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Well according to the current plot line of "24" March 15th is about right. We're at episode 9 where the nuclear fuel rods have fallen into the hands of a group of rogue middle-eastern terrorist...so.
Did anyone else read that article......most.ridiculous.thing.ever.
It had zero convincing value, a crapping arguement that Obama is a terrorist has more convincing value. The article literally just spouted fantasy about world events as if it were checkers.
Well according to the current plot line of "24" March 15th is about right. We're at episode 9 where the nuclear fuel rods have fallen into the hands of a group of rogue middle-eastern terrorist...so.
That's a bad translation, so there is likely something(s) lost there.
Whilst it could (should?) be regarded as a work of fiction, the "story" line does flow with some congruity. The author is at the least, a good story teller....
One thing that did strike a note with me however, and I'm sure it is just coincidence, but I was talking with a friend that resides in Bolivia last week. He made mention how it has become nearly impossible to obtain U.S. currency there lately.
LOL! So true. I remember years ago an email went around warning people of attacks in shopping malls.
Are you old enough to remember the early 60's? Back then, the panic of the day involved traffic accident deaths. "Oh, my God! Thousands are being killed in car wrecks! The next one might be me. SAVE US!"
So...we had government mandate seat belts in every car. At first, the belts were required, but their use wasn't mandatory. Then, they became mandatory, but they'd only write you a ticket for it if you happened to be unbuckled when they stopped you for something else. After that, they could stop you and write just the driver a ticket if he wasn't buckled up. That was soon expanded to any front seat passenger. Then, back seat passengers too. Now, it's all passengers and, in a lot of places, both the driver and the unbuckled passenger will get a ticket.
On top of that, we lowered speed limits, partly in the name of safety. That led to an expansion of police forces nationwide to catch speeders. Then, we mandated more and more "safety" equipment on cars until that $12,000 new car became a $30,000 new car. Then, we've outlawed talking on cell phones, texting, distracted driving...each new law requiring higher and higher fines, more draconian enforcement, and more cops. It's a never ending cycle of more government intrusion, more illegalities, more criminals and more money coming in.
And what did we gain for giving up the simple right to drive around without a seat belt in the name of "safety?" What was the result of demanding government protect us?
Not much, really. The number of traffic fatalities has flucuated between about 40-50,000 for the past 40 years.
Recently, an article appeared in the Internet, which states that, March 15, 2010 Illuminati sobirayutya detonate a nuclear bomb in the U.S. capital Washington. Article is available here:
nebezrazlichniy - "A NUCLEAR BOMB EXPLOSION IN WASHINGTON DC!!!" (http://nebezrazlichniy.livejournal.com/300.html - broken link)
Wow, I think I'll try to play hookie on that date because I work in the heart of Downtown DC.
Well according to the current plot line of "24" March 15th is about right. We're at episode 9 where the nuclear fuel rods have fallen into the hands of a group of rogue middle-eastern terrorists...so.
Next time how about a spoiler alert?
I read this as "a group of rogue middle-aged terrorists"
I stopped reading when i saw "livejournal" in the link.
You are the wiser of the two.
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