http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/member.php?u=19058 A social site powered by it's members en H.Atakan KOC www.sonkonu.com 60 http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=9027 Thu, 10 Apr 2008 01:17:15 GMT I certainly hope so.
I'm not sure why, but every time there's a thread about music
and what kind of music you like, or what bands or songs
they always seem to evade my mind and not get put down.
So heres a thread just for them.
If you havent heard anything at all from them or even
heard OF them, which i'm sure you have, fucking download some.]]> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=9027 Hard Rock (Metal) DickFinnigan> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8925 Thu, 03 Apr 2008 04:44:56 GMT So normally im pretty good with the ladies.
I dont have a problem hooking up with the hot little ladies
at parties and the bar. But now im faced with a dilemna.
How in the fuck do you get with your best friend.
Not a best guy friend.
And by "get with" i dont mean have a wild night and quit talkin to her.
i mean like pretty much the same shit as bullfrog. for those of you
who know what im talking about. except for im not a child molester.
or a pedophile ( jk Bullfrog, hope you can take a joke)
I took this girl to my Grad. over the girlfriend i had at the time.
we're pretty tight and theres no topic that we cant talk about easily.
but seriously, how the fuck do you do it?
or can you?
do i just kill her and just totally cut out the problem completely or what?





im not actually gonna kill anyone, for anyone whos real fuckin stupid.]]> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8925 Bullshit DickFinnigan> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8503 Sat, 01 Mar 2008 19:03:46 GMT I love it to death.
Anyone else love to shred?
Got a Capita mid life artist, drake mikey leblanc bindings (like 3 or 4 years old i think but i love em.), and 32 Timba boots.]]> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8503 Bullshit DickFinnigan> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8446 Wed, 27 Feb 2008 05:29:53 GMT JBS
Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Several internal audits by one of its own agencies reveal that the UN has wasted tens of millions of dollars in its "peacekeeping operations" in Sudan over the past three years.

Follow this link to the original source: "Audit of U.N.’s Sudan Mission Finds Tens of Millions in Waste"

The UN Security Council established its mission in Sudan in March 2005, under the guise of helping to settle a 22-year-old civil war that has left 2 million dead, leaving tens of thousands, if not millions, ho***ess and hungry.

Earlier this month, the Washington Post obtained a copy of a confidential audit from October 2006 where "a number of potential fraud indicators and cases of mismanagement and waste," were noted by the UN Office for International Oversight Services, the UN agency conducting the audits.

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Irregularities that have been identified so far include:

• Thousands of food rations being lost to theft and spoilage.
• Millions of dollars being wasted by renting warehouses that were never used.
• The unnecessary expenditure of $1.2 million used for booking blocks of luxurious hotel rooms for UN staffers that were never used.
• A UN agent is accused of steering a $589,000 contract to Radiola Aerospace for solar airport runway lights when the company helped his wife obtain a student visa.
• Two senior procurement officials, one U.S. citizen and one from New Zealand, are charged with misconduct for not complying with rules designed to prevent corruption.
• A $200 million contract with Eurest Support Services, a British catering company, is being examined, as the company has already been charged with rigging bids in three different African countries.
• One contract to supply gravel for peacekeeping barracks was described in the audit as "exorbitant."
• Over $9 million in unnecessary fees went to a Canadian company, Skylink Aviation, by releasing it from its obligation to fulfill a contract.
• Another $9 million was wasted by hiring a company to clear UN goods through customs instead of UN staffers doing the job.
Now, for the excuses:

• UN peacekeeping officials, while acknowledging problems in Sudan contend that procurement officials were "perhaps in over their heads, but not corrupt."
• Understaffing and changes in troop deployment schedules upended UN plans and led to higher costs.
• UN officials agree costs are high, but it is the government of Sudan that has prohibited the UN from doing the job.
• The UN procurement division "did not have the necessary capacity and expertise to handle the large magnitude of procurement actions" in Sudan.
• "This is seen as a witch hunt that is not warranted given the fluidity and complexity of that mission," said one UN official not authorized to speak publicly about the investigations.
• Skylink Aviation said the terms of its initial contract with the UN were unfair because the slow deployment of troops reduced the amount of fuel needed. "We were losing money big time," said Jan Ottens, senior executive at Skylink.
• Radiola’s managing director Brent Albiston admits it violated UN rules when it sponsored the visa for the UN official’s wife in exchange for the contract, "but absolutely no money passed hands," he said.

Keep in mind these are the admitted activities of just one UN mission — the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
Faith McDonnell is director of the Institute on Religion and Democracy’s Church Alliance for a New Sudan. She added these comments:

The greatest tragedy here is that a little money can go a long way in helping those Sudanese who are in need. While nonprofit aid organizations and churches can do wonders with just a few hundred or thousand dollars, the UN wastes millions. The lost opportunities are staggering.

