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Lifestyle => Train of Thought => Topic started by: LIGHTS_444 on June 12, 2012, 12:26:08 PM
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ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A Turkish court on Friday formally charged an internationally known pianist and composer with insulting Islamic religious values in comments he made on Twitter.
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i heard, they cut off ur hand if u steal in Turkey
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allah akbar
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Don't these dumbasses realise that you will get terrorised for something you express on twitter?
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you are so dumb that you are blaming the sheep for the Shepard's lack of focus
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Syrian children tortured, used as human shields, U.N. report finds
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The Syrian military and armed militias loyal to President Bashar Assad have used children as young as 8 years old as human shields, a new United Nations report has found.
Children have also been tortured and killed by the Syrian army and its allies; whipped, beaten, subjected to sexual violence, burned with cigarettes and even given electrical shock. One former soldier told the U.N. he had been ordered to shoot “without distinction” during protests in the city of Tall Kalakh, even though children were there. Three girls roughly between the ages of 10 and 13 were killed, he said.
Though most of the reported abuses were carried out by the Syrian army and its allies, there are also credible allegations that the armed rebels fighting Bashar's forces have recruited children to fight, the U.N. report said.
The abuses were laid out as part of an annual U.N. report on children and armed conflict worldwide last year. However, the violations in Syria were so grave that the U.N. decided to include a string of more recent incidents in its report, including a March attack by government forces in which three teens were killed and three other youths were arrested for interrogation, one of them a 9-year-old girl.
Syria was added to the U.N. "list of shame" this year. “The world is keeping a detailed account of the violence committed against civilians in Syria and I am confident that these crimes will not go unpunished,” U.N. Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict Radhika Coomaraswamy said.
The fighting in Syria has resulted in more than 10,000 deaths, with those killed including rebels, civilians and government forces. The slaying of children, including a recent massacre that included at least 32 children in the township of Houla, has stepped up continued calls to stop the violence.
U.N. special envoy Kofi Annan lamented last week that a peace plan he brokered had not halted the violence, with both sides violating the truce. Heavy bombardment of the Syrian city of Homs and other towns occupied by rebels has alarmed the international body, whose secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, called the recent shelling a "dangerous intensification of armed violence."
The Local Coordination Committees, an opposition activist network, said that at least 40 people were killed Tuesday, including a baby less than 2 months old. Meanwhile, Syrian state media reported that armed terrorists -- the usual government term for the rebels -- kidnapped passengers on two buses Tuesday.
Outside a Homs building battered by shelling, a man asked angrily, "What is this? Nobody help us? Why?" The unnamed man was recorded in a video shared by the U.N. Tuesday. "We are people. Not animals."
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smoke weed everyday
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March of the drones: Map reveals 66 military bases for unmanned aircraft on American soil... and 22 more on the way
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he US military operated 66 bases for unmanned drone aircraft on American soil and has 22 more planned across the country.
A new map released by Public Intelligence, a nonprofit group dedicated publishing public government data, reveals the ever-growing footprint of the Department of Defense's newest weapon.
The bases span the entire country -- 33 states either have a base already or are slated to have one.
View Current and future US military drone bases in a full screen map
The existence of a base doesn't necessarily mean drones are stationed there.
Wired Magazine reports some bases are remote cockpits, where soldiers fly the unmanned craft in the skies over Yemen and Afghanistan. Others are training facilities for prospective drone pilots. Others serve as depots where servicemen analyses data the remote-controlled spy planes bring back.
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F-22 Raptor pilots urged to ditch pressure vests in ongoing probe of oxygen-deprivation issues
The Washington D.C. 'UFO' that turned out to be one of ours: Mystery craft on highway was military drone being transported to air base
The bases house mostly smaller spy drones like the RQ-7 Shadow, the RQ-11 Raven and the Wasp III, which has a wingspan of less than two and a half feet.
Six of the bases are home to the larger Predator and Reaper drove, which can carry missiles.
