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petros

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I'll remember that if I'm doing a GPS thing. If this is history repeating itself the shutting the water off was NATO's idea, Kiev was following orders. I doubt I'm going to end up speaking Keivnese

RBC emailed them and told them?
 

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Any references fo all those percentage numbers or are you just babbling as usual an pulling them out of your ****.....?
There are quite a few that support this as being quite valid as far as being factual. There are also references to say that 'some' took care of their workers so that also means there were others that did not, lots of those links also
Diseases in industrial cities in the Industrial Revolution

RBC emailed them and told them?
If I owed a lot of money for NG I would raise the price and increase the flow of the water. NATO doesn't give a fuk about people on either side of the border. You think the Ukraine is any more important to NATO than Afghanistan was back in their day? Swap the appropriate words and nothing has changed.

How Jimmy Carter and I Started the Mujahideen » CounterPunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names

[SIZE=-1]Q: And neither do you regret having supported the Islamic [integrisme], having given arms and advice to future terrorists?
Brzezinski: What is most important to the history of the world? The Taliban or the collapse of the Soviet empire? Some stirred-up Moslems or the liberation of Central Europe and the end of the cold war?
Q: Some stirred-up Moslems? But it has been said and repeated: Islamic fundamentalism represents a world menace today.
Brzezinski: Nonsense! It is said that the West had a global policy in regard to Islam. That is stupid. There isn’t a global Islam. Look at Islam in a rational manner and without demagoguery or emotion. It is the leading religion of the world with 1.5 billion followers. But what is there in common among Saudi Arabian fundamentalism, moderate Morocco, Pakistan militarism, Egyptian pro-Western or Central Asian secularism? Nothing more than what unites the Christian countries.
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DaSleeper

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There are quite a few that support this as being quite valid as far as being factual. There are also references to say that 'some' took care of their workers so that also means there were others that did not, lots of those links also
Diseases in industrial cities in the Industrial Revolution

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Good god man that's the 1800.....it's 2014.....
And you still pulled those percentage out of your **** because that link has none... when you getcaught with your mouth flapping...you go Googling for the first thing that resembles what your babbling about huh?
 

petros

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Good god man that's the 1800.....it's 2014.....
And you still pulled those percentage out of your **** because that link has none... when you getcaught with your mouth flapping...you go Googling for the first thing that resembles what your babbling about huh?

Just like wildo when caught lying.
 

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Good god man that's the 1800.....it's 2014.....
And you still pulled those percentage out of your **** because that link has none... when you getcaught with your mouth flapping...you go Googling for the first thing that resembles what your babbling about huh?
Why would I post something from 1976 when the industrial revolution goes back to earlier than 1776. They don't get any worse than English coal mining towns so go ahead and show me some pics of how nice their owners made the towns of that any coal miner even knew what a banking money meant as paychecks were mean only to last until the next one. One step above full slavery.

A vid is actually easier to find so here are two, early England and even to about 1940 workers were paid as little as possible and I will say that 100% of the profits made went to the Bosses and the shareholders alone.
You are right, that did come from the first page of the return for 'company town', the first few referenced swimming pool and cars and vacations. That was for 1950-1979, now it is back to paycheck to paycheck for a lot of workers. You do know the song is based on real history right? 16 tons of #9 coal. That I had to look it up is you seem to be lacking knowledge about how bad the workers had it back in that democracy. What is that today, the people get to vote for 1 of 2 people with enough money that they can outspend all the others people running for office. One quick look around would confirm it can't keep going like it has been and have the children of today have what we have or have it even better.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohGyBYzZoig
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm6v3oOjaZ0

www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9eHp7JJgq8

Just like wildo when caught lying.
So saith the dick with a phobia about Russia. Odd that you would want to see them as poor and broken down as the early coal towns of the US. You should be more worried about what Porky and the IMF have in store for your beloved Ukraine.

Here's a story from a Russian newspaper, got a link to the same one published by the west, either or both stories will do.

http://russia-insider.com/en/2014/12/19/2049
MOSCOW, December 19, (Sputnik) - The United States is behind the February coup in Kiev, which came in response to Russia’s stance on Syria, said George Friedman, the founder and CEO of Stratfor, a global intelligence company.
Russia has repeatedly said that the coup in Kiev was organized by the US, Friedman told Kommersant newspaper. Indeed, it was the most overt coup in history, the political analyst stressed.


