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Doesn't appear to be a stub[edit]
This page doesn't appear to be a stub so much as lacks a few bits of information. Most noticeable is the cause of the ocean currents, and their applications in navigation, but otherwise, I wouldn't call it much of a stub. 18.104.22.168 (talk) 13:18, 23 December 2004 (UTC) I think it has a lot of information but you need to talk a bit about the pictures below them. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 19:25, 17 January 2011 (UTC)
Thermohaline circulation[edit]
Shouldn't this article include the thermohaline circulation? I'm not an oceanographer, but it appears to be pretty important to the the oceans. It should also have it's own heading, maybe? Worldwide? Sword 21:57, 29 Mar 2005 (UTC)
- This article is a looong way from being inclusive or complete - Marshman 03:53, 30 Mar 2005 (UTC) Or do you mean move the article thermohaline circulation over here? I'd say no, as that article is in good shape and well along. But a link to there, or even (as you suggest) a brief paragraph here with perhaps its own heading should be made - Marshman 03:55, 30 Mar 2005 (UTC)
Current Maps[edit]
Does it really need three maps aside the article (the third of which is merely an enhanced version of the second)? Super Jedi Droid 00:14, 28 June 2006 (UTC)
- Should there be a newer current map, if possible 2007? 184.108.40.206 (talk) 04:33, 2 December 2007 (UTC)
"Coral reefs are some of the most fascinating..." That sentence doesn't seem especially encyclopedial. Removeth thou who agree! 126.96.36.199 (talk) 12:31, 2 December 2008 (UTC)
Earth's magnetic field and Ocean Currents[edit]
I would like to see a discussion about the interaction between the Earth's magnetic field and ocean currents. 126.96.36.199 (talk) 18:22, 26 April 2007 (UTC)
Wikipedia can be edited and I need it for the geobee. This won't help me at all. 18.104.22.168 (talk) 01:38, 8 December 2008 (UTC)
Pls add mr:समुद्री प्रवाह as an interwiki link. अभय नातू (talk) 01:48, 6 January 2009 (UTC)
How fast?[edit]
I found nothing about the quantity of the currents. Anyone, who can say something about that? itu —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 03:02, 19 February 2009 (UTC)
Two Important Currents Sections[edit]
Could someone fix that? AlexBriggs12 (talk) 16:09, 1 April 2009 (UTC) this is stupid! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 22:04, 17 May 2009 (UTC)
Image from [1] needs uploading. 126.96.36.199 (talk) 12:08, 22 October 2009 (UTC)
Contradictory maps[edit]
The two maps appear to contradict each other on the direction of the current in the Indian Ocean north of the Equator. The first maps shows counter-clockwise and the second map shows clockwise. The main currents in the North Atlantic and North Pacific seem to be clockwise.I also think you dont have to show the same picture two times because it confuses people which we are trying to avoid. Eregli bob (talk) 12:04, 27 June 2010 (UTC)
- Hi. From what I see, File:Corrientes-oceanicas.gif does not show the Monsoon Current as shown in File:Ocean surface currents.jpg. While File:Ocean surface currents.jpg does not show North Equatorial Current & Equatorial Counter Current as shown in File:Corrientes-oceanicas.gif. I guess its not contradiction, just a mere exclusions/inclusions within the two. Hope this answers. Rehman(+) 12:48, 27 June 2010 (UTC)
- The currents in the Indian Ocean north of 10S reverse with the monsoons so we should put in a disclaimer. Actually, I just checked again. The monsoon current has two arrows on it File:Ocean surface currents.jpg which is correct. Dcherian (talk) 22:05, 17 May 2012 (UTC)
Hi. I typed in some of the text found on Wikipedia in brackets onto Google and much of it came up in searches from sites such as NASA and Yahoo answers. Did we copy from them or did they copy from us? Hope this isn't a copyright issue. Thanks. ~AH1 (discuss!) 14:09, 24 June 2011 (UTC)
Warm vs. cold[edit]
Is the classification to warm and cold currents based on the temperature differential between the ocean current and the surrounding ocean on a given latitude? --18.104.22.168 (talk) 16:21, 3 October 2012 (UTC)
Coriolis effect[edit]
- Oceanic currents are not caused by the Coriolis effect, since it is an effect and not a cause.