Public Intelligence cobbled together its map of military bases from a host of public documents, including a 2011 US Air Force presentation on the subject.
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How many children are murdered by these giant car bombs? By snipers? It's NOT about good and bad it's about reporting without hypocrisy.
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As soon as hypocrisy seeps in, you know there is a bias agenda. They are funding terrorists to topple the existing governing of Syria.
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Obama should be able to stop all of this when he gets re-elected ;)
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Stop or top?
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How many children are murdered by these giant car bombs? By snipers? It's NOT about good and bad it's about reporting without hypocrisy.
They talk shit for a just cause. First Syria, next is Iran, peace and prosperity for all!
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It may be unkind and uncouth to threaten or taunt tennis officials, but John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors and Serena Williams never actually drew blood from a lines judge on the court. Now, however, another bad precedent has been set: David Nalbandian of Argentina is facing a possible assault charge by London police after kicking an advertising board into the shin of a linesman Sunday at the Queens Club final in England.
Nalbandian, 30, is a former Wimbledon finalist and known among the media more for being a tournament killer than a tantrum thrower. He is a baseline player who is not particularly fun to watch on the court or enlightening in the interview room. He became more than a tennis footnote, however, when he was disqualified from the final of the Wimbledon tuneup tournament in the second set against Marin Cilic. And now, an unnamed accuser has charged him with assault, and a criminal investigation has begun.
Nalbandian lost a point in the match, became angry at himself and booted the small board into the leg of the lines judge, who required medical treatment after blood dripped through his pants. The player wasn't upset at the linesman, and apologized immediately. The damage had been done, however. ATP rules mandate the disqualification of a player due to any violence against an official, though Nalbandian insisted there was no intent in this case and therefore the rule was misapplied.
"Sometimes you get very frustrated on court and it's tough to control that, and sometimes I do a mistake," he said afterward. "So it's very tough to end a final like that. But sometimes we feel so much pressure from the ATP to play a lot of tournaments. They don't do anything (for) us, and today I do a mistake and I have to pay like that. I agree I do a mistake but sometimes everybody do a mistake and I didn't feel it had to end like that, especially in a final."
Nalbandian was leading the match, 7-6 (3), 3-4, when he was run off the court to his forehand side by Cilic on the point. At the very least, he will lose what could have been prize money of more than $50,000. And while criminal charges probably are not warranted in this instance, the disqualification was certainly justified. Violent actions have consequences, even if the act was wholly unintended.
Considering some past events, this escalation is not that surprising. Andre Agassi once slugged a first serve at a Wimbledon lines woman. Even the ultimate gentleman, Tim Henman, once struck a ball in anger that accidentally knocked a ball girl in the head (Henman then brought her flowers). In perhaps the most legendary assault on a tennis official, Benedicte Tarango, the wife of American player Jeff Tarango, slapped a chair umpire twice after her husband's match at Wimbledon.
"Yes, I did it," she confessed then. "And he deserved it."
No blood, however, was involved.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/more-sports/violent-actions-david-nalbandian-temper-tantrum-consequences-criminal-charges-warranted-article-1.1097731#ixzz1yALBpby8
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Armenia ‘attacks’ expose anti-gay hatred
May 25 2012 at 09:29am
By Mariam Harutyunyan
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File photo - People carry a large gay pride flag during a march on International Day Against Homophobia.
The acrid stench of burnt plastic still hangs in the air at the devastated basement bar, its walls blackened and fixtures melted by intense heat after the fire-bombers staged their nocturnal raid.
The alleged “hate crime” bombing this month of alternative music bar DIY - popular with Yerevan's young liberals and gays - has sparked fear and anger in Armenia's small gay community and highlighted deep-rooted homophobia in the conservative Christian ex-Soviet state.
“By terrorising me, they want to give a lesson to others too,” said owner Armine “Tsomak” Oganezova amid the ruin of the once-vibrant underground hotspot.
