Yes, that is the answer. Let's legalize drugs. After all, things like herion and cocaine can be used in a recreational manner. Having had a sister and a teenage daughter who got mixed up in this junk (one cocaine, one herion) I think its safe to say that I think this stuff does not need to be legalized.
They are talking about sensor devices. Cameras and microphones are surveillance devices. Now, if the FBI had everybodies heat print (yes, they are unique) on file, then you could say the FBI could use this to invade your privacy. Since they do not (yet) have this, there is no breach of privacy.
Get a purifier with an electrostatic filter element. No need to constantly buy new media, just give it a regular cleaning every month. The media should last for years, and most trap down to 0.1 micron size
How can you believe that drug dealing is victimless. Not only does this activity create crimes in which innocents are injured, the money that is generated supports drug lords in (usually) Central and South American countries. These people have no trouble killing enforcement agents, alot of which have families that depend on them. Victimless, indeed.
Sars is attacking distributed computing. Let the computing infidels bask in their illusion.
Their infidel processors are committing suicide by the hundreds. I can assure you that those villains will recognize, will discover in appropriate time in the future how stupid they are and how they are pretending things which have never taken place.
Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf
Hopefully, companies will realize that there is some talent out there that cannot be filled by a US citizen. I'd like to see Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf get his own late -night talk show. He'd beat the crap out of Conan or Letterman (or at least strenously deny there presence).
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Yes, that is the answer. Let's legalize drugs. After all, things like herion and cocaine can be used in a recreational manner. Having had a sister and a teenage daughter who got mixed up in this junk (one cocaine, one herion) I think its safe to say that I think this stuff does not need to be legalized.
They are talking about sensor devices. Cameras and microphones are surveillance devices. Now, if the FBI had everybodies heat print (yes, they are unique) on file, then you could say the FBI could use this to invade your privacy. Since they do not (yet) have this, there is no breach of privacy.
Get a purifier with an electrostatic filter element. No need to constantly buy new media, just give it a regular cleaning every month. The media should last for years, and most trap down to 0.1 micron size
How can you believe that drug dealing is victimless. Not only does this activity create crimes in which innocents are injured, the money that is generated supports drug lords in (usually) Central and South American countries. These people have no trouble killing enforcement agents, alot of which have families that depend on them. Victimless, indeed.
Sars is attacking distributed computing. Let the computing infidels bask in their illusion. Their infidel processors are committing suicide by the hundreds. I can assure you that those villains will recognize, will discover in appropriate time in the future how stupid they are and how they are pretending things which have never taken place. Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf
Actually, there is a report that he was going to surrender to a couple of Portugese journalists, but he never showed up at the agreed meeting point.
How about Crocodile Dundee skinning Jar Jar Binks
Of course not, there a member of the Coalition of the Willing.
Hopefully, companies will realize that there is some talent out there that cannot be filled by a US citizen. I'd like to see Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf get his own late -night talk show. He'd beat the crap out of Conan or Letterman (or at least strenously deny there presence).
They come in handy if you need to clean up before visiting Eccentrica Gallumbits.