- The main cause of Oceanic currents is the Earth's rotation movement, being the Coriolis effect, an effect of this movement.
- The Coriolis effect is demostrated in a Foucault pendulum and, therefore, also the Earth's rotation is demostrated there.
- The Earth's rotation movement causes deviation of ocean currents and river beds to the left in the Northern Hemisphere and to the right on the southern one.
These ideas should be fixed in the article. Fev 02:21, 7 February 2014 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Fev (User talk:Fev|talk]] • contribs)
Submarine rivers[edit]
The idea of submarine rivers is very hard to believe. It is a scientific fraud. Besides, oceanic currents ARE NOT wind driven. However, most times winds and oceanic currents follow similar trayectories or paths. The reason for this, is that both winds and currents are caused by the same process: the rotation movement of the Earth. --Fev 00:43, 30 April 2014 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Fev (talk • contribs)


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I was looking for a specific pair of sandals but decided to peruse others. I cam across the Reef Ginger style - they looked nice, but with foot ware a picture doesn't tell the story. I read the reviews & people seemed wowed. So, I trusted them a bought a pair - purple, silver & black (styling). From the moment I put them on, they were comfortable! Felt almost like walking barefoot but with support - not sure how they do that?!
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Making a demijohn of rosé it was a bit hazy prior to 2nd Racking (8weeks after first racking) so added finings which crystal cleared it over a week and also filtered it. Thought I'd add a campden tablet (Youngs) whilst it matured and immediately it went cloudy. If the haze doesn't clear within a week or so should it be refiltered, fined again, left or something else. It tasted fine when it was clear before I added the campden tablet. Have I ruined it?
I have never had an issue with Camden hazing up my wine too badly that could not be fixed. But I am also one to not use finnings and wait a few weeks for a wine to clear. Personally I think your wine should be fine if you wait it out another week or two.
A painting says a thousand words. But a painting while on good mead just looks funny!
Was this a kit wine?......and did you stabil prior to fining? Sent from my iPad using Home Brew
Not a wine kit but grapes rescued from a vine in my folks garden before the winter frost set in. Recipe from one of those 1970's wine & brew bibles gathering dust on the bookshelf. Stopped fermentation and stabilised at 1006 with a couple of campden tablets then racked and left for 8weeks. Hopefully to get an ABV c. 12%. Added finings which cleared the wine a treat but the added CT on 2nd racking brought haze back. Didn't have an issue with Sloe wine I was making at same time. Thanks for your reply.
You could possibly try Bentonite? I have never had to use it in a wine but I have used it in meads before. It works nicely.
No use in adding bentonite now.......I would add finings again.......kiosell.......stir......chitosan....st ir.....if you can get them......then I would put it in a cold spot.....not fridge could and see if it will fall out to the bottom in which case you can rack it off!
Didn't like the idea of adding bentonite as that was the clay added to drilling mud when I worked on oil rigs. Somehow just doesn't seem right to put mud in my wine. Think I can see signs of it clearing (or perhaps being hopeful) so may wait awhile and try filtration.
Waiting is usually best... And the safest method! Interesting tidbit about oil drilling and clay. I have never used benedite clay in my wine. The thought of adding mud was a little odd. I do keep it on hand for poisen controle however. It absorbs toxins very well. The few wines that refused to clear on their own I used the two part super klear on. It worked very well. Ground shell fish instead of mud, does not sound any better, but looks better!


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Quote, originally posted by mk2fu » thanks man, good meeting some of you guys at the oldschool meet. Ill make the trip down, you guys go to any meets in between?
we usually hit up the pickering meet. And occasionally kennedy commons, also sometimes leslie meets
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HAHA I completely forgot that fool changed his name
someone come motovate me to work on my jetta, at this rate it might be 3 years b4 its done
the dyno sheet from your gti should be motivation enough
unless your still planning on the aaz swap for the extra 20 hp
Quote, originally posted by jordanpettem » the dyno sheet from your gti should be motivation enough
unless your still planning on the aaz swap for the extra 20 hphey now i got enough points on my license with that 2. slow
I wonder what the 1 8 would pull .......