She alleged that the attack was staged by “members of a fascist organisation” who had repeatedly harassed the bar since it opened.
“It seems that today the life of anyone that is different in our country is under threat,” she said.
After being caught on surveillance cameras, two Iranian-Armenian brothers aged 19 and 20 were arrested for alleged arson, police said without specifying any political motives.
But within days of the blaze, extremists attacked the bar again, this time spraying swastikas on the walls and burning “No to Fascism” posters put up by well-wishers.
The scandal quickly turned political when local media reported that two lawmakers from the nationalist Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutiun) party had paid the bomb suspects' bail.
One of them, Artsvik Minasian, was reported as saying that causing damage was wrong but the attackers “acted the right way, in the context of our societal and national ideals”.
Minasian later denied the lawmakers paid bail, but told AFP that he did petition the court on the attackers' behalf and accused DIY's owner of trying to “artificially aggravate the situation, to become famous”.
The political row escalated when the deputy speaker of parliament, Eduard Sharmazanov, gave an interview to local media that appeared to justify the violence.
“As an Armenian citizen and member of (the ruling) national-conservative party, I find the rebellion of the two young Armenian people against the homosexuals... completely right and justified,” he was reported as saying, although he did not respond to AFP's requests for clarification.
Leading blogger Mika Artyan said on his Unzipped: Gay Armenia site that the statement “effectively encourages terrorism”.
Rights group Amnesty International meanwhile lamented that “the official response to the firebombing in Yerevan is utterly shocking.”
Worryingly for Yerevan's lesbians and gays, extremists seemingly untroubled by the possibility of arrest have kept returning to the gutted bar to spit on the walls and throw cigarette butts.
One of them, 17-year-old Hovsep, wearing a swastika pendant over a death's head T-shirt, said he would keep harassing DIY until “these perverts” leave.
“People like Tsomak (Oganezova) should not live among us. She participated in a gay parade in Turkey. She perverts teenagers,” he said.
His friend Vahag, 18, accused the bar of being engaged in “open propaganda” for gay rights and said homosexuals should “be shut in their homes”.
Civil rights campaigners say there are serious divisions between the conservative majority and the small liberal minority in the small Caucasus state.
“Our society has created certain criteria of what a human should be like. It despises and does not accept those who diverge a little bit from these criteria,” said Mamikon Hovsepian, head of campaign group PINK Armenia.
He said that incidents of gay-bashing were common, but the victims are often too afraid to go to the police.
“In the nation's value system, a man and a woman have defined roles and any deviation provokes alarm and resistance,” said Narine Khachatrian, a psychology professor at Yerevan State University.
But she said she did not believe that there were organised neo-Nazi movements in Armenia and the recent attacks were the work of individuals.
However a small march supporting “diversity” in Yerevan this week was stopped by around 100 young nationalists singing patriotic songs and hurling abuse - even though it was not a gay pride event.
“Do not promote perversion in our country,” demanded one. “You are not Armenians,” shouted another, before a priest intervened to prevent clashes.
Despite the bombing of her bar and the possibility of further violence, Oganezova vowed to remain defiant.
“It's impossible to scare me,” she said. “I will fight.” - Sapa-AFP
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The Shosh village School in Artsakh’s Askeran region received a new school bus earlier this month thanks to an anonymous donor from Toronto.
The bus will be utilized to transport children from nearby villages to the school, according to the chairman of Armenia Fund Toronto, Migirdich Migirdichian.
It’s hard to imagine how children from nearby villages walk some 2.5 kilometers daily to reach their school. We’re overjoyed that those days are finally over for these youngsters and they will be able to use their time more efficiently now.
The three-story Shosh School was built in 2004 through the support of the Fund’s Toronto affiliate. With the continued sponsorship of Toronto’s Armenian community, the school’s computer lab will be receiving Internet access next month.
