dxmnkd316
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Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
Maybe. The coming months will tell.
Maybe. The coming months will tell.
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Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
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Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
What do you suggest they do?
What do you suggest they do?
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
http://33.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltf5q3oJ3K1qk3sn0o1_500.jpg
http://33.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltf5q3oJ3K1qk3sn0o1_500.jpg
That's the Japanese. I'd freeze all immigration from Muslim countries and seriously consider deportations. But Euro open borders put a crimp in controlling border access as once you get into an EU country, you can freely move around the EU.
Oh - I'd start asking the white people to start breeding.
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Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
Kate Upton and I will get right on that.
Jon
Say, this is nice.
Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
I love how the Charlie Hebdoe conversation on Twitter has turned into an argument between people who view all Muslims as bloodthirsty maniacs and people who think French attitudes on race make it totally okay to murder 12 people. Sigh.
I love how the Charlie Hebdoe conversation on Twitter has turned into an argument between people who view all Muslims as bloodthirsty maniacs and people who think French attitudes on race make it totally okay to murder 12 people. Sigh.
Jon
Say, this is nice.
Good point. It really has replaced YouTube as a dumping ground for awful people.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>I can't wait for Seattle to absolutely murder the packers!!!!!</p>— savannah cretinon ♡ (@savvbabby) <a href="https://twitter.com/savvbabby/status/554399362244046850">January 11, 2015</a></blockquote>
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Ok, so only 11 people in this case, but my point still stands.
(All I had to do was search "Packers Murder" on twitter.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>I can't wait for Seattle to absolutely murder the packers!!!!!</p>— savannah cretinon ♡ (@savvbabby) <a href="https://twitter.com/savvbabby/status/554399362244046850">January 11, 2015</a></blockquote>
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Ok, so only 11 people in this case, but my point still stands.
(All I had to do was search "Packers Murder" on twitter.
)
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MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
This week's Charlie Hebdo cover
Also, the magazine will print roughly 1 million copies this week with financial help from Google, Le Monde, and other organizations. It usually prints 60,000.
This week's Charlie Hebdo cover
Also, the magazine will print roughly 1 million copies this week with financial help from Google, Le Monde, and other organizations. It usually prints 60,000.
walrus
Wind up workin' in a gas station
Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
Nothing to see here, probably had a round of golf to play
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
And if he went then it would have been accusations of playing politics and empty gestures.
He won, you lost, get over it.
And if he went then it would have been accusations of playing politics and empty gestures.
He won, you lost, get over it.
walrus
Wind up workin' in a gas station
Re: Global War on Terror Version 6 - Perpetual Motion Machine
I've never played golf with Obama
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He went to Cairo. Oh, yeah, as a candidate. We have a VP, SecState and SecDef (in a manner of speaking) any of whom could have gone, in addition to that cheap political hack of an ambassador. Oh, and people from both ends of the spectrum have criticized His NFLPlayoffsness on this one. He probably figures the attack was "workplace violence" anyway, so who cares? And the administration is now admitting it made a mistake. But that insightful "he won" line would have been useful during Watergate, no? A pretty Nixonian observation.
He went to Cairo. Oh, yeah, as a candidate. We have a VP, SecState and SecDef (in a manner of speaking) any of whom could have gone, in addition to that cheap political hack of an ambassador. Oh, and people from both ends of the spectrum have criticized His NFLPlayoffsness on this one. He probably figures the attack was "workplace violence" anyway, so who cares? And the administration is now admitting it made a mistake. But that insightful "he won" line would have been useful during Watergate, no? A pretty Nixonian observation.
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The female involved in the French hostage situation who escaped-as i understand it went to Spain, then flew to Turkey and stayed in a hotel and they may have had her under surveillance there), then fled to another area in Turkey and then across the border to Syria and safety. If they know her route in such detail now, why was it not possible to get her somewhere along this several thousand mile trek?
The female involved in the French hostage situation who escaped-as i understand it went to Spain, then flew to Turkey and stayed in a hotel and they may have had her under surveillance there), then fled to another area in Turkey and then across the border to Syria and safety. If they know her route in such detail now, why was it not possible to get her somewhere along this several thousand mile trek?
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