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Baroque Bloke |
https://sigforum.com/eve/forum...940032505#9940032505 Serious about crackers | |||
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Legalize the Constitution |
I too was moved by Dr. Phil’s unflinching criticism of those University presidents. Well said, sir. _______________________________________________________ despite them | |||
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The vermin should have been stripped naked and doused in cold water for the photo ops. Set the controls for the heart of the Sun. | |||
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| Staring back from the abyss  |
This is (was) the nutjob running MIT. Never trust anyone who wears blue glasses. Blue glasses (and crazy eyebrows) are sure signs of unstable and/or leftist women. Don't believe me? Try it out.  ________________________________________________________ "Great danger lies in the notion that we can reason with evil." Doug Patton. | |||
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Fourth line skater |
https://www.universityworldnew...%20US%2447%20billion.
_________________________ OH, Bonnie McMurray! | |||
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Goodbye 1.2 million in salary. | |||
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quarter MOA visionary |
Ever notice that all of those in control, at least what I saw at the hearings, are seemingly D-I-V-E-R-S-I-T-Y picks? No wonder none of them would give a straight answer condemning the anti-Semitism.  | |||
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Step by step walk the thousand mile road |
Holy Hell! I agree with Dr. Phil!! Dogs and cats living together!! Pandemonium!!! Nice is overrated "It's every freedom-loving individual's duty to lie to the government." Airsoftguy, June 29, 2018 | |||
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| Freethinker |
“Freedom of speech” is a liberty that everyone should enjoy because it permits and encourages the exchange of ideas that is vital for the health of any open and free society. That said, it’s always been recognized that like other freedoms there are legitimate limits that may be placed on it. The classic example is we can’t yell, “Fire!” in a crowded theater (unless, of course, there really is a fire). Your right to freely swing your arm stops at the end of my nose. And there is nothing about our freedom to say whatever we want within those limits that requires the rest of us to accept or even listen to what someone has to say. That in turn means that depending upon our relationships, the people who disagree with us also have the right to object and even take action in response to what we say. Society as a whole has a right to limit our making unwarranted threats of violence because such speech is harmful to society as a whole. Words matter, but not as much as what they signify. If I make an unwarranted threat of violence against someone, that signifies something that matters a lot. Every employee or other person enjoying a formal association with an organization owes certain things to that organization and voluntarily accepts what’s owed in exchange for pay or whatever else they get in return. Am I free to picket a supermarket and chant, “Cantaloupes will kill you?” Sure. If I work for a cantaloupe farmer, is he free to fire me for saying that? Obviously. Long ago when the threat to the Nation that support for Communist ideology represented was more commonly recognized than today, I could ask this question when conducting background investigations: “Has he ever said or done anything that advocates the overthrow of the US government by force or violence?” People had the right to advocate something like that while standing on a street corner or publishing a newspaper. The US government in turn also had the right to deny the people who advocated such a thing a clearance to see information classified as pertaining to national defense. While acting as a representative of a university or other businesses should someone be able to indicate that there’s nothing wrong with advocating the killing of all members of a particular group? Can not a top company representative’s statements legitimately be understood to accurately reflect the beliefs and attitudes of not only themselves, but also of the businesses they are paid so well to represent? Advocating the unjustified killing of anyone, much less an entire group based on religion, race, or ethnicity, is immoral and cannot be excused on any grounds. Every person who claims to have any moral sense should therefore object to such advocacy. If that advocacy is true of the culture and policies of the organization as expressed by a high level representative, the rest of us are justified in objecting by all legal and moral means, including demanding that the organization change its culture and deal appropriately with those who supported that view. ► 6.4/93.6 | |||
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| Step by step walk the thousand mile road |
As of 09 DEC 2023, the Government of Yemen declares blockade on all shipping, irrespective of flag state, going to or from Israel, via the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the Red Sea. I don't think this will end the way the Yemenese are expecting. Nice is overrated "It's every freedom-loving individual's duty to lie to the government." Airsoftguy, June 29, 2018 | |||