There are reports in Juba of UN workers served luxurious brunches by five-star chefs while southern Sudanese outside scramble to piece together paltry school tuition fees. It is nothing short of a travesty.

Southern Sudan is really the best hope for peace in the entire country. Marginalized people/groups are coming together with Southern Sudanese as never before. All Sudanese who want just peace, secular democracy, and religious freedom are counting on the UN and African Union forces to assist them in stabilizing and developing their country, not taking control from indigenous leaders and replaying the same corruption we’ve seen in many other countries.
How corrupt does an organization have to be, with examples abounding of every kind of immorality, criminal behavior, abuse and corruption committed by UN individuals and agencies as a whole, before people wake up to the reality of its workings and agenda?




http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles...8/260208UN.htm]]> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8446 Politics DickFinnigan> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8440 Tue, 26 Feb 2008 06:32:09 GMT Online Journal
Monday, February 25, 2008

According to the Dallas Star-Telegram, the Secret Service gave an order to stop screening for weapons for a full hour before the February 20 Barack Obama rally in Dallas. Metal detectors were turned off, and bags were not checked, as hundreds were allowed to file into Reunion Arena. This bizarre activity “ordered by federal officials,” was immediately reported by an alarmed Dallas Police Department, which knew that it was a “lapse in security."

The Secret Service (which has been assigned to Obama since August 2007) has denied the allegations, declaring post-facto that the event was secure. However, the Secret Service has provided no detailed explanation about this blatant security stand-down. It is not known who gave the orders. The Obama camp itself has issued no statement.

While this story has been vastly underreported by major corporate media, independent liberal media, particularly Democratic Party and Obama faithful, have expressed astonishment and outrage. President John F. Kennedy’s 1963 assassination in Dallas, Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination in 1968 (which came on the eve of his California presidential primary victory) were also facilitated by Secret Service “lapses."


While there is no doubt that Barack Obama, bankrolled and sponsored by political elites, appears to be closing in on the Democratic Party nomination, and is an enthusiastic imperial war facilitator, this does not eliminate the real danger he faces from political adversaries.

It goes without saying that Obama is viewed as a bitter enemy (at the very least a symbolic one) by the Bush-Cheney-McCain-neocon gang. Obama not only faces threats from fanatical right-wing and racist elements, but the desperately power-hungry rivals within the more conservative neoliberal wing of the Democratic faction, led by the Clintons. The incendiary Karl Rove-esque attacks launched against Obama by the Clinton apparatus have become increasingly bitter, personal, and below-the-belt in recent weeks.

Obama is also competing with Hillary Clinton for the support of John Edwards. Edwards, the calculating emissary of Bilderberg Group interests, who was, according to Daniel Estulin, author of The True Story of the Bilderberg Group, handpicked by Henry Kissinger to be John Kerry’s vice presidential partner in 2004, may be positioning himself for the same powerful seat this year. Kissinger (who is lurking in McCain's camp for 2008) and other leading elites already have control of the entire process, from both sides.

Obama’s supporters, and congressional allies such as Senator Dick Durbin, have been concerned for Obama's safety for months.

It must be noted that the Clintons’ longtime criminal connections, which both tie to, and parallel, those of the Bush family/faction are well-documented (but roundly ignored) fact. The Clintons and Bushes have been full partners across official and unofficial power agendas, co-rulers of the United States, for over two decades. The body count that can be attributed to these two cooperative factions is long and gruesome.

The Clintons’ love of presidential election-season intimidation and dirty tricks are well-known. During the 1992 race for the Democratic Party nomination, Jerry Brown repeatedly accused the Clintons of resorting to tricks worthy of Nixon. As noted by Michael C. Ruppert in Crossing the Rubicon, Ross Perot withdrew from the 1992 presidential contest, pressured into assuring a Clinton victory, after Perot and has family received death threats. (Ruppert, who worked for the Perot campaign, witnessed this firsthand.)

Any prominent political figure who dares vary an inch from the imperial geopolitical script faces threats; first to their reputations and careers, and then their lives. In the “godfather government” that is the United States, this is the rule. This same criminal stranglehold prevents “change” -- even the slightest variance from establishment consensus. And even high-level representatives who operate well within the consensus must still defend themselves from “colleagues."

No government can be trusted. Nor can government officials and elites trust each other.


http://www.propagandamatrix.com/arti...50208Obama.htm]]> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8440 Politics DickFinnigan> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8437 Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:41:16 GMT http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8437 Bullshit DickFinnigan> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8394 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 19:03:48 GMT Best curse word ever.
but, Fuck it..
Whats your pick.
Some basics to vote on.]]> http://www.anarchistcookbook.com/showthread.php?t=8394 Bullshit DickFinnigan>