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Election Night Is Just the Begining of the Fight!

By on February 23, 2012

The first part of the video is election night from Golden Hall in San Diego the 51st congressional district our hopes and prayers for real change are with Nick “Gunny” Popaditch. The Second aspect of this video is that this has all happened before when a governemnt fails to represent the people and is a tyranny then the people have no choice left but rebellion, and we’re clearly seeing the begining of total rebellion. We have seen it before and I draw the Historical comparison to the Jacobyte rebellion and the resistance of the IRA. When political and diplomatic negotiations fail then we have only violent rebellion left to insure our people are fairly represented. We may have to force our government to respect our demands at gunpoint! This election was a complete fraud for those of you that still can’t see the obvious and we have almost exausted all peaceful negotiation with this tyrannical governement, so what is left? Total war is all that’s left to us! I saw the begining of it last night and so did all of you, but most of you do not realize it yet. This is a game they let us win a few seats in the House but this is not in any way a decisive victory and the tyrants are still in power! Now is the time we begin to force them to recogzise our power, and we’ve only just begun to fight. We have rebel friends around the world too that will join us in our eternal struggle for freedom.
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Happy Birthday to Shaykh ul Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri

By on February 21, 2012

Great contemporary Islamic thinker, exegete, scholar and statesman, Professor Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri was born in the city of Jhang in 1951, four years after the creation of Pakistan. He graduated in arts and law with distinction from the Punjab University. He was awarded PhD by the Punjab University in 1986 on the thesis Punishments in Islam, their classification and philosophy. He took allegiance at the hand of Sayyidina Tahir Ala-ud-Din al-Qadri al-Gilani who groomed him in the mystic way of life and who is his spiritual benefactor. Among his teachers are included his father Dr Farid-ul-Din Qadri, Mawlana Zia-ud-Din Madani, Mawlana Ahmad Saeed Kazmi, Dr Burhan Ahmad Farooqi, Dr Muhammad bin Alawi, all men of high intellectual calibre and scholarly stature. He has delivered thousands of lectures spanning diverse facets of Islam, its religious, spiritual, historical, moral, legal, political, economic, social and scientific aspects and its comparison with other religions. He also delivers lectures at foreign universities on various intellectual and contemporary issues. He has written numerous books in Urdu, English and Arabic to date. Many of his books have been translated into different languages. His lectures are also broadcast from different TV channels in the Western and Arabian world. Minhaj-ul-Quran International launched by him is thriving now in more than 80 countries of the world. He also laid the foundation of mass education programme (MEP) in Pakistan, which …
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School science project. Solar.

By on February 18, 2012

Buy an acre of raw land, near power lines. Install 100 solar panels. Start a solar farm. It is a smart way to make a $ $ million. Sell solar energy onto the grid. This is the age of the Solar gold. Solar gushers. More millionaires will be made on Solar Farms, in the next 5 years, than in any other field. Solar panels last 40 years. The cost of the 100 panels is recovered in 3 years. After 3 years is is all cash flow. Live on the land in an RV with solar panels on the roof. Eliminate nuclear power with solar panels. Your investment will be 00. for an empty lot. 4 solar panels from Costco or Home Depot 00. An RV to live in 00. You can now add new panels each month. This is a better investment than stocks, which lose money most of the time. If you are age 20, you will now have a solar farm for life, that will feed & house you as you build your new Geo theramal Berm house on the lot. Add a wind mill. Many banks will loan 000. with such a business plan. Comparison of the Million Solar Roofs initative and the Feed in tariffs. Energy change can only be effected via a revolution in energy technologies. The energy source changes done by the modern industrial history of Germany from 1990 to 2012, provides a role model. No great changes have ever come from international agreements; like Copenhagen or the Kyoto Protocol. Many improvements in energy were achieved relatively independently of politics. The drive behind each technological revolution was to be faster, to make …
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Do You think Shiv Sena ( & MNS ) is the Best Hindu Political Party in India ?

