"Eunometic" <eunome…@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message

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> http://www.theaustralian.com.au/fearmongers-go-into-their-own-meltdow…

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> Brendan O’Neill is the editor of Spiked online.

Journalists are members of the dumbest profession on this planet.

To become a journalist, you do not need any common sense, logic,
analytical abilities, critical thought process, or any knowledge of
which end of a shovel most people use.

VIENNA, March 15 (Reuters) – Japan has told the U.N. nuclear watchdog a
spent fuel storage pond was on fire at a reactor damaged by the earthquake
and radioactivity was being released "directly" into the atmosphere, the
Vienna-based agency said on Tuesday.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), citing information it had
received from Japanese authorities, said dose rates of up to 400
millisievert per hour have been reported at the Fukushima power plant site.

It did not give details or comparisons on the radiation level but the yearly
background radiation from natural sources is estimated at around 3
millisieverts, a unit the IAEA uses to measure doses of radiation received
by people.

"Last night because of the [explosions] ? USS Ronald Regan was slightly
contaminated," Kirk said. "The Seventh Fleet did the right thing by calling
the aircraft carrier off and decontaminate the roughly one dozen sailors to
go through the decontamination process."

Kirk says he hopes the Seventh Fleet relocates to the Sea of Japan rather
than in the Pacific Ocean so they are upwind of potential radioactive gases
given off by the nuclear reactors.

Navy personnel have been delivering much needed supplies to tsunami and
earthquake survivors in Japan.

THE Australian share market plunged to a six-month low today, suffering its
worst one-day fall in nine months as investors feared the economic impact of
Japan’s worsening nuclear crisis.
Stock markets across the region were sharply lower.

The investor rout began after reports that another explosion and fire had
pushed radiation to harmful levels at one of Japan’s earthquake-hit nuclear
plants.

At the 1615 AEDT close, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index had fallen 97.7
points, or 2.11 per cent, to 4,528.7 points, while the broader All
Ordinaries index lost 100.2 points, or 2.13 per cent, to 4,609.9 points.

On the ASX 24, the March share price index futures contract was 78 points
lower at 4,531 points, with 163,536 contracts traded.

Japan’s share market fared far worse, with the Nikkei index falling more
than 12 per cent during intraday trading.

The USS Ronald Regan detected higher than normal levels of radiation as it
approached the coast of Japan on Monday. Japanese officials claim the steam
being vented from the earthquake damaged Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power
plant is necessary, in order to help prevent a total meltdown of the
reactor.

"Japanese reactor operators now have little choice but to periodically
release radioactive steam as part of an emergency cooling process for the
fuel of the stricken reactors that may continue for a year or more even
after fission has stopped," according to the New York Times.

Despite claims by the Japanese government that radiation levels around the
nuclear plant remain safe, nine Japanese people recently tested positive for
abnormally high levels of radiation in their bloodstream.

VERY appropriate!

http://www.teapartynation.com/profiles/blog/show?id=3355873%3ABlogPost%
3A668025

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– Jane Galt
Reporting from Galt’s Gulch, somwehere in Colorado…

"Without America there is no "Free World"."

The reason that Progressivism-Socialism-Communism always fail, is that you
eventually run out of other peoples’ money.

Obama and the Democrats: continuing the "Progressive" socialist agenda of
borrowing, taxing and insanely spending the country into collapse and global
socialism, in a Cloward-Piven fashion.

Obama has turned you into socialist weaklings because not a single Republican or
TeaFaggot has joined the fight against Gadaffi.

Not even my heroes Negro economist Thomas Sowell and Sarah Palin have volunteered
to join the war.

All Americans are evil socialists who are beyond redemption, I spit on your graves.

You  have incurred my drunken, geriatric rage!!

House Stabs Gun Owners in the Back

On Wednesday, the U.S. House ignored the wishes of millions of American
gun owners and passed a "Continuing Resolution" (CR) that
still funds anti-gun programs such as ObamaCare and the ATF’s illegal
gun registry.

The CR now heads to the Senate for an expected vote on Thursday. Please
visit www.gunowners.org

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– Jane Galt
Reporting from Galt’s Gulch, somwehere in Colorado…

"Without America there is no "Free World"."

The reason that Progressivism-Socialism-Communism always fail, is that you
eventually run out of other peoples’ money.

