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403280 No.6413   [Reply]
BORED by those endless replays of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright? If so, go directly to YouTube, search for “John Hagee Roman Church Hitler,” and be recharged by a fresh jolt of clerical jive.
What you’ll find is a white televangelist, the Rev. John Hagee, lecturing in front of an enormous diorama. Wielding a pointer, he pokes at the image of a woman with Pamela Anderson-sized breasts, her hand raising a golden chalice. The woman is “the Great Whore,” Mr. Hagee explains, and she is drinking “the blood of the Jewish people.” That’s because the Great Whore represents “the Roman Church,” which, in his view, has thirsted for Jewish blood throughout history, from the Crusades to the Holocaust.
Mr. Hagee is not a fringe kook but the pastor of a Texas megachurch. On Feb. 27, he stood with John McCain and endorsed him over the religious conservatives’ favorite, Mike Huckabee, who was then still in the race.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/opinion/04rich.html?ex=1367640000&en=718fd6c63314898c&ei=5124
>> No.6421  
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16868

And here is the reason why America would be better off being an ATHEIST country.

>> No.6422  

>>6421
Oh you.



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31584 No.6416   [Reply]

" DALLAS - Employee disciplinary records show abuse and neglect are systemic in mental hospitals in Texas, which has worked over the past year to revamp its juvenile prison system because of similar allegations, according to a report published Sunday.

Seventy-two workers have been fired in the past three years over allegations of abuse, while hundreds of others have been fired for other violations, including sleeping on the job and overmedicating patients, according to personnel records obtained by The Dallas Morning News.

The violence against patients included choke holds, headlocks and threats against patients at the state's 10 psychiatric hospitals, the newspaper reported."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080504/ap_on_re_us/mental_hospitals_abuse

>> No.6419  

I'd have expected Texas to respond to this by making waterboarding a valid treatment technique. "Be sane, dammit, or we'll drown your ass!"



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49162 No.6376   [Reply]

"A local council employee in Japan has been punished after it was discovered he had accessed porn websites at work more than 780,000 times in nine months."

"A council official, trying to explain why no-one had noticed, said that each employee's desk was set apart from the others.

The man was discovered only when his computer became infected with a virus, prompting officials to look at his web-browser history. "

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7379742.stm

>> No.6381  

Hm. 9 months * 23 workdays * 8 hours per day = 1656 hours for porn clicking. That's ~471 "accesses" every hour, or 7.85 every minute.

Clearly they are not counting clicks, but rather HTTP requests and even then it would require constant porn surfing. Oh well, the media needs to get their jollies, right?

What I wonder is, how come this person is being "punished" for surfing porn, rather than not doing his job? Or could it be that he was in a monitoring role, and was in fact doing his job?

>> No.6395  

ctrl+shift+del

>> No.6396  

>>6381
I'm sure most people don't care what you do in your own personal time. He was being paid and inappropriately wasting government resources. Bandwith costs money you know.

>> No.6397  

>>6396
Where I'm at, the service costs a fixed amount per month according to contract and transfer is not metered. Perhaps you should join us in the 21st century.

>> No.6398  

>>6397
There's a twenty FIRST century now?

>> No.6406  

I think this guy worked overtime, like so many other Japanese. I suspect the number is actually how many files he accessed, even the stuff that only ended up in the cache. Pictures, pages, flash ads and all that crap. Maybe something was lost in translation.

>> No.6410  

>>6406
Perhaps the more likely explanation is that it was lost between the reporter's ears. From what I hear about Japanese media, I'm not convinced they have yellow papers at all.



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47986 No.6402   [Reply]

"EVIDENCE of how a wall of silence hid the crimes of Joseph Fritzl is mounting as it was revealed that his abuse of his daughter Elisabeth as a teenager was an open secret among people who knew the family.

Former lodgers at the family house and school friends of Elisabeth admitted on Saturday that they heard she was being sexually abused and mistreated, yet none contacted authorities before or after she disappeared.

Joseph Leitner, a former lodger, said that shortly after he moved in, he learnt that she had been repeatedly raped by her father."

"Alfred Dubanovsky, a schoolfriend of Elisabeth, whose family spent time lodging in the Fritzl household, broke down in tears as he admitted seeing Fritzl taking food into the cellar"

http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/people-knew-about-fritzls-crimes-but-still-kept-silent/2008/05/04/1209839454659.html

>> No.6404  
>shortly after he moved in, he learnt that she had been repeatedly raped by her father
>school friends of Elisabeth admitted on Saturday that they heard she was being sexually abused and mistreated, yet none contacted authorities before or after she disappeared

No one tried to help the kid. Austrian police sucks really bad. Couldn't they collect these stories when the kid disappeared?

>>6402 Did his wife know the house had a basement? Didn't she think it is weird to see his husbands carrying food to downstairs or spend too much time in there?

