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  • O Oakman

    JimmyRopes wrote:

    If you take yourself too seriously he will eventually offend you

    There are those with whom I have disagreed quite vehemently who still seem to respect my views...at least I think there are :~

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    Oakman wrote:

    There are those with whom I have disagreed quite vehemently who still seem to respect my views...at least I think there are

    You will never know who your univoter really is. :~ If it is any consolation I get univoters stalking me from time to time. I consider it a validation that I am not conforming to the mediocrity.

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    • N Nish Nishant

      Oakman wrote:

      There are those with whom I have disagreed quite vehemently who still seem to respect my views...at least I think there are

      If all of us agreed on everything, then what good would be this forum? Though I've found that while I've disagreed with some folks on certain issues, I haven't found anyone with whom I haven't also agreed with on some particular topic. On to be more clear I don't think there's anybody here with whom I disagree on every single issue.

      Regards, Nish


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      Oakman
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      Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

      I don't think there's anybody here with whom I disagree on every single issue.

      Well, you're a better man than I am. Whenever I find myself in agreement with Ilion, I have to seriously rethink the issue. I'd be embarrassed to agree with him on most subjects. Luckily this doesn't happen very often. ;)

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      • J JimmyRopes

        Oakman wrote:

        There are those with whom I have disagreed quite vehemently who still seem to respect my views...at least I think there are

        You will never know who your univoter really is. :~ If it is any consolation I get univoters stalking me from time to time. I consider it a validation that I am not conforming to the mediocrity.

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        Oakman
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        JimmyRopes wrote:

        You will never know who your univoter really is

        It's probably Chris Maunder.

        JimmyRopes wrote:

        If it is any consolation I get univoters stalking me from time to time. I consider it a validation that I am not conforming to the mediocrity.

        'tis indeed.

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        • O Oakman

          Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

          I don't think there's anybody here with whom I disagree on every single issue.

          Well, you're a better man than I am. Whenever I find myself in agreement with Ilion, I have to seriously rethink the issue. I'd be embarrassed to agree with him on most subjects. Luckily this doesn't happen very often. ;)

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          Nish Nishant
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          Oakman wrote:

          I'd be embarrassed to agree with him on most subjects. Luckily this doesn't happen very often.

          "Yeah, that's right Ilion. Hey! Wait a minute? Wha...?" :laugh:

          Regards, Nish


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          • O Oakman

            As I type this, CNN is finishing up an interview with the ex-head of the Pakistan Intelligence Service, Hamid Gul, who may or may not be about to be extradited to India. Gul indeed went into great detail about the Jewish-American sham the world knows as 9/11. Gul is apparently a leader of Lashkar-e-Taiba, the organization that carried out the attack. According to the one surviving terrorist, they were trained by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence which is the outfit Gul headed. These stupid stupid people keep denying the truth when it becomes more and more obvious that elements in Pakistan were behind the attack. SecState Rice has made it clear, she believes, to the government of Pakistan that blanket denials aren't going to wash. "I did say to the Pakistanis that the argument that these are non-state actors is not acceptable," Rice said in an interview today on ABC’s This Week program. "Non-state actors in your territory are still your responsibility." According to some reports she has also told the Pak government that there is irreutable evidence of Pakistani involvement in the attacks. John McCain (according to the Hindu Newspaper) has warned Pakistan that they could end up leaving India no other option than to make strikes inside Pak territory. [^]

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            I'm not at all sure that the Government of Pakistan is more afraid of Islamic backlash than of what India or the United States represents. The report that in North West Pakistan, some 300 gunmen sympathisers (militants) did cause minor problems Militants torch Afghan supplies [^] And as Pakistan is a means to supply Allied Forces in Afghanistan, the seemingly lack of wholehearted Pakistani Military support to Allied operations, is it time to threaten use of "the big stick", and will Pakistan ignore it.

