Apparently Obama means America but it's not clear why he says it as every other day they're screaming it's a war with terrorism and he's bombing people from here to Timbuktu. So, Bucko, what's the story on this inane speech. (The Guardian: President Obama marks first Memorial Day in 14 years without major US war)
The answer is simple. It's pointless listening to them.
(infer long-winded rant on disingenuous political bullshit)
In a war ... that isn't happening ... the Defense Secretary hammers Iraqi forces because they do not have the will to fight. I figure, what the hell, it's their country and they bring whatever will they like to it. One thing I am sure will motivate them to fight is to drop the Defense Secretary in the desert over there. I positively ga-ron-tee he will see fighting as they chase his chicken ass back out of there. (RT: ‘No will’ to fight ISIS? US Defense Sec blasts Iraqi troops)
Check out how cops deal with bikers when the riders are black. Atlantic Beach Memorial Day Bikefest has been a tradition for years but this year cops clamped down all over it. Land of the Free ... unless you're black. It's not even a gang as it's black guys on bikes. It's coming up to Summer time and they have come out for a party. The horror of it all. (The Guardian: 'Black Bike Week' riders cry foul over security increase at annual gathering)
So, Officer Flatfoot, did you notice any Bandidos colors in this gang or is this just more racist bullshit.
(infer long-winded rant on rampaging racism in America and rampaging disingenuous excuses for it)
Philip Zimmerman, author of PGP (Pretty Good Protection, an email encryption tool the government hates), has left the US and taken up residence in Switzerland because of relentless surveillance in America. As Zimmerman notes, 'every dystopian society has excessive surveillance' ... so he left. (The Guardian: Philip Zimmermann: king of encryption reveals his fears for privacy)
Zimmerman has been a god in programming circles because he could write code the government couldn't crack. It was largely based on Zimmerman that it was made illegal to make encryption keys longer than government resources could break. In other words, the Fed made it legal for them to be able to read every single thing you do no matter what you do to restrict that. The Feds hate Apple for that reason now and try to force them to decrypt the content on iPhones. That's reasonable, of course, because people who own iPhones are the biggest shoplifters, terrorists, master criminals of all, yes?
So long as you are aware you are a stinking criminal, everything the Fed does makes sense.
The answer is simple. It's pointless listening to them.
(infer long-winded rant on disingenuous political bullshit)
In a war ... that isn't happening ... the Defense Secretary hammers Iraqi forces because they do not have the will to fight. I figure, what the hell, it's their country and they bring whatever will they like to it. One thing I am sure will motivate them to fight is to drop the Defense Secretary in the desert over there. I positively ga-ron-tee he will see fighting as they chase his chicken ass back out of there. (RT: ‘No will’ to fight ISIS? US Defense Sec blasts Iraqi troops)
Check out how cops deal with bikers when the riders are black. Atlantic Beach Memorial Day Bikefest has been a tradition for years but this year cops clamped down all over it. Land of the Free ... unless you're black. It's not even a gang as it's black guys on bikes. It's coming up to Summer time and they have come out for a party. The horror of it all. (The Guardian: 'Black Bike Week' riders cry foul over security increase at annual gathering)
So, Officer Flatfoot, did you notice any Bandidos colors in this gang or is this just more racist bullshit.
(infer long-winded rant on rampaging racism in America and rampaging disingenuous excuses for it)
Philip Zimmerman, author of PGP (Pretty Good Protection, an email encryption tool the government hates), has left the US and taken up residence in Switzerland because of relentless surveillance in America. As Zimmerman notes, 'every dystopian society has excessive surveillance' ... so he left. (The Guardian: Philip Zimmermann: king of encryption reveals his fears for privacy)
Zimmerman has been a god in programming circles because he could write code the government couldn't crack. It was largely based on Zimmerman that it was made illegal to make encryption keys longer than government resources could break. In other words, the Fed made it legal for them to be able to read every single thing you do no matter what you do to restrict that. The Feds hate Apple for that reason now and try to force them to decrypt the content on iPhones. That's reasonable, of course, because people who own iPhones are the biggest shoplifters, terrorists, master criminals of all, yes?
So long as you are aware you are a stinking criminal, everything the Fed does makes sense.
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