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You know I'm happy and proud that I was born and live in the States...but every so often, there's an idiot that really makes me shake my head...only proving that many times our society is so out of touch with reality
Lady Drops Her Case.....A Lawsuit Against Al Queda
I mean, I feel sorry for her loss.....but really....what was she expecting the outcome to be????
How could they......
A. Serve the subpena/summons on Ozzie-BL? B. Sue an organisation that does not technically exist (or at least did not at the time of the WTC, life is imitating bullshit these days).
A fine nation you have, and it's built on noble principles of which I approve. But what makes me dislike you (that's you the nation not you the person) is that you never seem to LIVE the constitution/Bill of Rights etc. BUT, in fairness, with muppets like this around, what fucking chance do you really have?
To be honest, I'd prefer beheading than married life with someone like her.
EdelBrock wrote: You know I'm happy and proud that I was born and live in the States...but every so often, there's an idiot that really makes me shake my head...only proving that many times our society is so out of touch with reality
Doctor? wrote: A fine nation you have, and it's built on noble principles of which I approve.
Er, the right to bear arms?! 
Oh yeah, you're from Norn Iron, Cambo. It's also mandatory round your way too! 
James Thomas wrote:
EdelBrock wrote: You know I'm happy and proud that I was born and live in the States...but every so often, there's an idiot that really makes me shake my head...only proving that many times our society is so out of touch with reality
Oi! Don't slag the Commander-in-chief, sunshine! :mad4:
America: Land of the Free....???? More like Land of the Lawsuits (bizarre ones, actually). :\ohwell:
has anyone checked out the deal in that San Diego Superdrome thingy stadium. you know...the bush fires. gettin well looked after in there mate. free food, t.v's, massage, yoga, internet.
bit different to New Orleans and Katrina. can't think why.
King John Honest John wrote: has anyone checked out the deal in that San Diego Superdrome thingy stadium. you know...the bush fires. gettin well looked after in there mate. free food, t.v's, massage, yoga, internet.
bit different to New Orleans and Katrina. can't think why.
so, please enlighten us with just what you are trying to say.
Of course, if you knew what you were talking about, you might be dangerous, but instead I imagine we're going to hear something about racism...
I eagerly await your brilliant discourse on the situation.
El Jarvo wrote:
Doctor? wrote: A fine nation you have, and it's built on noble principles of which I approve.
Er, the right to bear arms?!
Oh yeah, you're from Norn Iron, Cambo. It's also mandatory round your way too!
Hey, we needed those guns back then to hunt squirrels and other critters...oh, and to fight those pesky natives that probably would have liked to have kept their lands...but most of all, to keep you big bad English folk from coming back over and taking your colonies back...
now a days, we need them to hunt each other...
ally wrote:
James Thomas wrote:
EdelBrock wrote: You know I'm happy and proud that I was born and live in the States...but every so often, there's an idiot that really makes me shake my head...only proving that many times our society is so out of touch with reality
Oi! Don't slag the Commander-in-chief, sunshine! :mad4:
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:
King John Honest John wrote: has anyone checked out the deal in that San Diego Superdrome thingy stadium. you know...the bush fires. gettin well looked after in there mate. free food, t.v's, massage, yoga, internet.
bit different to New Orleans and Katrina. can't think why.
so, please enlighten us with just what you are trying to say.
Of course, if you knew what you were talking about, you might be dangerous, but instead I imagine we're going to hear something about racism...
I eagerly await your brilliant discourse on the situation.
discourse.
the haves and have nots.
& money talks.
El Jarvo wrote:
Doctor? wrote: A fine nation you have, and it's built on noble principles of which I approve.
Er, the right to bear arms?!
Oh yeah, you're from Norn Iron, Cambo. It's also mandatory round your way too!
Funny, in both cases the arms are for keeping the Engerlish out
I am becoming OK with the bearing arms thing. The theoretical reason is so their government should remain scared of the people (of course the govt have brainwashed many into forgetting that). But the actual reason is that they can more effectively shoot each other and their own feet. Thin out their numbers.
