Bill, this is Brilliant! Dang it, I'm gonna make me a heat pipe! ;-D I won't use tap water - distilled water is less than a buck a gallon, I think, and that should do a lot of heat pipes! ;-)
Thanks! Rich
Lookit asswipe, just correcting your stupidity. Read the post if you're able. 30 years!! you people have been weening and whining about Pearl for over 50. You may indeed know 10x more. However it all comes from within your own borders. You know and understand very little from outside them. You're really to stupid to understand the rest of the world doesn't like you very much at all.
It's the same as the low-riders that line the underside of their car with blue neon. It's just for show.
Cheers! Rich
Correct. It will 'boil'. But in a closed system, this vaporization will increase the pressure until it reaches the vapor pressure for that substance at the ambient temperature.
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That is a deceptive play on words.
International Law, the Laws of War, and the Law of Nations (big surprise) stipulate that only sovereign Nations can lawfully declare war against another Nation. The operative word is "lawfully," not that it "isn't a war."
Belligerents who engage in war without the lawful authority to do so are unlawful belligerents and individuals so participating are unlawful combatants. And not entitled to Geneva Convention protections.
They are 'criminals' in the context their belligerency is against International Law, the Laws of War, and the Laws of Nations but they are not "civilian criminals" as you claim, although their actions may also be 'criminal' against the civil laws of the Nation(s) in which they operate.
Your attempt to claim they're "just like bank robbers or any other violent criminals" is wholly specious as, for example, there could be no such thing as a civil war because, according to you, the rebels cannot declare 'war', or fight a 'war', or be engaged in 'war', just 'civil crime', and that's going to come as a hell of a surprise to all the historians and text books recounting the various civil wars that have occurred throughout time and the world.
There are a number of factors but perhaps a good 'cut to the chase' criteria is whether the entity has enough organization and capability to act on the 'declaration' (lawful or not) and whether the respondent takes it seriously.
Al Qaeda does and on 9-11 the US took it seriously.
And just to think that the US Govt funded and trained him.
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Yet again you believe the lies of your Govt. Knock 15 years off that and you'd be about right.
-- Conor Windows & Outlook/OE in particular, shipped with settings making them as open to entry as a starlet in a porno. Steve B
I don't understand the purpose of these things, except perhaps for holes cut in the case (if they are cut in the right places).
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I understand the word game you're trying to play but what causes you concern about the "Students of Islamic Knowledge Movement?"
"Groups of taliban ("religious students") were loosely organized on a regional basis during the occupation and civil war. Although they represented a potentially huge force,
-----> they didn't emerge as a united entity until the taliban of Kandahar made their move in 1994." ==================
Then the world must be incredibly deaf, dumb, and blind to have missed the cruise missiles whizzing by on their way to Bin Laden's training camps in 1998.
you are apparently unable to read and comprehend.
Thank you for demonstrating how the lies are invented.
Amazing that you couldn't even manage to leave that one sentence intact, never mind context.
On 10/01/2006 the venerable Jim Thompson etched in runes:
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He's also to stewpid two be abil to rite correctly speltt and puncutated Ingleesh!
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The hot vapor will condense anywhere there's a cool surface which would be the entire copper pipe. If you could have copper on both ends but an insulating pipe in the middle (glass? plastic?) and still maintain the vacuum, you'd have your demonstration - holding the pipe in the middle while the opposite end gets hot. With glass or clear plastic the wick would be visible showing the return path for the condensed vapor. Great demonstration project!
Your URL doesn't say "appeared" but "The world first became aware of".
has the Taliban attracting international notice (in the Irish Times) in the first quarter of 1990. But you are right - the Taliban as an organised group post-dates the Russain occupation, though many of its members had fought with Osama ben Laden against the Russians before they joined up in the Taliban. Essentially, the Taliban grew out of the religious right wing of the resistance movement, in reaction agains the drug-smuggling warlord faction.
So what?
U.S. suspicions about his involvement, unsupported by an any definite evidence, didn't cut much ice. As it turns out, U.S. intelligence got it right, just this once. Their track record over-all isn't that great. Can I sell you a weapon of mass-destruction?
For Osama ben Laden, the U.S. is an occupying power in Saudi Arabia, aided and abetted by a Quistling regime of well-bribed Saudi royal princes. It is a defensible point of view. Take a look at Pinochet in Chile for another example of the same kind of regime.
Look again, you semi-literate twit, and see what your "Iranian" article is actually saying, and who said it. Your "Iranian" is a professor at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.
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Yep. We are particularly fond of guys named Conor.
Although sending them to US prisons is sufficient... "Conor's" are usually pussy faces, as well as having tight asses ;-)
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Doesn't matter. All that's required is a grade school education and eyeballs that work
The lies that you invent and repeat on a regular basis, Normally I would presume one is either uninformed or simply mistaken but when the actual text is presented, and then snipped, I am forced to revise the presumption.
When Maggie Thatcher left office.
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Windows & Outlook/OE in particular, shipped with settings making them as open to entry as a starlet in a porno. Steve B
Note the words:
The world first became aware of the Taliban in 1994. ==================
..just like the world didn't become aware of Bin Laden until 9/11.
-- Conor Windows & Outlook/OE in particular, shipped with settings making them as open to entry as a starlet in a porno. Steve B
Ah, the Genevea Convention. Something the US Govt uses FUD about to justify illegal imprisonment and torture.
Had to fit extra tanks to those CIA C130's transporting prisoners to torture friendly countries?
-- Conor Windows & Outlook/OE in particular, shipped with settings making them as open to entry as a starlet in a porno. Steve B
When people speak of "The Taliban" it is "the Taliban as an organized group" that they mean.
If you think being your 'buddy' is an excuse regardless of whatever demented thing they do then you're in for a big surprise. That's "so what."
Poppycock. It wasn't a 'suspicion' nor was it the first time, or even close to being the first time.
Ask British Intelligence, Israeli Intelligence, Russian Intelligence, French Intelligence, or any other intelligence agency.
And I've got news for you, not that you'll likely understand it, but while they all did, indeed, think he had some capable of being used having a 'stockpile' never was 'the reason'.
No, it isn't a 'defensible point of view' unless you're a full fledged fanatical fruit cake.
"Iranian" is the name of the web site and it wouldn't matter if the author was a Gak eating Klingon, I still didn't write, or rewrite, the article so a jolly good "you semi-literate twit" in kind right back at ya.
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