There's no such thing as a "trustworthy" politician
So it's a nope nope nope nope

yav uğraşmayın şöyle platonik platonik git söyle direk danstan sonra "ben sana aşık olmaya başladım galiba " de geç olursa olur olmazsa kız mı yok
kızlar vurup geçmiyecek manita bulmak için yalvarıyor sen ne ile uğraşıyorsun

Saudi Arabia essentially threatened the US with an economic attack over the weekend if we pass a bill currently in the House.
The bill would publicly release information about their involvement in funding the attacks on 9/11.
And from the looks of it, the US is going to cave to their threat.

Now, I am against war and was against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan but I see this as an act of war.
When we went into Iraq I asked:
Did Iraq attack us?
Did Iraq threaten to attack us?
Did Iraq hint in any way that they planned on attacking us?

They did none of those things and yet we attacked them.

Saudi Arabia literally threatened to attack us economically unless we met their demands. That right there is cause for action.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3543702/Saudi-Arabia-threatens-pull-750-billion-U-S-assets-Congress-passes-bill-making-government-liable-9-11-related-lawsuits.html

I'm curious

benim hala umudum var hala 1240a dumplayanlar var.bence biri yuklu btc getirdi onu satmak içinde bot kullanıyor. başka bir açıklama aklıma gelmiyor. o aradaki 140 btc nin buyuk cogunlugu da bu kişinin btc si

Sozun ozu, btcturktte 1250 tlden satis  yapanlara allah akil fikir versin diyorum.

imzayı silip tekrar başlığın linkinden alıp koyun. sanırım imzada ufak bir değişiklik olmuş. ilk başta bendede imza bulunamadı dedi sonradan silip tekrar yazınca düzeldi.

They are not allies of the US, but they have the oil.

the US wants to make a deal with Iran and cut Saudi's off. That made Saudi's a bit angry, since the only thing they got to sell is their oil.

Saudi's soon experience some serious shit.

Police killed another child in Turkey.



Berkin Elvan, who has been in a coma since June 2013 after being struck in the head by a gas canister during a police crackdown on protesters, died March 11, his family announced via Twitter.

“To our people: We lost our son Berkin Elvan at 7 a.m. in the morning. Condolences to us all,” Elvan's parents said in the message.

The young teenager, the eighth person to be killed in the Gezi Park protests, went into a coma after sustaining a head injury from a gas canister as he went to buy bread during a police crackdown in Istanbul’s Okmeydanı neighborhood last June. Elvan has since become one of the prime symbols violence faced by protesters throughout the nationwide Gezi demonstrations.

He had only turned 15 in January while still in a coma. A ceremony will be held at a cemevi in Okmeydanı before the burial in Feriköy cemetery later in the day.

Scores of people gathered in front of the hospital where Elvan was convalescent for over nine months, in a show of solidarity with the family upon calls on social media.

Tension rose between a group of demonstrators and the police, which again resorted to tear gas regardless of the fact that the hospital's entrance was nearby.

“Riot police arrived in front of the hospital as the funeral was ongoing to be sent to the forensics department. Some people also went that way and protested against the police. A scuffle occurred. The police officers did not restrain themselves at all from using gas. They once again used disproportionate force,” said Republican People’s Party’s (CHP) Istanbul lawmaker Melda Onur, who was participating in the vigil. "Tear gas even entered inside the hospital," she added.

Onur also said a child was brought into the hospital after being injured due a tear gas canister.

Another man, who was going to the hospital to visit his sick wife, was also injured after being hit in his head by a tear gas canister.

Tributes also poured in under the hashtag #BerkinElvanÖlümsüzdür ("Berkin Elvan is immortal").

A silent sit-in protest has also started in central Ankara over Berkin Elvan's death. Three busloads of mourners went to collect Elvan's body at the Istanbul forensic lab, while another group of around 500 protesters marched from the hospital to a cemevi in the boy's neighborhood of Okmeydanı to wait for the remains. On the way, protesters shouted "Police, sell simit and live with honor" and "Berkin's murderers are Tayyip's cops" when they passed dozens of riot police deployed at the Perpa Electrical Market. Although the crowd jeered, police refrained from attacking.

Dozens of protests are planned in cities around the country for this evening.

'PM Erdoğan took my son away'

The teenager’s parents were shattered when they joined activists keeping vigil for Berkin.

“It is not Allah who has taken my son away. It is [Prime Minister Recep] Tayyip Erdoğan,” said the mother, Gülsüm Elvan.

Erdoğan had memorably praised police for “heroic action” during the Gezi resistance last June, despite the murdered victims and serious injuries sustained due to the repeated brutal crackdowns on protesters.

Lawyers representing the family had said Elvan’s condition worsened over the last week, with his weight dropping to 16 kilos from 45 kilos.

Elvan suffered an epileptic fit on March 6, his heart stopped a day later, and on March 9 doctors diagnosed an air pocket in his lungs.

“His young body resisted for 267 days against the damage caused by the gas canister fired by the police, the same way our people resisted against fascism. But that resistance has been decreasing gradually and the damage to his inner organs is growing due to the fact that his brain functions are very low," a statement from the lawyers released on March 9 said.

In a first for a government official, President Abdullah Gül had contacted the family on March 10 as a police intervention was ongoing against a vigil held in front of the hospital in Istanbul’s Okmeydanı neighborhood.

The family has repeatedly slammed officials for protecting the perpetrators and announced that they would be starting a legal process at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), as no effective domestic investigation had been carried out over the last seven months. The officers who took part in the crackdown that cost Elvan's life are still on duty.

Five protesters, Mehmet Ayvalıtaş, Ahmet Cömert, Ethem Sarısülük, Ali İsmail Korkmaz and Ahmet Atakan, died directly as a result of crackdowns on the Gezi protests last summer. Two others are also recognized as "martyrs" of the movement, including Medeni Yıldırım, who was shot during a demonstration against the building of a new gendarmerie post in Diyarbakır’s Lice district, and Hasan Ferit Gedik, a leftist protester who was murdered by drug gangs in September 2013 in the Gülsuyu neighborhood of Istanbul's Maltepe district.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/15-year-old-gezi-victim-berkin-elvan-dies-after-269-days-in-coma-.aspx?pageID=238&nID=63429&NewsCatID=341
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1103278
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26526198
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/11/us-turkey-protests-idUSBREA2A0DV20140311

http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/norway-used-an-f-16-fighter-jet-to-save-a-mans-life-1772979480


The F-16 Viper, a fighter jet used by numerous countries around the world including Norway, is capable of flying at more than 1,000 miles per hour. So when a patient in northern Norway needed lifesaving equipment and need it quickly, the Norwegian Air Force came to the rescue.

A critically ill man in the northern Norwegian city of Bodø needed an ECMO machine, which is normally used to supplement a patient’s own heart and lungs. That was a problem, as the nearest ECMO machine was in Trondheim, which was 280 miles to the south, according to the Independent:

A 10-hour journey by car, they feared the man would die before it could arrive.

However, after a moment of inspiration, they decided to contact an air force base near Trondheim to ask if there was any hope of getting the equipment to Bodø in time to save the patient, whose precise condition was unclear.

And Lieutenant Colonel Børge ‘Gaff’ Kleppe, leader of 338 Squadron, told local media outlet VG News: “Chance would have it that we had two flights bound for [nearby] Moss on an exercise.”

It's so sad  a large nation like the Philippines is so lame that they cannot clean out an Island region full of Islamic terrorists.