Doctor? wrote:
Funny, in both cases the arms are for keeping the Engerlish out
Not for keeping them uppity Cafflicks down?!
El Jarvo wrote:
Doctor? wrote:
Funny, in both cases the arms are for keeping the Engerlish out
Not for keeping them uppity Cafflicks down?!
Well them Cafflicks have most of the guns you see. And they don't like the Engerlish. "my" lot???? they couldn't EVEN shoot themselves in the feet, bunch of inbred fucktards.
King John Honest John wrote:
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:
King John Honest John wrote: has anyone checked out the deal in that San Diego Superdrome thingy stadium. you know...the bush fires. gettin well looked after in there mate. free food, t.v's, massage, yoga, internet.
bit different to New Orleans and Katrina. can't think why.
so, please enlighten us with just what you are trying to say.
Of course, if you knew what you were talking about, you might be dangerous, but instead I imagine we're going to hear something about racism...
I eagerly await your brilliant discourse on the situation.
Maybe, just maybe, we don't have a retard for a mayor, like New Orleans....and we don't have people sticking around when something dangerous happens, when they say evacuate, everyone here evacuates, unlike the South...
EdelBrock wrote:
King John Honest John wrote:
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:
King John Honest John wrote: has anyone checked out the deal in that San Diego Superdrome thingy stadium. you know...the bush fires. gettin well looked after in there mate. free food, t.v's, massage, yoga, internet.
bit different to New Orleans and Katrina. can't think why.
so, please enlighten us with just what you are trying to say.
Of course, if you knew what you were talking about, you might be dangerous, but instead I imagine we're going to hear something about racism...
I eagerly await your brilliant discourse on the situation.
Maybe, just maybe, we don't have a retard for a mayor, like New Orleans....and we don't have people sticking around when something dangerous happens, when they say evacuate, everyone here evacuates, unlike the South...
It's easier to leave when one is a rich whitey from Malibu who's never faced discrimination or formed a community beyond the country club.
His Holiness, The Pope wrote:
EdelBrock wrote:
King John Honest John wrote:
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:
King John Honest John wrote: has anyone checked out the deal in that San Diego Superdrome thingy stadium. you know...the bush fires. gettin well looked after in there mate. free food, t.v's, massage, yoga, internet.
bit different to New Orleans and Katrina. can't think why.
so, please enlighten us with just what you are trying to say.
Of course, if you knew what you were talking about, you might be dangerous, but instead I imagine we're going to hear something about racism...
I eagerly await your brilliant discourse on the situation.
Maybe, just maybe, we don't have a retard for a mayor, like New Orleans....and we don't have people sticking around when something dangerous happens, when they say evacuate, everyone here evacuates, unlike the South...
It's easier to leave when one is a rich whitey from Malibu who's never faced discrimination or formed a community beyond the country club.
yeah, ok, I'm a rich whitey from Malibu??? Considering my area was evacuated... only 120 miles away from Malibu...would that also include Fallbrook, Escondido, and many other cities that are heavily of low-income hispanics....but that isn't suprising you stick to stereotypes like that....
Oh, I forgot, yer a whitey from San Fran that hasn't faced any racism, but wants to educate the world about it...pah!
EdelBrock wrote:
His Holiness, The Pope wrote:
EdelBrock wrote:
King John Honest John wrote:
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:
King John Honest John wrote: has anyone checked out the deal in that San Diego Superdrome thingy stadium. you know...the bush fires. gettin well looked after in there mate. free food, t.v's, massage, yoga, internet.
bit different to New Orleans and Katrina. can't think why.
so, please enlighten us with just what you are trying to say.
Of course, if you knew what you were talking about, you might be dangerous, but instead I imagine we're going to hear something about racism...
I eagerly await your brilliant discourse on the situation.
Maybe, just maybe, we don't have a retard for a mayor, like New Orleans....and we don't have people sticking around when something dangerous happens, when they say evacuate, everyone here evacuates, unlike the South...
