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41 minutes ago, cumgranosalus said:
Apparently NK's 'front;line" against the South is far too well protected and deep to be knocked out by the US attack.
therefore before any holocaust unleashed by the US a frenzied attack on South Korea would wipe out millions of people (check the distance between Seoul and NK).
So if Trump decides to take any direct military action he must be prepared to sanction the extinction of millions of Koreans.
I don't think that's where NK keeps their nukes.
The SK and U.S. have been on the other side of that front line for years.
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19 minutes ago, Rancid said:
Once upon a time US systems were the best, however seems there are now better systems (for some things) out there and at a fraction of the cost. Buying overpriced US weapons is just part of the act of homage to the empire. Look at OZ, we used to get great planes from the US, but now we are being ripped off buying the (sometimes) flying lemon F-35, why, because we we told we have to.
Bitterness is not a substitute for facts.
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14 minutes ago, boomerangutang said:
I know 4 year olds who can condemn hate. I heard his response speech was tepid, and didn't focus on any group. Rather like Rodney King saying, 'why can't we all get along?' After Trump's flaccid response, he walked out without fielding any questions. Right-wingers responded to Trump's response with, "Yay, he's still our guy!"
There are soooooo many reasons Trump should be tossed out the exit door. I wish I could say he's just ignorant and ineffectual, but in fact, he's much worse.......
(Not this right winger...)
Former KKK leader David Duke strikes out at Trump for condemning a white nationalist rally: 'It was White Americans who put you in the presidency'
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/former-kkk-leader-david-duke-200532936.html
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42 minutes ago, Grumpy Duck said:
Perhaps everyone that does not eat the same food as you should be shot also? Or a person that flushes TP down the loo also. I am curious do you believe a coward that refuses to serve his nation in time of war should also be shot?
Some of those 'cowards' become politicians and start new wars.
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Many a time I've come close to robbing a 7-11 or stealing a soi dog. But, that TM6 stops me every time.
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She wants a husband for her garage?
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22 hours ago, Somtamnication said:
With America preoccupied with a North Korean battle, this will happen:
China will enter Taiwan and completely take over Hong Kong
Russia will enter the Balkans again and take over the 3 countries there
India and Pakistan will press buttons
Nato countries will be left to defend Europe.
Turkey will join the Russian faction
The internet will be shut down completely to avoid information and leads
ZERO tourists will come to Thailand
The world economy will collapse
Seriously folks, it looks pretty dire to me.
Hysterical much?
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1 hour ago, nasanews said:
Disgusting behavior.
What's wrong with using condoms?
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1 minute ago, Morch said:
Far as I gather, if a private firm was to be engaged, then it would have to include insurance (which will cover possible rescue of rescue team). Whether such a hypothetical rescue operation will be carried out by official or private operators is another issue. There will be some sort of waver signed beforehand, and probably a guarantee will be required.
That makes sense.
I was a member of a helicopter rescue team, in the military. No two rescues are the same. But, it helps to know the terrain. I would trust the locals, instead of outsiders.
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2 minutes ago, Morch said:
Yeah well, jokes aside - can anyone mount such rescue operations in the US? I'd think not. When doing a movie stunt shoot involving such things, there's a whole lot of paperwork and legalities involved, so this is probably more complicated. Getting a local firm to the piloting, less of an issue, but the rest could be legally tricky.
I wasn't joking. I believe 'who has to rescue the rescuer' is a fair question.
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3 hours ago, Morch said:
Terrain, weather and all that...still odd the car remains in the water and they mount an operation. Can't tell exact conditions from pics and video, but they doesn't really look all that severe. Harsh, yes, impossible no. Seen such things done on somewhat similar locations (if not worse).
There's a risk involved in all such missions, and obviously those calling the shots know what they're doing and are more aware of the available resources and prevailing conditions. It is true, though, that different units and different countries apply different guidelines when it comes to safety parameters and such. This doesn't necessarily bear on professionalism, though. Wonder if a Thai team would take more chances, and if it is even legally possible for them to carry out such an operation in the US.
I don't know if it would be legal for Thai team to do the operation. What happens if they get in trouble during the operation? Who would the Thai team expect to rescue them?
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59 minutes ago, Dobredin Ghusputin said:
Actual cost just US$ 1.2 million each - information from this source.
That's the farang price.
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You have to respect his dedication to catching the bad guy.
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41 minutes ago, madmax2 said:
If i was experienced without being a programmer i would not need a book to teach me
Books are better you can read them and follower their instructions on the computer at the same time
You might want to learn how to print, first. Then you can advance to split screens. Not to mention dual screens.
You're welcome.
http://lifehacker.com/5744113/learn-to-code-the-full-beginners-guide
http://programming-<deleted>.com/become.html
https://www.udemy.com/?siteID=TnL5HPStwNw-_QwZJD1IufTGpMAeg_iJRg&LSNPUBID=TnL5HPStwNw
http://assoc.cse.nitc.ac.in/wiki/Best_Learning_Material
https://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer/
http://thenewboston.org/index.php
http://www.interactivepython.org/runestone/static/thinkcspy/index.html
https://www.codeschool.com/courses/javascript-road-trip-part-1
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Most experienced programmers prefer digital content. You can download lots of free content, with a little searching. There are lots of good IT forums to point you in the right direction.
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Hope this doesn't cause a hamburger shortage.
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(he's afraid of his own shadow...sounds like Trump :)
"You never know how the North Koreans are going react ... especially Kim Jong Un who's afraid of his own shadow, who is concerned about him being toppled, regime change," said Richardson, adding he was encouraged that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson tamped down Trump's rhetoric.
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Tillerson: North Korean leader didn't understand diplomatic language
https://news.google.com/news/video/OghBvJYFCBo/dG1tScoDyUySafMqkXm8PShzQ51mM?hl=en&ned=us
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I doubt the foreigner would pick a fight with 4 people, in his own country.
He underestimated the Thais. And overestimated himself.
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A very talented man. I still enjoy his music.
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Just look under their skirt.
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Here's a compelling example from Japan http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/02/08/national/kyoto-removing-utility-eyesores-revive-old-time-ambiance/#.WYmgSq2B3bg
They're going to spend a lot of money in prep for the 2020 games.
Maybe Thailand just needs motivation (and a lot of money from China :).
Take cover, avoid bomb flash. Guam issues nuclear guidelines
in World News
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Your post is playing loose with that facts. North Korea has frequently threatened Guam in the past.
And your comments about the U.S. attacking smaller countries is nonsense and off topic.