By on February 12, 2012

Question by The RAMBO -V: Do You think Shiv Sena ( & MNS ) is the Best Hindu Political Party in India ?
Do You think Shiv Sena ( & MNS ) is the Best Hindu Political Party in India ?

I believe that in Comparison to the BJP , MNS & Shiv Sena happen to be the best Political Parties in India , which are more interested in protecting Hindu Interests .

This is the Only Political Party that has spoken up against Pakistanis & Indian Muslims being in the Indian Cricket Team . You need to support them . These Guys have no Place here in India , they belong to Pakistan .

I would be happy to see Shiv Sena in Andhra Pradesh ( a Neighbouring State ) .

It would be good if Bal Thackeray could be PM . ( Even Narendra Modi ) .

Best answer:

Answer by Ajeet M
Extreme fundamentalists in the veil of religion by self-righteous persons and groups are not good for anyone.

It is very important that we PROTEST all extreme fundamentalist ideology which includes – Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Jews, and others .

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30th June 2011 J30 Coalition of Resistance KONP UKuncut

By on February 9, 2012

On 30th June several public sector unions came out on strikes over pension cuts. Many other anti-cuts organisations were also active on that day. The main strike against pension cuts was organised by the UCU, PCS & NUT. Several schools/colleges and job centres were affected by the picket. In addition the following were present: Coalition of Resistance Horsforth Against the Cuts Leeds Uncut Leeds Keep Our NHS Public (KONP) Palestine Solidarity Campaign TUC Unison And members of ?3? political parties including Leeds Green Party. The main march started in Leeds Met/Hyde Park and walked to City Square opposite the station. I estimate there was 400 people marching and this reached 500-700 once in the City Square. For comparison: *UPDATE: public debt excluding the state owned banks is approximately £910bn and £2252.9bn including the banks (www.statistics.gov.uk We are still borrowing £17-18bn each year. Preventing tax havens would raise 100bn each year Robin Hood/Tobin tax would raise £20-30bn Renewing Trident (nuclear submarines) would cost £25bn Subsidies to banks would raise £10-100 bn each year Afghanistan costs 20-30bn each year Libya is currently (June 2011) heading towards £0.5 bn Author: Leeds Green Party Member I also support Leeds KONP & Coalition of Resistance.
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Taiwanese Legislature Fight

By on February 6, 2012

“Taiwan Legislature Dissolves Into Chaos” The Associated Press Friday, January 19, 2007; 9:20 AM TAIPEI, Taiwan — A ruling party lawmaker threw a shoe at the speaker of Taiwan’s legislature on Friday and assorted colleagues pushed and shoved each other, throwing the final day of the winter legislative session into chaos. The scenes were reminiscent of past Taiwanese legislative brawls, and represented another low point in the island’s sometimes stormy transition from dictatorship to democracy. Friday’s trouble erupted when dozens of lawmakers from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party stormed the speaker’s dais to prevent voting on a proposal to change the composition of the Central Election Commission. The commission is responsible for administering elections on the island of 23 million people and is generally considered nonpartisan. Opposition Nationalists responded to the DPP’s move by rushing forward to protect speaker Wang Jin-pyng, one of the Nationalists’ senior members. DPP lawmaker Wang Shu-huei flung a shoe at the speaker, but it struck the face of a lawmaker next to him. Another legislator threw the shoe back at Wang Shu-huei and ripped up a DPP political placard. Earlier, a DPP lawmaker grabbed a Nationalist by the jacket collar and tried to push him down against a desk, while dozens of legislators pushed and shoved in the background. Taiwan’s Legislature has a reputation for violent incidents ever since the dismantling of martial law in 1987. Friday’s …
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Do you think the minor UK political parties (UK Independence Party, BNP, Green party) will ever be voted in?

By on February 1, 2012

Question by Pig on a stack of money: Do you think the minor UK political parties (UK Independence Party, BNP, Green party) will ever be voted in?
It seemed kind of pointless any of them running for government this year… did they think they could have won? They had almost no votes by comparison to the major three parties.