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ZINNNNGG!I should get a euro plate: NaDSLEATR
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ZINNNNGG!I should get a euro plate: NaDSLEATR
HAHAHA thats mint.
looks too much like NaDSEATR
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Couldnt have said it better myself
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thanks Matt
these picture along with the memory of donuts, 60km/h powerslides and spinning all four wheels through 3 gears bring a tear to my eye lol here you go andy(i was just missing it is all)
btw should this be our mascot ?
I was looking at that to buy it I think...
That passat was clean! those are some nice pics. Everybody loves pic
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eh matt, i underestimated the pasat that is nice, specially with the awd, should have kept it
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Seriously this loser always has ridiculously clean cars
lol i would have but it was really unreliable and ate money like it was going out of style, it was pretty clean, i think that vw greys last like crazy, its was the worst when i was selling it everyone wanted it but no one was serious, i'd tell people it was sold, cause some guy would call and say he had cash in hand and then never show, so i'd tell other people it was sold now i know not to play favorites or make promises or believe people until they sign the bill of sale
it is an upgrade lol, in 2 weeks itll be a year with the mk2, and ive only replaced the exhaust and the alternator, and the PS pump is on the way out, but for me thats ridiculously reliable
Yep, definitely! p.s. DEFINITELY loving all the coupe/mk2 coverage! pics look dope.
thanks but we're missing your pictures btw i remember you saying that you needed a bag for you camera, i have a LowePro Sling Shot 100 that i dont use any more i paid like 70 for it, if you want it for 50 ill bring it next time its brand new i just dont use it any more, fits slrs perfectly, and its pretty slick cause you dont have to take the bag off to get your camera
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I seldom review games...
...Mainly because I never play them. But this one was so crazy and addictively fun that I just had to give my two cents. Loved it - it's a very creative concept with wonderful graphics that is executed ALMOST perfectly. After I had defeated the first boss, the enemies stopped coming and I was left to gobble up the little amoebas until I got bored. So, aside from this glaring technical problem, the game is oodles of fun! I recommend this game to everyone!
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Other than my laggy computer, I had a lot of fun with this game. One small glitch I noticed - I got to the bonus stage where the girl says "eat as much as you can", and I did. The screen was emptied of the little guys, but it never reverted back to regular gameplay, or anything else for that matter. It just stayed in bonus mode. Kinda disappointing.
Otherwise, a great game. It was smooth, fun, and slightly challenging. Good job.
Great game, graphics were nice, gameplay was neat, and the sound was nice and clear! But the voice kinda annoyed me...
Great game
This game is just great. The pink thing just remind me like Kirby, because they both absorb things. The shooter to make the enemies small, I've never saw such a game with that and to combine that, this game is very original to my opinion.
Not it is only a great game, the graphics are fantastic. The anime girl is very cutely draw and the backgrounds are great.
The sound, I like the sounds you used, it's fits with the game and the voice quality from the girl is good, you can hear clearly what she say. The tuturial thing is great and especially great for people who don't know how to play this game, yeah, at first I didn't know too.
A few things, is about the controls, I think it's easier if you configure the controls with the arrows from the beginning if you begin with the game instead of always to go to the options menu.
I think people automatic will use the arrows.
In the options menu, you have to make clearer more which controls you must use for the shooter and the absorbing, with the arrows or with the WASD, so people don't get confused which one to use in the game. In overall, this game is to great for words.
really nice
you got a five and keep up the good work. The only part i didnt like was the guys that took like 2 min to kill and you could only hit em once. took longer then needed but other then that awesome game.


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For autumn-winter 2010, Surface to Air released this hunting inspired parka. Halfway between contemporary and tradition, it reminds of an old labour revisited with the French label's twist. This beautiful piece is made of Olive waxed cotton and contrasted by a corduroy collar. It features four front flat pockets, all in all classic for those… Read more
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Made this Xmas advent calendar long time ago.
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I took inspiration from other seen on the internet.
I bought chocolates and made in felt the ball to hang on the tree.
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Whatever happened to humility? Where are the meek, the merciful and the peacemakers? Too many people claiming to be good Christians appear woefully short on these biblical commandments.
Friday was not a good day. I was stuck in the house waiting for a repairman who was scheduled to arrive "between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m," if a missing part could be found.
Sometimes I pick up the newspaper, turn to the opinion page, and read the last line of a column or letter to the editor first, just to figure out where the writer wants to take me. The last sentence of a recent column in the Atlanta papers certainly got my attention.
