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Bud White
October 19th, 2007, 12:06 PM
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Lock and load

A VNN 59 eldo production in association with Marlboro Red enterprises


featuring: Bud White and Dietrich

casting: Marv Tapirman

creative consultant and audio editing : Craig "Chain" Cobb

personal trainer to Mr. White :Mark Faust



RAted NC-17, no admission under 17


Showtime : 7:30 est and downloads


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Donnachaidh
October 19th, 2007, 07:34 PM
These kike cocksmokers drove my uncle crazy in Newburgh, N.Y. with one of these home synagogues. They used to park their cars on his artichoke beds and ruin five years work in one night. And there wasn't a thing he could do about it as Ulster County is as good as Israel as far as jews are concerned. You are right about the sense of resignation too. He eventually moved to get away from them.

P.S.
Where is our Israel? Why don't we have a place of sanctuary anywhere on earth?

James Thornwell
October 19th, 2007, 08:21 PM
Fellas, I've known about Rutherford Institute for several decades.

I'm sorry to say, it is (judeo-)Christian, not judaic.

The donations of thousands of Christians is undoubtedly being used to defend that kike's right to ruin the neighborhood.

News
October 19th, 2007, 09:02 PM
I was chatting with a girl over in Buckner, Missouri(just east of KCMO area, and she works in a factory there where she claims all the small arms ammunition is manufactured for the military. ALL of it.

It's odd that they would be manufacturing all their eggs from one basket like that.

I looked it up and sure enough, the "Lake City" ammunition plant makes ALL of zog's ammo. Olin runs it.

BTW it isn't quite as far east as Buckner, that's where she lives. It's right on the edge of Independence.

EDIT: ok nevermind it's practically Buckner too http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=lake+city,+missouri&ie=UTF8&ll=39.11035,-94.255142&spn=0.351107,0.6427&z=11&iwloc=addr&om=1

I can't get over how ALL military small arms ammo comes from one single factory.

YANKEE_JIM
October 19th, 2007, 09:12 PM
Ulster County is as good as Israel as far as jews are concerned.


Ulster County Jewish Federation (http://www.ucjf.org/)


http://www.ucjf.org/Mogen%20David.GIF


Older articles:

The Jewish Federation of Ulster County, which federation president Michelle Tuchman calls the official voice of the Jewish community on all non-religious matters, has arranged a series of five workshops with Israeli consular officials on such topics as "Combating Anti-Israel Sentiment on Campus" and "Understanding and Working with the Media."

The workshops, organizers say, are intended to bring historical context to the debate and give participants a solid foundation of facts from which to speak out on behalf of Israel in public and private forums.

Tuchman, who runs an Uptown Kingston cigar store, said that while there is a diversity of opinion among federation members, the group's official policy is unwavering support for Israel and its elected government.

"Wherever we stand, we stand with Israel," she said.

http://www.dailyfreeman.com/site/index.cfm?newsid=5617373&BRD=1769&PAG=461&dept_id=74969&rfi=8


A HIGH-RANKING official with the Israeli consulate in the United States will be in Kingston next month to kick off a series of seminars aimed at increasing support for Israel.

Yahel Vilan, Israel's consul for public affairs in this country, will speak at 7 p.m. Oct. 6 at Congregation Agudas Achim, 254 Lucas Ave. Vilan's appearance is part of a series of five local seminars and workshops featuring Israeli consular officials and sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Ulster County.

http://www.dailyfreeman.com/site/index.cfm?newsid=5526681&BRD=1769&PAG=461&dept_id=74969&rfi=8


Pro-Israel rally set for Sunday in Kingston

KINGSTON - The Jewish Federation of Ulster County - in conjunction with area synagogues and community and religious leaders - will host a pro-Israel rally from 12:30-3:30 p.m. Sunday on Wall Street in Uptown Kingston.

The purpose of the rally is to build support - both moral and financial - for Israel, said federation President Michelle Tuchman.

http://www.dailyfreeman.com/site/index.cfm?newsid=4308536&BRD=1769&PAG=461&dept_id=74969&rfi=8

I was there. :D


-Jim

News
October 19th, 2007, 09:18 PM
Hey guys... about "holy man" pedophiles, an important point to make whenever you mention it: Lubomyr Prytulak, on his old site, had quite a collection of molestor rabbis. He did the math and found that there are about 90 times as many priests in north america as rabbis...

So, when you see one pedophile rabbi, you would need 90 priest cases to balance it. Rabbis are far worse than Catholic priests.

One good thing is that Rabbis almost always victimize other jews.

Mishko Novosel
October 19th, 2007, 09:20 PM
I gotta say, this is great fricken show.... You guys work REALLY REALLY well together.... Nice work....

