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Posts: 24,105November 2011 Seem's as though the world seem's to want rid of these types of people, isn't it time that the same sort of thing happened to Sepp Blatter as in my eyes he is a tyrant aswell.
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Posts: 2,951November 2011
hmmm.....
Thing is Sambo.....Blatter has racism. Where as dictators of the ilk you mention have copious amounts of oil and gas reserves.
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Posts: 24,105November 2011ToffeeCup said:
hmmm.....
Thing is Sambo.....Blatter has racism. Where as dictators of the ilk you mention have copious amounts of oil and gas reserves.-----------------
Cant we 'PRETEND' he has ?? -
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Posts: 2,951November 2011
He is oily.
But the fact remains. He might take bungs of cash but he isn't worth stacks of the stuff.
And for that reason... the civilised counties of the free world aren't interested in removing him from power by the use of extreme and indiscriminate force.
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Posts: 19,448November 2011 TC - I believe Libya demonstrates that the west doesnt need extreme or indiscriminate force; just the right sympathisers in the right places at the right time...
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Posts: 24,105November 2011OldGoldenVision said:
TC - I believe Libya demonstrates that the west doesnt need extreme or indiscriminate force; just the right sympathisers in the right places at the right time...
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Posts: 2,951November 2011OldGoldenVision said:
TC - I believe Libya demonstrates that the west doesnt need extreme or indiscriminate force; just the right sympathisers in the right places at the right time...
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Libya is a completely different case indeed, although I disagree your sympathisers point I do agree that extreme force is no longer required. Although when america had the money extreme force was profitable for those waging the wars...
It has all the hallmarks of the first time another countries media, social media, has been used against it by another country.
I remember thinking at the time that it was odd Hague was getting into all sorts of bother trying to meet the 'liberators' ...and yet the america seems strangely unconcerned as to who these people were.
Do a google search for "persona management software" ... or take a look at this actual project spec:
http://seankerrigan.com/docs/PersonaManagementSoftware.pdf
That soft of stuff is becoming so run of the mill in the US that they actually posted it on the publicly viewable fedbizopps website...
I'm liking this little cartoon too:http://www.piratesandemperors.com and press play
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Posts: 19,448November 2011 cartoon is poppin up as bad request - are ye tryin to rob me IP address? [-X
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Posts: 2,951November 2011OldGoldenVision said:
cartoon is poppin up as bad request - are ye tryin to rob me IP address? [-X
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fixed.....the forum software added letters to the end of the link...
And no, I'm not trying to rob your ip... ?
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Posts: 2,951November 2011OldGoldenVision said:
Interesting how they arent as interested in the Ivory Coast or Somalia!
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isn't it
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Posts: 2,951November 2011
this persona management software is alarming though and will get worse.
Still, its not like we haven't had 'astorturfing' for a while now
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Posts: 172November 2011ToffeeCup said:OldGoldenVision said:
TC - I believe Libya demonstrates that the west doesnt need extreme or indiscriminate force; just the right sympathisers in the right places at the right time...
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Libya is a completely different case indeed, although I disagree your sympathisers point I do agree that extreme force is no longer required. Although when america had the money extreme force was profitable for those waging the wars...
It has all the hallmarks of the first time another countries media, social media, has been used against it by another country.
I remember thinking at the time that it was odd Hague was getting into all sorts of bother trying to meet the 'liberators' ...and yet the america seems strangely unconcerned as to who these people were.
Do a google search for "persona management software" ... or take a look at this actual project spec:
http://seankerrigan.com/docs/PersonaManagementSoftware.pdf
That soft of stuff is becoming so run of the mill in the US that they actually posted it on the publicly viewable fedbizopps website...
I'm liking this little cartoon too:http://www.piratesandemperors.com and press play-----------------
War is not profitable for any government. It is only good for owners of weapons industries, and private companies dealing with natural resources. For the government it is an echonomical pitfall. Taxpayers get the final bill, either in raised taxes or a decline in public services.
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Posts: 24,105November 2011jwollnick said:ToffeeCup said:OldGoldenVision said:
TC - I believe Libya demonstrates that the west doesnt need extreme or indiscriminate force; just the right sympathisers in the right places at the right time...
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Libya is a completely different case indeed, although I disagree your sympathisers point I do agree that extreme force is no longer required. Although when america had the money extreme force was profitable for those waging the wars...
It has all the hallmarks of the first time another countries media, social media, has been used against it by another country.
I remember thinking at the time that it was odd Hague was getting into all sorts of bother trying to meet the 'liberators' ...and yet the america seems strangely unconcerned as to who these people were.
Do a google search for "persona management software" ... or take a look at this actual project spec:
http://seankerrigan.com/docs/PersonaManagementSoftware.pdf
That soft of stuff is becoming so run of the mill in the US that they actually posted it on the publicly viewable fedbizopps website...
I'm liking this little cartoon too:http://www.piratesandemperors.com and press play-----------------
War is not profitable for any government. It is only good for owners of weapons industries, and private companies dealing with natural resources. For the government it is an echonomical pitfall. Taxpayers get the final bill, either in raised taxes or a decline in public services.
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it is if they get hold of and control the oil in certain countries...... -
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Posts: 19,448November 2011PlatoonFull Metal JacketApocalypse NowDeerhunterBorn on the fourth of julyBlack Hawk DownGreenzoneAll good....
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Posts: 8,848November 2011 They're a lot of goodens they're are a fair few sh|ttens though.Must admit I'm a fan of saving private ryan.
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Posts: 24,105November 2011Warrington Dan said:
They're a lot of goodens they're are a fair few sh|ttens though.
Must admit I'm a fan of shaving ryan's privates.-----------------
its ok mate, but not my favourite by a long stretch
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