But, but, but... We gotta let the scientists rule. After all, think of all the unemployment if the truth came out, that science is quackery. Think of all those particle accelerators that are finding new subatomic particles... or are they creating them? We'll never know. Only the word of the scientists exists to determine this. But it all comes out of our tax dollars.  |
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In the world of Religious Freedom Rights Christian Religious Rights in the US.Commission Forces Christian Company to Print LGBT T-Shirts, But That’s Not The Worst Part!
"A Christian printing company is facing a major setback after a Kentucky Human Rights Commission demanded that they print LGBT propaganda and go through extensive 'diversity training.'
An administrative law judge has ruled that a Kentucky printer’s refusal to print gay pride T-shirts “constitutes unlawful discrimination,” and, by extension, that printers cannot refuse to print materials promoting ideas they disagree with.
Hands On Originals is a business that prints custom designs on clothes, accessories and other items like mugs and bottles. According to the ruling, Blaine Adamson, its managing owner, “instructed his sales representatives to decline to design, print, or produce orders whenever the requested material was perceived to promote an event or organization that conveys messages that are considered by the sales representative or Mr. Adamson to be inappropriate or inconsistent with Christian beliefs.”
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As bad as it is to be forced to print a message that goes against ones religious beliefs, that’s not the worst part:
Not only did the judge rule that Adamson’s actions constituted unlawful discrimination in violation of the Fairness Ordinance, he also ordered him “to participate in diversity training to be conducted by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Human Rights Commission within twelve months of the issuance of this order.”..."Muslim Religious Rights in the US.Muslim truck drivers refuse to deliver beer, win $240,000 lawsuit "Star Transport will pay $240,000 to two Muslim employees who were fired for refusing to deliver alcohol, citing their religious beliefs.
An Illinois jury awarded $240,000 in damages and back pay to two former truck drivers who claimed religious discrimination when they were fired in 2009 after refusing to make beer deliveries."I really need to start an insurance company to protect our rights against Muslims.  |
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... But they Also Don't Vaccinate The Amish do not experience autism, or most of the other learning disabilities that plague our technological society. They live in a society that consists of outdated technologies and ideals, at least by contemporary standards.
Their diet consists of eating organic, fresh, locally-grown produce, and of course, they do not follow the established vaccination routines. To the dismay of the mainstream media and the medical establishment, this has resulted in a healthier people, who are void of all of our chronic diseases. Heart disease, cancer, and diabetes are virtually non-existent in Amish villages. Equally non-existent are our modern, chemically-engineered medicines, enhanced (chemically engineered) foods, G.M.O. (genetically engineered) foods, and of course, vaccines. How is it that those who are without the so-called "miracles" of modern orthodox medicine are healthier? The truth about health, medicine, and how they both relate to the Amish has become an embarrassment to some rather powerful people.
http://www.realfarmacy.com/amish-no-autism/
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I am not sure how high is moon. Maybe $10,000?
When all the bitcoins have been created, there will be 2.1 quadrillion satoshi's. This should be enough to give every man, woman and child in the world (7.5 billion), 280,000 satoshi's. If this isn't enough, even though it would be difficult to create more bitcoins, the satoshi can be easily divided into as many smaller parts as we need - in the programming. What this means is, we are in the very early stages of Bitcoin. We, the early adopters, take the risks, but ultimately the rewards will be greater than ever. The price in several decades is that 1 Satashi = 1 US cent. There is unlimited supply of US cents, but very limited supply of bitcoin. That's the point. There are a limited number of bitcoins. But satoshi's can always be split. Splitting satoshi's will simply make bitcoins worth more... like a stock split making stocks held to be worth more. |
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Are you guys fooking nuts? Don't HODL! HODLing is what fucks up Bitcoin. SPEDN! Bitcoin was made to be used - not held. Spend your damn Bitcoin and support Bitcoin friendly merchants and bitcoin traffic. HODL is for pussies.
I fully agree. People often say holding is the best option for BTC. NO!! This is absolutely the worst option for BTC. What happens if we all hold? How are we going to increase crypto acceptance and general crypto presence? Hamster mentality brings nothing, cause even if you hold and everybody else holds, BTC loses value and you get nothing. I would not only say spend, I d say INVEST! Differentiate your BTC into several potentially profitable ventures. Hodling is investing. We will never hodl them all. Those that are left un-hodled will be used. If there are too few of them, satoshi's will be split to make more, smaller coin - like a stock split that makes the value of those hodled way greater. |
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There's always been a war going on, goverments are looking for excuses.
Try to look at the bigger picture, there will always be people who want power, people who think differently than each other people who got their own opinion about how to world should be and they want it to be
Difference in opinion and rash decision making causes war
Absolutely true. There are ways for getting out of paying taxes, so that you don't support a warmongers and their war if you don't want to. I wonder if it is easier in the U.S. or in Russia. |
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A Christian minister has been disciplined by prison authorities for quoting verses from the Bible that were deemed to be homophobic.
Rev Barry Trayhorn was acting as a volunteer chaplain at an institution for sex offenders when he recited the passage from the New Testament during a service.
The verses from Corinthians include homosexuality in a long list of sins, along with adultery, theft and drunkeness.