The United States decided to act following Russia’s successes in the Middle East, a key region for the US. Americans saw that Russians could influence what was happening in the Middle East, Friedman said.


http://russia-insider.com/en/2014/12/21/2086
Poll: Europeans Think US Foreign Policy Harmful, Want Independence (Infographic)


  • 62% of Germans want EU to become more independent from Washington, but just 39% of Brits and 38% of Frenchmen agree
  • 54% of Germans think Russia sanctions are having a negative role in Ukraine conflict, 16% disagree



The longer it goes on and the longer Russia survives the higher that number is going to go. Did the West even cover a 3 hour speech by Putin, no, the reason, there was nothing in it that was in error. lol Now go have a cry somewhere.
 
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I noticed that you continually support the wrong side. Do you really hate democracy that much?


He does doesn't he!


Russia invades and swipes the whole of Crimea from Ukraine is A-OK. Having the Russians get their own water now is a war crime.


MHz is so mentally stunted.
 
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MHz

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Russia invades and swipes the whole of Crimea from Ukraine is A-OK. Having the Russians get their own water now is a war crime.

MHz is so mentally stunted.
I love the way you guy enhance the term 'stupid' so effortlessly.

Crimes of War - Educator's Guide: Glossary of Terms
Humanitarian aid: Food, water, and necessary supplies that are brought to war-torn areas and countries by third parties, such as neutral countries or relief organizations which specialize in helping civilians during conflict.


33. Depriving Civilians of Food & Drinking Water « GEORGE W. BUSH, WAR CRIMINAL?


treaty basis for the crime:
Protocol 1, 1977, Art. 54. (1). Starvation of civilians as a method of warfare is prohibited. (2) It is prohibited to attack, destroy, remove or render useless objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population, such as foodstuffs, agricultural areas for the production of foodstuffs, crops, livestock, drinking water installations and supplies and irrigation works, for the specific purpose of denying them for their sustenance value to the civilian population or to the adverse Party, whatever the motive, whether in order to starve out civilians, to cause them to move away, or for any other motive


https://www.icrc.org/eng/resources/documents/misc/57jq32.htm
 

DaSleeper

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He does doesn't he!


Russia invades and swipes the whole of Crimea from Ukraine is A-OK. Having the Russians get their own water now is a war crime.


MHz is so mentally stunted.
The only time he is actually legible is when he does a copy and paste like the post above with little or none of his own thoughts in it.....
 

MHz

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That still leaves material in my posts, apply that rule to yours and for the last year it would probably be a white page.

Nice to see that you admit that fuking with the food and water of civilians is a war crime.
Do the math I suggested in the cooling world thread, show me your stuff. Add this in, harrp might not be part of the equation if the spreading is adding more heat to the water and that heat is carried south to Calif by natural currents where it meets warm surface water being blown north by natural wind cycles and that combination sends it out to sea and then north instead. ES can do the off topic pics as you guys are pretty bad at defending your hero's actions.

Rather than this being a case of me hating democracy and you loving it it would be more that you love the 3%/97% split and think is is such a good system that it doesn't need any updates. The only ones that say that are the 3%, you proved it just this week, 165 think the current situation in Gaza should change and we belong to a group of 3 that say it should stay the same so it goes the way the 3 want it to go because that is how democracy works, at least this form. With chat partners like that I can see pages and pages of thoughts coming down over the coming years, all the while hoping for somebody mechanically inclined showing up.

Is Nobel Energy not linked to the Bush family? Would you like the slant drilling article that belongs in this post? (and the $850M cleanup from a spill article?)

U.S.-Israeli Gas Field Control Nixed over Monopoly Fears — Naharnet

Israel's Antitrust Authority said Tuesday that U.S. giant Noble Energy and its Israeli partner Delek would not be able to continue holding offshore gas field Leviathan over monopoly concerns.
The decision, pending a confirmation hearing, effectively dismantles the monopoly held by Noble and Delek over Leviathan and Israel's smaller offshore gas findings.
"The entry of Delek and Noble into Leviathan created a situation in which these groups control all the gas reserves off Israel's coasts," the Antitrust Authority said in a statement.
The authority said it would consider defining the two firms' Leviathan partnership as a "cartel".
The size of the Leviathan field is estimated at 18.9 trillion cubic feet (535 billion cubic metres) of natural gas, along with 34.1 million barrels of condensate, making it the largest gas deposit found in the world in a decade.



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