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oritteropoOn the yt vid, click "share", then "embed", "show more", set width to 500, and copy the custom iframe:
Merchandising!
I've seen people embed videos in comments, damned if I know how to/am able.
ChaosEngineYou're right. That was a total straw man, but I was just utterly sick of explaining my position over and over.
Do you want to build a strawmannnnnnn?
(I thought you had a point up till this post.)
PlayhousePalsHAHAHA! If I could *quality* a comment, this would be one. Couldn't have typed it better myself. Thanks for the laugh
Listening to Trump is like listening to a kid give a pretend speech.
"We need to get the bad people what did this and all the muslims must cooperate with the police to get the bad men because they know, they know who the bad people are and they have to tell us."
It's like watching a confidence trickster sell snake oil - "It works, I know.. I know, trust me." - and I'm one of the only people that can see through it. Inside there's a desperate man with a hunted look on his face going "Please tell me they bought what I just said and they're not going to pour all my oil down the drain and make me walk out of town with my pants around my ankles again."
He's like a white, old Kanye West - he's all talk and no substance, his best stuff happened so long ago no one can remember whether it was really any good in the first place or just good fortune and all his co-workers think he's a joke and can't believe how he ever got to where he's gotten. Whilst Kanye married into an association with a big arse, Trump achieved that all by himself though he did have a head start with that name.
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Januari<mic drop>
Ahhh that was fun.
Sure that's a great idea.
asynchronicePersonally, I exclusively prefer hot grills.
Mesmerising perhaps to japanophiles. Looks odd to me. I'd keep that opinion to myself but i want to voice some kind of dissent because i feel that in this day and age, we shouldn't be buying/selling videos based on the words "hot grill" being in the title. Not least because if you don't agree with the grill being hot, you're gay or a straight female there's not much here for you that can't be found in greater quality elsewhere. But i'm a bitter cynic, so continue to ignore me.
radx27 years after revealing Echelon, Duncan Campbell now has a piece out on PRESTON, a surveillance centre in your neck of the woods.
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radxWell, it seems as if the election of Corbyn encourages some military officials to channel their inner el-Sisi:
https://twitter.com/OwenJones84/status/645531319376719872
https://twitter.com/ronanduffy_/status/645354992765935617
And here I thought Cameron calling the newly elected leader of the opposition party a "threat to national security" was as wierd as it gets. I should have known better...
radxCorbyn was referenced in quite a few articles by Monbiot, Jones and Milne over at the Guardian, but that's about all I read about him. Never really looked into his positions.
However, Frankie dropped this line about him in his column yesterday:
"I honestly don’t think that Corbyn would make a good leader but only because he would quickly take his own life in a highly unconvincing manner on a long country walk, an inquiry taking 15 years to report that he had kicked himself to death."
That sparked my interest. The comment section provided this gem:
"Corbyn is measured, articulate, doesn't take crap from interviewers, and doesn't look morally constipated through having consumed a surfeit of focus group tripe, unlike the other three."
Again, interesting.
Then you brought him up, and Jacobin runs a piece on him. So I suppose I'll be taking a look at him now.
Have you seen anything about the rise of Jeremy Corbyn (a long standing Labour party backbench rebel) in the UK party leadership election?
PlayhousePalsI'm with YOU danny! It even looks funnier than the original one to me too.
I hate that i love this.. but i really do.
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radxYour Green party strikes me as rather decent in its analysis, and even radical in its proposed solutions. It's too early to know whether they'll have more of an impact than the German Left party, or even any at all. But it's something at least...
It was a breath of fresh air to hear Varoufakis lay down the problem in simple terms; something nobody in the democratic process in the UK has done in my entire lifetime.
enochgreat comment on the racism by numbers video!
i truly struggle to understand people who either willingly or unwittingly over-simplify complex cultural systems.
it smacks of comfortable ignorance.
racism is evolving to classism and while not necessarily a new dynamic,it is one that goes against the very heart of human progress and ideology.
quid pro quo....
certainly not the ordinary citizen,but then who?
http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/the_prison_state_of_america_20141228
a frighteningly cynical but also quite probable consequence of the corporate state.
human greed juxtaposed with apathy and indifference.
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