My daughter saw the books on my desk. "More Bush bashing," she remarked. "Not at all," I replied.
Sen. Johnny Isakson's recent call for a compromise on energy policy is getting a lot of coverage. The Georgia senator wants Republicans to embrace conservation initiatives and alternatives such as solar and wind in turn for Democratic acceptance of nuclear power and a more aggressive exploitation of our own oil resources (Alaska and off the Atlantic Coast).
Several years ago, when I was more active with the League of Woman Voters, I went to Washington, D.C., to meet three other league members in an effort to put a budget issue on the League's national agenda. One woman was from California, another from New Jersey, and the third from somewhere in the Midwest.
When I think about the problems facing our country today, I recall a story of the man who lost his way and stopped to ask directions from an old farmer.
One of our politicians, a member of Congress I believe, defended his support for a gas tax suspension by saying that his job was to "... listen to the public and make them happy."
Perhaps it's just as well I can't find that particular clipping right now. No matter which party this man represented, someone would have accused me of bias. However, both John McCain and Hillary Clinton favor the tax suspension.
When I was studying anthropology at Georgia State College eons ago, I had a professor who liked to ask the young women students how they would feel about sharing their husband with one or more other wives. Polygamy, he said, is a worldwide norm. Only modern industrial societies mandate monogamy.
The presidential race is sucking up all the available oxygen these days. Hillary, Obama and McCain are everywhere. Their every utterance is hashed over by the media and the water cooler crowd alike, and it's likely to stay this way until November.
We're told Ronald Reagan won the Cold War by driving the Soviet Union into bankruptcy. Now the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are pushing the U.S. in the same direction.
Overheard shortly after Barack Obama's speech in Philadelphia: "He says he's a Christian, but he was born a Muslim. Once a Muslim, always a Muslim. There's only one thing you can do with a Muslim. Kill him."
Is change really in the air? Perhaps, but people are fickle. The public may call for change, but individually people keep electing the same candidates, supporting the same party and reciting the same political rhetoric they did before.
It appears that some Georgia legislators want to tell us when life begins.
The week began badly. I had picked up my granddaughter from school and was heading home in the dark when a dog appeared in my headlights. I braked and veered as best I could. Then there was that awful thud.
When I came to Georgia in 1955, it was a one-party state. The Democrats were the only game in town. After 1964, when Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Right Act, he told Bill Moyers he'd just delivered the South to the Republicans for the next 50 years. He was right.
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I liked the look of eve so I tried one of those free trials they advertise everywhere. That game has a steep learning curve. Like cliff steep. It's not made any easier by the fact that the tutorial seems to cut off half way through. The time investment must be huge for that game though so I think I'm ok not playing. I'll find an easier MMO
Just found a nice story of more madness going on in EVE thanks to Shacknews. [link]. Seems one of the largest guilds in the game has been taken down due to someone jumping ship to another rival guild. Seems Band of Brothers (BoB) had one of their directors (I assume thats like a leader?) joining a rival guild after much persuasion from, and this is the best bit, the Goonfleet Intelligence Agency (GSA). Now all their ISK (money) and territory as well as the rights to the guild name are passed onto the GSA.
Will the madness in EVE ever stop? I agree with Brad that hearing about this stuff makes me want to play EVE. But it would take a few years hardcore playing to get to that level of noteworthy backstabbing.
I think EVE Online is a TV show for the masses. With stories and plot twists. With games like these, why bother going to the movies. :-X
I tried a free trial of EVE yesterday, and damn, is it complicated. Like super-complicated. I could tell it would take at least a couple months of play-time to even grasp the fundamentals.
I don't know if anyone else listened to the most recent Bombcast, but that contains the single most banana sandwich story I have ever heard associated with any MMO, EVE included. I won't recount the story here, but I have to say that that story could be the single reason I will, without a doubt, invest my time in EVE Online. For those of you who want to hear the story, if you fast-forward the 'Cast until there's about five minutes left you'll get the majority of it.
I had to listen to it three or four times before the full weight of it really sunk in.
