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<0> FT: you're just a tyrant to your enemies
<1> he says she's just a friend...
<1> : )
<2> pilgrim^: I had to run but I am back.
<3> Swigert, I try to bear no resentment against my enemies. but its not out of my being a saint its out of my happiness and well being depends on my not holding resentments, anger or hatred agaisnt anyone.
<3> Its selfish even you could say.
<0> FT: you're a cool guy so no worries
<3> Though a lot of people thing hatred bitterness and resentment gives them a charge a motivation a drug like effect. Not me. I cant live with any of those emotional states.
<3> Swigert hehe thanks.
<3> I get angry of course.
<3> But its not getting angry which is bad, its holding on to it..
<4> bin laden has been spotted in pakistan, on the move!
<4> I think I saw Osama crossing over the US-Mexican border yesterday off the back deck of my porch in AZ.
<4> just kidding, but there was reports that in the 1990's Zawahiri may have lived in Lodi, California.
<4> hehe
<4> no for real thoug
<3> I dont even hate bin laden and yet I agree he is as evil as can be and has no right to life..
<4> Bin Laden on the Move; New Sightings in Pakistan
<4> ABC News ^ | may 24,2006 | Alexis Debat
<3> But to me thats justice thats not vengeance.
<5> yah
<4> Pakistani government sources tell ABC News they have "credible reports" that Osama bin Laden and his entourage have moved down from high mountainous peaks along the Afghan border to a valley area 40 miles inside the Pakistan border.
<3> Im not going to celebrate when we get him, i will sigh a relief and I will be happy.. but there are more behind him and more..
<6> Free: Vengence with a good cause, and proper proportion, IS justice.
<3> And getting bin laden wont stop this terrorism it will help it wont stop, it could even temporarily boost terrorism.
<4> yeah but him evading capture is giving them a morale boost
<4> hes an icon
<3> but in the long wrong in will help a little.
<4> a leader of world wide terror
<3> Long run not long wrong
<0> looking at the cl***es available, the ones I would most want to TA for would be US to 1877, US since 1877, Cdn military history, or any of the three War and Society cl***es
<7> I think it would do a lot for public morale
<0> but knowing me, I'll get reformation Europe or Canadian history
<4> and each day he isnt dead or captured gives the terrorist more and more confidence
<4> its sort of like getting back at the man, thats how they see it
<4> so it would be nice to just do away with that bastard and kill him
<7> it also feeds public skepticism here at home
<3> Astro, Vengence means exactly what ? Does it not mean emotional satisfaction for a score settled ? I see no reason in that, Justice is removing him from the world so he can never harm another human being again.
<4> we should tell pakistan that we will give them 30 more f-16 fighter planes in exchange for us to be able to operate in the border region
<7> well, revenge is part of justice really.
<8> Fr33Trade, I know what you're talking about.
<3> Our problem with Pakistan is not what people thing.
<3> think
<8> There's a few people I wouldn't have a problem with them dying, but I don't hate them.
<7> if people don't feel vindicated then that feeds vigilantism
<9> Pakistani intelligence was involved in 9/11
<3> The geo politics of operating in pakistan is extremely touchy
<6> Free: No, that's simply protection. Justice is making him pay reparations, in some form, for his crime.
<4> pakistani intelligence was involved in the proliferation of nuclear material
<4> through the khan netowrk
<4> network
<3> the only thing between us and pakistans nuclear weapons is our ally Musharaf. So we must be very careful to go after saddam and not stop but not look like an invading force in pakistan.
<3> In afghanistan we can put lots of troops
<2> "For vengeance I would do nothing. This nation is too great to look for mere revenge"--James Garfield
<4> the ISS pakistans main intel service was allied with the taliban before 9/11
<3> we have mostly special forces working to get bin laden and a lot of them look like the afghans and Pakistanis now they have beards they have moustaches, they dress in the local clothes.
<7> positvepi, maybe still are, at least to some degree.
<3> Special forces try to blend in. They conduct low visibility operations but are constantly on the hunt.
<4> freetrade they are not allowed to go into pakistan
<3> Yes we do go into pakistan.
<4> only with UAV's
<3> we are allowed, we have to keep a low profile.
<3> We have men crisscrossing pakistan and afghanistan.
<10> Fr33Trade can I get a message please?
<3> We bombed pakistan not to long ago I think.
<4> yeah and they told us not to do it again
<4> remember all the protests? musharaf was scared he was going to be over thrown
<2> Fr33Trade: I have a beard and a mustache, and I wear local clothes!
