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MP5 Machine Gun Briefcase

9138 says...

hi,
new here. Why would a business man be travelling in treacherous areas where he would be likely to be kidnapped or assasinated? The only reason I can think of is to profit from the trouble. And to carry a machine gun in a briefcase. I think James Bond is a jerk. But a glamorous jerk with glamorous accessories like this particular item. I guess you just make the decision whether or not to be seduced by the glamour of war.
:-)

Wesley Clark takes Bill O'Reilley to the woodshed

gwiz665 says...

WC: "That's character assasination!"
Bo'R: "You're damn right it is!"
Bo'Rs brain: "... oh, wait a minute..."
Bo'R: "No it's not character assasination, it's facts!"

Everybody loves a freudian slip. I like how most Bill O'Reilly videos is excatly that - a Bill O'Reilly video. He speaks much more than the person he interviews, which is a fundamental flaw in an interview. Hmm, I think "like" isn't quite the right word I'm looking for. "die a little inside crying like a little girlyman because of" is probably more fitting. How can so many viewers like this? (This particular audience is special in that we see him for what he is, but I mean the general public? The ratings don't lie.)

chorlton (Member Profile)

March 30 - Reagan shooting

March 30 - Reagan shooting

ant (Member Profile)

The Orb - Towers of Dub

Farhad2000 says...

I love the Orb, because their music formed the soundtrack to my life for a while, I used to wake up to little fluffy clouds... and take long treks to nowhere in particular like an assassin... and at night fall asleep as Spanish Castles in the sky formed over my bed.

The Orb are an English electronic music group known for popularising chill out music in the 1990s and spawning the genre of ambient house.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Orb

Never before seen lost footage of JFK in Dallas (no sound)

Space Shuttle Challenger Explosion

michie says...

only ask in the light of JFK posts being pulled due to the decided strict rule policy caused by this debate -

http://www.videosift.com/talk/OK-so-the-Saddam-video-is-officially-out-there

in which the "historical relevance" loophole was closed. resulting in the loss of -

http://www.videosift.com/video/JFK-Assasination
http://www.videosift.com/video/Zapruder-Filmextended-view

what's the deal?

personally i think we should have all these posts on the sift.

OK, so the Saddam video is officially "out there"... (Sift Talk Post)

dag says...

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

Deano - you have a good point, perhaps we're misusing the term snuff. I don't want this to spin out of control, but I can only tell you what James and I were thinking, "way-back-then" when we put together the posting guidelines.

Our thoughts were that there are already so many sites that cater for the lurid, prurient human side that we all have. We wanted to make a zone that was free of porn and "Faces of Death" type content that you might see someplace like Somethingawful.com or stileproject.com or even Fark.com.

So maybe it's not "snuff" but we just don't want videos that show actual people dieing on the camera. IIRC, hostage beheading videos were showing up around the time that the Sift started, and it might have been a partial reaction to that. I'm glad we made that decision.

We were probably wrong in bending the rules for the Kennedy assasination, it is historically significant, but it also documents a real human being dieing in front of your eyes, which is something we have chosen to exclude from the Sift.

OK, so the Saddam video is officially "out there"... (Sift Talk Post)

michie says...

i am afraid it is gone. for the sanity of the sift. personally i think the JFK assasination piece is fine but i realise it would only attract more postings of Saddams execution.

think it can be resurected from the sift bins in the future?

oilcans alright. don't ban him....he can be watched theo47

Peas

OK, so the Saddam video is officially "out there"... (Sift Talk Post)

LadyBug says...

honestly, i don't think this video has a place at the sift ...

but some food for thought because if there is a snuff rule it should be followed. although it's not always followed here (examples 1 & 2 spring to mind here). the hanging video is far less graphic than seeing jfk's skull blown to bits ... and how does one have more historical value than the other??



donny bonaduce puts the 911 conspiracy into perspective

choggie says...

Amen Gingerkid! Untill they open the files on the Kennedy Assasination, what is it 2026??, no one may knowabout that one, even then....pretty safe huh, all the conspirists wiil be dead...oh, and Bush Sr. was one of the yes men on the Warren Commission-which was a crock of shit group of official statement spinning cretins-
blah blah, the greatest trick the devil ever pulled, he taught to the willing of our species....truth is always...what??!!- Lemme' hear it-Staranger Than Fiction!!

even if someone knew about a conspiricy on that level, if they were not involved, they will be made to look insane should they start spewing....Isn't that what YOU think of folks espewing large-scale conspiracy theories??? Hmmmmm!??

Whole Raw Video of President R. Reagan Assasination Attempt

joedirt says...

ant, I guess you haven't taken the hints... CHANGE THE TITLE TO SAY "attempt".

Raw Video Clip of President Reagan Assasination Attempt

It is disturbing to see you re-writing history as him having been knocked off.

Samurai Quick Draw Challange - Who WiIl Win?

bamdrew says...

I knew a fellow who was skilled at kenjutsu and was training under a master of iaijutsu, or Iaido, which is pretty much the art of drawing the sword, like in this clip.

It was pretty interesting to watch him practice, because when I first met him he had just recieved permission from his old japanese master to use a real sword, and with a real sword comes elaborate rituals that must be maintained when practicing. So he'd begin each attempt by paying respect over the sword as it sat in front of him, then he'd slide it under his belt, then he'd adjust to the seated or standing position he wanted to practice, and wait, and slowly move his hands to the sword, then FWOOSH!, he'd pull it out and make a few cuts in the air, then slide it back in, and commence to praying over it again. He showed me how he'd taken a few chunks out of the top of his scabbard, because a large amount of the training is knowing exactly how long your sword is, and exactly when it is free so you can make cuts.

One last note about him, his favorite move was really impressive, where, from a seated and bowing position, he would step up while drawing his sword and cut once forward on the upswing, then turn and cut downwards behind where he had sat. He noted how his master was especially respected in Japan as being incredible at seated moves in Iaido, and this form came about due to situations where maybe you're visiting the enemy to sit and discuss peace proceedings, but an assasin behind you draws his sword while you're seated and bowing in respect. The practitioner could hear the sword draw and attack both people around him while drawing his own sword.



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