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dunkang
#411 Posted : Tuesday, June 17, 2014 4:02:46 PM
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murchr
#412 Posted : Sunday, June 22, 2014 6:11:36 AM
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Putin orders surprise drills to check combat readiness of central Russia forces (VIDEO)
"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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tycho
#413 Posted : Sunday, June 22, 2014 6:56:42 AM
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America can't win in this contest, neither can Ukraine, nor even Russia emerge victorious in any significant way. Not even capitalism wins!

A truly wasteful endeavour marking a dearth of ideas in global politics.
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symbols
#414 Posted : Monday, June 23, 2014 2:50:30 AM
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Muriel
#415 Posted : Monday, June 23, 2014 8:03:17 AM
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tycho wrote:
America can't win in this contest, neither can Ukraine, nor even Russia emerge victorious in any significant way. Not even capitalism wins!

A truly wasteful endeavour marking a dearth of ideas in global politics.



Yes.

This is not as superficial as one country beating the other into submission. Or capitalism over socialism. That era is long gone. These wars are wars of synthesis. That all may be one.
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murchr
#416 Posted : Thursday, July 10, 2014 4:00:35 AM
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Oop....they got caught again. With friends like these who needs enemies.

Washington Post wrote:
German authorities carried out raids in Berlin on Wednesday as part of an espionage investigation that placed new strain on U.S.-German relations and raised concern in the Obama administration of a broader crackdown on U.S. spying. Federal prosecutors in Germany said police had searched an apartment and an office in Berlin in a probe that is apparently focused on a suspect with ties to the country’s military. The raids came days after an employee of Germany’s foreign intelligence service was arrested and accused of selling secrets to the CIA.


the guardian wrote:
Germany may step up its counter-espionage efforts after an employee of its intelligence service was arrested on suspicion of spying for the US.

Measures being considered in response to scandal include monitoring the intelligence activities of nominal Nato allies such as America, Britain and France, as well as expelling US agents from Germany.


Meanwhile;

the guardian wrote:
Russian authorities have reacted with anger over the "kidnapping" of the son of a Russian MP, apparently detained by US agents in the Maldives, on suspicion of hacking computer systems in order to steal the credit card details of thousands of Americans..................Initially, Valery Seleznev said he was certain that the man arrested could not be his relative, as his son did not have any knowledge of computers and did not even have a US visa. Later, it became apparent that the arrest did not take place on US soil, and Russian agencies reported that the MP confirmed it was indeed his son involved. He said he had not been able to speak to his son, but maintained that the allegations were false.
"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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tycho
#417 Posted : Thursday, July 10, 2014 6:36:29 AM
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murchr wrote:
Oop....they got caught again. With friends like these who needs enemies.

Washington Post wrote:
German authorities carried out raids in Berlin on Wednesday as part of an espionage investigation that placed new strain on U.S.-German relations and raised concern in the Obama administration of a broader crackdown on U.S. spying. Federal prosecutors in Germany said police had searched an apartment and an office in Berlin in a probe that is apparently focused on a suspect with ties to the country’s military. The raids came days after an employee of Germany’s foreign intelligence service was arrested and accused of selling secrets to the CIA.


the guardian wrote:
Germany may step up its counter-espionage efforts after an employee of its intelligence service was arrested on suspicion of spying for the US.

Measures being considered in response to scandal include monitoring the intelligence activities of nominal Nato allies such as America, Britain and France, as well as expelling US agents from Germany.


Meanwhile;

the guardian wrote:
Russian authorities have reacted with anger over the "kidnapping" of the son of a Russian MP, apparently detained by US agents in the Maldives, on suspicion of hacking computer systems in order to steal the credit card details of thousands of Americans..................Initially, Valery Seleznev said he was certain that the man arrested could not be his relative, as his son did not have any knowledge of computers and did not even have a US visa. Later, it became apparent that the arrest did not take place on US soil, and Russian agencies reported that the MP confirmed it was indeed his son involved. He said he had not been able to speak to his son, but maintained that the allegations were false.


If you look at Russian perspectives, and if you search for clues about what's happening you'll realize a sinister game plan. The Americans seem to be prodding Russia for a full scale war.
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Muriel
#418 Posted : Thursday, July 10, 2014 7:54:59 AM
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tycho wrote:
murchr wrote:
Oop....they got caught again. With friends like these who needs enemies.

Washington Post wrote:
German authorities carried out raids in Berlin on Wednesday as part of an espionage investigation that placed new strain on U.S.-German relations and raised concern in the Obama administration of a broader crackdown on U.S. spying. Federal prosecutors in Germany said police had searched an apartment and an office in Berlin in a probe that is apparently focused on a suspect with ties to the country’s military. The raids came days after an employee of Germany’s foreign intelligence service was arrested and accused of selling secrets to the CIA.


the guardian wrote:
Germany may step up its counter-espionage efforts after an employee of its intelligence service was arrested on suspicion of spying for the US.