School Principal Hamlet Harutyunyan expressed his gratitude for ongoing support the school receives from the Armenian community of Toronto:
On behalf of the entire school, I convey our gratitude to all benefactors who contribute to the school as well as Mr. Migirdichian of the Hayastan All-Armenian Fund’s Toronto affiliate. As for our schoolchildren, they express their thanks by being good students.
Additionally, Shosh is one of four schools that will receive new new school uniforms early in Spring. The uniforms were custom designed by an anonymous tailor who donated them to schools in Spitakashen, Madaghis, Shosh and Verin Horatagh.
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Several animals at the Lake Superior Zoo in Duluth, Minn., drowned overnight when torrential rain caused flooding across the city, swamping roads and sending sewage spilling outside overflow tanks.
"We have 11 confirmed dead animals, most of them barnyard animals," zoo marketing director Holly Henry told msnbc.com. "Two thirds of the zoo is under water."
All but one of the zoo's barnyard animals died, zoo spokeswoman Keely Johnson said in a statement. That included the zoo's donkey, goats and sheep.
"Our entire staff is devastated," added Peter Pruett, the zoo's director of animal management.
More animals might have drowned but the flooding has prevented a count, Johnson told the Duluth News Tribune. The raven and vulture cages are among the areas still under water.
The zoo's seal was able to swim out of its exhibit and was found on nearby Grand Avenue, the newspaper reported.
The polar bear also got out but was quickly darted and is safe in quarantine, Johnson said. None of the zoo's dangerous animals got outside the zoo's perimeter fence, she added.
Police helped locate Berlin, the female polar bear, the Associated Press reported. "Even though it's a large white object, it's pretty nerve racking," police spokesman Jim Hansen said.
Dozens of people commented on the zoo's Facebook page, most expressing sadness but some anger over what they felt was inadequate precautions by the zoo, which is next to a creek that has flooded before.
A 2010 flood was the worst in memory, the zoo said at the time. But in that event no animals died or were hurt and only one had to be moved.
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The comments quickly drew strong rebukes from Democrats and Jewish organizations.
In the video, Samuel Wurzelbacher loads a shotgun and fires at pieces of fruit placed on wooden posts. "In 1939, Germany established gun control," he says. "From 1939 to 1945, six million Jews and seven million others, unable to defend themselves, were exterminated." He ends the video by saying, "I love America."
Gun control opponents have long held that Adolf Hitler was able to seize power in Germany in part because of controls on firearms.
"Using the memories of the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust to make a political point is never appropriate, under any circumstances," said David A. Harris, president of the National Jewish Democratic Council.
Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern called the video "incredibly offensive." Wurzelbacher is running as a Republican in Ohio's 9th U.S. House district.
Wurzelbacher defended his statements on Twitter, posting Tuesday that he did not say that gun control caused genocide.
A message was left Wednesday for Wurzelbacher, who became known as "Joe the Plumber" during the 2008 presidential campaign after questioning Barack Obama at an event.
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NEW YORK—Temperatures climbed toward the high 90s along the Eastern Seaboard on Wednesday as an unusually early hot spell heralded the official start of summer, with people wilting at graduation ceremonies, students trying to learn in suffocating classrooms and authorities warning folks to check on elderly neighbors.
The National Weather Service has forecast heat in the mid- to high 90s in cities including Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington. Health officials warned residents to drink water, stay out of the sun and in air conditioning, and to check on elderly neighbors and pets. Public cooling centers have been set up in dozens of cities for those without air conditioning.
Several relatives of high school graduates were treated for heat exhaustion at an outdoor ceremony in North Bergen, N.J., and taken to a hospital, police told The Record of Bergen County. Ambulances were on standby at the event, which was held outside to accommodate about 5,000 people, said Capt. Gerald Sanzari of the North Bergen Police Department.
In Howell, N.J., school officials made Wednesday the last day of the school year instead of Thursday, citing the heat. And at nearby Wall High School, people attending the graduation ceremony will be able to watch a remote broadcast inside the air-conditioned building.
