31 Mar 2016 01:12:14
Your welcome. I had a lesson in twitter awhile back.
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31 Mar 2016 00:39:51
Ah English humour.
Read discussionAh English humour.
30 Mar 2016 12:52:58
You go to the search bar on twitter, type in the persons twitter handle or name and certain key words and it retrieves those tweets.
For example if I typed in Kasparov Putin Ukraine it pulls back all of Kasparov's tweets on those two subjects. And Kasparov is worth a follow. Always interesting.
Government agencies employ too many people, they have to give them something to do.
Read discussionYou go to the search bar on twitter, type in the persons twitter handle or name and certain key words and it retrieves those tweets.
For example if I typed in Kasparov Putin Ukraine it pulls back all of Kasparov's tweets on those two subjects. And Kasparov is worth a follow. Always interesting.
Government agencies employ too many people, they have to give them something to do.
30 Mar 2016 11:06:50
And thank you for your kind words.
Read discussionAnd thank you for your kind words.
30 Mar 2016 00:12:46
It can be a common trick to see who they contact, especially with little fish to see if they lead to bigger fish. Or another one is to release someone, they relax thinking their safe and then suddenly you rearrest them. Weaker people tend to crack thinking you have proof.
That said the Belgian authorities don't seem to be the best. I've heard it said they couldn't find their own arse with a map, directions and a compass. Probably the worst of the western Europeans.
Read discussionIt can be a common trick to see who they contact, especially with little fish to see if they lead to bigger fish. Or another one is to release someone, they relax thinking their safe and then suddenly you rearrest them. Weaker people tend to crack thinking you have proof.
That said the Belgian authorities don't seem to be the best. I've heard it said they couldn't find their own arse with a map, directions and a compass. Probably the worst of the western Europeans.
30 Mar 2016 00:06:49
Apologies I didn't refer to anyone in here.
Read discussionApologies I didn't refer to anyone in here.
29 Mar 2016 18:31:24
I don't agree that everything is a conspiracy. However I do accept a lot of things go on that don't fit the official version of events and only make sense as part of a larger narrative. I can also accept when I am wrong. We all have different views, it's a matter of perception.
He?
Read discussionI don't agree that everything is a conspiracy. However I do accept a lot of things go on that don't fit the official version of events and only make sense as part of a larger narrative. I can also accept when I am wrong. We all have different views, it's a matter of perception.
He?
28 Mar 2016 16:19:40
One of the side effects of Cuba was a first class health system. Certainly better than what most got back in the USSR.
Cuba has less people in jail because the revolution caused the big criminals to flee to Miami and the secret police terrorised the smaller criminals into obedience.
Cuba is very nice you should go at least once. But yes like the rest of Latin America terrible poverty.
Which is what che understood and Fidel didn't.
Read discussionOne of the side effects of Cuba was a first class health system. Certainly better than what most got back in the USSR.
Cuba has less people in jail because the revolution caused the big criminals to flee to Miami and the secret police terrorised the smaller criminals into obedience.
Cuba is very nice you should go at least once. But yes like the rest of Latin America terrible poverty.
Which is what che understood and Fidel didn't.
28 Mar 2016 00:14:53
You don't have to be in the exact neighbourhood to monitor or have an oversight. Especially with todays level of technical sophistication.
Two questions.
1. In Paris, which arrondisment was he in.
2. Where was he injured in Brussels.
Read discussionYou don't have to be in the exact neighbourhood to monitor or have an oversight. Especially with todays level of technical sophistication.
Two questions.
1. In Paris, which arrondisment was he in.
2. Where was he injured in Brussels.
28 Mar 2016 00:15:59
Everywhere is full of "dumb arses".
Read discussionEverywhere is full of "dumb arses".
27 Mar 2016 12:05:42
He's been talking on the subject if Obama declaring martial law and suspending the election. I thought maybe you had been reading.
Read discussionHe's been talking on the subject if Obama declaring martial law and suspending the election. I thought maybe you had been reading.
27 Mar 2016 03:20:35
Being caught up in something like that once is unfortunate, twice is unlikely and three is suspicious. Interesting he was injured this time. 19 seems young to be up to these kind of shenanigans.
Read discussionBeing caught up in something like that once is unfortunate, twice is unlikely and three is suspicious. Interesting he was injured this time. 19 seems young to be up to these kind of shenanigans.
27 Mar 2016 00:50:17
But then if he sold out to the Americans he wouldn't have had power. Cuba had had 50 years of American big business running things and the mafia were moving in. How much power did Batista have really? Doing as your told by foreign companies and gangsters isn't power. Castro wanted control of Cuba but without outside interference. Communism was a means to gain and hold that power.
Read discussionBut then if he sold out to the Americans he wouldn't have had power. Cuba had had 50 years of American big business running things and the mafia were moving in. How much power did Batista have really? Doing as your told by foreign companies and gangsters isn't power. Castro wanted control of Cuba but without outside interference. Communism was a means to gain and hold that power.
27 Mar 2016 00:54:01
Che quotes web site
goo.gl/YLOdRw
Try that. One of the better socialist thinkers of the last century as he actually truly believed in it unlike some others.
Read discussionChe quotes web site
goo.gl/YLOdRw
Try that. One of the better socialist thinkers of the last century as he actually truly believed in it unlike some others.
27 Mar 2016 00:11:40
Have you been reading Mychal Massie?
Read discussionHave you been reading Mychal Massie?
26 Mar 2016 00:40:42
Agree ed002. Seems longer though.
Read discussionAgree ed002. Seems longer though.
26 Mar 2016 02:47:38
Fidel? Just a blow bag. Got what he wanted which was power. Once communism had got whim what he wanted he wasn't interested in spreading it to his neighbours. Instead just used it to retain power. Which is why che upped and left to export la revolucion elsewhere.
Che, quite the enigma. Liked the killing a little bit too much. But an idealist at the same time. There's a website somewhere dedicated to his quotes. Worth a read.
Read discussionFidel? Just a blow bag. Got what he wanted which was power. Once communism had got whim what he wanted he wasn't interested in spreading it to his neighbours. Instead just used it to retain power. Which is why che upped and left to export la revolucion elsewhere.
Che, quite the enigma. Liked the killing a little bit too much. But an idealist at the same time. There's a website somewhere dedicated to his quotes. Worth a read.
24 Mar 2016 11:15:33
Farage does rib people up the wrong way. For example within 90 minutes of the events in Brussels he was using it for brexit. To most people that's insensitive and dishonest.
As I said Boris' public persona is an act. In private he's very different. The reason they usually trot Boris out to speak to the general public is because of his public persona. As I said he is hugely popular to grass roots conservatives.
Read discussionFarage does rib people up the wrong way. For example within 90 minutes of the events in Brussels he was using it for brexit. To most people that's insensitive and dishonest.
As I said Boris' public persona is an act. In private he's very different. The reason they usually trot Boris out to speak to the general public is because of his public persona. As I said he is hugely popular to grass roots conservatives.
23 Mar 2016 20:59:38
Boris is extremely popular with the grass roots tory party and his carefully cultivated harmless buffoon act makes him one of the more presentable tories to the general public.
Read discussionBoris is extremely popular with the grass roots tory party and his carefully cultivated harmless buffoon act makes him one of the more presentable tories to the general public.
23 Mar 2016 09:54:50
He's been well trained. Was just a bit anxious trying to get through. Half a bottle of vodka afterwards.
I don't want get into the who's and what's, my thoughts have been made clear before.
Read discussionHe's been well trained. Was just a bit anxious trying to get through. Half a bottle of vodka afterwards.
I don't want get into the who's and what's, my thoughts have been made clear before.