As a member of the Goonswarm Alliance I thought I'd follow up a bit for you that are interested. We managed to get a spy into the highest levels of Band of Brothers directorship and then disbanded their alliance. I'll attempt to explain BoB's death to WoW-playing people:
"It's less like someone hacking your character, and more like the Horde disbanding the fucking Alliance and then telling all the orcs to go to Stormwind and take over the shops."
"I tried a free trial of EVE yesterday, and damn, is it complicated. Like super-complicated. I could tell it would take at least a couple months of play-time to even grasp the fundamentals."Same thing happened to me when I first played it. But after watching a few sci-fi movies, I tried it again and got addicted.
"From what I've heard, he wasn't a spy, but rather just a leader of BoB that wanted to join Goon..."It was a leader that join a goon corp that was about to be scammed but the scammer had a change of heart and let him stay, then found it he was a bob director and was able to turn him letting him spy on the alliance and then disband it
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And let me add one more comment about the so-called "deterrence" argument of a strike. Firstly, America is the only country in the whole world that televises its wars and livestreams its intentions. The surprise element must be there IF a strike were to be successful. But its not. Obama has talked so much about this strike, that the surprise element is gone. And Assad has already factored in the impact of such a strike into the present situation. Given the publicity surrounding a strike, it would be absolutely pointless at this stage to go ahead with a strike. Is America willing to risk a Syrian backlash, an Iranian backlash, a Russian backlash and a Hezbollah backlash of such a strike? It is just plain freaking stupid. Stay the hell away from Syria, it is not America's playground. Unless of course, the US is doing the bidding of Israel and the Saudis. If you listen to them, you will surely dig your own grave even deeper, America.
Here's an interesting article from an AP reporter who says Syrian rebels told him it was the rebels who released the dreaded chemicals. And, furthermore, that the Saudis were the ones who gave the rebels the gaseous goods in the first place:
Of course it was the Al Qaeda rebels who used the chemical gas. You just need to ask yourself who benefits from it?
--Why try to be the world's policeman--?
Rightly said. Prudence demands that to stop slaughtering of civilians, UNO should play its role for which it is meant. Unilateral decision by USA to attack Syria will produce more terrorism which can involve the whole region.
Its rather funny to see David Cameron being stopped by democracy. I bet he really wanted to waltz into Syria alongside Obama, both on white horses to punish the evil Assad and help their organ eating comrades. Its also hilarious to watch the military industrial complex, AIPAC and hawks pushing for this strike so desperately, because we all know this isn't about helping Syrians. Come on Economist! The countries pushing for a strike are more concerned about having a go at Iran rather than any genuine concern about helping Syrians. So please drop this moral grandstanding bullshit "America's Moral Authority". You can't be an imperial power and a democracy at the same time. If you want to remain an imperial power, stop making pretenses about democratic ideals at least. America is living a dream, thinking it is a moral authority on the world. What a joke. The US today is so far detached from what the founding fathers envisioned, that it would make them sick to the stomach to witness such a place overrun by sociopaths and corporate lobbyists.
WTF wrote this delusional and ridiculous poor excuse for an article. "Second is a reaffirmation of Western values." Are you freakin' serious? What alternate universe are you living on? What the U.S. has managed to do over the last 10 plus years is irreparable in the eyes of the international community and absolutely no form of further miitary aggression is going to save it. Any aggressive military strikes at this time on Syria are ill-conceived and will only do more damage in an alreday damaged area of the world. If the Economist needs some legitimate free-lance opinion/commentary please feel free to contact me. Regards, Tom Kieras
The editors at the Economist continue their desperate hawkish calls. They will fail to persuade anyone just like they failed with last week's calls, the UK parliament voted against getting involved. The Economist is calling for an unjust war using a bad argument based on a flawed premise supported by dubious facts.
It's refreshing to see the calls for war against Syria fail to convince a better informed public, despite the full engagement of the whole "Manufacturing Consent" media. We are close to freeing ourselves from the grips of the establishment media and their love of wars and destruction. Twitter and hundreds of alternative media sites have shown that all these supposed facts and clear evidence of an atrocity are just youtube videos, the moderate opposition is just a collection of Jihadist/Takfiris much worse than Assad, the war in Syria will just cause more harm and destruction to a population that is suffering 2 years of mayhem.