>> No.6405  
>"But I decided I did not want to get involved. I did not want to get kicked out of the flat, I did not want to lose it. I kept myself to myself."

Geez. Some people love calling police for NOTHING while some don't even bother to try when it's necessary.



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19662 No.6400   [Reply]

" BELFAST, Northern Ireland - Lee Young, 8, and Cein Quinn, 7, live barely 200 yards apart, but they have never met, and maybe never will.

Lee is Protestant, Cein a Catholic — and their communities in Belfast's west inner city are separated by a wall called a peace line. It's nearly 40 years old and 40 feet high.

Ten years after peace was declared in Northern Ireland, one might have expected that Belfast's barriers would be torn down by now. But reality, as usual, is far messier. Not one has been dismantled. Instead they've grown in both size and number."

"His backyard fence burned down recently when a car belonging to a UDA neighbor was torched, apparently in a criminal dispute.

"I've really no problems with Roman Catholics," Young said with a wry smile. "It's my own kind that cause me the headaches. Maybe I need another peace line!" "

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080503/ap_on_re_eu/the_walls_of_belfast



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22816 No.6393   [Reply]

"For 16 years, he followed a man who calls himself Michael, finally settling along with other families on a former ranch in a remote corner of New Mexico."

"Michael "said God told him that he was supposed to sleep with seven virgins," recalled Sayer, 36. Two were to be Sayer's daughters, then 14 and 15."

"Sayer's younger daughter, using the name "Healed," wrote in a December 2007 posting on the church's Web site: "Michael DID NOT molest me, and my laying with him was not sexual in any way, either. Michael sacrificed himself and was willing to look like a pedophile so that I might be bonded inseparably to the Father in Heaven.""

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080503/ap_on_re_us/church_children_seized



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105318 No.6386   [Reply]

"Event took place on a beach on Marion Island, a sub-Antarctic island that is home to both fur seals and king penguins."
"At first glimpse, we thought the seal was killing the penguin"

"The 100kg seal first subdued the 15kg penguin by lying on it.
The penguin flapped its flippers and attempted to stand and escape - but to no avail.
The seal then alternated between resting on the penguin, and thrusting its pelvis, trying to insert itself, unsuccessfully.
After 45 minutes the seal gave up, swam into the water and then completely ignored the bird it had just assaulted, the scientists report."

"Why the seal attempted to have sex with the penguin is unclear. But the scientists who photographed the event speculate that it was the behaviour of a frustrated, sexually inexperienced young male seal."

"this is thought to be the first recorded example of a mammal trying to have sex with a member of another class of vertebrate, such as a bird, fish, reptile, or amphibian."

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>> No.6390  

Rape and bestiality: animals do it, so it must be good.

>> No.6391  

That must have been one confused penguin.

>> No.6394  

Fucking furries.



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33350 No.6366   [Reply]

"David Blaine set a new world record Wednesday for breath-holding — 17 minutes and 4 seconds"

"Before he entered the sphere, Blaine inhaled pure oxygen through a mask to saturate his blood with oxygen and flush out carbon dioxide. Guinness says up to 30 minutes of so-called "oxygen hyperventilation" is allowed under its guidelines."

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5gxsfhFmW71JZPr4OA8yqHI_v2GQwD90CCBEO0

>> No.6368  

>>6366

How to be a Complete Arse in ONE easy lesson:

1- Be David Blaine

>> No.6374  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch6FQbHgmrA

>> No.6383  

This has very little to do with "holding one's breath" as it is understood colloquially.



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38465 No.6378   [Reply]

"Congress sent President Bush a bill Thursday forbidding employers and insurance companies from using genetic tests showing people are at risk of developing cancer, heart disease or other ailments to reject their job applications, promotions or health care coverage, or in setting premiums.

Bush was expected soon to sign the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act, which lawmakers and advocates called "the first major civil rights act of the 21st century.""

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g9PKo1Dr67gVSZWb-B4tOfMvmgDwD90D626G0

>> No.6385  

He's going to veto it, I'm sure.



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21748 No.6377   [Reply]

"A federal court on Wednesday established a formula for determining the Internet royalties owed to thousands of music composers, writers and publishers by three major online services — Yahoo Inc., AOL and RealNetworks Inc.

The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers hailed the decision, estimating the guidelines could yield as much as $100 million in payments covering a seven-year period ending in 2009.

The trade group, known as ASCAP, had contended that its 320,000 members weren't being properly compensated for musical works that helped drive traffic and increase revenue for Yahoo, Time Warner Inc.'s AOL and RealNetworks.

Wednesday's ruling, issued by a federal judge in New York, doesn't affect the royalties owed to record companies."

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5gcvi551LWwAZf1spACWYtfzJNCfQD90CIS086



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