1. Ну да, 9 тыс. евро это как за мороженым сходить в магаз  2. Лучше уже эти деньги разумно вложить или же на тех самых хайпах (при правильном и разумном подходе) разогнать. 1. Ты не держал в руках ничего больше, чем деньги на мороженое? Ты знаешь, какая разница в стоимости проезда 400 км на электричестве и на бензине в городском цикле? 2. Видел я таких "вкладывателей".   Это ты лохотрон называешь "эти деньги разумно вложить или же на тех самых хайпах (при правильном и разумном подходе) разогнать". Расскажи "новичкам" про "разумное вкладывание" в бюджете 9 тыс евро. |
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ISIS is an American project friend. Therefore Nato never really hits ISIS. There is a fucking two sided game in there. USAF hits ISIS then support them from under hand. Because they need chaos there
What do You calling "really"? In the same mode, how it was made with "Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan"? Explain better, how USA support ISIS, with proofs, please. You have no evidence of so easy to control fact of Russian Bombings on ISIS, but You are talking about "hidden support from USA on ISIS". |
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1. Oh wait...you are just learning that Islamic propagandists are on these threads?
2. No kidding?
3. And this one's "not a true muslim?"
1. A salafi Al Qaeda agent of influence. 2. No, this dude is brainwashed at 100% 3. Salafi are in direct conflict with Quran in part about ribellion on injuste ruler (head of state). |
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This guy is a vocal supporter of ISIS. I think he is from Turkey.
I see no support of ISIS from this dude, this is a position of Al Qaedah about mister al Bagdadi and ISIS in this moment. Al Qaeda is truying take distance from effect of mediatic ISIS activity in creation of videos and stories about living under ISIS. |
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or something with Bitcoin that will be great.
OK a bitcoin accepted free live webcam chat for You as something? Just check my signature. |
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is that thread enough to proofen that this account "magnific61" was branch of al qaeda?
This dude is brainwashed and he is a salafi with pro Al Qaeda view of things. He is a salafi, his mean, he is in contrast with Quran teaching. This single message is enough to check his position on facts. |
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or make the u.s bomb them by saying the non kurd people belonging to Daesh .
WOW. that is hot. "Saying" to US about ISIS presence, but have as victims who? Please, give more cases and with proofs, please. |
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Oh wow, and he is trying to fund Al Qaeda by earning through signature campaigns...  This is a mimetization tactic, he would appear as "normal user", but he is an agent of infuence. |
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They wont track any user who goes to their site just like in using credit card,why would a site want to trace their client would it benefit them in case they do that.
Personal data of credit card users is processed by third part services. Webcam sites usually adopt steng spying on chat content and model-member conversations, some of webcam sites are ultra intollerant on VPN or proxy using by site members, due to protect models. |
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If you have double standart, then i claim chechen militants who made Beslan attack weren't terrorists, they were freedom fighter. Do not make good terrorist bad terrorist issue
Who is responsable of Beslan hostage keeping? What have Abu Faukh from Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) and Khodov Vladimir from Berdiansk (Ukraine) to do with "chechenian militants" of "Caucasus Emirate"? This terroristic organisation is listed and recognised as branch of Al Qaeda, and this is a sectant stucture with international caracter and in direct contrast with Quran.  The flag of salafi lunatics "Caucasian Emirate". How are jews rappresent them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salafist_Jihadism |
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This digusting woman was smiling there.
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DONETSK (Rostov region)
- A Russian court has found Ukrainian military pilot Nadezhda Savchenko guilty of abetting in killing two Russian journalists near Luhansk, east Ukraine in 2014.
Savchenko was sentenced to 22 years in a penal colony and a 30,000 ruble ($440) fine for illegally crossing Russian border, after a panel of three judges rejected as “inconsistent” all the defence’s arguments, testimony and expert statements. The verdict, delivered following a highly contested trial, is likely to further increase tension between Russia, Ukraine and the West.
Judge Leonid Stepanenko read the verdict all of March 21 and for half of March 22 — the document ran to more than 200 pages.