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            • O Oakman

              As I type this, CNN is finishing up an interview with the ex-head of the Pakistan Intelligence Service, Hamid Gul, who may or may not be about to be extradited to India. Gul indeed went into great detail about the Jewish-American sham the world knows as 9/11. Gul is apparently a leader of Lashkar-e-Taiba, the organization that carried out the attack. According to the one surviving terrorist, they were trained by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence which is the outfit Gul headed. These stupid stupid people keep denying the truth when it becomes more and more obvious that elements in Pakistan were behind the attack. SecState Rice has made it clear, she believes, to the government of Pakistan that blanket denials aren't going to wash. "I did say to the Pakistanis that the argument that these are non-state actors is not acceptable," Rice said in an interview today on ABC’s This Week program. "Non-state actors in your territory are still your responsibility." According to some reports she has also told the Pak government that there is irreutable evidence of Pakistani involvement in the attacks. John McCain (according to the Hindu Newspaper) has warned Pakistan that they could end up leaving India no other option than to make strikes inside Pak territory. [^]

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              JimmyRopes
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              Oakman wrote:

              according to the Hindu Newspaper

              I didn't know you read the Hindu Newspaper! :~

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              • N Nish Nishant

                I know some of you are wondering where guys like Adnan get their weird ideas from. Well, here's what they show on TV these days (excerpts, not footage) : In TV Interview, Pakistani Security Expert Accuses Western Zionists, Hindu Zionists of Planning 11/26 Mumbai Terror Attacks[^] Here's one excerpt which is representative of the kind of crap they telecast : "This is not the 9/11 he [George W. Bush] was talking about [recently], but the Indians have themselves always wanted to orchestrate a 9/11, to create the same drama [9/11] in which they could include Americans and Israelis. We have no doubt this was [the result of] a joint plan by Israelis, Americans and Indians - in other words, this was a joint plan by Western Zionists and Hindu Zionists; in it Israelis are directly involved, there is involvement of Mossad." Think how Pakistani folks are bombarded with this sort of reporting and journalism for decades - so that might really throw light on why educated guys like Adnan believe in this sort of stuff. But logically speaking, wouldn't someone in Pakistan notice the fact that Indian TV, American TV, British TV, European TV, etc are all saying the exact opposite of what their media says? Surely, the whole world can't be wrong!

                Regards, Nish


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                Adnan Siddiqi
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                So you had to come up with a post? LOL

                Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                I know some of you are wondering where guys like Adnan get their weird ideas from

                Same place where you guys get the ideas from for stuff like Bombay or any XYZ attacks that is 3rd rate underworld movie by Indian directors

                Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                are all saying the exact opposite of what their media says?

                Well the whole world knows you guys are not upto the mark yet to execute such plans perfectly. Few days back Oakman made a post that Indians could not impress Condi. I thnk this is the reason Indians are blaming Bengalis now. NIshant, you also bored me. :zzz: Enjoy the Sunday!

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                • A Adnan Siddiqi

                  So you had to come up with a post? LOL

                  Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                  I know some of you are wondering where guys like Adnan get their weird ideas from

                  Same place where you guys get the ideas from for stuff like Bombay or any XYZ attacks that is 3rd rate underworld movie by Indian directors

                  Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                  are all saying the exact opposite of what their media says?

                  Well the whole world knows you guys are not upto the mark yet to execute such plans perfectly. Few days back Oakman made a post that Indians could not impress Condi. I thnk this is the reason Indians are blaming Bengalis now. NIshant, you also bored me. :zzz: Enjoy the Sunday!

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                  Nish Nishant
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                  Adnan, Typical reply from you - no factual arguments. Just blind responses that confirm what I stated in my first post. So basically you are saying that the CIA, the US media, the US govt, the Indian govt, the Indian media, and the captured terrorist are all unified in some sort of conspiracy to defame Pakistan? Can't you see how absurd that theory is?

                  Regards, Nish


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                    Adnan, Typical reply from you - no factual arguments. Just blind responses that confirm what I stated in my first post. So basically you are saying that the CIA, the US media, the US govt, the Indian govt, the Indian media, and the captured terrorist are all unified in some sort of conspiracy to defame Pakistan? Can't you see how absurd that theory is?

                    Regards, Nish


                    Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
                    My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com link

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                    Monty2
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                    Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                    Can't you see how absurd that theory is?

                    Well banging your head against concrete would yield more results than to try to talk some sense into him.


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                    • J JimmyRopes

                      Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                      If all of us agreed on everything, then what good would be this forum?