Connie Vincent, a mail carrier, was already sweating as she began her rounds in a residential neighborhood in Manchester, Conn., Wednesday morning.
"There's nothing you can do," she said as she dabbed her face with wet washcloths. "Tomorrow's my day off, thank God. I've just got to make it through today."
In a rare bending of the rules, the Metro in Washington, D.C., said passengers on Wednesday and Thursday would be allowed to drink water, an exception to their no-drinks policy. The National Weather Service said the temperature at Washington National Airport was 95 degrees just before 2 p.m., though it felt like 99.
Deborah Otchere, 59, mapped out a tree-lined route to work and brought a change of clothes to her job as a secretary in a Washington law firm. Among her traveling supplies was a partially frozen bottle of water.
"You live here long enough, you know how to prepare," she said.
Forecasts for upstate New York on Wednesday and Thursday called for temperatures to hit the 90s from Niagara Falls to the Vermont border, with highs topping out in the mid-90s in some places.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures at Logan International Airport in Boston soared to 93 degrees around 1 p.m., but high levels of humidity made the heat feel like it was 97 degrees.
More than 450 cooling centers were being opened around New York City, which is under a hot weather advisory with an expected high of 94 degrees. Mayor Michael Bloomberg encouraged people without air conditioning to seek out the cooler spaces or visit the city's beaches.
The city's 1.1 million public school students are still in session for another week, and just 64 percent of classrooms are air-conditioned. The city is leaving it up to teachers and administrators to monitor the situation in each school, Bloomberg said.
"There's nothing unsafe about it. It may be a tiny bit uncomfortable, but these are young, strong people, and we're not going to ask anybody to stay in a building where we think it becomes dangerous," he said.
In downtown Providence, R.I., at the central bus terminal, a worker for the Salvation Army -- red-faced and hot herself -- was handing out free bottles of water, reminding people to stay hydrated. Users of public transit were enjoying free service on buses and trolleys, offered on days when health officials declare air quality to be unhealthy and driving is discouraged.
In Philadelphia, the city's highs in the next couple of days could break decades-old records of 98 degrees, set in 1931, and 99, set in 1923. Normally, the high for Philadelphia is about 84 degrees.
"You're talking about almost 15 degrees above normal," said Kristin Kline, a weather service meteorologist in Mount Holly, N.J.
The wilting heat is also expected to hit Boston-area residents hard. Temperatures up to 97 degrees were forecast for Wednesday, followed by 99 on Thursday.
On New York's Long Island, Roy Gross, chief of the Suffolk County SPCA, cautioned against keeping pets in vehicles, noting temperatures can reach 120 degrees within minutes.
"Your pet can quickly suffer brain damage or die from heatstroke when trapped in these high temperatures," Gross said.
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By Chloe Albanesius In addition to allegedly crafting the Stuxnet worm, US and Israeli officials are also reportedly behind the Flame virus that recently hit machines across the Middle East
====US AND ISRAEL GOT VIRUS FROM RUSSIAN HACKERS, CUZ THEY DIDNT WANT TO COOPERATE HAHA
FAGBOY RUSKIS
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very good
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Fuck Azerbaijan
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I guess that's goat for them. Isn't that in Armenia?
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Saddest story ever. Never think about animals stuck at the zoo and can't get free from storms and such.
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Not sure why this weather report is a thread but time to stay cool North east. Pretty hot in the West as well.
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Santa Monica Judge Reported Missing Found in Carson
Linda Lefkowitz got lost on her way to work from her Pacific Palisades home Monday morning.
A 71-year-old Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge who had been reported missing was reunited with her family late Monday night after she got lost on her way to work at the Santa Monica Courthouse and ended up at a McDonalds in Carson.
Linda Kay Lefkowitz was in good condition after good Samaritans at the restaurant called authorities and her family came to pick her up, Lt. Chris Bergner of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Carson Station told City News Service.
Lefkowitz left her Palisades home about 8:20 a.m. Monday and had not been seen or heard from until she was found about 11:35 pm.
