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Nov 15, 2015 10:32:12   #
payne1000 wrote:
I'm a Nazi tool?

The Nazis, for all practical purposes, disbanded after WWII.

Zionists, who were allied with the Nazis, have kept the Nazi dream of world domination alive.

Being a Zionist, you're the equivalent of a Nazi.


Just thought I'd stop over on this site to see if you're defending the Muslim terrorists again. You're nothing if not consistent, Larry.
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Sep 18, 2015 09:27:44   #
Jeffhunter wrote:
If we could see a picture of the 'clock' then we can all agree or disagree that it looks like a bomb. Mabey the kid was a smart ass and knew what response he'd get by bringing it to school and he intentionally set himself up so he could cause a ruckus .


Here's the picture of his clock.


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Sep 17, 2015 16:04:25   #
PoppaGringo wrote:
Perhaps not, but I certainly wouldn't consider it to be a bomb. There are no explosives attached.


How can you tell without looking behind panels and under the lining? You could hide enough Semtex or C-4 in that box to do some serious damage.
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Sep 17, 2015 14:01:47   #
PoppaGringo wrote:
He made a clock, not a bomb you ding-a-ling.


If you saw this device, would you know that it was a clock? Hmmm

The kid shouldn't have been cuffed and taken to the station, but the teacher and cop were completely right to get an expert to investigate the device.


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Sep 8, 2015 14:01:02   #
payne1000 wrote:
Thanks for pointing that out.

It's interesting that both of you would visit this thread.

Vehoe and others on this forum should take note that there are two usernames which are very similar on this forum.

Northernlight was one of my adversaries on the "Attic" forum which is operated by the same proprietor as OPP. I don't know if he followed me here or if it was a coincidence that we both arrive on the same forum again.

I came to this forum on the advice of the proprietor who had banned me from the Attic. He said I would fit right in on this forum. How did you happen to sign up for this forum, Northernlight? I know you weren't banned from the Attic, since your views were compatible with that forum.
Thanks for pointing that out. br br It's interes... (show quote)


I followed you here on a tip from the jackal network. The Mossad keeps us up to date on your doings.
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Sep 8, 2015 12:08:21   #
payne1000 wrote:
This is an open forum and I have a lengthy history of exchanges with Northernlights from another forum.
We aren't exactly good buddies, but we do agree on one thing--the World trade Towers were brought down by controlled demolitions.


You should be more careful, Larry. The poster using the name northernlights in this thread is not I.
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Aug 10, 2015 12:33:57   #
fiatlux wrote:
Lol, I knew I was right in not liking you. Trump? Really? This is the type of person that stands for you and represents our country's best interest? A shallow, egotistical charlatan is your idea of character? Amber waves of coiffed hair?


You don't like him just because he's a shallow, egotistical charlatan? What about Obama or Bill Clinton or most of the other clowns in Washington?

Trump won't be the president in Jan 2017 regardless if he gets the Republican nomination, runs as an independent or even if he were to get the Democrat nomination, so the fundamental question is sort of moot.

But whoever is the new president in 2017, we will not likely see any difference in Obamacare, EPA or IRS management, solution to illegal aliens or a justice department really interested in justice.

What we need is a president who will shake the Washington bureaucracy to its very core and replace it with one that is much smaller and more responsive to the people. Trump might have the balls to attempt that. Hillary won't. Jeb won't. Bernie or Joe will barely be able to drool in their oatmeal. Maybe one of the younger Republican governors or senators could try, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

If you like Washington as it is, vote for anyone except Trump.
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Aug 4, 2015 11:37:19   #
payne1000 wrote:
Rather than google up all the fossil fuel propaganda you suggest, I googled "Spain economy 2015."
The first article which came up said Spain's economy is doing just fine. The article blames part of Spain's former economy on a real estate bubble bursting. The article says nothing about green energy being responsible in any way for the former economic downturn.
http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-08-04/how-spain-fixed-its-economy


It's all relative. When the unemployment rate has improved from 28% to 20%, it is certainly an improvement. I wouldn't call it "doing just fine". Maybe you should google up all the fossil fuel propaganda I suggested just to see the real picture. If you don't want to do that, I'm not going to lose any sleep over it.
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Aug 4, 2015 11:20:37   #
payne1000 wrote:
Why do you not provide sources for your claims?
Where is your source that shows Spain's economy was destroyed by going green?
By the way, Russia already has natural gas pipelines going to Europe.
The pipeline through Afghanistan would take gas from the Caspian area to the Arabian Sea for export to the highest bidder.


Your asking for sources on Spain's economy being destroyed by going green is almost embarrassing in its naivete. Google "Spain green economy failure".
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Aug 3, 2015 19:41:15   #
boatbob2 wrote:
I don't believe Jesus,will forgive an abortionist,or the person getting the abortion,


Do you see an exception when you read John 3:16?
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Aug 3, 2015 11:51:17   #
payne1000 wrote:
Do you understand the science behind "greenhouse effect"?


I don't and neither do you.

I do understand that the last time we had a similar concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere, we were in a cooling period. There's a lot of political rhetoric in the news regarding CO2 and its effect on temperatures, but not very much real evidence to substantiate it.
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Aug 3, 2015 11:34:52   #
payne1000 wrote:
Do you think it is useless to cut down the amount of co2 being emitted by automobiles?


That's an irrelevant question on the one hand -- you claimed a 100% reduction on CO2 emissions by electric autos, and I was refuting that claim.

As to your current question, it is obvious that CO2 concentration in our atmosphere at 4 one hundredths of one percent is higher than it has been since the Pliocene Age. Oddly enough, the Pliocene Age was one of cooling from the previous era, so for a number of reasons including that it's not established science that CO2 concentration levels are a cause of global warming.

I think that extraordinary efforts to reduce CO2 emissions from autos are an exercise in futility.
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Aug 3, 2015 10:23:26   #
astrolite wrote:
Are you assuming that the solar panels will be atop the car? If so it would take several days to put enough power into the batteries to even go 10 miles to town! It will have to be connected to a huge rooftop array! Like his $40,000 worth, then either wait all day for a charge or put the day's charge into batteries until you get home and connect up! Another $5,000 worth of 3 year batteries! Definately a rich man's toy! If there is NOTHING else.......OK but not for everyday use! But if you could put that $40,000 worth of panels on a building at your office? But what about the other employees? How many were in the Twin Towers.........4,000 ??? that is over 40 square miles of panels ???? It MIGHT be practical for a very few specialized uses! But if you already have the panel system? And are willing to cut your usage to charge your car, and leave it at home to charge and drive at night? Windmills would charge it at night while you are at home!
Are you assuming that the solar panels will be ato... (show quote)


The irony of all that is that if such a system were possible, it would presumably be of most benefit in the crowded cities where tall buildings and pigeon shit would limit you to a couple hours of sunlight on a good day.
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Aug 3, 2015 09:55:18   #
payne1000 wrote:
Those figures are based on the batteries being charged from fossil fuel generated electricity. Using solar power to charge the batteries is the intelligent solution. Homeowners who install solar power fed back into the grid will more than offset the fossil fuel electricity used to charge the batteries.


You are describing your Utopia - a place that does not exist. In the real world, CO2 is still emitted in the making and propelling of cars.
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Aug 2, 2015 18:57:06   #
payne1000 wrote:
Bullshit is not a rebuttal.
It may indicate you have no rebuttal.


Average CO2 emissions in the US for a gasoline powered car is 300 g/km. For electric Iit's 200 g/km. You claimed 100% reduction. Bullshit
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