Syria

[Robin Spark]

The program about the virus & the way it searched out the certain items it was tasked to around the world was an eye opener...........i did wonder if the 2 guys who cracked it were now in hiding.

I think one of these guys lives in brum, he pretends not to know much about computers as part of his disguise ,but he has just built a super fast van that somehow absorbs electrical energy from roadside led lighting enabling it to reach speeds in excess of warp factor 2.

 

[steptoe]

The program about the virus & the way it searched out the certain items it was tasked to around the world was an eye opener...........i did wonder if the 2 guys who cracked it were now in hiding.
I think one of these guys lives in brum, he pretends not to know much about computers as part of his disguise ,but he has just built a super fast van that somehow absorbs electrical energy from roadside led lighting enabling it to reach speeds in excess of warp factor 2.

:Applaud

:slap

 

[Technician]

We all live in a bubble expecting our rights to be protected by our inactions.

One of the disturbing aspects of this situation is the "apparent" support of

Russia for Syria.  For as long as there is turbulence and instability in the

Middle East, the oil price will remain high and for as long as this continues,

Putin is winning.  He has a lot of people to pay off for supporting him and 

that support comes at a price.  I have made a study of the League of Nations,

the predecessor of the United Nations and that expensive organisation failed

in the primary function for which it was set up, that being to prevent another

conflict after the one that ended in 1918.  The United Nations is continuing to

fail for reasons that are becoming all too clear.  It is uncomfortable but, it  

looks like a circumvention of the UN might take place and I would add to Manator's

quote that we cannot expect our security to be protected by our inactions.

 

[Technician]

 Or do they do it for distraction purposes, so they don't have too justify the mess they've made of our country?

The invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the events leading up to the toppling

of the statue of Hussein in Baghdad was timed PRECISELY to coincide

with some of the worst financial year end news we had ever had.

 

[wozz]

the failure of the league of nations was due to it didnt act in the face of the clearly aggressive nations against other member nations. 

its alot more clear cut when you have a nations leader appealing for help and not getting it.  

 

[Technician]

That might be true;  according to Palmer, the League was set up

and incorporated into each of the Versailles Treaties.  America

NEVER ratified Versailles and thus was NEVER a member. Possibly

the biggest reason for failure was the withdrawal of several critical

nations from it commencing 1926 to 1929.  This list of nations did

include Germany, Russia, Turkey, Japan and Italy. Who out of this

lot kicked off after 1939?