Her husband, Frank Lefkowitz, had suspected she might have gotten lost because she has breast cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy treatments, which may have caused memory loss, he said.
"I think she may have lost perspective of where she was," he said
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ARMENIA HAS CAPTURED LARGE PORTION OF TURKISH LANDS AND WE DONT WANT TO RETURN IT....
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887,000 results on google,
i still hope he gets elected....
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^Thanks to that picture, I will never be elected president.
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Fuck Turks!
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Saddest story ever. Never think about animals stuck at the zoo and can't get free from storms and such. Ever.
*fixed*
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^Thanks to that picture, I will never be elected president.
I think that pic would help you more than hurt you...
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^Thanks to that picture, I will never be elected president.
I think that pic would help you more than hurt you...
LOLL HAHA, KNOWING SIKOTIC'S PERSONALITY ITS POSSIBLE FOR HIM TO EVEN BELIEVE IN THE CUSTOM
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Saddest story ever. Never think about animals stuck at the zoo and can't get free from storms and such. Ever.
*fixed*
YESS
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Fuck Turks!
IN GEORGIA ARMENIANS STARTED AN ORGANIZATION TO MAKE PEACE BETWEEN ARMOS N TURKS YOUTH GROUP ORGANIZATION
THEY DONT HAVE A NAME YETT THEY WANNA CALL IT
YOUNG ARMENIAN TURKS PARTY
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A Montgomery County police officer shot himself to death after leading a state trooper on a high-speed chase on the Eastern Shore early Monday, state police said.
Jed R. Bylsma, 30, of Gettysburg, Pa., was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
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Bylsma was observed on radar speeding on westbound U.S. 50 in Talbot County about 1:30 a.m., police said. A state trooper pulled him over near Skipton Creek.
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Bylsma showed the trooper a Pennsylvania driver's license and said he was an officer with the Montgomery County Police Department, police said. The trooper "observed signs indicating the driver was operating under the influence" and called for backup.
Bylsma drove off from the stop and continued on eastbound U.S. 50 "at a high rate of speed," police said. The trooper pursued, and another trooper laid "stop sticks" on U.S. 50 at Airport Road to puncture the tires of Bylsma's car.
The vehicle struck the device, which deflated several tires, and rolled to a stop on the shoulder of eastbound U.S. 50, police said.
The two troopers gave repeated orders for Bylsma to exit the vehicle, police said. When he did not, they approached and found him unresponsive. They saw what appeared to be a gunshot wound to his head and a handgun near his hand in the center console of the car.
WUSA-TV reported that Bylsma had been an officer in the Montgomery County department since 2003 and was assigned most recently to patrol in the Silver Spring area. Police told the Washington station that he had been on administrative leave for about a year.
Bylsma's body was taken to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for an autopsy, police said. State police contacted Montgomery County Police. The incident remains under investigation.
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8) 8) 8) 8)
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June 25, 2012
JERUSALEM -- Israel is deporting a second planeload of African migrants as it continues a crackdown on what officials have described as “infiltrators.”
Israel says the deportation of 150 people back to their home country of South Sudan is aimed at curbing a flood of African migrants.
More than 60,000 Africans have illegally entered Israel from Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula since 2005, most from Eritrea and Sudan. They claim to be refugees, but Israel says the vast majority are economic migrants seeking a higher standard of living.
Government spokesman Mark Regev says Israel is the Jewish homeland, and it has no obligation to offer asylum to African migrants.
“Israel is a small country. We are 8 million people and geographically, we’re the size of [the U.S. state of] New Jersey. We are too small to be the solution of all of Africa’s problems,” he said.
The Africans have been blamed for a growing wave of violent crimes, including rapes of young Jewish women, prompting a backlash among Israelis who have demanded their expulsion.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described the migrants as a “national plague,” saying they are a threat to security and the Jewish character of the state.