This is a column I wrote in Canada's Financial Post newspaper on the new normal
Perhaps the most frightening element of the Syrian crisis is the notion that Mr. Obama has the sole authority to launch a military strike against a sovereign nation. History is full of unnecessary tragedies that can be attributed to a single person with the power to move a nation to war. The framers of the Constitution understood this all too well and thus gave the authority to declare war to Congress. Limited wars (a.k.a. "police actions") have, since the founding of the republic, required a congressional use of force resolution in keeping with this intent. If Mr. Obama eventually decides to ignore the "vagaries of congressional sound bites", a constitutional crisis should follow. If resolved in favor of the Executive, this will likely lead to numerous unnecessary tragedies long after Syria. Even the most ardent supporters of Mr. Obama should fear the prospect of this terrible power remaining with the office after Mr. Obama retires. Think of your least favorite president with this power. History doesn't always repeat but it often rhymes.
"Even if Mr Assad defies America after a strike by unleashing yet more sarin, Mr Obama is not about to invade".
That is clearly a government lie. A strike is simply phase one of a plan to get us entangled in Syria. Once entangled we then become "responsible" for Syria.
The USA and Britain are being lured into a trap by Israel, Turkey and Saudi Arabia, who want their problem to become our problem.
Thanks but no thanks.
Israel has nothing to do with luring anyone, it has no interest of meddling in Syria. The interest of Israel is on the humanitarian side, where it remembers how the world is stuttering when push comes to shove. Israel is the one being threaten by a reaction against it (even if slight chances), in case of an attack on Assad by a foreign force.
It certainly seems to me that as tempting (and easy) as it would be to bomb the Assad regime's infrastructure and military assets. Regime change in Syria is not a wise goal. Were the regime to fall, its last act would probably be to disperse its chemical weapons stockpile into the hands of loyalist guerillas, as the Hussein regime did with its explosives in Iraq. From there it is a near certainty that they would end up in the hands of Hezbollah. Once that happens, our best hope is that they will all be used against Israel. Alas, western targets are certain to be all too tempting.
As I have said before, and the article makes reference to, I don't believe that the Arab/middle eastern mindset is currently well suited for democracy. The West's attempts at introducing it in the Arab world have met with universal failure. Strong men, even if they are bastards, will provide a more stable environment for some time to come. Ask the people of Egypt, Iraq, Lybia if they are better off now than they were before the old regime was toppled. We in the West are certainly no safer.
We may be not safer, but the NSA and CIA certainly have more work to do as a result! It also justifies future intervention in the Middle East! US defense contractors can sell more weapons, and jobs will be created. The economy can pretend a little more to do well. Best of all, its all part of the divide and conquer strategy to save Israel. See, messing with the Middle East aint that bad.
It is easy to justify any action using only the ingredients that you want to and not taking the whole picture into view.The author's ingredient in this case is America's respect,position and its principles which very much conform with the humanitarian principles.So much so for the reason for striking Syria.But the article refrains from discussing the consequences of such a strike.Would it bring stability to the region.For that one needs to know what is the position of the opposition forces as of now because that is only going to get better after the US strike.Now with reports about the presence of radical Islamists of the likes of Al Qaeda present in the opposition forces ,how sensible would it be to make them stronger.Secondly,since the Syrian military had reclaimed most of the land and was already in a position to finish off the war,wouldn't such a strike prolong the war because the two sides would again be in a comparable position.Thirdly,what is the guarantee that the strike will not kill civilians ,the very reason it is being undertaken.As far as America's foreign policy is concerned ,I think it should try to align more with the ideas of the rest of the world.The UN has its own place,it has its own respect.I would like to end by just saying that it is long time before US starts to see itself as one among the many nations and not as the one among the many nations.
The article means that united states Striking Syria merely out of maintaining it`s international position, not for the distressed people in Syria .
Terrible article containing too much faith in that which is indefinite. The author deserves to be chemically bombed.
Ban Ki-moon is right: a western military strike could worsen the Syria conflict leading to a vicious cycle of more killing/violence.
He warned "Everything should be handled within the framework of the UN Charter. The use of force is lawful only when in exercise of self-defence in accordance with Article 51 of the UN Charter and, or when the Security Council approves such action."
Without UN approval, US military actions in Syria are illegal and US will be held accountable for war crimes.
MrObama, you are law professor. You should know better what it means to break the laws.
