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If you had googled 'gulf of Aden vortex' you would realise that it is about the present and future.
 
If you had googled 'gulf of Aden vortex' you would realise that it is about the present and future.

I googled it but none if the sites that came up looked trustworthy, just conspiracy sites and other iffy looking ones
 
Of course it is not all bad news especially If you are a betting person.

Next years Eurovision Song Contest results have just been announced.:hehetable
 
couple of points
1 .... I'm getting suspicious about this .....the Murdoch owned 24 hour Fox News (in the US) ,think it's Sky News in the UK seem to be coming out in favour of this Assuge guy, lots of chatter how the 'rape' accusation is a set up , and the UK courts being political controlled .
2.. Thing I don't understand ... Murdoch owned media in the US is blatently anti-British yet he is allowed to control vast swathes of British media , are there no controls on foriegn ownership ? here in the US all News media has to be at least 51% domestically owned (thats why Murdoch took out US citzenship) , same with airlines , Richard Branson is only allowed to own a minority share of Virgin America an Easyjet/Ryan Air type carrier .
 
I noticed the retaliation cyber attack on Mastercard when I tried to repeat order from a herbal remedy site and the payment page wouldn't function.
I telephoned the company and processed payment that way.

I don't mind that slight inconvenience since 'it was all in a good cause'

http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKL3E6N80HH20101210
 
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I noticed the retaliation cyber attack on Mastercard when I tried to repeat order from a herbal remedy site and the payment page wouldn't function.
I telephoned the company and processed payment that way.

I don't mind that slight inconvenience since 'it was all in a good cause'

WikiLeaks says has no link to cyber attacks | Reuters
All well and good Margaret if you think screwing about with online payment facilities is in a good cause, don't seem to agree with you on this front;)
 
thats gotta be the daftest comment i seen on here n ive made some daft uns meself. "In a good Cause":rolleyes:
 
thats gotta be the daftest comment i seen on here n ive made some daft uns meself. "In a good Cause":rolleyes:
To retaliate against censorship and aim for 'freedom of the Internet'.
I care about freedom of expression - maybe some of you don't.

PS the internet is the only place where news that is not controlled by the media moguls is available
 
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To retaliate against censorship and aim for 'freedom of the Internet'.
I care about freedom of expression - maybe some of you don't.

PS the internet is the only place where news that is not controlled by the media moguls is available
And this crap is putting thousands of our troops lives on the line, and for what, just to keep the conspiracy theorists happy:mad:
 
To retaliate against censorship and aim for 'freedom of the Internet'.
I care about freedom of expression - maybe some of you don't.

PS the internet is the only place where news that is not controlled by the media moguls is available
this is getting dafter than ever, free speech is fine by me, but i realize everything has limits,in other words theres a line wi all things that should not be crossed, maybe some of you are too dense to see that fact.:rolleyes:
 
WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange was a step closer to being freed yesterday - but failed in a cheeky bid to keep his bail address secret.

Can you believe he asked the judge to keep his bail address a secret?

District Judge Howard Riddle said not to disclose it would fly in the face of 39-year-old Assange's own philosophy of open justice.

What a plonker he has shown himself to be.
 
Your having a laugh - the man who wants nothing to be a secret wants his address to be secret.
 
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