But many Israelis are appalled by the expulsions. Critics say Israel is a nation of refugees established in the wake of the Holocaust, and it has a moral obligation to help people in need.
Asaf Weitzen is the legal adviser at the Hotline for Migrant Workers in Israel. “This is not acceptable to create a racist reaction to an entire, huge group of people," said Weitzen. "They are asylum seekers; most of them are refugees or could have been recognized as refugees.”
Many of the South Sudanese have been in Israel for years, and they have expressed deep disappointment over the government’s decision to expel them. But this deportee told Israel Television that he is resigned to his fate.
“There is no way out, you know, I think that we have to go. But you know, we are still saying that there is still danger in South Sudan,” he said.
Israel says it is treating the Africans in a humane way. The deportees were given 1,000 euros each to help them start a new life in South Sudan.
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how can that effect egypt's future
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Together with Archbishop Aram Ateshyan—the Armenian Deputy Patriarch of Constantinople—, Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) Chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu attended in Istanbul, on March 24, the play entitled “Pomegranate Beans,” which is staged based on the creations by Aram Kostanyan and Ari Gulech.
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offer a problem and lets offer solutions
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PLEASE COMMENT 8)
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no
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Of course they should. So should the US.
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A giant shroom orgy would fix everything.
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Georgia is cool in my book. They're good niggas.
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I need some help from the illuminati on this one.
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Shit happens
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USA FIRST AMENDMENT....EXPLAINED....
FREEDOM OF
SPEECH
ASSEMBLY
RELIGION
PETITION(ANY LAW THAT WE DONT LIKE FOR EXAMPLE STATE TAX OR FEDERAL TAX.... WE MEANING YOU HAVE THE POWER TO LOWER IT)
n PRESS(NEWSPAPER AND MEDIA)
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WOOW STILL SAD THOUGH
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OBAMA WILL BE RE-ELECTED 8) 8) 8) 8) AS LONG AS HE IS ABLE TO PUSH THE IMMIGRATION DEBATE
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Georgia is cool in my book. They're good nigg.
GOERGIA IS A GOOD STATE, HOWEVER ITS NOT A GREAT COUNTRY....
GEORGIANS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN SEVERAL STEPS BEHIND US....
THEY FOLLOWED OUR LETTERS, OUR RELIGION, & LOOK LIKE US....
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A giant shroom orgy would fix everything.
ALWAYS DOES
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Of course they should. So should the US.
BRO. DID YOU HEAR THAT THE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN THE FUND THAT TURKEY HAS CREATED FOR ARMENIAN GENOCIDE CLAIMS, COMES TO 12 CENTS A PERSON PER ARMENIAN HEAD....
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THERE IS A EUROCOURT BEING BUILT IN YEREVAN.... IF ARMENIA SUES TURKEY IN THE EUROCOURT.... TURKEY WILL BE SUCKING SAND ARABIC STYLE
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — While many Americans believe illegal immigrants don't pay taxes, billions of dollars deducted from paychecks issued to undocumented workers flow to the Social Security Administration (SSA) every year. Those workers almost certainly will never see that money again.
Social Security officials keep a record of wages that do not match up with real names and numbers in their system. The record is called the earnings suspense file.
In 2009, the last year for which figures are available, employers reported wages of $72.8 billion for 7.7 million workers who could not be matched to legal Social Security numbers.
That total hit a record $90.4 billion, earned by 10.8 million workers, in 2007, just before the recession. Some of those were legal workers who simply made paperwork mistakes, but the majority are believed to be illegal immigrants.
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Interesting. Where is this info quoted from, just curious.
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Everyone not be lazy and work for a living.
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That's a lot of votes against him.
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THIS MORNING HE WAS
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Everyone not be lazy and work for a living.
WHY WORK.... SUCH A FUCKIN PIECE OF SHIT....
BACK IN THE DAY BEFORE WHITE PEOPLE INVADED MIDDLE EAST....
NO ONE WORKED HARDER THAN NEEDED....