Bush/Blair (violating UN) willfully breaking laws to invade Iraq illegally murdering thousands & thousands of innocent people including women/children (yet no WMD was found in Iraq - US intelligence is indeed very "accurate", very "reliable" & all these thousands & thousands of innocent people, voiceless, defenceless, were murdered by GBush/TBlair & they died in pain, in vain), Bush/Blair set a very bad precedent and now no one believes this rule of law.
When you break the law, you have to be charged and brought to justice especially the murdering thousands of innocent people including women/children (very serious war crimes).
MrObama-proud winner of Nobel peace prize, who do you think GBush/TBlair are? You think you should allow these 2 murderers to get away scot-free after murdering thousands & thousands of innocent people including women/children? What's moral obscenity? Where's moral compass? Are Muslims sub-humans to be murdered/urinated/tortured as you like?
Wow... going to war again to save face.. because if you don't go to war it sucks to be seen as weak... It's amazing how people can write articles like this and just talk about weak and robust responses and they are seen as intellectuals.
Why doesn't the author say, I want Obama to kill at least 1000 Syrians and damage power and water supplies so 100.000 Syrians will have to live without those utilities and that would punish Assad.. ohhh wait, that would make it clear that America actually murdered 1000 mostly innocent people again and made 100.000 people suffer..
War it seems has become too much fun for some people again
Anyone should realise that lnvade others' country is wrong decision, including Global cop .
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President Barack Obama has miscalculated a number of aspects contributing to present circumstances. First, if morality was the primary thrust leading to his stance of attacking Syria, then he should have acted many months ago when US intelligence was citing repeated (11 times by Kerry's disclosure) genocide by Syria's regime.
Second, if the current intelligence is reliable enough to support military action, then why does world opinion matter in the equation ? Why was it necessary to pursue Congressional approval ? Will congressional approval make action more moral ? Will its disapproval make it immoral ?
Third, if world opinion was expected to be the catalyst for final decision, would Obama abide ? Will he stand for morality against intentions expressed by Britain, Russia, China, United Nations, etc. among others opposed to use of military force ? If the answer is YES, then why belabor useless discussions at world forums (ex, G20 in St Petersburg)since their opinion will be ignored anyway ?
Fourth, once the American intent of moral involvement is already conveyed, why wait for UN inspections ? It appears from Obama's statements that US intelligence is more credible than the UN report which is still not at hand.
Fifth, what determined the conditions of involvement not to exceed 60 + 30 days ? Is Obama's administration so sure that no further extensions might be required ? Besides, how many total extensions may be permitted by world opinion, or congress ?
All of these factors have degraded the American high moral ground and aided the Syrian regime to play hide and seek with their WMDs, besides prolonging the ineffectiveness of military action.
If attacking Syria was the right thing to do, as a number of countries would agree, then Obama should have done so last weekend. Without giving Vladimir Putin the center stage to highlight negative world opinion against the United States.
The typical one-sided war propaganda combined with hubris that is the hallmark of a neocon.
You cannot enter into a military intervention stating from the beginning that you are not going to go beyond a certain involvement. It is late, Obama did not act when he should have, he did not go and defend Americans in Benghazi, who or what is he going to defend in Siria? His non existant credibility? Help civilians and refugees and let the rebels and Bashar Assad murder each other. Declare the Assad family and their tribe mass murderers pursued by every country against their barbarism. Let them stay in their war torn country, don't let their wives and children live in western countries or have them go to North Korea, Russia, China that back their use of chemical weapons. The UN is a farce.
Britain set imperial shop across the pond beginning with the fifties, and chicks are coming home to roost.
Now go study.
the thing i'm wondering about
do people communicate on some level they dont understand?
maybe, on some level, everyone knows
the media can plant ideas and attitudes and philosphies
for example, i could see the facts and the logic, but i couldnt seem to understand... i couldnt integrate the facts and logic...
it was like the deepest part of my brain was walled off
Humans will communicate more harmoniously in the future; when the incubus of imperialism is gone! In the mean time we should account that Britain has confiscated the mineral rights of Iran in 1913, then took the army and treasury a few years later. Operation Ajax killed the nascent Iranian democracy and rotten imperialism took America by the hand and invited it in its rotten business. Just one knot in the long string of misery that imperialism - and its never ending wars - has pelted humanity with. Now mark the payback; regional instability on which the super octane benzine of religious evil is being thrown at.