Mr Trayhorn said he wanted to explain to the congregation of inmates - many of whom have committed horrific sex abuse crimes - the Christian message that God will forgive those who repent.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3298454/A-Christian-minister-disciplined-prison-authorities-quoting-verses-Bible-deemed-homophobic.htmlThey are sex offenders and he qoutes homosexuality in his sermon? Im not though but its not a great place to sermon things about homosexuality. Seems to me that this might be the best place. If they were required to attend the worship service, then maybe not. If they attended the worship service because they were looking for what God commands, then it was a good move by the chaplain. |
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"Disciplined" was the wrong word. As usual when talking about religion this way, it is "persecuted." |
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Mononucleosis. |
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Watch out for Payza. Even when they know they are having problems, they keep on accepting your money into their company, just as though nothing were happening. If they can't resolve their internal problems, you simply lose your money. This has been their way even back when they were still called Alertpay. They are very difficult to sue as a Canadian/Bangladesh company. |
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Don't forget Prescott Sheldon Bush.  Click the picture. Union Banking Corporation
Bush was a founding member and one of seven directors (including W. Averell Harriman) of the Union Banking Corporation (holding a single share out of 4,000 as a director), an investment bank that operated as a clearing house for many assets and enterprises held by German steel magnate Fritz Thyssen. In July 1942, the bank was suspected of holding gold on behalf of Nazi leaders. A subsequent government investigation disproved those allegations but confirmed the Thyssens' control, and in October 1942 the United States seized the bank under the Trading with the Enemy Act and held the assets for the duration of World War II. Journalist Duncan Campbell pointed out documents showing that Prescott Bush was a director and shareholder of a number of companies involved with Thyssen.
According to journalist Joe Conason, Prescott Bush's involvement with UBC was purely commercial and he was not a Nazi sympathizer. Historian Herbert Parmet agreed with that assessment. Journalists and historians can easily be paid off or threatened. |
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^ economic and information war started some time ago. Or better it never stopped only increased with time. I see no sign that Russia wants to fight with the US. They're both fighting the same enemy. They're not very good fighting together, like a team, but that doesn't mean they want to fight each other. The US, Russia and Israel are all against IS. Russia shows some support towards Assad, but he plays a second role here. If IS is crushed tomorrow, we would see US and Russia quickly going home.
Doubt it. American and russian interests aren't the same. And isis is only a part of the problem. And when do big powers go home instead of taking advantage of the situation to stay in control? Control of politics, economy, leaving bases, etc. And don't believe america and russia want to fight each other but air to air fighters aren't there because of isis. Perhaps the OP article is wrong. Perhaps the U.S. is sending war-birds to Syria for reasons other than to protect American planes against Russian fighters. |
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I think most American cities would be destroyed.
Often the mountains don't have large cities. This is because it is difficult getting to some mountainous regions. In addition, the mountains, themselves, protect from blasts that aren't directly overhead. So, it wouldn't pay to nuke mountainous regions, except some big cities like Denver. We need to find rough, mountainous terrain and move there. |
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The greatest thing to do is to hodl. Why? Because the price will go up. When the time comes that there aren't enough satoshi's to go around, the Bitcoin core programming can be easily adjusted to divide satoshi's into as small of a unit as necessary. Hodl the heck out of Bitcoin, and grow fantastically rich doing so!EDIT: Stop calling it Bitcoin, and start calling it SatoshiCoin, so that people get used to the idea of the satoshi as the main coin. This way we the bitcoin hodlers will gain more value, and SatoshiCoin will spread around the world greater than ever. NOTE: At some time the divisions of a satoshi will need to be named. Perhaps we should call a 0.00000001 satoshi (a satoshi divided into 100,000,000 parts), a nakamoto. |
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When all the bitcoins have been created, there will be 2.1 quadrillion satoshi's. This should be enough to give every man, woman and child in the world (7.5 billion), 280,000 satoshi's. If this isn't enough, even though it would be difficult to create more bitcoins, the satoshi can be easily divided into as many smaller parts as we need - in the programming. What this means is, we are in the very early stages of Bitcoin. We, the early adopters, take the risks, but ultimately the rewards will be greater than ever. |
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I am not sure how high is moon. Maybe $10,000?
When all the bitcoins have been created, there will be 2.1 quadrillion satoshi's. This should be enough to give every man, woman and child in the world (7.5 billion), 280,000 satoshi's. If this isn't enough, even though it would be difficult to create more bitcoins, the satoshi can be easily divided into as many smaller parts as we need - in the programming. What this means is, we are in the very early stages of Bitcoin. We, the early adopters, take the risks, but ultimately the rewards will be greater than ever. |
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However, if they picked up English common law that they still have, they could turn themselves into a free nation. But they won't. They reject common law and go into slavery, just as they reject Christianity, the only salvation for eternal life. You think converting to Christianity would have solved all their problems?  Yap , christians like ourselves are also the ones causing problems. Salvation is based on your own deeds Converting to Christianity DOES solve all our problems. Simply saying that you have converted to Christianity, or saying it and then following something else, isn't converting to Christianity. Salvation is based on one deed, if you can call it that. Salvation is believing that Jesus took all the punishment for all your sins and mistakes that you made as you live your whole life in the sight of God. This life is relatively short. Most of us in this forum can imagine what it would be like to live in health from now on... no end. There will be a resurrection from death, and there will follow it a judgment before God. Depending on a persons faith in Jesus in this life, it will have already been decided whether he/she will spend eternity in glory with God, or in the eternal dying that it takes for the soul to truly die. Becoming a Christian in truth or in name doesn't stop one from making more trouble for himself in this short life. |
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MMS is found all around us. It is made from sodium chlorite and citric acid. You can easily make it at home. DuPont sells it in the form of Chlorine Dioxide. Government doesn't have anything to do with it. It is inexpensive to make. |
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If you want to read the Bible originals, you will need to learn Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic. What does that have to do with dead African languages?
Are You sure about reading north african Jew book? From where this people comes to occupy the Palestine? No matter who the people are or where they come from, the Bible is the Word of God. It expresses the only way to be saved for eternal life. It expresses some of the best laws for living life the right way. It also tells us who the people are and where they come from. |
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New thread to replace one unfairly smearing Israelis as responsible.
I suggest the Usual Suspects.
Right. Like Osama Bin Laden.  |
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