“The court established that Savchenko committed a crime out of hatred and enmity to the civilian population of the Luhansk region, because of their rejection of the legitimacy of the Ukrainian government and their desire to from their own particular territorial formation — the Luhansk People’s Republic,” read the judge.
Russian journalists in the hall interpreted this as a guilty verdict, but the judge was, in fact, still to make an assessment of the facts as they saw them. “They jumped the gun,” wrote Nikolai Polozov, Savchenko’s lawyer. But few had any doubts at the time that the verdict would be a guilty one.
The judge read aloud witness statements of the prosecution, the testimony of Savchenko herself, questioned twice in the trial, medical records of the type of injuries suffered by Igor Kornelyuk and Anton Voloshin, whose death prosecutors blame on the Ukrainian servicewoman.
Results of examinations offered by the defense were summed up in two pages.
On the first day of the verdict reading there was no mention of any of the evidence that suggested Savchenko might not be guilty. At the same time, the judge sided with investigators that Savchenko acted in agreement with commander of the Aidar battalion Sergei Melnichuk, who was directly in charge of the artillery attack during which the journalists died.
Statements by the defense's witnesses and experts were read on the second day — as well as testimony claiming Savchenko had illegally crossed Russian border.
“Judge Stepanenko switches to perjurers who describe Nadezhda's 'travel' around Russia,” Polozov commented on Twitter.
Afterwards the judge turned to Savchenko's credentials, her sister Vera's statements and the defense's experts, who testified about the quality of cellular connection on the day of the accident and about the fact that Savchenko was captured before the attack on the journalists occurred.
Security was stepped up during the verdict. There were several dozen policemen bussed into town for the occasion, and the border with Ukraine was patrolled by traffic police.
As a result, the situation within the town began to heat up, and local residents — angered over the past few months of basement and attic searches, and the close attention of security officials — began to air their dissatisfaction at a meeting with journalists.
Before the weekend, parents were warned that the city would be visited by many foreigners, and were advised to monitor their children closely. Police and security services expected mass demonstrations in support of Savchenko, but in the end the only demonstrators were pro-Kremlin youth movements, who stood with posters of the killed journalists, and demanded the court “punish the murderer.”
According to local residents, these demonstrators were student and state employees, specially bussed in from neighboring towns.
Perhaps there would have been demonstrations in support of the Ukrainian servicewoman too, had Russian border guards allowed Ukrainian activists to enter the country.
They were instead detained at the border for several hours, before being refused entry.
Another person waiting at the border was Irina Gerashchenko, an MP in the Ukrainian parliament and Ukraine's representative in the peace negotiation process. She was denied entry to Russia until 2021, “in order to protect national security.” Gerashchenko was traveling as part of an official delegation of deputies, diplomats and officials, headed by Svyatoslav Tsegolko, press secretary of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko. Tsegolko, who said he had arrived in Donetsk “on Poroshenko’s orders,” tried to take a picture of Savchenko inside the dock, but the judge reprimanded him and forced him to delete the pictures.
One of Savchenko’s lawyers, Mark Feygin, said the defense team had managed to prove the innocence of the Ukrainian servicewoman. At the same time, none of the defense team were confident.
Russian news agencies, who mistakenly declared a guilty verdict yesterday were only delaying the obvious.
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It can be tracked a complete identity can't be found about the person viewing the content.
Some people love to put their BTC address in Personal webpage or blog with a domain name without privacy protecting service. This is absolute fail in Privacy protecting. |
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for goodwill & images
Holy f#cking shit, is Porn against goodwill? |
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Of course that it.
 "Because you can later pay with Bitcoin in porn." What for "in Porn"? |
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Who cares the oil prices in the time of Metan-GPL and electric cars?
Brasil is running on bio alcohol.
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Isn't it enough if their militant makes bombing in Turkey?
Who makes bombing in Syria? And who makes bombing in Turkey? In Beslan was no chechen militants, tere was salafi international anti Quran sectants. |
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Anyone who supports EU criminal organization should be suspended or banned on this forum.
Look at this disgusting people. The doube standarts comes out of they every time someone of such pro EU supportes is writing. |
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