Obama and the Democrats: continuing the "Progressive" socialist agenda of
borrowing, taxing and insanely spending the country into collapse and global
socialism, in a Cloward-Piven fashion.

http://www.teapartynation.com/forum/topics/54-adults-in-the-room

Government entitlement programs amount to 35 percent of total wages…

THE ATLANTIC

Would they be busily having sex with defenseless children at gunpoint, or stealing
other people’s property?    Faggots like Bob "Buster Norris" Milby would be shot on
sight.   Racist redneck white trash are what is wrong with America these days.

The absence of looting in Japan has taken many western observers by surprise.

?In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans experienced looting on a scale that
astonished even American cynics. After last year’s earthquake, the looting in Chile
was serious enough to require military intervention.
People walk to receive water supply through a street with the rubble Monday March
14, 2011 in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture, northern Japan following Friday’s massive
earthquake and the ensuing tsunami. (Photo: Kyodo News via Associated Press)

People walk to receive water supply through a street with the rubble Monday March
14, 2011 in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture, northern Japan following Friday’s massive
earthquake and the ensuing tsunami. (Photo: Kyodo News via Associated Press)

There was looting in Haiti after its earthquake last year and in England during the
2007 floods.

So far, though, there is no looting reported from Japan.

Is it really that surprising? The politeness, honesty and orderly behavior of the
Japanese are widely admired. A Brazilian friend in the jewelry business, under the
influence of severe jet-lag, left an unlocked briefcase containing thousands of
dollars in cash and hundreds of thousands of dollars in gem stones on a Tokyo
commuter train.

His host talked him out of cutting his wrists and escorted him to the next station
served by the train, where the briefcase and its contents were waiting for him at
the lost-and-found counter.

If stories like that are credible in Japan and unthinkable in New York, Paris or
London, the question is, "why?"

There’s substantial internet chatter on the subject, and the chatter is disturbing.
The answer most people seem to settle on is, "race." Many argue that Japanese
homogeneity is a strength, diversity a weakness. The Japanese aren’t looting
because they’re all one big happy culture with none of the predation that occurs
when people of different cultures look longingly at each others’ possessions.

Before you argue that tsunamis swept all their possessions away, remember that
millions of people affected by the quake weren’t in the path of a tsunami.

A distressing number of writers have noted that there are few black, Hispanic or
Arab people in Japan. As one put it, "Japanese do not loot, black Americans in
Louisiana do. If that is a fact, how is it racist?"

A related idea is that Japanese culture is superior to those lesser cultures, less
inclined to reward people who loot and riot. New Orleans is a largely black city;
enough said, some might say.

Whether Japanese culture is superior to others is a question of values and
perspective. The victims of Japanese atrocities in China might beg to differ, as
might the builders of the bridge over the river Kwai and the "comfort women"
conscripted from other Asian countries to entertain Japanese troops.

Those who blithely report on the social altruism of the Japanese seem never to have
heard of Japanese criminal gangs like the Yakuza or of Japanese sex tourism in
Thailand. And yet the general behavior of the Japanese people in this crisis is
different than we would expect in the U.S., remarkably so, hence it invites
speculation about the causes.

I reject racial explanations out of hand. Without any evidence of genomic
differences yielding significant differences in behavior, the observation that New
Orleans’ looters were largely black is indeed racist.

We might as well observe that they were mostly American, mostly Louisianan, and
that very few had doctoral degrees. Those observations aren’t explanations, and to
insinuate that they are is a slander.

Cultural explanations are much more to the point than racial explanations, but the
correct ones probably have nothing to do with cultural (read "racial") homogeneity
or the superiority of Japanese culture in general. Consider, for instance, the fact
that Japan is a very densely populated country of people who are taught that
conformity and consensus are virtues.

To someone raised in a culture that prizes individualism and independence, those
virtues sound almost offensive, yet they make much more sense in a place like Japan
than in the sparsely populated American wild west. In the latter setting, the
"cowboy" mentality has better survival value.

The Japanese national character is shaped by the interactions of necessity,
environment and history that give it peculiar strengths and weaknesses, just as the
French and American characters are shaped. To say that the Japanese aren’t looting
because they’re "better" or racially mono-cultural ignores history and ignores the
very serious problems Japan has faced before this weekend’s disaster.

In some ways their behavior will strike us as extraordinarily admirable. In others
it will be, at best, baffling.

