooting unarmed
    protesting women. ...

    Since you're so upset here Krell, I'll assume you're an Israeli and if so it sucks to be you because you're
    at risk of losing life and limb everyday you get on a bus or go to a public place.. Not because you're
    jewish but simply because yet one more Palestinian has decided life is not worth living without the
    friends and family your government killed in the barbed wire walled-in in hell they call Gaza and therefore
    got on the bus with you with twenty pounds of semtex strapped to his belly.

  15. Wait til I claim copyright to G'day on Draconian Anti-Piracy Law Looms Over Australia · · Score: 1

    I(tm) will so totally _own_(R) the place(tm), I will have robot(tm) Kangaroos(R)
    jumping all over the place(R) to collect(tm) the dues(tm) and license(R)
    fees(tm).

    On a more serious note, let's see how they're going to enforce _that_ first. There
    are not enough handcuffs on that entire continent even if fourteen "criminals" shared a
    pair.

  16. Re:disarm Israel's nuclear program on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    Have a look just at the tip of that iceberg. The School of the Americas is not about earning
    a degree in rural science.

  17. Re:You got a nice knee there. But check out my fac on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry, but genocidal regimes don't believe in that.

  18. Re:disarm Israel's nuclear program on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    So following your warped logic, because I downright loathe and despise a cruel, murderous regime
    I hate the people that have to suffer because of it?

    I should hate all Germans for Hitler, all Russians for Stalin, all the Brits for their genocidical
    policies in Ireland, all the French for what they did in Polynesia, all Americans for what they're
    doing to South America... and now following your logic I am apparently supposed to hate the average
    working Israeli middle-class family who are just like every else on the planet trying to keep their
    heads above the water.

    Sorry buddy, but I'm still taking the easy way out of this one. Instead of hating poor Israeli Nazitrooper
    Herschel here who just broke that Palestinian girl's leg with a rifle but (per IDF regulation I might add!!!!!) I
    will concentrate that hatred on the system that turned a perfect kid like Herschel into such a piece of
    shit.

  19. You got a nice knee there. But check out my facts! on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    I wonder how much more hasbara is coming my way here?

    1. The historic facts anyone can verify with a brain and an internet connection.
    Be sure to look up "Haganah" when you do.

    2. While I am not my wife is jewish and so are therefore my children. I can't say
    that I am antisemite, especially because she's sephardic and therefore
    semitic as opposed to the azhkenazi "ruling" contingent in Israel which is anything
    but semite.

    You reaction is the expected knee jerk to muddle the issue by softly moaning
    "antisemitism! antisemitism!". While you're showing off your fine knee I think I'm
    providing some interesting pointers for people to follow up on.

  20. Israel is a british invention on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    ... and a disingenious one at. It was the British who forced immigrant jews at gunpoint on the
    Palestinians in a country that was then known as Palestine, and it were the zionist Haganah
    terror commandoes who immediately thereafter started gunning down Palestinian families and
    burning their homesteads while the British looked the other way.

    Look there is not nearly as much support for the "Israel" as the propaganda in the western media
    might make you believe. True they've been proselytizing it here for decades, but I think there
    is just not enough fluoride in the water here for people to swallow it.

    The world would indeed be a better place if you got rid of the Uberzionist Herrenmenschen who own
    your pussies and got you to believe it is okay to slaughter people for the labor and land. Go
    ahead and complain to your ADL or your JDL or wherever you turn to for that.

  21. Slow Terror Day on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    Some times when it is a slow terror day, the Israelis will bomb one of their own school buses so lets
    go behind the movie screen here where you will find our good shepherds of the sheeple feuding each other.
    This is where that kind of technology is used and on people whose names never make it to the other side
    of the screen.

  22. This tech could be a great leveller on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1

    Really, how do you defend against something like that? An assassin no larger than a honey bee,
    the next generation not larger than an ant... You would have to spend the rest of your life
    in a hermetically sealed room with an airlock.

    Scary as it seems I think this kind of technology could be a great leveller, upping security
    precautions to the untenable and thus denying the current elites freedom of movement and at
    the same time diminishing their well-being... all in a world where a tilted window can spell
    death for this people :-). Im all for it!

  23. How extraordinarily dumb... on Bionic Bugs To Fight Terrorists · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Stuff like that gets reengineered or stolen and then its used against the Israeli elite.

  24. This is a good thing, actually... gon bluescreen on Ballmer Says Linux "Infringes Our Intellectual Property" · · Score: 1

    Theyre hurt by Linux so bad and without any other defense than resorting to
    FUDge. Not a smart move Ballmer, with hundreds of thousands of Linux evangelists
    out there putting that into perspective for the customers. Linux is taking over
    hard and the Solaris people feel it (even though if you got Solaris youre imho
    downgrading). Then theres IBM, ORACLE etc. to contend with... theyll whip your
    lawsuits out of court until you "blue screen".

  25. Re:Now try that with a pyramid on NASA Avoids "Happy New Year" On Shuttle · · Score: 1

    I'm not so sure whether they could build another dome like the ones in Cologne or Paderborn or a cathedral like Notre Dame today. Why they even admitted they couldn't build simple structures like the Gizeh pyramid.