This is pure fiction, but say some neocons claim the war on terror requires martial law over the US, and dismisses congress, arrests the peaceniks for subversion and treason...basically takes over the government kind of like hitler did.
In this worst case scenario, some people might rather die than put up with it, and they might be able to overthrow the fake government and reestablish the constitution and avert years of totalitarianism.
Not likely to happen you say, but it's happened in other countries.
Dr. Hibbert: "So you can see you have every disease, and a few we've never really seen. They've reached a sort of symbiance and are balanced in such a way that it isn't affecting you. ha ha ha." Mr. Burns: "So what you're saying is i'm invincible?" Dr. Hibbert: "Oh dear God no, the slightest breeze could kill y..." Mr. Burns: "Invincible..."
"The global production from mines was 222 metric tons in 2006 according to USGS data.[6] Most palladium is used for catalytic converters in the automobile industry."-wikipedia
Rome's senate, like Greece's democracy before it, was a push towards the left that got crushed by the reactionary forces that always push against the left, but the memory remained, and inspired the enlightenment thinkers of Europe who spawned our current democratic societies.
So Rome's senate was not worthless because we remember it's dream.
Most people don't take enough chemistry to understand how safe and efficient these plants are in terms of environmental health, especially compared to burning (and mining)coal, burning oil, or damming up the rivers and killing off the salmon populations.
I've lost two people in pointless car crashes.
Please use your goddamn head and pay attention to the goddamn road.
While it was an exciting read, sadly, Menzies is just too farfetched, and makes too many basic assumptions.
Even worse, he has a new book out that claims the Chinese landed in Italy /rolleyes
It won't spread if it can't cross uninhabitable areas. What if it's farther underground where it's warm than we can dig right now?
It's not the buerocrats, it's the 'Family First' groups that are behind it.
gg means 'good game' actually.
Yea, there's no text editing software that couDOWN WITH COMMUNIST BEIJING! FREE TIBET!ld ever object.
This is pure fiction, but say some neocons claim the war on terror requires martial law over the US, and dismisses congress, arrests the peaceniks for subversion and treason...basically takes over the government kind of like hitler did.
In this worst case scenario, some people might rather die than put up with it, and they might be able to overthrow the fake government and reestablish the constitution and avert years of totalitarianism.
Not likely to happen you say, but it's happened in other countries.
Dr. Hibbert: "So you can see you have every disease, and a few we've never really seen. They've reached a sort of symbiance and are balanced in such a way that it isn't affecting you. ha ha ha."
Mr. Burns: "So what you're saying is i'm invincible?"
Dr. Hibbert: "Oh dear God no, the slightest breeze could kill y..."
Mr. Burns: "Invincible..."
only mostly dead.
We're talking about the truth of observations, the only truth that exists.
Palladium isn't that rare...
"The global production from mines was 222 metric tons in 2006 according to USGS data.[6] Most palladium is used for catalytic converters in the automobile industry."-wikipedia
Rome's senate, like Greece's democracy before it, was a push towards the left that got crushed by the reactionary forces that always push against the left, but the memory remained, and inspired the enlightenment thinkers of Europe who spawned our current democratic societies.
So Rome's senate was not worthless because we remember it's dream.
hey where can I get that file?
Wait, 9 of them zoomed in on the woman's breast, but why is this 10th one looking at the guy beside her?
Beautiful plumage.
to continue being cold hearted, this shouldn't happen because if the guy croaks before he gets to Mars then we've wasted all the cash and effort.
Not only that, but Capitalists, once they've built their industries, hate to change them (too risky), and will fight the idea that they should.
No, it's more analogous to just a car.
Any car can be easily stolen, but we lock them anyway.
On the other hand, if you drop your wallet at his apartment, you can't barge in and accusing of stealing it when he looks inside to see who's it is.
If you leave a piece of paper you can't sue him for reading it.
He's not taking possession, but he is interacting with.
And in California you can marry them!
What did you do that you told them about that makes you confident they are lenient?
This isn't about not knowing the law, it's about not knowing you're breaking it.
A better analogy would be if your friend's speedometer said 25 when he was actually doing 40.
Most people don't take enough chemistry to understand how safe and efficient these plants are in terms of environmental health, especially compared to burning (and mining)coal, burning oil, or damming up the rivers and killing off the salmon populations.
I'm an environmentalist and am very pro-nuclear.
They had a show like that in the 90's...Boston Public? Or something?
I remember liking it...so I'm sure Fox canceled it for no reason as per their policy on shows I like.