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Oberleutnant posted:Oh so we're only avoiding killing syrian civilians I don't know about that policy but you said 'that didnt take long' which seems to indicate that you think that this possible investigation is a result of action that followed the recent vote in parliament on action in Syria.
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Oberleutnant posted:Oh so we're only avoiding killing syrian civilians Naw http://airwars.org/civilian-casualty-claims/ quote:To January 17th 2016, an overall total of between 1,863 and 2,422 civilian non-combatant fatalities had been alleged from 310 separate reported incidents, in both Iraq and Syria. However, some caution is needed given the significant challenges of casualty verification at present. etc
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Pissflaps posted:I don't know about that policy but you said 'that didnt take long' which seems to indicate that you think that this possible investigation is a result of action that followed the recent vote in parliament on action in Syria. Or the strident assertion of our government that our air force was so skilled and professional, and posessed such advanced weapons, that we almost certainly wouldn't kill any civilians. And here we are, still killing civilians. Does that only apply in Syria?
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serious gaylord posted:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-35354061 I was gonna post this, you gotta quote that poo poo dawg quote:A simple spelling mistake has led to a 10-year-old Muslim boy being interviewed by British police over suspected links to terrorism.
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Oberleutnant posted:Or the strident assertion of our government that our air force was so skilled and professional, and posessed such advanced weapons, that we almost certainly wouldn't kill any civilians. And here we are, still killing civilians. Is that an assertion that was only made recently?
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Pissflaps posted:Is that an assertion that was only made recently? Why do i even bother with you
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Oberleutnant posted:Why do i even bother with you By allowing our mistakes to be challenged we become better posters, and better people.
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So.... just turned on my pc at work to find this (and 5 others from the same author) in my inbox:quote:I was mistaken about Prince Henry and Pippa Middleton as written about in this article; http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3404067/Duchess-Cambridge-s-sister-Pippa-moves-City-millionaire.html. I actually am headed out to Sadik Sabi's home to borrow a chain saw. This never occurred as I was awaiting a 351 Crescent Beach bus to return with my pack that I neglected to throw over my shoulders when I got off at the Steveston off-ramp near the George Massey Tunnel. What a quagmire of misfortunes; I had today. They just came one after another. Like when Sophie requested that I repair the toilet downstairs where her girl tenants reside. Got the remaining debris came off the roof but it looks like I have another one or two hours to clean this off the side of the building. I wish that I has remained in bed it has so exhausting even waiting around for the buses. I had to walk to Canada Tire on southwest Marine Drive after finely turning off the toilet water-line this also proved, nightmarish. How was your day? I see that using my Samsung Galaxy S6 and one of its many apps that it sends off electronic messages off to nearby WiFi towers. Anyways while Aaron drove across the town to see if the flapper I purchased would suffice at Hillcrest Plumbing as they are the real go-to specialists in plumbing technologies and supplies and should have been where I went in the first place but Sophie had taken the car somewhere. She was kind-enough to make me lunch as I had only have coffee so I was fairly hungry; in fact starving not just for food but your attention. I think that this might be something you could be reading about this morning; It's been sent to most of the royal family, most of the cabinet, Barack Obama, the MOD, the President of Iran and a grab-bag of nobility and other randoms including me for no reason that I can discern. Looks like some vintage schizophrenia. Lots of incisive commentary on geopolitics and economics. communism bitch fucked around with this message at 10:40 on Jan 20, 2016 |
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Uhh well this is a thingquote:Asylum seekers in north-east claim they are identifiable by red doors on houses quote:The properties investigated by the newspaper are run by Jomast, a subcontractor for G4S, which holds the asylum contract for the north-east.
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Oberleutnant posted:So.... just turned on my pc at work to find this (and 5 others from the same author) in my inbox: At first I thought that was keyword spam but it really seems like someone has something to say. No mention of bitcoins though...
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/19/key_voice_encryption_protocol_has_backdoor/quote:The UK government's official voice encryption protocol, around which it is hoping to build an ecosystem of products, has a massive backdoor that would enable the security services to intercept and listen to all past and present calls, a researcher has discovered.
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dispatch_async posted:While it is surprising that the official UK government system would have such a significant backdoor I get the feeling whoever wrote this doesn't watch the news much.
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Oberleutnant posted:So.... just turned on my pc at work to find this (and 5 others from the same author) in my inbox: Maybe it's from a goon?
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Pissflaps posted:By allowing our mistakes to be challenged we become better posters, and better people. Oberleutnant posted:Why do i even bother with you I found your mistake, Oberleutnant! With regards to civilian casualties, the case absolutely was made that the lack of civilian deaths in Iraq meant the same could be achieved in Syria. quote:I was gonna post this, you gotta quote that poo poo dawg Oh poo poo, I also live in a terrorist house in Accrington  Fun story: My aunt once let a terraced house to someone who turned out to be an IRA bombmaker, pretty sure that would count.
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dispatch_async posted:http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/19/key_voice_encryption_protocol_has_backdoor/ See the Government isn’t going to ban End-To-End Encryption. Just provide a version of it that isn’t actually secure.
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Pistol_Pete posted:2) Housing. Come on, how hard can this be. Build 3 million new council houses That costs a ton of money, which will the Tories will harp on about at the next election, and then when they get re-elected they'll do Right to Buy 3: Buy Harder and flog them all off for cheap and harvesting votes while banging on (again) about how Labour spent all the pounds.
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dispatch_async posted:http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/19/key_voice_encryption_protocol_has_backdoor/  Presumably this will get hacked by Russia or China or somebody, and they'll realise what a bad idea it is (for them, not us).
