Dear "Anarchists," no one likes you, stop trying to blow shit up even if it IS the Federal Reserve. (A bridge? You wanna blow up a BRIDGE? The kind the WORKING MAN drives on, with his fambly? Way to stick it to The Man, dicks.) CLEVELAND, Ohio – The FBI arrested five men Monday evening, saying they had planted what they believed were explosive devices under the Ohio 82 bridge over Cuyahoga Valley National Park as part of a May Day protest today.
"Wright also allegedly complained to the FBI source that "there were not enough anarchists in Cleveland to do what he wanted to do."
So the FBI had to supply those, too? I'm surprised the Feds were able to keep a straight face while this comic opera was in progress.
Yeah, I&#39;m on your side on that one. I fond that attempting to think of what was happening at the molecular level seriously inhibited my ability to get the calculations right, it was much easier to stop visualising and just do the math.<br /><br />Not sure which theorem he was discussing, but one of the math lecturers at college declared of one result:<br /><br /><blockquote>This is trivial. Until you start thinking about it, when it becomes non-trivial. Then you think about it very hard for a long time, and realize it was trivial all along.</blockquote><br /><br />Needless to say, his students started to wonder if he was on crack at that point.
It&#039;s amazing that after all these years, the morons still haven&#039;t learned that in America, if someone&#039;s offering to sell you explosives, the odds are about a million to one on that they&#039;re an FBI agent. I mean, yes, they&#039;re morons, but c&#039;mon, man!
<a href="http:\/\/www.dailykos.com\/story\/2009\/06\/03\/738250\/-My-City-Was-Gone-160-A-Google-Maps-Tour-of-Dayton-Ohio" target="_blank">Happens a lot</a> in Ohio, it seems. That one got me, I have fond childhood memories of the Dayton area.
This kind of quote always shows up: <i>...The five men were &ldquo;self-proclaimed anarchists,&rdquo; ...</i> As opposed to the fully-credentialed kind? Is it like a seminary or service academy or is there just a licensing bureau? We need real anarchists, not the so-called &quot;self-proclaimed&quot; kind.
Although apparently it <em>is</em> known that Rupert Murdoch is &quot;<a href="http:\/\/www.rawstory.com\/rs\/2012\/05\/01\/rupert-murdoch-ruled-unfit-to-run-global-company\/" target="_blank">unfit to run a global company</a>&quot;
Say what you will about the Tea Party and its crusade to destroy America by replacing the social contract with an 18th century fantasy, but they use toiletries to mask the stench of intolerance and selfishness that roils beneath their skin.
They&#039;re very inclusive: Hate whoever&#039;s in charge, no matter who&#039;s in charge, and you&#039;re in.
&quot;Wright also allegedly complained to the FBI source that &quot;there were not enough anarchists in Cleveland to do what he wanted to do.&quot;
So the FBI had to supply those, too? I&#039;m surprised the Feds were able to keep a straight face while this comic opera was in progress.
Yeah, I&#39;m on your side on that one. I fond that attempting to think of what was happening at the molecular level seriously inhibited my ability to get the calculations right, it was much easier to stop visualising and just do the math.<br /><br />Not sure which theorem he was discussing, but one of the math lecturers at college declared of one result:<br /><br /><blockquote>This is trivial. Until you start thinking about it, when it becomes non-trivial. Then you think about it very hard for a long time, and realize it was trivial all along.</blockquote><br /><br />Needless to say, his students started to wonder if he was on crack at that point.
And don&#039;t think all anarchists are violent (go anarcho-syndicalists!!!) any more than all Muslims are violent jihadis!!!!
It&#039;s amazing that after all these years, the morons still haven&#039;t learned that in America, if someone&#039;s offering to sell you explosives, the odds are about a million to one on that they&#039;re an FBI agent. I mean, yes, they&#039;re morons, but c&#039;mon, man!
The love of liberty and the sense of human dignity are the basic elements of the Anarchist creed. --Frederica Montseny
SPINAL TAP LIBEL!
<a href="http:\/\/www.dailykos.com\/story\/2009\/06\/03\/738250\/-My-City-Was-Gone-160-A-Google-Maps-Tour-of-Dayton-Ohio" target="_blank">Happens a lot</a> in Ohio, it seems. That one got me, I have fond childhood memories of the Dayton area.
This kind of quote always shows up: <i>...The five men were &ldquo;self-proclaimed anarchists,&rdquo; ...</i> As opposed to the fully-credentialed kind? Is it like a seminary or service academy or is there just a licensing bureau? We need real anarchists, not the so-called &quot;self-proclaimed&quot; kind.
Isn&#039;t it obvious that they obey Fermi-Dirac statistics?
Although apparently it <em>is</em> known that Rupert Murdoch is &quot;<a href="http:\/\/www.rawstory.com\/rs\/2012\/05\/01\/rupert-murdoch-ruled-unfit-to-run-global-company\/" target="_blank">unfit to run a global company</a>&quot;
Big Jim McBob and Billie Sol Hurok: May the good lord take a likin&#039; to you and blow you up real soon!
Say what you will about the Tea Party and its crusade to destroy America by replacing the social contract with an 18th century fantasy, but they use toiletries to mask the stench of intolerance and selfishness that roils beneath their skin.