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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Baitullah Mehsud Calls on Pakistan to Use Nuclear Arsenal “to Defend Against the Enemies”.
In this brief interview you will see Baitullah Mehsud, leader of TTP, or Pakistan’s Taliban, deny the assasination of Benazir Bhutto (methinks he doth protest too oft and too much…) as well as praise Bin Laden. He states that Bin Laden is not “in … Continue reading
You Shall Not Bear False Witness
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour. or Neither shall you bear false witness against your neighbour. .
The Politics of Energy Stasis
Electing Obama would be disastrous for our energy future because for energy policy Obama is not the candidate of change – instead he would give us more of the same. Barrack Obama is the candidate of energy ennui from the party of entropy – he represents stasism and zero change for energy policy. Continue reading
Memorial Day 2008
Our familie’s war memorials are scattered – a picture on a wall, a worn conch shell with broken spines, a piece of slagged shrapnel that looks like a dark meteor with ragged edge, a name on a wall, an exploded … Continue reading
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Two Jihadis Dead in Philippines Terrorist Attack
In the Philippines 17 soldiers were wounded and two terrorists died in fighting after Moro Islamic Liberation Front (affiliated with Al Qaeda) attacked two outposts in the town of Tipo Tipo on Basilan Island. The military states that Abu Sayyaf … Continue reading
Senior Al Qaeda Leader(s) Killed in Damadola
It appears we got an Algerian Al Qaeda leader in the Damadola village hellfire strike last week, this is the third one in the area. ( as reported here in February.) Jammie Wearing Fool has more The Algerian, known by the … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, border, damadohla, damadola, expert, explosives, hellfire, osman, strike, sulayman, suleiman, terror, Waziristan
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How to Talk to Tyrants
When Presidents talk to tyrants they do it in a particular way – it’s done through intermediaries and third parties with preset conditions, or its done through speeches and the press. To understand why you first need to understand how … Continue reading
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Self-Censors after Muslim Fundamentalists Seethe Over Quran Depiction
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is an ongoing Anime/Manga cartoon series produced by A.P.P.P. of Japan, and recently they made and inadvertent mistake. They pictured a villain vowing to kill the hero while reading pages from the Quran. Are muslims seething again because the publishers made a mistake, or are they seething because the company inadvertently got something right? Continue reading
Robotic Battlefield Ethics – ROE and Geneva Convention Programming?
Robotics are creeping into the battlefield – so far with “human in the loop” controls, but we are fast approaching the point where autonomous lethal decisions on the battlefield might need to be made by the equipment itself. (Ballistic Missile … Continue reading
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