It's easier to leave when one is a rich whitey from Malibu who's never faced discrimination or formed a community beyond the country club.
yeah, ok, I'm a rich whitey from Malibu??? Considering my area was evacuated... only 120 miles away from Malibu...would that also include Fallbrook, Escondido, and many other cities that are heavily of low-income hispanics....but that isn't suprising you stick to stereotypes like that....
Oh, I forgot, yer a whitey from San Fran that hasn't faced any racism, but wants to educate the world about it...pah!
I wasn't referring to you. Everyone knows Marines can't join country clubs. All I'm saying is it's too easy to simply blame the victims without taking into account a wider range of factors.
Let's look at the facts instead of tossing around a lot of misinformation....
The people at Quaalcom were there because they followed a mandatory evacuation order. Quaalcom was not in the middle of the fires, but actually in a safe zone. The roads into Quaalcom were not closed due to the fires, thus people could get to them. The relief effort at Quaalcom was run by the local authorities, and staffed by hundreds of volunteers (not the Federal Government).
The people at the Superdome chose not to listen when told to evacuate when a mandatory evacuation order was issued (I'm sorry, I find it hard to believe that they couldn't figure a way out, poor or not). The Superdome was in the middle of the path of destruction. Roads were closed due to high water, thus it was much more difficult to get supplies into New Orleans. Finally, the State of Louisiana and the local authorities seemed to stand by and wait for the Feds to come in and do their jobs for them...but hey, let's just say it comes down to the have and the have nots...much easier than looking at the facts...
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Let's look at the facts instead of tossing around a lot of misinformation....
The people at Quaalcom were there because they followed a mandatory evacuation order. Quaalcom was not in the middle of the fires, but actually in a safe zone. The roads into Quaalcom were not closed due to the fires, thus people could get to them. The relief effort at Quaalcom was run by the local authorities, and staffed by hundreds of volunteers (not the Federal Government).
The people at the Superdome chose not to listen when told to evacuate when a mandatory evacuation order was issued (I'm sorry, I find it hard to believe that they couldn't figure a way out, poor or not). The Superdome was in the middle of the path of destruction. Roads were closed due to high water, thus it was much more difficult to get supplies into New Orleans. Finally, the State of Louisiana and the local authorities seemed to stand by and wait for the Feds to come in and do their jobs for them...but hey, let's just say it comes down to the have and the have nots...much easier than looking at the facts...
I would also add there is a different mentality here when it comes to evacuations. I was stationed at Parris Island, SC when Hurricane Andrew came through. I was one of 9 Marines that stayed on the base, to clean and fix up the aftermath so everyone could get back on base when they returned. After everyone evacuated, I drove out to my house to pick some alcohol (sitting in a room for 4 days with nothing to do can get boring) and board up the windows of my home. When I did, the winds were up to 75 mph. There were families that still didn't evacuate. Instead their children were playing in the street (which was a bit funny, as this one kid was chasing his ball as it lept 20 ft between bounces; one kid riding his bike turned in the wind and was blown over quite violently), while the parents were acting as if it were a normal day. Granted they were poor, and I've heard the excuse that they had no where to go....but they were making no preperations, no concerns, and who in their right mind allows kids to play outside in 75 mph winds?
Here, if they say evacuate....everyone...regardless of income, evacuates. No one questions it, no one blows it off. Granted a few people stay behind longer, but they are trying to get a few more things out of the home and have every intention of evacuating.
Mentality towards disasters really plays a part.
El Jarvo wrote:
Doctor? wrote:
Funny, in both cases the arms are for keeping the Engerlish out
Not for keeping them uppity Cafflicks down?!
So in the US and NI they were used to protect land stolen from the rightful owner?
James Thomas wrote:
El Jarvo wrote:
Doctor? wrote:
Funny, in both cases the arms are for keeping the Engerlish out
Not for keeping them uppity Cafflicks down?!
So in the US and NI they were used to protect land stolen from the rightful owner?
hey, hey now....keep up that attitude and I'll be going through yer cupboard so I can throw all yer tea in the Morecambe Bay:evil:
and yet another one of my fellow countrymen acting like a retard:
Journalist Suing NASA for Information On UFOs
Somehow we think all our problems will be solved, and justice served, at the end of a lawsuit??