                      That is assuming that this forum has some inherent good. :~

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                      Oakman
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                      JimmyRopes wrote:

                      That is assuming that this forum has some inherent good

                      It keeps us from hanging around on the street corners hassling respectable citizens.

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                      • N Nish Nishant

                        I know some of you are wondering where guys like Adnan get their weird ideas from. Well, here's what they show on TV these days (excerpts, not footage) : In TV Interview, Pakistani Security Expert Accuses Western Zionists, Hindu Zionists of Planning 11/26 Mumbai Terror Attacks[^] Here's one excerpt which is representative of the kind of crap they telecast : "This is not the 9/11 he [George W. Bush] was talking about [recently], but the Indians have themselves always wanted to orchestrate a 9/11, to create the same drama [9/11] in which they could include Americans and Israelis. We have no doubt this was [the result of] a joint plan by Israelis, Americans and Indians - in other words, this was a joint plan by Western Zionists and Hindu Zionists; in it Israelis are directly involved, there is involvement of Mossad." Think how Pakistani folks are bombarded with this sort of reporting and journalism for decades - so that might really throw light on why educated guys like Adnan believe in this sort of stuff. But logically speaking, wouldn't someone in Pakistan notice the fact that Indian TV, American TV, British TV, European TV, etc are all saying the exact opposite of what their media says? Surely, the whole world can't be wrong!

                        Regards, Nish


                        Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
                        My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com link

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                        If someone has an agenda they can can find an idiot and hang a label on them.

                        Visit http://www.notreadytogiveup.com/[^] and do something special today.

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                        • N Nish Nishant

                          I know some of you are wondering where guys like Adnan get their weird ideas from. Well, here's what they show on TV these days (excerpts, not footage) : In TV Interview, Pakistani Security Expert Accuses Western Zionists, Hindu Zionists of Planning 11/26 Mumbai Terror Attacks[^] Here's one excerpt which is representative of the kind of crap they telecast : "This is not the 9/11 he [George W. Bush] was talking about [recently], but the Indians have themselves always wanted to orchestrate a 9/11, to create the same drama [9/11] in which they could include Americans and Israelis. We have no doubt this was [the result of] a joint plan by Israelis, Americans and Indians - in other words, this was a joint plan by Western Zionists and Hindu Zionists; in it Israelis are directly involved, there is involvement of Mossad." Think how Pakistani folks are bombarded with this sort of reporting and journalism for decades - so that might really throw light on why educated guys like Adnan believe in this sort of stuff. But logically speaking, wouldn't someone in Pakistan notice the fact that Indian TV, American TV, British TV, European TV, etc are all saying the exact opposite of what their media says? Surely, the whole world can't be wrong!

                          Regards, Nish


                          Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
                          My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com link

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                          Christian Graus
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                          Think fat_boy and global warming. Think Stan and socialism. If people have decided the world is wrong, every conflicting report is just further proof of the conspiracy.

                          Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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                          • N Nish Nishant

                            I know some of you are wondering where guys like Adnan get their weird ideas from. Well, here's what they show on TV these days (excerpts, not footage) : In TV Interview, Pakistani Security Expert Accuses Western Zionists, Hindu Zionists of Planning 11/26 Mumbai Terror Attacks[^] Here's one excerpt which is representative of the kind of crap they telecast : "This is not the 9/11 he [George W. Bush] was talking about [recently], but the Indians have themselves always wanted to orchestrate a 9/11, to create the same drama [9/11] in which they could include Americans and Israelis. We have no doubt this was [the result of] a joint plan by Israelis, Americans and Indians - in other words, this was a joint plan by Western Zionists and Hindu Zionists; in it Israelis are directly involved, there is involvement of Mossad." Think how Pakistani folks are bombarded with this sort of reporting and journalism for decades - so that might really throw light on why educated guys like Adnan believe in this sort of stuff. But logically speaking, wouldn't someone in Pakistan notice the fact that Indian TV, American TV, British TV, European TV, etc are all saying the exact opposite of what their media says? Surely, the whole world can't be wrong!

