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Dhomochevsky · 2012-05-05, 07:07

I don't think the mexicans would apprectiate your drone strikes.

ganbaru · 2012-05-05, 08:44

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Originally Posted by Dhomochevsky

I don't think the mexicans would apprectiate your drone strikes.

I would rathre say than nobody would appreciate thoses. Plus I doubt than it would be much usefull; Mexico isn't the same environment than Yemen or Pakistan, collateral damage would be more probable.

Revenger1589 · 2012-05-05, 09:51

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Originally Posted by Haak

What is the opinion in Argentina about this? I've heard that there is a lot of support for claiming sovereignty over the Falklands but I want to be sure. What are Argentinians opinions on the Falklander's right to self determination?

I almost never post on this forums anymore, but given that you're never going to find anything resembling the truth about this in the media I'll make an exception.

If you want to know about the advert, there's not much of an opinion about it because it's simply a TV ad, and a political one at that, so it's not exactly the kind of thing people will talk about on a bar. Personally, I think it disgusting that the Olympic Games are being politicized like this, but they lost their integrity long ago.

The Argentinian claim over the islands is supported almost unanimously by the people of this country, which is to be expected given our education and the fact that it is in our constitution. Nevertheless, while claiming sovereignty over the islands may prove a fruitless endeavor, there's no reason to stop doing it. Even if a citizen of Argentina didn't agree with this claim based on their ideologies, they would gain nothing being actively against it. This issue is purely political.

About the right of self determination, Argentina's position is very clear, the islanders are seen as invaders and as such they don't have that right. Given that we don't even know who discovered the islands, the debate about who they originally belong to it's never going to end.

Let me be perfectly clear about this, no one in Argentina actually cares about the islands, they are nothing more than a political tool used by whoever is in power at the time to inspire a nationalistic feeling on the people, who sadly aren't smart enough to realize they are being manipulated.

ganbaru · 2012-05-05, 11:00

Leading GOPer chastises right wing group for comparing climate believers to mass murderers
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...521T_blog.html

sa547 · 2012-05-06, 07:16

Tornado near Tokyo kills 1, injures dozens
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories...MPLATE=DEFAULT

killer3000ad · 2012-05-06, 07:24

Australia: Two neighbours brawl with a chainsaw and katana

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Two young frustrated neighbors in Australia decided to fight each other with a chainsaw and samurai sword, with both likely to lose a body part, after a brawl between the two homes involving several people.
.....

Must have been a hell of a fight.

Dhomochevsky · 2012-05-06, 07:48

Good choice of weapons.

Possibly the suspect looked like this?

For the Emperor!

Merilyn Mensola · 2012-05-06, 07:54

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Originally Posted by Dhomochevsky

Good choice of weapons.

Possibly the suspect looked like this?

For the Emperor!

Yes..probably...

Roger Rambo · 2012-05-06, 08:43

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Originally Posted by Dhomochevsky

I don't think the mexicans would apprectiate your drone strikes.

The US should cooperate with the Mexican government in wiping out the Cartels.

I almost have more respect for the Afghan insurgents than I do for these cartel guys. At least the Taliban have some element of wanting foreigners out of their country. The Cartel guys are just gangsters.

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Originally Posted by killer3000ad

Australia: Two neighbours brawl with a chainsaw and katana

Must have been a hell of a fight.

You'd think that the absurdity of two guys facing off with a chainsaw and a Katana would make them realize how silly it was to keep fighting.

Or at the very least, that it was batshit insane to risk attacking each-other when they each had melee weapons that dangerious.

Dhomochevsky · 2012-05-06, 08:53

The idea, that you could just send your military into another sovereign country to fight organized crime hiding in between the civil population is insane.

At best, it could be used for increased border security. But going after the cartels is police work.
Unlike in a warzone, you can't just shoot everything that moves in suspicious way.

ganbaru · 2012-05-06, 08:55

Accused 9/11 plotters defiant at Guantanamo arraignment
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...84407P20120506

U.S. seeks Indian assurance on Iran as Clinton visits
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...84503J20120506

SaintessHeart · 2012-05-06, 10:36

Barefoot lawyers bring food security to India's tribes

Aside from the joke that you can never outargue an Indian lawyer because he will always speak faster than you, it is kind of intriguing to see a fight against land grab succeeding in a place messier than China.

ganbaru · 2012-05-06, 14:57

Socialist Hollande ousts Sarkozy as French leader
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...8450AR20120506
The long-term impact of this on the EU might be interesting.

Vexx · 2012-05-06, 15:11

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Originally Posted by ganbaru

Socialist Hollande ousts Sarkozy as French leader
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...8450AR20120506
The long-term impact of this on the EU might be interesting.

Its their version of "wall street" versus "main street" .... we'll see how it goes.

Zakoo · 2012-05-06, 15:20

Yea we will see, but economic isn't the only thing, we need a adjustements in our social system, more and by far more morality in our political people, a better educational system. He has many battlefields, though economy is important, there are others ... important parts to work on.

Well done to him.

Now it's time to feast until 4am oh yeah.

Kusa-San · 2012-05-06, 15:24

Even if I'm not fond of "PS" at least we can say goodbye to the "Sarkozie" and Sarkozy and just for that, I'm really really happy

Next : The "legislative".

Haak · 2012-05-06, 15:32

80% turnout is pretty amazing. The UK just had local elections and didn't even manage 40%...

Anh_Minh · 2012-05-06, 15:51

I never really got why people disliked Sarkozy so much. At least he got things done, even if they weren't all things I agree with.

And I'm really, really leery of Hollande's plan of spending German money. I fear the German may disagree.

ganbaru · 2012-05-06, 16:01

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Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

And I'm really, really leery of Hollande's plan of spending German money. I fear the German may disagree.

Would that turn Germany as the only pilar of the EU ?

sneaker · 2012-05-06, 16:01

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Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

And I'm really, really leery of Hollande's plan of spending German money. I fear the German may disagree.

Well, they already are. Through bi-lateral agreements, ESFS, ESM and ECB. *sigh*
Still Merkel somehow manages to come off in the press as a hardliner who puts German interests above all. I don't want to be here when the bill for all those European adventures arrives.
If Merkel really wanted to help Sarkozy, she should've openly declared her support for Hollande. Now Germany will have to spend even more money.
The only thing that currently unites the Europeans nations: everyone thinks he's got the short end of the stick.

And the Greek held elections today, too...

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Dhomochevsky temporary safeguard Join Date: May 2004 Location: Germany	I don't think the mexicans would apprectiate your drone strikes.

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Dhomochevsky temporary safeguard Join Date: May 2004 Location: Germany	Good choice of weapons. Possibly the suspect looked like this? For the Emperor!

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Anh_Minh I disagree with you all. Join Date: Dec 2005	I never really got why people disliked Sarkozy so much. At least he got things done, even if they weren't all things I agree with. And I'm really, really leery of Hollande's plan of spending German money. I fear the German may disagree.