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Plucky Brit posted:What would that have been, out of curiosity? Oberleutnant posted:So.... just turned on my pc at work to find this (and 5 others from the same author) in my inbox: dispatch_async posted:I wonder if the EU referendum might be helpful here. Immigration is going to be the central issue. Obviously if we vote to leave then the issue goes away somewhat and UKIP loses its main reason for existing. If we vote to stay then that still might diffuse the issue a bit (and damage UKIP). Immigration perhaps more than any other issue is one where the public feels mainstream politicians are out of touch and don't listen to them. Having it decided in a high profile referendum might take away some of that resentment over being ignored. Labour politicians will be able to state that the british public decided to remain in the eu as a response to a lot of immigration questions. Jippa posted:The "conspiracy theory" is that the murderer follows drunk people alone after they have been clubbing and pushes them in the canal leaving no real evidence an assault. e: serious gaylord posted:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-35354061
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Guavanaut posted:The obvious question here is 'why?' the implication is that the murderer would be practically uncatchable, which i imagine would be a pretty big positive for any potential serial killer
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I can't imagine the type of serial killer so unqualified that they have to go around shoving people into canals instead of getting a job at G4S or ATOS. Broken Britain indeed.
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Big changes in polling results caused by a change of wording are pretty common, you should always read the exact wording of a question. I also think that "who will win in 2020" is a useless poll for assessing the public's view of Corbyn. It's very far away, the politically savvy will be aware of the tories stacking the deck in their own favour currently and the overriding narrative pushed by the press has been "it is impossible for this man to win". It tells us nothing about how people are thinking of voting themselves, only how they think the rest of the country will vote and the only source for information on that scale is the press. I'd like to see more polling about policies, as its far more useful (it tells us which ones he should be pushing as vocally and as often as possible)!
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Jippa posted:Did any one see the programme last night on the alleged manchester serial killer? If there was ever an argument for better quality cctv on the canals it has to be that. So frustrating looking at these blurry images. Also manchester is depressing as gently caress. It's absolute bollocks made up by the media to sell papers and people who've seen too many episodes of Dexter chatting around the water cooler. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04yk0jf from 18 minutes in. Cobblestones are slippy with bio-film and lots of the canal side is poorly maintained and lit. While some of these may be disparate real assaults the huge bulk of them are going to be people falling in. I run down manchester canals twice a week, in the dark, wind, rain an snow. My only worry about this is that people are going to use this as an excuse to lock up these lovely canal tow-paths and restrict peoples access to them out of overblown safety concerns.
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Pissflaps posted:One a month does seem awfully high though. Seems high compared to what, your gut feeling of how many people usually die in waterways? Are gut feelings a good test of a statistic like this? If it helps calibrate: Manchester is a fair sized city, but 'Greater Manchester' is huge.
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Desiderata posted:I run down manchester canals twice a week, in the dark, wind, rain an snow. My only worry about this is that people are going to use this as an excuse to lock up these lovely canal tow-paths and restrict peoples access to them out of overblown safety concerns. Serial killer spotted
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Crashbee posted:Serial killer spotted Sadly, I think you're right.
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Crashbee posted:Serial killer spotted Confirmed. I don't so much push people in, as blunder into them like the fat, out of breath, goon that I am.
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Coohoolin posted:Brexit? Nah. Weren't you born in the UK? I don't have my spreadsheet of thread posters life histories to hand.
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Cerv posted:Weren't you born in the UK? I don't have my spreadsheet of thread posters life histories to hand.
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Oxford, 91. Swiss/American parents. Not a citizen, sadly, although the Swiss thing might have some leeway and I really should get round to filling out that citizenship check form.
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baka kaba posted:Uhh well this is a thing Well armbands are so gauche.
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Coohoolin posted:Oxford, 91. Swiss/American parents. Not a citizen, sadly, although the Swiss thing might have some leeway and I really should get round to filling out that citizenship check form. As neither of your parents are British citizens it would depend entirely on whether one of your parents or both were legally settled in the UK ie they could stay indefinitely. If this is the case and they were married or are married now (this only matters if your were born before I think June 06) then you're a British citizen.
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Because Pissflaps loves posting polls so much. Let's all do the timewarp back to this week in 2011! Brutal. I don't know how much longer Cameron can hold on.
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Lord of the Llamas posted:Because Pissflaps loves posting polls so much. Let's all do the timewarp back to this week in 2011! Look how much better Milliband was doing then compared to Corbyn now. And he still lost. Good work shooting yourself in the foot though.
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Pissflaps posted:Look how much better Milliband was doing then compared to Corbyn now. And he still lost. So you're saying that the opposite is true for Corbyn, and he'll rise from the ashes? Good to know.
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Desiderata posted:It's absolute bollocks made up by the media to sell papers and people who've seen too many episodes of Dexter chatting around the water cooler. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04yk0jf from 18 minutes in. I would say there isn't enough evidence to say either way. The nature of the crime means that loads of evidence that police would normally use too catch some one gets washed away. One thing is for sure is that they should invest in proper high quality cameras for that area. Guavanaut, the early theory because they all fit the same sort of profile (young men/student age) was that they were gay guys being lured down to that area to have sex and then killed but they didn't really discuss the victims sexuality on the show. One thing for sure is that they all looked like they could be "victims" of some one. It's also quite weird that none of them were female. Any was who knows?
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Jesus the House of Commons is even worse than usual, the Conservatives are foaming at the mouth while shrieking every time Corbyn opens his mouth.
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Also, expressions to be banned from politics if I were leader: 'Get round the negotiating table' 'Hard working' 'Threat to our economy, security and families'
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