There are always tradeoffs, in cultures as in economies as in political
institutions. There’s much to admire in Japanese culture, much that’s good and
beautiful, just as there’s much to admire in a falcon or a shark. Launch a shark
into the air over Colorado or release a falcon a hundred feet under the Pacific,
and they seem less admirable.

Japanese culture hasn’t revealed itself as a superior culture, just one that’s well
suited to maintaining public order immediately after a major disaster.

We can entertain ourselves endlessly speculating why the Japanese aren’t looting
now. Perhaps they are, but they do it so politely we don’t notice in the videos of
the disaster region. Perhaps concerns about appearance and obligation trump the
urge to smash and grab.

Whatever the reasons, they speak to the variety of cultures and institutions in
this world. They shouldn’t serve as excuses to gloat or to damn diversity.

"KingofthePaupers" <johntur…@yahoo.com> wrote in message

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> JCT: An application was raised the application before Justice
> Ramsay in St. Catherines on Feb 24 2011.

> Of course, we’re asking the court to accept the Gaudet
> Goodie that since the J.P. Court of Appeal ruled that
> charges should be quashed when people are charged while the
> MMAR exemption was found defective by Hitzig, the J.P. Court
> should be now followed when people are charged while the
> MMAR exemption was found defective by Sfetkopoulos and
> Beren. So we’re asking our courts to follow the J.P.
> decision this time the MMAR is defective like the last time
> the MMAR was found defective and the quashed J.P.’s charge.

> So Judge Ramsay was under the impression that:
> "[5] The applicant submits that Hitzig and J.P. were wrong
> decided."

> JCT: Har har har har. If’ we’re arguing that Sfetkopoulos
> finding the MMAR defective was rightly decided because it
> means charges should be dropped, we certainly are not
> arguing Hitzig was wrongly decided when it found the MMAR
> defective and meant J.P.’s should be dropped.

> And we certainly are not arguing J.P. was wrong decided in
> dropping the charge because he was charged while the MMAR
> was defective, are we?

> Imagine, somehow the judge got both points backwards. Har
> har har har. Boy, will it be fun it the Crown brings this
> one up! Imagine, getting both of our arguments backward!

"Michael Laudahn eOpposition" <nuke.islamis…@your.earliest.conv> wrote in
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> similar
> constitutional provisions. Violations of this provision through actions by
> judiciary and other government criminals will be prosecuted as soon as
> conditions permit.*

> See video ‘Defamation’ at

> http://vidreel.com/video/OTA0MDY3/

> Description:

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defamation_%28film%29

> What for the jews is their ‘antisemitism’, is for the mohammedans their
> ‘islamophobia’. The same oriental fuzzy logic. Both of them are
> incompatible with europeans. Back to the Orient!

> —
> Unter blinden ist der ein ugige k nig.   >.)
> Don’t discuss with mohammedan intruders THEIR subjects (mohammedanism &
> co).
> Insist on OUR subjects. So ask them: ‘What do you do here in OUR country?
> Why aren’t you in YOUR country working?’ Repeat asking. Don’t permit them
> any changes of subject nor discussion

"Michael Laudahn eOpposition" <nuke.islamis…@your.earliest.conv> wrote in
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> Newsgroups: uk.politics.misc, soc.culture.irish, aus.politics,
> can.politics, alt.politics.immigration
> From: Eunometic <eunome…@yahoo.com.au>
> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2011 21:18:41 -0800 (PST)
> Local: Sun, Mar 6 2011 1:18 pm
> Subject: Re: ‘When these Albanian "secularists" reveal themselves as
> Islamic terrorists, the episode is dismissed as untypical’

> The Lunar’s will blame it on on ‘racist’ Whites not being welcomming
> enough, providing not enought free housing and forcing them ito vice,
> organ smuggling and terrorism.

> ********************************

> As if Europe hadn’t more than enough problems with local mohammedans
> already. No, there’s also the legacy of former turkish occupation, in the
> shape of mohammedan Albania (with diaspora albanians like those who
> managed to form an ‘independent Kosovo’), plus partly-mohammedan Bosnia…

> —
> Unter blinden ist der ein ugige k nig.   >.)
> Don’t discuss with mohammedan intruders THEIR subjects (mohammedanism &
> co).
> Insist on OUR subjects. So ask them: ‘What do you do here in OUR country?
> Why aren’t you in YOUR country working?’ Repeat asking. Don’t permit them
> any changes of subject nor discussion