KraftAkt
October 19th, 2007, 11:45 PM
Actually there is a misconception about Galileo and his treatment by the church. The church did actually look at the evidence. And although Galileo was proven right after his death during his time there wasnt actually enough evidence to proof the churchs position necessarily wrong.

Cardinal Bellarmine was willing to countenance scientific truth if it could be proven or demonstrated (McMullin 1998). But Bellarmine held that the planetary theories of Ptolemy and Copernicus (and presumably Tycho Brahe) were only hypotheses and due to their mathematical, purely calculatory character were not susceptible to physical proof. This is a sort of instrumentalist, anti-realist position (Duhem, Machamer 1976). There are any number of ways to argue for some sort of instrumentalism. Duhem himself argued that science is not metaphysics, and so only deals with useful conjectures that enable us to systematize the phenomena. Subtler versions, without an Aquinian metaphysical bias, of this position have been argued subsequently and more fully by van Fraassen and others. Less sweepingly, it could reasonably be argued that both Ptolemy and Copernicus' theories were primarily mathematical, and that what Galileo was defending was not Copernicus' theory per se, but a physical realization of it. In fact, it might be more appropriate to say that the Copernican theory that Galileo was constructing was a physical realization of parts of Copernicus' theory, which, by the way, dispensed with all the mathematical trappings (eccentrics, epicycles, Tusi couples and the like). Galileo would be led to such a view by his concern with matter theory. Of course, put this way, we are faced with the question of what constitutes identity conditions for a theory or being the same theory. There is clearly a way in which Galileo's Copernicanism is not Copernicus.

Another aspect which has been hotly debated is: what constitutes proof or demonstration of a scientific claim? In 1616, the same year that Copernicus' book was placed on the Index of Prohibited Books, Galileo was called before Cardinal Robert Bellarmine, head of the Holy Office of the Inquisition and warned not to defend or teach Copernicanism. During this year Galileo also completed a manuskript, On the Ebb and Flow of the Tides. The argument of this manuskript will turn up 17 years later as day Four of Galileo's Dialogues concerning the Two Chief World Systems. This argument, about the tides, Galileo believed provided proof of the truth of the Copernican theory. It was an argument for the physical plausibility of Galileo's version of the Copernican theory. Let's look more closely at his argument.

Galileo argues that the motion of the earth (diurnal and axial) is the only conceivable (or maybe plausible) physical cause for the reciprocal regular motion of the tides. He restricts the possible class of causes to mechanical motions, and so rules out Kepler's attribution of the moon as a cause. How could the moon, without any connection and at a distance, cause the tides of the seas to ebb and flow? Such an explanation would amount to the invocation of magic or occult powers. So the motion of the earth causes the waters in the basins of the seas to slosh back and forth, and since the earth's diurnal and axial rotation is regular, so are the periods of the tides; the backward movement is due to the residual impetus built up in the water during its slosh. Differences in tidal flows are due to the differences in the physical conformations of the basins in which they flow (for background and more detail, see Palmieri 1998).

Albeit mistaken, the argument is made plausible given Galileo's commitment to accepting only mechanically intelligible causation. One can see why Galileo thinks he has some sort of proof for the motion of the earth, and therefore for Copernicanism. Yet one can also see why Bellarmine and the instrumentalists would not be impressed. First, they do not accept Galileo's restriction of possible causes to mechanically intelligible causes. Second, the tidal argument does not directly deal with the annual motion of the earth about the sun. And third, the argument does not touch anything about the central position of the sun or about the periods of the planets as calculated by Copernicus. So at its best, Galileo's argument is an inference to the best partial explanation of one point in Copernicus' theory. However, for Galileo this was enough for him to believe that he had the necessary proof to convince the doubters of the Copernican system. Unfortunately, it was not until after Galileo's life and the acceptance of a cosmology of unified matter, based on the presuppositions about matter and motion that were published in the Discourses on the Two New Sciences that people became ready to consider such a proof. But this could occur only after Galileo had changed the acceptable parameters for gaining knowledge and theorizing about the world.

http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/galileo/#3
Its worse today than in the middle ages, guys. :[]

James Thornwell
October 20th, 2007, 12:27 AM
You guys aren't even mentioning the extreme cruelty to animals that kosher enforces. Michael Hoffman II has done some excellent work exposing this.

Mishko Novosel
October 20th, 2007, 12:30 AM
You guys aren't even mentioning the extreme cruelty to animals that kosher enforces. Michael Hoffman II has done some excellent work exposing this.

So you think a jew does excellent work?

1st Edu
October 22nd, 2007, 06:13 PM
Good show guys! united Kwa-dumb:krofl

There was alot of funney stuff in there.

That shit movie Hillary Duff is making is sick.