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30 September, 2005

ADL

Filed under: Politics and stuff

From ADL newsletter:

Unfortunately, across America and around the world anti-Semitism is once again on the rise. Last year alone, anti-Semitic incidents in the U.S. increased by a stunning 17%.

Yet they never analise (or publish) WHY this anti-Semitism on the rise…
They don’t want you to know that a few spy scandals have links to AIPAC and Israel.

29 September, 2005

Israel dismisses Arab complaint about atom arsenal

Filed under: Politics and stuff

If they have nothing to hide, why are commercial satellites prohibited taking picture of the alledged nuclear site? If there’s nothing there, why not allow inspectors do their thing?

Reuters AlertNet - Israel dismisses Arab complaint about atom arsenal

Top News Article | Reuters.co.uk

Filed under: Politics and stuff

Prepare for another “terrorist attack”, this time perhaps on the Continent!

Top News Article | Reuters.co.uk

Al-Qaeda controls Iraq revolt, says US

Filed under: Politics and stuff

Just WHO the Al-Qaeda are? Surely not foreign fighters posing as Arabs?

Al-Qaeda controls Iraq revolt, says US

Cuban Terror Case Erodes US Credibility, Critics Say - by Jim Lobe

Filed under: Politics and stuff

“There isn’t a shred of evidence that Posada would be tortured in Venezuela,” said Alvarez, adding that “if we examine our respective records on torture, a prisoner is more likely to be tortured in the custody of the U.S. government than in the custody of Venezuelan officials.”

BUUUUURN! HAHA!

“The long and short of it is that we are harboring a terrorist,” agreed Wayne Smith, who headed the U.S. Interest Section in Havana in the late 1970s and early 1980s. “This is really a total farce.”

He’s not the only one, though.

Cuban Terror Case Erodes US Credibility, Critics Say - by Jim Lobe

Israel Orders Army to Quell Rocket Fire; Hamas Ends It

Filed under: Politics and stuff

Asked about the Hamas statement, Maj. Gen. Yisrael Ziv, the army’s chief of operations, said Israel would continue its offensive.

If they can’t get some genuine resistance, they’ll make on up! It wouldn’t be the first.

t r u t h o u t - Israel Orders Army to Quell Rocket Fire; Hamas Ends It

Tali Fahima, a Too-Curious Israeli Woman

Filed under: Politics and stuff

Thousands of Palestinians and a few Israelis from the extreme right have experienced and know this arbitrary procedure.

This is why I agree with some Americans who say UN is obsolete. It clearly isn’t working at enforcing the international law. We need an international army with a hand reaching around the globe. And we will have it, but we need a showdown first - evolution at work.

t r u t h o u t - Tali Fahima, a Too-Curious Israeli Woman

Journal axes gene research on Jews and Palestinians

British geneticist Sir Walter Bodmer added: ‘If the journal didn’t like the paper, they shouldn’t have published it in the first place. Why wait until it has appeared before acting like this?’

Let’s just say someone called the editor and asked real nice for the paper to be pulled.

In common with earlier studies, the team found no data to support the idea that Jewish people were genetically distinct from other people in the region. In doing so, the team’s research challenges claims that Jews are a special, chosen people and that Judaism can only be inherited.

This is why science is dangerous to the religios people. It can prove that they are superialistic chauvinistic assholes.

Its editor told the journal Nature last week that she was threatened by mass resignations from members if she did not retract the article.

Who’s running the show?

One of them said: ‘If Arnaiz-Villena had found evidence that Jewish people were genetically very special, instead of ordinary, you can be sure no one would have objected to the phrases he used in his article. This is a very sad business.’

Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | Journal axes gene research on Jews and Palestinians

Spain’s 9/11 trial called ‘a failure’ | csmonitor.com

Filed under: Politics and stuff

To consider this a reference to September 11 was ‘a flight of fantasy for anyone with common sense, and raises immense doubts about the seriousness of the verdict,’ El Mundo said.

Spain’s 9/11 trial called ‘a failure’ | csmonitor.com

28 September, 2005

Silk

Spider silk is as strong as nylon, but more elastic. It is made from protein (glycine, alanine, serine) and is similar to insect silk.
It doesn’t harden on air but rather because it’s “drawn out”.

For more info check your copy of Invertebrate zoology by Rupper, Fox, Barnes. :D

India and Russia to hold joint anti-terror exercise

Filed under: Politics and stuff

Russia to Uncle Sam: Back off, dude.

India and Russia to hold joint anti-terror exercise .:. NewKerala - India’s Top Online Newspaper

Two Israeli Undercover Rescued by British

Filed under: Politics and stuff

I think we need to wait until the claim gets confirmed, but I will admit, a lot of evidence suggests that they might not have been what they were said to be.

If they indeed turn out to be Israeli, prepare for some dancing, because hell is going to break lose! And it would just go on to prove that Israelis are posing as Arab/Muslim terrorists, inciting terror, war and hatred.

