Tuesday February 14, 2012

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    paolo27th

    Not coming from the US I actually knew Islam before 2001 and I had never had a problem with it - apart from the problems I have with religion in general. Actually I find how the US government has beeng trying to turn Islam into the new boogeyman quite the offence to my intelligence. Also, at least in this case I agree with islam4UK. Thousands of innocent people have died just so the military industry could make a profit. Now, I dont care that much what religion they were but Im assuming that 99.9% of them were muslims. You know, normal people watcing TV at home, relaxing after a long days work, who just happen to believe in Allah... till a US bomb hit their house. Not terrorists, normal working people who unlike soldiers or terrorists dint sign up for it. Of course I also believe that your rip what you sow. For every child, man or woman coalition bombs kill there will be fathers, children and husbands ready to blow themselves up looking for revenge.

    Posted in: Radical Islamic group plans anti-war march in UK

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    If his father and grandfather are known mobsters, how come they still in activity? Police's hands too small for such big fish?

    Read again. The father is in prison and there`s no mention of whether the grandfather still has anything to do with the family business or problems with the law.

    Posted in: Funeral held for powerful Canadian mobster's son

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    How about they do their march honoring the dead muslim extremists.... IN AFGHANISTAN.

    What if they were honoring dead muslim british soldiers?

    Posted in: Radical Islamic group plans anti-war march in UK

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    paolo27th

    Why are the Japanese so obsessed with humanoid robots?

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    This was a cry for help

    Only possible explanation.

    Posted in: Kyushu sex worker tries to drown 5-year-old son in bathtub

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    It might not be legal in jpn but i can assure you kiddie porn is rampant in jpn.

    If those are your terms then there`s kiddie porn everywhere. What makes Japan so special?

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    paolo27th

    A visa for me in Japan and for her in Europe?

    Posted in: What advantages does marriage offer that a single lifestyle doesn't?

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    I don`t get it, what are we supposed to comment on?

    Moderator: You could say how pretty it is.

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    We should all thank these hard men who risk their lives to fight the wackos who would torture and kill us without hesitation or remorse.

    Unless you are an iraqi and those "hard men" are the whackos trying to torture and kill you!

    Posted in: Blackwater guards joined CIA raids in Iraq, Afghanistan: NY Times

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    paolo27th

    This article doesn`t sound serious at all. Has this really happened?

    Posted in: Tough man Terence Lee loses street fight in Kanagawa

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    paolo27th

    Where exactky is this? May be worth a trip.

    Posted in: Blue Ocean

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    paolo27th

    Most insurgents in Afghanistan belong some type of warlord or the Taliban. So obviously they will naturally be the locals, however though public support for them is very low. Iraq was no different, foreigners only numbered at most a few thousand. As a result the vast majority of the Iraqi insurgency was made up of locals. Most of the insurgents, Taliban, do cause genuine disruption to the daily life of the afghanis.

    You mention warlords. My biggest problem with the Afghan sittation is that where the Taliban can be considered warlords the "government" is made up of warlords just the same. This is a full scale civil war and the US is right in the middle of it. Karzai has no legittimacy whatsoever and is only in power because he happens to be backed by the west. His is a puppet government at most and will be overthrown the moment western forces leave Afghanistan, if theyll ever leave. But lets not fool ourselves thinking we "liberated" the country.

    Posted in: Little resistance on day 2 of U.S.-Afghan offensive

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    Anyone who believes the Afghan insurgents are just going to hide do not have a clue -- sad to say.

    You could always enlighten us.

    Posted in: Little resistance on day 2 of U.S.-Afghan offensive

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    Same as I was thinking.

    Posted in: Little resistance on day 2 of U.S.-Afghan offensive

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    paolo27th

    How are thee the finalists? I see better stuff on the train every day.

    Posted in: Reaching for the Universe

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    paolo27th

    Sarge, do you think Uno Kanda is hot?

    Posted in: Numero Uno

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    2 ugly women undeservingly famous. And whats up with that dress? Seiouly, whod wear something like that at their wedding, or at any other time for that matter?

    Posted in: Numero Uno

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    and highlighted the inability of Somalia’s weak government to protect even the small section of the capital it controls.

    How did this become "the government"? Sure there must be more powerful factions in the country that could lay claim to that title?

    Posted in: Suicide bomber hits Somali graduation; 22 dead

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    If anything this shows the catholic churchs celibacy rules are atotal failure and priests are not as holy as theyd like us to think.

    Posted in: Irish bishops covered up priests' child abuse for decades, report shows

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    paolo27th

    Jiu Jitsu. Perfect for one on one. I don't think MMA is a martial art. Given MMA stands for mixed martial arts. It is a sport.

    Well there are MMA clubs where youll learn every facet of the sport. Yes, it is a sport, and so boxing is a sport, while whin-chung is a martial art. But I know Id rather trade punches with a whin-chung practitioner rather than a pro-boxer any time. You may think that the boxer is "limited" but hes only really limited by reality. Hes trained to do what works rather than some tradition based martial art where an instructor can dream up new moves in his sleep. Also, in boxing you may say there are rules but trust me, just because low blows are not allowed in the ring it doesnt mean a boxer cant effectively throw one on the street.

    I totally disagree with you "paolo27th". Have you even studied a martial art or had any experiences to back up your ridiculous statement "training martial arts for self defence is pretty silly". I'm not an active martial artist now, but I studied Tae Kwon Do for 5 years and Shorinji Kempo for 3 years. It's not all about fighting, it's also about a state of mind and to have self confidence. You can also protect others who are not able to defend themselves.

    Well, for once your motivation for keeping up with a self-defence program is basically fear, fear of being attacked in the street, and if you live with that constantly in your head then you state of mind is questionable. Number 2 self conficdence in most cases is a false sense of confidence. Some martial arts are so useless they may cause more trouble than anything. Thats because now youre going to fight, and get smashed, while before youd have walked away and saved your behind. Even then - becase I do have experience with martial arts (being a pro mma fighter) - I know that training 1.5hrs 2-3 times a week isnt going to turn anyone into Bruce Lee anyways. Number 3 youre unlikely to be attacked by a single unarmed assailant of similar weight. Youll more likely be attacked by a bunch of knife wielding gorillas so youd better just run. And yes, I know you want to protect those around you. The best way to do this is to grab some heave object from the floor and smash it on the attackers head from behind. No science and no need for expensive martial arts classes.

    Posted in: What is the most efficient martial art to learn for one's protection in the real world?

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