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Her name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta Nailed on bloke.

I read she'd been picked up having worked a long time in the New York avante garde/electronic scene. Then again, doing a duet with New Kids on The Block isn't very avant garde so perhaps that's just her schtick.

I wonder if Robson ever saw the doors in L7. They're fucking shite.

Cool, bit out of my way but ok if its a lot cheaper... how much did a round used to cost? I'm getting confused with my courses. Hobson is only £12 up to April.... http://www.hobsongolfclub.co.uk/main.aspx?id=13

He lives round the corner from me and says nothing of the sort. Sure I walked past you in Asda as well the other day. If it was South Shields about 6pm and I had earphones in and a vacant look in my eyes it probably was me.

I reckon PP would be shorter than I expected.

Chester Le Street used to be the cheapest about when I was on the tour

The "human rights" you mock so easily are exactly what gives you the right to hold and express your views. The weren't handed down from on high - they had to be fought for over centuries. Now you want to chuck them away because you're scared of women in veils. I am quite aware of the fact I have human rights, and how and why. I've said this before though, nobody has 100% freedom of speech, you have to accept laws and certain responsibilities in life. Women in veils ? Don't make me laugh, they are saying they will bomb us unless we let them do as they like. That is not freedom of speech, it should be a jail offence and a deportation order to another country as such that suits their beliefs. You are aware a bombers use them as disguises aren't you ? If a bomber hid his bomb in a kids football would you insist we ban the game and deport* anyone that plays. *love how you're still holding the diametrically opposed opinions that other countries are going to gladly take in thousands of British deportees....while insisting Britain should clamp down on asylum. It holds up for wummery, but not real life. no, but i would deport the fucka who hid the bomb edit: after a lengthy and physically horiffic internment of course I'd jail the fucker for life. Why risk them roaming free again in another country to radicalise others and plan other attacks? ...still not sure what this has to do with women wearing a veil though, given there hasn't been a single attack on this country made possible thanks to the veil.

show me where I have ever mentioned "darker skin". Most atrocities seem to be committed by such, but I'm sure you will say it's just a co-incidence. Your words not mine. I'm sure you know the UK has suffered far more from 'white' terrorism than 'dark skinned'. past tense. Personal freedoms weren't eroded on the same scale at the height of that terrorist campaign, despite the attacks being much more frequent. Al Qaeda are no greater threat now than the IRA were then.

http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/glenn_greenwald/ As usual, Greenwald articulates the point perfectly.

show me where I have ever mentioned "darker skin". Most atrocities seem to be committed by such, but I'm sure you will say it's just a co-incidence. Your words not mine. I'm sure you know the UK has suffered far more from 'white' terrorism than 'dark skinned'.

http://www.americablog.com/2010/02/anti-go...uts-launch.html (especially at the Fight club reference) I think you underestimate the strenght of feeling against the Federal Govt...Tax is actually illegal under the constitution. That's a myth. Bill Benson wrote a book claiming that the Sixteenth Amendment was never ratified, and therefore Congress cannot impose an income tax. He's been arguing for close to 20 years now, and has had his arguments routinely thrown out and rejected by several courts. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixteenth_Ame...es_Constitution

Incredible that Americans that spit blood over other terrorist are claiming this bloke as a hero.... http://www.americablog.com/2010/02/anti-go...uts-launch.html (especially at the Fight club reference)

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/au...r-84726872.html

Am I unfair on Jonas? He ran their defence ragged, had them in his pocket.....but still didn't have any end product aa far as I could see. In his few games at the club Routledge has already scored as many and probably provided as many assists as Jonas has all season. I thought he thoroughly deserved man of the match. Jonas set up Lovenkrands with a very good ball for that header the keeper made a good save from and put him through when Wright got booked and fizzed in a few more decent balls that we didn't quite get a good connection on in the second half. But I think Routledge will supply more goals by the end of the season. I arrived 9 minutes in (always got to fit one more pint in) so I think I missed the cross for Lovenkrands' header early on.

As you predicted Ji-Sung, the uprising has begun.

Any act with political aims. Did he have 'political aims'? Genuine question btw as I've only read the contents of your post. More akin to chinning a traffic warden or the like innit (obviously a more extreme version)? The way I saw it was as a violent retaliation against the perceived high levels of taxation. It wasn't just suicide. No I get that and I'd agree. And it was definitely more than just suicide as it was suicide and attempted murder at a minimum. I don't imagine he was trying to create a climate of fear though was he? It basically amounted to: 'right you cunts you're not doing what I want so you can have a smack instead!' If his aim was to genuinely instil fear of going about tax collection then I think that's different and it would amount to terrorism. I don't really take that meaning from the information though. I see what you're saying. Plus, it looks like this bloke hasn't wanted to kill as many people as possible because he's crashed his plane into the building while it's virtually empty. I still don't see how it's anything other than terrorism though. The IRA would generally let us know when they'd planted a bomb. Gentlemen terrorists we look back upon fondly They all use violent methods to shine a spotlight on their cause though. If there were likeminded individuals that this bloke had entered into a pact with online, they'd be a terrorist organisation. The fact he's a loner doesn't alter the fact he's a terrorist...like McVeigh. EDIT: Though I may be rushing to form my opinion without many of the facts.....a bit like the White House

More importantly, why do the BBC report the White House view (with all it's political bias) and not question it. While completely disagreeing, I can understand the motives for the White House to play it down as any sort of political statement, and would expect nothing more. But it's a disgrace for the BBC to report what they're told without examination.

Any act with political aims. Did he have 'political aims'? Genuine question btw as I've only read the contents of your post. More akin to chinning a traffic warden or the like innit (obviously a more extreme version)? The way I saw it was as a violent retaliation against the perceived high levels of taxation. It wasn't just suicide.

Any act with political aims.

The re-definition of words in this area is the worst example of propaganda as far as I'm concerned. "War" for example (in an international political sense) is conflict between between countries or states. The war on terror is not a war at all, there has not been a declaration of war against any state, terror is not an entity that can surrender or be defeated, yet politicians constantly declare that we are in a state of war and that anyone we detain is a prisoner of war. "Terrorism" has gone the same way. Despite the UK and US comitting several acts of terrorism itself (use of violence, especially murder and bombing, in order to achieve political aims) it's not defined as such by anyone in power whenever they do it, and now they're going further and denying that other people are terrorists (even though he has expliciutly stated in a suicide letter that "violence is the only answer" before commiting the act) unless they are opponents of western colonialism.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8522746.stm Why do the White House not view this as an act of terrorism? (GQ)

Double Sausage and egg McMuffin© and coffee. I'll live with the capitalist pig dog guilt for days.

Wilco - I'll Fight