Measures being considered in response to scandal include monitoring the intelligence activities of nominal Nato allies such as America, Britain and France, as well as expelling US agents from Germany.


Meanwhile;

the guardian wrote:
Russian authorities have reacted with anger over the "kidnapping" of the son of a Russian MP, apparently detained by US agents in the Maldives, on suspicion of hacking computer systems in order to steal the credit card details of thousands of Americans..................Initially, Valery Seleznev said he was certain that the man arrested could not be his relative, as his son did not have any knowledge of computers and did not even have a US visa. Later, it became apparent that the arrest did not take place on US soil, and Russian agencies reported that the MP confirmed it was indeed his son involved. He said he had not been able to speak to his son, but maintained that the allegations were false.


If you look at Russian perspectives, and if you search for clues about what's happening you'll realize a sinister game plan. The Americans seem to be prodding Russia for a full scale war.



There is urgent need and necessity for world citizens to sell their essential liberty and purchase a little temporary safety.

Hence war.
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symbols
#419 Posted : Thursday, July 10, 2014 8:09:15 AM
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Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
murchr wrote:
Oop....they got caught again. With friends like these who needs enemies.

Washington Post wrote:
German authorities carried out raids in Berlin on Wednesday as part of an espionage investigation that placed new strain on U.S.-German relations and raised concern in the Obama administration of a broader crackdown on U.S. spying. Federal prosecutors in Germany said police had searched an apartment and an office in Berlin in a probe that is apparently focused on a suspect with ties to the country’s military. The raids came days after an employee of Germany’s foreign intelligence service was arrested and accused of selling secrets to the CIA.


the guardian wrote:
Germany may step up its counter-espionage efforts after an employee of its intelligence service was arrested on suspicion of spying for the US.

Measures being considered in response to scandal include monitoring the intelligence activities of nominal Nato allies such as America, Britain and France, as well as expelling US agents from Germany.


Meanwhile;

the guardian wrote:
Russian authorities have reacted with anger over the "kidnapping" of the son of a Russian MP, apparently detained by US agents in the Maldives, on suspicion of hacking computer systems in order to steal the credit card details of thousands of Americans..................Initially, Valery Seleznev said he was certain that the man arrested could not be his relative, as his son did not have any knowledge of computers and did not even have a US visa. Later, it became apparent that the arrest did not take place on US soil, and Russian agencies reported that the MP confirmed it was indeed his son involved. He said he had not been able to speak to his son, but maintained that the allegations were false.


If you look at Russian perspectives, and if you search for clues about what's happening you'll realize a sinister game plan. The Americans seem to be prodding Russia for a full scale war.



There is urgent need and necessity for world citizens to sell their essential liberty and purchase a little temporary safety.

Hence war.

Cashless society.
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Muriel
#420 Posted : Thursday, July 10, 2014 10:48:15 AM
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symbols wrote:
Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
murchr wrote:
Oop....they got caught again. With friends like these who needs enemies.

Washington Post wrote:
German authorities carried out raids in Berlin on Wednesday as part of an espionage investigation that placed new strain on U.S.-German relations and raised concern in the Obama administration of a broader crackdown on U.S. spying. Federal prosecutors in Germany said police had searched an apartment and an office in Berlin in a probe that is apparently focused on a suspect with ties to the country’s military. The raids came days after an employee of Germany’s foreign intelligence service was arrested and accused of selling secrets to the CIA.


the guardian wrote:
Germany may step up its counter-espionage efforts after an employee of its intelligence service was arrested on suspicion of spying for the US.

Measures being considered in response to scandal include monitoring the intelligence activities of nominal Nato allies such as America, Britain and France, as well as expelling US agents from Germany.


Meanwhile;

the guardian wrote:
Russian authorities have reacted with anger over the "kidnapping" of the son of a Russian MP, apparently detained by US agents in the Maldives, on suspicion of hacking computer systems in order to steal the credit card details of thousands of Americans..................Initially, Valery Seleznev said he was certain that the man arrested could not be his relative, as his son did not have any knowledge of computers and did not even have a US visa. Later, it became apparent that the arrest did not take place on US soil, and Russian agencies reported that the MP confirmed it was indeed his son involved. He said he had not been able to speak to his son, but maintained that the allegations were false.


If you look at Russian perspectives, and if you search for clues about what's happening you'll realize a sinister game plan. The Americans seem to be prodding Russia for a full scale war.



There is urgent need and necessity for world citizens to sell their essential liberty and purchase a little temporary safety.

Hence war.

Cashless society.


Where all are one. Unity. Inter-connected. Bound. Chained.
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