If they have enough natural disasters that all their other nuke plants have the same type of shit occur, most of the japanese population will probably starve to death before they die from rad sickness.
None of the countries that have free healthcare have a military(specific portions of the militaries notwithstanding.) that is at all worth a damn. Moreover, in order to build up a military that could do anything, they would have to gut their social programs, including their free healthcare. The idea that if the US military became completely ineffective except at defending the US that everything would be hunky-dory is fucking delusional. Nature abhors a vacuum, and the conflits that would flare up would make the current situation look like a walk through the fucking park.
Mmm, you'll notice that it doesn't attribute their deaths to Allied forces. Just that they died. Not to mention that they vast majority of the "casualties" were confirmed by surveys done by, among other things, POLITICAL PARTIES, with no mention of methodology. One can assume realistically that the numbers are smaller and overwhelmingly caused by the insurgents.
I'm going to point out that this was done entirely by white house internal staff. Everybody outside the white house basically said you're out of your fucking mind.
Actually in Military R&D this is largely not the case. Because of the nature of the programs they are mandated to do the vast majority of the work in the US. They can get certain parts from outside the US, but nothing really critical.
Not without knowing the exact ratios for honors that Harvard was using at the time, and what classes he did best in. For instance, if he did really well in the subjective classes but much less well in the objectively graded classes than his SCL is quite suspect.
So, just so we're clear, you think that someone who can outmaneuver the corrupt portion of her own party in her home state and take out a large chunk of them, and then go on to lead negotiations with a sovereign country regarding oil transport is monstrously stupid.
While technically what's planted isn't food corn(as other types of corn are cheaper to purchase and grow), it is taking up space where food corn was previously planted.
To anybody with even a remote understanding of nuclear physics that number means absolutely nothing. What matters, especially for long term effect, is the form of radiation. Which the article of course doesn't mention.
So John Stewart's seen Weiner's wiener from that angle and distance? In the world of photography, perspective is everything. There, in fact, WON'T be a criminal investigation, because it is, in fact, Weiner's wiener. His immediate action after the publication of the photo was to lie his ass off about the tivo eating his hockey game. Moreover, he told the media that he was tweeting about the hockey game but for 3 hours prior to the surprise wiener there was no public communication on his twitter account.
While it is true that we have more creative output in absolute terms, can you explain how much more we have in relative terms and how the current copyright regime enables this?
Clearly he's never seen Mulan. It's like all those myths about the Native Americans being a bunch of peaceful noble savages, more or less utter bullshit.
Unless you define regular people to exclude anyone who pays income tax then then answer is yes, taxes were lowered. Not by a static amount, but as a percentage of what you paid.
Bullshit, I use both 'ObamaCare' and 'Bush tax cuts' when referring to the respective legislation. It has no inherent bias to it other than attributing it to the people pushing it. The reason for labels such as ObamaCare is so that in general conversation people don't have to refer to the PPACA.
I didn't even learn of the series until after the movie, and the ONLY piece of advertising for the movie that I saw was 2 weeks after it came out at around one in the morning on Comedy Central. The advertising campaign for that movie was virtually nonexistent.
Look, if we admitted they weren't a pretend country we'd have to admit them into our election processes. This would have decidedly deleterious effects.
We have know way of knowing what the internals of Chinese markets actually look like. The real estate bubble in the US is probably small potatoes compared to the one forming in China though.
Over the past 2 years the government printed off a trillion dollars and sold the debt to itself. If it really wanted to it could *buy* the 800 billion that China owns pretty easy. Not to mention the fact that if America goes into that big a depression the effect on the rest of the world will be extremely ugly. Food riots would be much more common, among other things
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If they have enough natural disasters that all their other nuke plants have the same type of shit occur, most of the japanese population will probably starve to death before they die from rad sickness.
You're looking at nickel-steel casks carrying uranium and heavier than water liquid waste products. Soooo, pretty fucking heavy.