My mum said they’re probably hoping to get in in 4/8 years time. Do you think that will happen?

Btw I have nothing against these three parties, in fact I voted for UKIP.

Cheers

Best answer:

Answer by NeoNerd
UKIP had, over the country, far more votes that some of the minor parties who got seats. They just have a very spread-out base of voters.

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What animals can be connected to political parties?

By on February 1, 2012

Question by veggieleezy: What animals can be connected to political parties?
I’m trying to come up with new animals for the Republicans and Democrats as well as include the three biggest “minor league” parties (Green, Libertarian, and Constitution). I’m trying to think of animals that suit their political ideologies/personalities. I’m using this link for the parties’ philosophies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_parties_in_the_United_States#Politics_comparison
Any and all help is appreciated.
I’m trying to come up with new animals for the Republicans and Democrats as well as include the three biggest “minor league” parties (Green, Libertarian, and Constitution). I’m trying to think of animals that suit their political ideologies/personalities. I’m using this link for the parties’ philosophies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_parties_in_the_United_States#Politics_comparison
Any and all help is appreciated. Please try to be as neutral as possible.

Best answer:

Answer by Shovel Ready
For the Democrats: jackasses, sheep, lemmings, and bugs under a rock.

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Happy Birthday to Shaykh ul Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri

By on January 29, 2012

Great contemporary Islamic thinker, exegete, scholar and statesman, Professor Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri was born in the city of Jhang in 1951, four years after the creation of Pakistan. He graduated in arts and law with distinction from the Punjab University. He was awarded PhD by the Punjab University in 1986 on the thesis Punishments in Islam, their classification and philosophy. He took allegiance at the hand of Sayyidina Tahir Ala-ud-Din al-Qadri al-Gilani who groomed him in the mystic way of life and who is his spiritual benefactor. Among his teachers are included his father Dr Farid-ul-Din Qadri, Mawlana Zia-ud-Din Madani, Mawlana Ahmad Saeed Kazmi, Dr Burhan Ahmad Farooqi, Dr Muhammad bin Alawi, all men of high intellectual calibre and scholarly stature. He has delivered thousands of lectures spanning diverse facets of Islam, its religious, spiritual, historical, moral, legal, political, economic, social and scientific aspects and its comparison with other religions. He also delivers lectures at foreign universities on various intellectual and contemporary issues. He has written numerous books in Urdu, English and Arabic to date. Many of his books have been translated into different languages. His lectures are also broadcast from different TV channels in the Western and Arabian world. Minhaj-ul-Quran International launched by him is thriving now in more than 80 countries of the world. He also laid the foundation of mass education programme (MEP) in Pakistan, which …
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Teenage Behavior Problems: Smoking, Drinking, and Love-making – How to Say No: Moral Maturity (1951)

By on January 27, 2012

DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchive.org Peer pressure refers to the influence exerted by a peer group in encouraging a person to change his or her attitudes, values, or behavior in order to conform to group norms. Social groups affected include membership groups, when the individual is “formally” a member (for example, political party, trade union), or a social clique. A person affected by peer pressure may or may not want to belong to these groups. They may also recognize dissociative groups with which they would not wish to associate, and thus they behave adversely concerning that group’s behaviors. In young people, youth peer pressure is considered as one of the most frequently referred to forms of peer pressure. It is particularly common because most youth spend large amounts of time in fixed groups (schools and subgroups within them) regardless of their opinion of those groups. In addition to this, they may lack the maturity to handle pressure from ‘friends’. Also, young people are more willing to behave negatively towards those who are not members of their own peer groups. However, youth peer pressure can also have positive effects. For example, if one is involved with a group of people that are ambitious and working to succeed, one might feel pressured to follow suit to avoid feeling excluded from the group. Sometimes the child is pressuring themselves. They feel like they need to be in this group to be “cool” or “in.” Therefore, the youth would be pressured into …

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