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Why do phone companies ( hardware and software) make it so easy to hack into our conversations/messages? Should it not all be encrypted. And decrypted solely when given some form of warrant by a judge ?

it is all very well all dulwichich todler learing mandarin...the chinese already speakek english, and all technical word are not going to sudendteliy be transalated into medarin are they

editdse due to disclexia sorry ...

Who needs to express an opinion or threads of thought on this forum by you "foromites" when all all we "forumites" need is the benevolent filtering of ideas from the Chair. Hail to the wit that is our great leader our Chair Person.

Something bugs me about why the federal reserve is not a public institution. I guess maybe I'm in the mood for conspiracies.

And there was me thinking all this was a bit shady. I'll grant you all we need now to give this more credibility is Zippo the clown. Is there a credible source though... I shall look into it, maybe you will to. interesting stuff.

if it interest there are surprisingly well documented amount of sites. if you ask the right questions. "The Federal Reserve : History of lies thievery and deceit" is one of them "The Creature of Jeckill Island" is another. Sorry I have yet to learn how to direct you to a site with a link, on this forum. maybe you can help?

Loz, You believe a private concern would be set up to give all of its profits to the government. Wow.

A banking system created to enrich themselves, not the nation. Kennedy was about to abolish it but that didn't pan out.

Nevertheless it seems strange... Who and how are the people chosen chair and vice-chair... would they also be bankers by any chance? The salaries is certainly not what these people earn. Does it not stink of something shady ?

The taxes payed by the public are used to service the debt the government owes the Fed. Res, (and not to to be redistributed for the greater good). Clever is it not...calling a private conglomerate, made entirely of private bankers, "The Federal Reserve."

The public at large.

It seems american banker have conned the government into borrowing from them. While the Fed. Res. basically just prints it. Is Europe in the same predicament?

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 200,000 birds a day killed by cats in UK. > 1,400,000 birds a week. > 42 million birds a month. > 504 million (half a billion) birds a year. > 200 000 x 365 = 73 000 000 good with words, not so with figures. get back to your bank

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If that many birds are killed then it is because > they were the weakest in their group and - like > the wildebeest brought down by the lion - their > loss strengthens the gene pool. > Wildebeest and crocodile are indigenous to where they prey or are preyed upon, and both have adopted different survival strategies over along period of time (the strategy of wildebeest being security and survival through sheer numbers). the problem with cats is that their numbers have increased dramatically because people have acquired them in large quantities and let them roam and destroy a varied habitat. As for mice and rats other pest control measures exist.

What this guy is quite rightly ranting about is islamofashism and how many of us have been suckered into thinking it is an acceptable interpretation of Islam. It is not, and the numerous routinely occurring examples of humanright abuse he is giving are unfortunately all but true. Please dogooders excusing the degradation and humiliation and torture of women in the name of pluralism need not bother replying. That is me saying this as a male person of Pakistani descent, for what it's worth.

Brendan, funny and insightful.

mockney piers Wr > > How do high performing Asian economies fit in, > what about Brazilian growth, Indian? What about > California for that matter? ....better air conditioning?

It's a thought, I have never knowingly tasted a cat, maybe it's time for it to go on the menu.

Wow, you guy are a hoot

I have read that cats kill 200 000 wild birds (usually for fun) everyday in Britain. Any thoughts...

How many times does a rock star announce his/her retirement...

I have to say, that apart from the deluded dogooding drivel that spews from this rag, the smugness of its tittle itself is nauseating. Do I need to thank the Guardian?... for guarding or me from... WHAT??

StraferJack Wrote: Thanks for insight dude. ------------------------------------------------------- > dried chpotles can sometimes be found in SMBS > > If you are after chipotles in a sauce (as commonly > found in the US) then sometimes the mexcian food > wagon "Buen Provencho" can be found selling them > at occasional visits to the Rye pub > > But I just order mine online from chilipepperpete > - other online vendors exist

mockney piers Wrote: > > I'd say a) scratch economical from above, and > b)so the rational theory is trying to fit > everything into a neat bag, thereby implicitly > "because it's hot" isn't? You sacarstic old prune