None of the countries that have free healthcare have a military(specific portions of the militaries notwithstanding.) that is at all worth a damn. Moreover, in order to build up a military that could do anything, they would have to gut their social programs, including their free healthcare. The idea that if the US military became completely ineffective except at defending the US that everything would be hunky-dory is fucking delusional. Nature abhors a vacuum, and the conflits that would flare up would make the current situation look like a walk through the fucking park.
Mmm, you'll notice that it doesn't attribute their deaths to Allied forces. Just that they died. Not to mention that they vast majority of the "casualties" were confirmed by surveys done by, among other things, POLITICAL PARTIES, with no mention of methodology. One can assume realistically that the numbers are smaller and overwhelmingly caused by the insurgents.
Except Hoover didn't do nothing. That's a myth perpetuated by our education system.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/rothbard/rothbard184.html
Ignore the comments about LF capitalism, but the rest of the article is spot on.
I'm going to point out that this was done entirely by white house internal staff. Everybody outside the white house basically said you're out of your fucking mind.
Actually in Military R&D this is largely not the case. Because of the nature of the programs they are mandated to do the vast majority of the work in the US. They can get certain parts from outside the US, but nothing really critical.
Not without knowing the exact ratios for honors that Harvard was using at the time, and what classes he did best in. For instance, if he did really well in the subjective classes but much less well in the objectively graded classes than his SCL is quite suspect.
So, just so we're clear, you think that someone who can outmaneuver the corrupt portion of her own party in her home state and take out a large chunk of them, and then go on to lead negotiations with a sovereign country regarding oil transport is monstrously stupid.
Don't worry, I'm sure Andrew Sullivan will sue the NYT for elimination of livelihood or some other such bullshit.
While technically what's planted isn't food corn(as other types of corn are cheaper to purchase and grow), it is taking up space where food corn was previously planted.
To anybody with even a remote understanding of nuclear physics that number means absolutely nothing. What matters, especially for long term effect, is the form of radiation. Which the article of course doesn't mention.
So John Stewart's seen Weiner's wiener from that angle and distance? In the world of photography, perspective is everything. There, in fact, WON'T be a criminal investigation, because it is, in fact, Weiner's wiener. His immediate action after the publication of the photo was to lie his ass off about the tivo eating his hockey game. Moreover, he told the media that he was tweeting about the hockey game but for 3 hours prior to the surprise wiener there was no public communication on his twitter account.
While it is true that we have more creative output in absolute terms, can you explain how much more we have in relative terms and how the current copyright regime enables this?
"politicians calling for the summary execution of a non-American for treason "
None of whom can cause him to be charged with treason, and even assuming he was charged the SC would laugh it's ass off at the charge.
I'm going to point out that SpaceX is a private company not subject to government paperwork and bidding procedures.
Clearly he's never seen Mulan. It's like all those myths about the Native Americans being a bunch of peaceful noble savages, more or less utter bullshit.
Obama's cronies treatment of FOIA requests is much, much more ugly and thuglike than Bush's cronies.
Unless you define regular people to exclude anyone who pays income tax then then answer is yes, taxes were lowered. Not by a static amount, but as a percentage of what you paid.
Bullshit, I use both 'ObamaCare' and 'Bush tax cuts' when referring to the respective legislation. It has no inherent bias to it other than attributing it to the people pushing it. The reason for labels such as ObamaCare is so that in general conversation people don't have to refer to the PPACA.
I didn't even learn of the series until after the movie, and the ONLY piece of advertising for the movie that I saw was 2 weeks after it came out at around one in the morning on Comedy Central. The advertising campaign for that movie was virtually nonexistent.
Not unless you have one fuckload of an impressive heatsink on the other side of the mirrors cold to a few degrees above 0
Look, if we admitted they weren't a pretend country we'd have to admit them into our election processes. This would have decidedly deleterious effects.
We have know way of knowing what the internals of Chinese markets actually look like. The real estate bubble in the US is probably small potatoes compared to the one forming in China though.
Over the past 2 years the government printed off a trillion dollars and sold the debt to itself. If it really wanted to it could *buy* the 800 billion that China owns pretty easy. Not to mention the fact that if America goes into that big a depression the effect on the rest of the world will be extremely ugly. Food riots would be much more common, among other things