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| Savor the limelight |
Did the Saudis lift their air, sea, and land blockade of Yemen, yet? If not, how will Yemen enforce a blockade while being blockaded themselves? | |||
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I could be off base, but it seems we still owe Yemen a thing or two. (Link) God bless America. | |||
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| Fourth line skater |
I think the Harvard President is going down. This is the cherry on top.  Rufo [url=https:///][/url]_________________________ OH, Bonnie McMurray! | |||
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Yeah, but this is ALL Iran. Lebanon, Yemen, Gaza Syria. Biden gave them lots of play money, by releasing frozen assets. They know he is balless to do anything against them. _________________________ | |||
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| Peace through superior firepower  |
If you really want to take a close look at the matter, check this out: The Curious Case of Claudine Gay "She is the common thread in the Epstein, Weinstein, Dominguez, Enos, and Fryer scandals" Make of it what you will. Published in 2022 with an update on 12/4/2023: LEAKED DOCUMENTS: The President of Harvard swept fabricated data under the rug . | |||
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| Freethinker |
Something about glass houses and stones comes to mind. I was always a little amazed when someone with an outstanding warrant for failure to appear in court (and they were therefore fully aware of it) was caught speeding. When one has skeletons in one’s closet, it’s best to not draw attention to oneself and invite the curious in to wander around one’s home. Much of what is transpiring with these people demonstrates that despite their levels of education and having been hired for such prestigious positions, they truly are profoundly stupid. ► 6.4/93.6 | |||
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Exceptional Circumstances |
Hamas is now threatening to kill every hostage if their demands aren't met. You cannot negotiate with terrorists. If they give in to them, this pattern of savagery will never end. I weep for the hostages but we need to seek out and exterminate every one of these vile criminals. You need to be unrelenting against this ideology. We cannot give in to them, we can never stop trying to kill every one of them. They are roaches. I have stood with Israel for decades and stand with them still. Maybe what we need to do is arm every Israeli citizen. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ | |||
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| Peace through superior firepower |
They're not just savages; they're stupid savages. Killing all hostages would be a monumentally stupid move. This smacks of deep desperation. The stories of how Hamas is losing badly seem to be true. | |||
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| wishing we were congress |
Israel reports that many of the men in underware were released. https://www.timesofisrael.com/...idfs-arrest-tactics/ IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari explained the arrest procedure in detail later Sunday, but also said the humiliating photos were not distributed by his office, and that troops would change the arrest procedure in cases where it was not being properly followed On Friday, Hagari said more than 200 “suspects” had been apprehended, but, of them, only “dozens” were transferred to the Shin Bet security agency and Military Intelligence Directorate’s Unit 504 for interrogation about their alleged involvement in terror activities. “The people we’re seeing in these images are all suspected terrorists,” Levy said. “We wish that all Hamas fighters were wearing uniforms that clearly said Hamas on their helmets, because that would make them easier to identify them. But when Hamas [members] dress up as civilians, and fight within civilian areas, they make it very difficult to find them.” According to Israel’s Channel 12 news on Sunday, some 700 people have been detained, 60 percent of whom have been determined to not be terrorists. Haaretz, citing the assessment of senior defense officials, reported that only 10-to-15% of the arrested men are thought to be affiliated with Hamas. The Israel Defense Forces said in a statement to AFP on Sunday that troops in Gaza detain and question individuals suspected of involvement in “terrorist activity.” “Individuals who are found not to be taking part in terrorist activities are released,” it added, saying that the detainees are treated in accordance with international law. According to the IDF, people deemed a potential threat are stripped to ensure that they are not carrying weapons or explosives. | |||
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| Peace through superior firepower |
What's this?? She's a fraud? Why, I never would have guessed it. Not only a diversity hire, but an incompetent, lazy diversity hire? Who has ever heard of such a thing? Shocking, I tell you. https://twitter.com/realchrisr.../1733977126020481266 | |||
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