So we get back to Hillel: "what is hateful to you do not to to others. The rest is explanation. Now go and study". The world needs to study. Most of all the ignorant arrogant America needs to pull its head out its rectum. Luckily we have Menken who said that America always gets it right, after it exhausts all other possibilities. So sadly, there will be more wars.
it could be that humans communicate in a way they dont know about
seems to be a slow, inefficient way of communicating
in the long run, it will win
I cannot figure out what you are trying to say, beyond your missive to 'go study'.
I suggest taking your own advice and work on your writing skills.
He is at this time transporting large Armies of foreign Mercenaries to compleat the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of Cruelty & perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages, and totally unworthy the Head of a civilized nation...
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Missive, mission, shot over the bow, speaking in riddles or not, it is either "I know that I don't Know" or "go study", whichever adage suits the tender soul...
The U.S. government could increases its moral authority by punishing one of its allies in the Middle East for the many violations of international law that they commit. Instead it is selectively choosing an atrocity committed by a state that it opposes, thus making its claims of seeking to advance humanitarianism appear insincere.
If the goal is to represent humanitarianism and increase the moral standing of the U.S. government, starting the enforcement of international law with Syria, while it's in the middle of a civil war, is not the way to do it.
Here we go again.
John Kerrey's abysmal failure as a diplomat and as U.S. secretary of state is evident.
U.S. has no moral authority to send even one soldier to an Arab country until it displays all the "weapons of mass destruction" they said Iraq possesed. This was a the biggest lie of the century as we all know now.
Let the US govt. display the bodies on the white house lawn of the 650,000 men, women and children killed in the invasion of Iraq on the white house lawn along with the 5,000 US soldiers killed. Then let the congress vote on this measure if they wish to.
And then fair citizens:ask yourselves again.
An informed, unnamed Suni source said she "definitely did not use Chemical Weapons against her fellow countrymen and her husband is not part of the terrorist opposition".
Can I send my resume to the Economist now for that new Editor opening?
for this thing, i do not think the war is the good ways to solve this problem. we all know that if there is a war,that is, there must be some people need to lose their life, but who want to lose? we are in 21 century, we need to avoid that thing. who want to see the history is repeated?(war) we need a peasful world, not just a war world.
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- 56.69 g unsalted butter, chopped
- parmesan cheese
- 1Preheat oven to 180 C (Celsius) Toss rabbit in flour to coat, shaking off excess. Heat 1/4 cup oil in a large deep ovenproof frypan or casserole with a tight fitting lid over medium-high heat. Add half the rabbit and cook 2 minutes each side until golden. Remove then add another 1/4 cup oil and brown remaining rabbit.
- 2Wipe pan clean, then return to stove over medium heat with remaining 2 tbs oil. Add garlic and rosemary and stir for 1-2 minutes until garlic is just starting to colour. Return rabbit to pan with wine and stock, then bring to a simmer. Cover surface with baking paper, then cover with lid and transfer to oven for 30 minutes. Add chickpeas, re-cover and cook for a further 30 minutes or until meat is tender and falling off the bone.
- 3Remove the rabbit from the sauce, When cool enough to handle, shred the meat and set aside, discarding bones. Return ragu pan to the stove over medium high heat and reduce for 12-15 minutes until thickened. Add rabbit, warm through for 3-4 minutes, then season to taste with salt and pepper.
- 4While sauce is reducing, cook pasta in a large pan of boiling water salted water according to instructions. Drain. Stir butter into ragu, then add drained pasta and toss well. Top with parmesan.
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Nutritional Facts for Ragu of Slow Braised Rabbit W. Chickpeas, Rosemary & Garlic
Serving Size: 1 (758 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 1378.7
- Calories from Fat 453
- 32%
- Total Fat 50.3 g
- 77%
- Saturated Fat 17.3 g
- 86%
- Cholesterol 433.6 mg
- 144%
- Sodium 509.5 mg
- 21%
- Total Carbohydrate 54.9 g
- 18%
- Dietary Fiber 3.5 g
- 14%
- Sugars 3.1 g
- 12%
- Protein 156.8 g
- 313%
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