IT WAS LIKE SOCIALISM OUT OF GREATER HUMAN UNDERSTANDING
WHITE PEOPLE CAME AS VIKINGS BAVARIA AND MADE THE RULES THAT ALL PEOPLE HAVE TO WORK MORE AND GIVE PART OF THEIR EARNINGS TO VIKINGS AS TAX
SO MIDDLE EASTERNS STARTED WORKING HARDER...
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IF IT WAS NOT FOR VIKINGS MIDDLE EASTERNS WOULD CHILL ALL DAY WHILE WHITE PEOPLE SUCKING SAND
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I HOPE SIKOTIC DOESNT GET OFFENDED FROM THE WHITE COMMENT, I KNOW MICHAEL JACKSON WOULDNT NEITHER HAHA
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ILLEGALS DONT PAY TAXES HA.... AMERICA CLEARLY ROBS THE FUCKIN MEXICANS, AND THEN CALLS THEM BEANERS IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA....
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Americans find both President Obama and Republican opponent Mitt Romney likable -- Obama more so, reports the Gallup Poll.
Presented with a list of eight personal characteristics that could describe the candidates, 81% of respondents said Obama "is likable;" 64% said the same of Romney.
Likability topped the list of attributes for both candidates.
"Overall," the Gallup Poll added, "half of Americans believe both candidates are likable, with 28% ascribing this trait only to Obama and 12% only to Romney. Just 4% consider neither candidate likable."
The eighth and lowest-rated attribute for both candidates: "Has a clear plan for solving the country's problems."
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This is what most americans base their vote on.
Romneys got no shot at beating obama, especially since he just executive ordered his way to pandering to a huge group of people to get their votes.
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This is what most americans base their vote on.
Romneys got no shot at beating obama, especially since he just executive ordered his way to pandering to a huge group of people to get their votes.
illegals still cannot vote....
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A GROUP OF MUSLIMS ARE GONNA FIGHT ANOTHER GROUP OF MUSLIMS HMMMM
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YOU GUYS REMMEBER TURKS AT GALAPOLI SYRIA....
THEY GOT KILLED OFF BY THE ARABS....
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UNLIKE AMERICA N RUSSIA ARABS KILLED ALL THE OTTOMAN TURKISH OPPOSITION IN WW1
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Wheres the article explaining how illegals rob local state govts of resources totaling up billions of dollars (schools, pregnancy care, medical care, etc etc)? Of course the federal govt doesnt give a shit about that as they profit while the states cant hire teachers and firefighters, the feds gain more and more political chips (hispanics illegal or not).
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400,000 TURKISH SOLDIERS ALL FAILED....
IF ARMENIA HAD AN ARMY SIZE OF 10,000 GENOCIDE WOULD HAVE NOT EVER HAPPEN 8) 8) 8) 8)
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This is what most americans base their vote on.
Romneys got no shot at beating obama, especially since he just executive ordered his way to pandering to a huge group of people to get their votes.
illegals still cannot vote....
They wouldnt have to. They families are gonna support the guy who allowed them to stay regardless.
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http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2017113852_immigtaxes29.html
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TUE VOTO ES TU VOZ
IF THEY ARE NOT VOTING HOW ARE YOU TRYNA MAKE SENSE
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ALTHOUGH U COULD BE RIGHT
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http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2017113852_immigtaxes29.html
this doesnt address what im talking about. i skimmed it but didnt see anything am i wrong?
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I am greatly offended.
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1LUV
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LOL @ THREAD TITLE
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Why did LIGHTS get banned? His posts were a lot more relevant than the illuminati threads everyone else makes.
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Lights actually did make legit posts in here so I don't get why he was banned still. I guess you can only discuss conspiracy theories now.
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Obama Bitch!
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i heard, they cut off ur hand if u steal in Turkey
ask all the turkish people on the forum they might know the right answer
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I think the whole "freedom of speech" thing isn't as free there.
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8)
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Lights
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