Google censors? i knew they did for china, but in america?

@Gargantua:

Hmm,

If you stop searching for "how to make BOMBS in your basement."  That might un-censor your google searches.

Okay, I know you love to troll and have a good time, and I hate to feed that, but this really made me chuckle a little!

Prem #1 What if the debt held by B2 was in the form of stocks of A1.  A1 could depreciate their stock in exchange for benefits that would derive from the borrowed money from B2.  You in fact get all the benefits from the loan and screw the lender.

Prem #2 B2 never required use of your patents called ControlledShippingLanes.  Now B2 requires use of this patent which A1 has spent a great deal of money investing in ‘lawyers’ and ‘updated patent modifications’ in order to defend the ControlledShippingLanes patent that most western companies require use of. Now that B2 now requires a ‘license’ to use the ControlledShippingLanes patent for various things, A1 now finds itself in a great position.

It does make for an interesting movie premise doesn’t it?

Hi Everybody

I have 100 invites to google mail (@gmail.com) and was wondering if any of you needs more space or just wants to shift email account. Its the greatest webmail Ive tried, here are some of its features.
It has 2,7 gb space (and still increasing in size).
It allows up to 10 mb attachments
It has incorporated googles search engine, which is a great help when looking for mails that goes a year back
and one of the greatest things is that it has mail forwarding and POP, so you can have all your mails sent directly to thunderbird or whatever you use.

This is not to be taken as a commercial, I write this because you can’t sign up for a gmail without being invited and because I know how much space you end up using sending all those battlemap files and all those diceymails.
Generally because I just want to be a nice guy  :-P

So its quite simple, write your email in this post and I’ll send you an invite to sign up for gmail.
If you don’t want to post your mail addy here, you can send me PM or throw me an email.
Ive got 100 invites waiting so I don’t think I’ll run dry.

Regards,
Daniel

It will be even messier if Turkey is part of the EU when this takes place.  However I think this should resolve itself before that happens as it doesn’t look like the EU is letting Turkey join anytime soon.

It isn’t certain what will happen with regards to greater Kurdistan (Kurdish areas in Iraq, Turkey, Iran), although it could certainly get ugly there.

Any Kurds in Syria?  I’m not sure, and if so what that would imply as well.

Nevertheless, this goes back a long ways to when the British occupied Iraq (taken from the Ottoman Empire in WWI if I am not mistaken).  It is always a difficult thing to go back to the pre-colonial (and pre Ottoman empire) nations and boundaries as often they were not clearly marked or identifiable.  Besides, there is oil in N. Iraq…and everyone wants a peice of that!

Imperial Leader is calling other people “arrogant” . . . that’s pretty funny.
Are you saying this as an AMERICAN?  Or as another citizen of the world?  (please say American, please say American)

I am saying this as a  US’an a term i learned from a good friend. From now on thats what im calling all European- Americans. You are blinded by the light… such arrogance is a trait of those nations and people still thinking they run things but have lost their clout a long time ago. No im not talking about you!

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actually, it was more like $1.9 million

@HortenFlyingWing:

care about the environment. Loggin’ is their biggest business.

well, we do “care” about the environment - prolly more than America, as well as many other nations. We are the home of Greenpeace, afterall. Also there are many “renewable resource” programs in place, and dozens of friends of mine spend their summers working tree-planting for these logging companies, etc.
No no, not logging. Our shame is in Alberta - a province that is working against Kyoto and environmental measures (it’s the Texas of Canada - with the good and the bad), not that Ontario is so great either - much industry near Toronto etc. Also we do waste quite a bit. Nice having all that landfill room.