Two Israeli Undercover Rescued by British

Squid’s in — and now it’s on film

Quite the opposite, say the Japanese duo. It is an active predator that attacks its prey horizontally, and its two long tentacles coil up into a ball after the strike, rather like pythons that rapidly envelop their prey in their sinuous curves.

Wouldn’t want to encounter that sucker. :D

Squid’s in — and now it’s on film - Yahoo! News

27 September, 2005

New Analyses Bolster Central Tenets of Evolution Theory

“What makes evolution a scientific explanation is that it makes testable predictions,” Lander said. “You only believe theories when they make non-obvious predictions that are confirmed by scientific evidence.”

Which ID isn’t.

(In fact, some “junk” DNA has indeed been found to be functional in recent years, though more than 90 percent of human DNA still appears to be the flotsam of biological history.) In any case, West said, it is up to Darwinists to prove ID wrong.

Wrong! The ID people must prove ID theory RIGHT!
Imagine yourself being thrown into jail and then put to the task of proving yourself innocent.
Well, actually, that’s what the guys at Guantanamo have to do.

New Analyses Bolster Central Tenets of Evolution Theory

26 September, 2005

Bush urges larger role for military

Filed under: Politics and stuff

Soldiers fight wars, firemen and civil protection deals with (natural) disasters. Scott Ritter said the same thing.

Newsday.com: Bush urges larger role for military

Britain to pull troops from Iraq as Blair says ‘don’t force me out’

Filed under: Politics and stuff

The disclosures follow rising demands for the government to establish a clearer strategy for bringing troops home following the kidnapping of two British SAS troopers in Basra and the scenes of violence that surrounded their rescue

Bullshit! They were caught wearing Arab clotes, their car was packed with weapons and they were shooting at the police. They could have been shot as spies.

The Observer | Politics | Britain to pull troops from Iraq as Blair says ‘don’t force me out’

25 September, 2005

Hussein Was Right & Bush Was Wrong, by Harry Browne

Filed under: Politics and stuff

A German reporter managed to obtain a copy of the original report from Iraq, and then compared it with the truncated copy the U.S. gave to the UN. He found that the missing parts covered the Iraqis’ acquisition of chemical and biological weapons from the U.S., the delivery of non-fissionable materials for a nuclear bomb by the U.S. to the Iraqis, and the training of Iraqi nuclear scientists at U.S. nuclear facilities in Los Alamos, Sandia, and Berkeley.

Hussein also invited the U.S. Congress to send representatives, accompanied by experts, to inspect any facilities in Iraq that they wanted. President Bush said this changed nothing, and he managed to derail the sending of a Congressional delegation.

He called them on their bluff, and they what they did showed that they were not interested in the truth, but in more new bombs and services by Haliburton.

One of the tragic ironies of the decision to invade Iraq is that the Iraqi WMD declaration required by security council resolution 1441, submitted by Iraq in December 2002, and summarily rejected by Bush and Blair as repackaged falsehoods, now stands as the most accurate compilation of data yet assembled regarding Iraq’s WMD programs (more so than even Duelfer’s ISG report, which contains much unsubstantiated speculation).

Are they being held accountable?

Hussein Was Right & Bush Was Wrong, by Harry Browne

It’s a sorry state of affairs in America when you can trust the words of Saddam Hussein more than those of your own President.

What you reap, is what you sow!

24 September, 2005

Real Time with Bill Maher - September 23rd, 2005

Filed under: romunov's rants

It took Bill 7 minutes and 30 seconds to make a marijuana joke.

Guests via Satellite:

  • Willie Nelson, the musicial/activist
  • Rep. David Dreier, (R) California
  • Andrea Mitchell, NBC news correspondent, author
  • Guests on the panel:

  • Christopher Hitchens, author of “Thomas Jefferson: Author of America”
  • Katty Kay, anchor, BBC news
  • George Galloway, Member of Parliament, UK
  • “Fact of the matter is” was said three times.

    C. Hitchens was such a dick, I just wanna slap him. I don’t know the protocol when British people fight, but he rare looked anyone in the eye, as if he’s ashamed of something.

    George Galloway could be more aggressive. If he could rattle congress, why not some white guy?

    One could tell that David Dreier is a republican just by hearing him talk. He complemented that Bush’s administration had lowered the expected deficit for something like 8 billion dollars. Expected deficit for this year is 488 billion dollars, and may reach 2,3 trillion by 2010.
    Does 8 billion still look a lot now?

    Tom Flocco Now Thoroughly Discredited

    Filed under: Unsorted

    Tom Flocco (if that’s his real name) is an agent trying to discredit any information that is not reported by the mainstream media.
    This is not new to me. Secret service did the same thing during the civil rights movement to discredit it.

    The Truth Seeker - Tom Flocco Now Thoroughly Discredited

    Brazil to ask WTO to impose trade sanctions on US

    Filed under: Politics and stuff

    The US is yelling “free trade” every day, but when it comes to obiding by some rules, they’re last in the barn. I call that hypocrisy.

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