                            Regards, Nish


                            Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
                            My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com link

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                            The PK article sounds disturbingly similiar to the those people here in the US (and you know who you are) who said George Bush blew up the world trade center to get another term in office.

                            MrPlankton

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                            (bad guy)"To a responsible future in a properly managed world."
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                            • A Adnan Siddiqi

                              So you had to come up with a post? LOL

                              Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                              I know some of you are wondering where guys like Adnan get their weird ideas from

                              Same place where you guys get the ideas from for stuff like Bombay or any XYZ attacks that is 3rd rate underworld movie by Indian directors

                              Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                              are all saying the exact opposite of what their media says?

                              Well the whole world knows you guys are not upto the mark yet to execute such plans perfectly. Few days back Oakman made a post that Indians could not impress Condi. I thnk this is the reason Indians are blaming Bengalis now. NIshant, you also bored me. :zzz: Enjoy the Sunday!

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                              Oakman
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                              Adnan Siddiqi wrote:

                              Few days back Oakman made a post that Indians could not impress Condi.

                              I actually said that Pakistan's response to India's demand that 20 terrorists be extradited did not impress Condi Rice [Original Post^] Got that? Pakistan did not impress Condi. Adnan, I don't know whether your command of English is slipping even more than usual, or whether you're just throwing out any lie you can think of in hopes of clouding the issue but either way, you're going to have to do a lot better if you expect to talk with the grownups.

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                              • N Nish Nishant

                                Adnan, Typical reply from you - no factual arguments. Just blind responses that confirm what I stated in my first post. So basically you are saying that the CIA, the US media, the US govt, the Indian govt, the Indian media, and the captured terrorist are all unified in some sort of conspiracy to defame Pakistan? Can't you see how absurd that theory is?

                                Regards, Nish


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                                My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com link

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                                Oakman
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                                Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                                So basically you are saying that the CIA, the US media, the US govt, the Indian govt, the Indian media, and the captured terrorist are all unified in some sort of conspiracy to defame Pakistan? Can't you see how absurd that theory is?

                                If Adnan is representative of the educated classes in Pakistan - which I hope is not true - then all those assorted organizations would have to do is stand by and let Pakistan cover itself in poverty, stupidity, and insanity. After all, no-one is required to save someone who wants to drown in his own shit.

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                                • N Nish Nishant

                                  I know some of you are wondering where guys like Adnan get their weird ideas from. Well, here's what they show on TV these days (excerpts, not footage) : In TV Interview, Pakistani Security Expert Accuses Western Zionists, Hindu Zionists of Planning 11/26 Mumbai Terror Attacks[^] Here's one excerpt which is representative of the kind of crap they telecast : "This is not the 9/11 he [George W. Bush] was talking about [recently], but the Indians have themselves always wanted to orchestrate a 9/11, to create the same drama [9/11] in which they could include Americans and Israelis. We have no doubt this was [the result of] a joint plan by Israelis, Americans and Indians - in other words, this was a joint plan by Western Zionists and Hindu Zionists; in it Israelis are directly involved, there is involvement of Mossad." Think how Pakistani folks are bombarded with this sort of reporting and journalism for decades - so that might really throw light on why educated guys like Adnan believe in this sort of stuff. But logically speaking, wouldn't someone in Pakistan notice the fact that Indian TV, American TV, British TV, European TV, etc are all saying the exact opposite of what their media says? Surely, the whole world can't be wrong!

                                  Regards, Nish


                                  Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog)
                                  My latest book : C++/CLI in Action / Amazon.com link

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                                  Kevin McFarlane
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                                  Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

                                  Surely, the whole world can't be wrong!

                                  Actually the whole world can be wrong, but highly unlikely in this case.

                                  Kevin

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                                  • C Christian Graus

                                    Think fat_boy and global warming. Think Stan and socialism. If people have decided the world is wrong, every conflicting report is just further proof of the conspiracy.

                                    Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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                                    Kevin McFarlane
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                                    Christian Graus wrote:

                                    If people have decided the world is wrong, every conflicting report is just further proof of the conspiracy.

                                    It's possible to think the whole world is wrong without thinking that conflicting reports are proof of conspiracy. It just means there are lots of mistaken people. However, I agree the "conspiracy" reason is common.

                                    Kevin

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