<3> Yaak me too :)
<3> haha
<3> Seriously :)
<4> i have bird flu
<5> lol
<4> i got kicked out my bed last night, wife was mad made me go sleep with the chickens and pigs in the barn!
<2> You have swine flu.
<5> hahaha
<11> mooo
<5> m000
<4> does anyone know if there has ever been a case of a human being surviving an aids infection
<11> why did u catch it?
<4> nope
<4> just saw a story about aids though
<12> didn't magic johnson survive his
<4> LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists in the United States have taken a close up, three-dimensional look at spike proteins on the surface of the AIDS virus which could speed up the search for a vaccine.
<12> I think magic johnson's went into remission
<4> The proteins are the only two molecules on the surface of the virus and are obvious targets for an effective vaccine which is considered the Holy Grail in the battle against HIV/AIDS -- an illness that has killed 25 million people since the first cases were reported in 1981.
<4> i know ebola, there was a man whose body fought off the virus in congo.
<4> nasty nasty stuff
<12> Johnson's physicians announced in early 1997 that the AIDS virus in his body had been reduced to undetectable levels. They attributed the improvement to the use of powerful drugs, including protease inhibitors
<4> The FBI failed to follow up on numerous warning signs that one of its most highly paid informants was a suspected Chinese spy and that she had an affair with her FBI handler.
<4> hmm
<4> WASHINGTON (AP) - Faced with evidence that an FBI informant was working for the country she was hired to spy on, bureau officials repeatedly turned to her supervisor, who brushed aside the concerns.
<4> Bad idea, the FBI realized when it belatedly concluded that Katrina Leung, a Chinese-born California socialite and paid informant, and former agent James J. Smith had been lovers for nearly 20 years. The FBI paid Leung $1.7 million for her work.
<4> man
<4> our intel services are ****ing stupid
<4> incompetent sacks of ****
<4> they bungle everything
<4> i think the israelis should come train the US spy services
<3> Our sigintel is the best in the world.
<9> fbi is not a spy service
<13> it is my thesis that AIDS, which compromises the imune system, coupled with a world pandemic is what will finally ameliorate the world population issue which is the main cource of global problems
<3> our huintel ****s
<13> its called a "Honey trap"
<13> Mata Hari invented it
<5> ?
<3> huintel in the industry means human intelligence ;)
<3> Sigintel means radio internet, sattelites etc, we are A Number 1.
<14> Fr33Trade i still challenge you to that. UK's GCHQ is the best SIGINT on the planet. there's a reason it's now 49% yank operated
<3> Then there are analysts where a lot of our problems are.
<9> analysts are the problem.... l O l
<9> now thats a hoot
<3> we have some bad analysts we need some way to test their work and have a system of reward/punishment improve or fail.
<9> analysts, translators....these were all the whistleblowers re: 9/11
<15> good afternoon all
<13> so if I say somethign world shaking to my contact in the next p***ing Yack caravan. US intel knwos squat
<14> www.gchq.gov.uk is by far the most advanced and well equipped sigint agency the world has ever seen.
<9> US is so **** they have to rely on manufactured incompetence just to get ahead in the world
<9> sad state
<14> been around since wwII, the brightest minds have graced its ranks
<9> sick, sad
<13> but can it p*** the Turing test? :)
<13> there in lies the Enigma ;)
<15> "Mexico wants to part of the solution, not of the problem." --Vicente Fox <<<==LOL!
<15> such ****ing bull****
<15> ****
<15> will somebody please kick Fox in the spine
<15> please
<13> L0c0 not gonna happen
<14> L0c0 he's on our soil right now isnt he? where's that .50 cal malitia? =P
<15> pinchi cara de verga
<13> tut
<2> pilgrim^: Yes, that board is rather nice.
<2> pilgrim^: Having some issues with the NAND flash on it, just now.
<13> Yaakov there is a Caruso board that does much the same
<15> damn
<15> the A/C at work went kapuut today
<15> :-(
<15> it was SO ****ty....98F today
<13> L0c0 swamp cooler?
<15> couple that w/ stinky, sweaty middle school kids
<15> not a good combo
<13> in Albuquerque I used a swamp
<2> pilgrim^: The big advantage of this one is a 640x480 3" touch screen display and a good Linux distribution.,
<13> cheaper
<15> pilgrim: no, the school has a big *** cooling unit
<15> it was blowing air all day
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