Chittagong
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:lol gaf even has a CIA Defense Force. Love it
Chittagong said::lol gaf even has a CIA Defense Force. Love it
Bluth said:Jesus Christ, I wonder why you people pop in the middle of a thread without even fucking reading it.
Amir0x said:In general, the CIA automatically sends red alarms whenever they perceive someone is either a thread to America's interests or a threat to America's intelligence community. That's about as generally consistent of a pattern there has been (the Wikileaks Memo was not suggesting they destroy this guy, but that they STOP THE LEAKS getting to them). Outside of that basic fact, how far they go, what methods they employ and even the type of targets they choose is fluid based on who is in charge of these branches, what the political environment is and the severity of the potential threat.
Just to name a simple example... Bush administration CIA employed waterboarding, Obama administration CIA banned it.
fortified_concept said:CIA "banned" it because it was a PR nightmare and one of Obama's most talked about issues.
Amir0x said:Outside of that basic fact, how far they go, what methods they employ and even the type of targets they choose is fluid based on who is in charge of these branches, what the political environment is and the severity of the potential threat.
Amir0x said:In general, the CIA automatically sends red alarms whenever they perceive someone is either a thread to America's interests or a threat to America's intelligence community. That's about as generally consistent of a pattern there has been (the Wikileaks Memo was not suggesting they destroy this guy, but that they STOP THE LEAKS getting to them). Outside of that basic fact, how far they go, what methods they employ and even the type of targets they choose is fluid based on who is in charge of these branches, what the political environment is and the severity of the potential threat.
Just to name a simple example... Bush administration CIA employed waterboarding, Obama administration CIA banned it.
They didn't. You usually don't announce to the world that you intend to arrest someone, for reasons that should be obvious. The information leaked, and I don't think we yet know how, and the prosecutor confirmed it when the Swedish tabloid Expressen called her about it.Meus Renaissance said:None of this still explains why the Prosecution's office felt the need to call the press the very next morning simply based on hear say. For them to hours later say there is no reason to suspect him of rape essentially equates there being nothing in the story, no evidence of any sort. Being a suspect is one thing, and then a warrant for your arrest is another, but to tell the world about it based on nothing..?
Amir0x said:empty vessel the hilarious thing about this whole debate is that you somehow think I'm not aware of what the CIA has done in the past during different political administrations. The fact is - and this is a fucking fact, which you'd know if you weren't so busy posting outdated stories about how the CIA was during the fucking Cold War - is that the CIA operates differently based on the threat, the time period and the people in charge.
Amir0x said:I actually have read many books on the CIA, on the time period in general and the many different things that the intelligence community in general has been apart of. Not only do you not have a monopoly on CIA knowledge, your interpretation has frequently been factually incorrect.
Amir0x said:As it was here. Your passive aggressive stance about how "I'M NOT SAYING THE USA DID IT, JUST THAT IT'S UNFAIR TO DISMISS THAT THEY'VE DONE IT" is built upon a stack of cards that literally does not apply to the way they operate today.
Amir0x said:This is also not the same as saying they don't still perform dirty, nasty covert operations. Just that if they were to smear the Wikileaks founder, it would have been done with more grace than a failed JBaird thread. Particularly if, as you're found of pointing out as the major motivational evidence, they have been planning this for years (since the Wikileaks self-serving memo).
Amir0x said:.
Change is change is change, no matter what motivates them to do it.
empty vessel said:This is ridiculous, unsupported tripe that no historian or anybody remotely familiar with the actual record of covert government activities would take seriously for a second. All government agencies--not just intelligence and military agencies--have a hierarchical professional (i.e., non-political, in the electoral sense) establishment that new administrations must contend with. That's the great irony of the executive: although the president is the sole executive, his actual influence over the executive branch is somewhat limited due to the resistance he might get from the cultures and establishments of various agencies that pursue their own agendas. Indeed, a president's appointments of heads of agencies even have to be made with a conscious eye towards the establishment views of agencies so as to avoid internal revolt and/or discord amongst career employees.
And I'm still not sure what your fixation on the CIA is. If there were US involvement, it was likely by the Pentagon.
You make conclusory allegation after conclusory allegation with nary an ounce of factual support (or even reasoned argument) for anything you've said in every single post you've made in this thread. By all means, feel free to demonstrate what I've said here that has "frequently been factually incorrect." I genuinely welcome it.
My position is not that it is unfair. My position is that it is irrational. It is also that equating speculation of US involvement to birtherism, as you did, is irresponsible and rooted in nothing more than knee-jerk nationalism. My argument has been made; if it is anywhere unsound, I expect that it can be shown. Your empty rhetoric does not accomplish that.
I have put forward evidence that shows why it is irrational to dismiss US involvement. Your response does not dispute that evidence, but is based only on the unsupported supposition that "it would have been done with more grace." That is the sum total of your argument, as far as I can tell, and it unfortunately belies your claim to be familiar with the historical documentary record of counterintelligence activities, which is full of bad ideas executed poorly that do not pan out. Of course, this one did pan out as a smear campaign (even if it is not that), so your argument is not even internally sound. This is exactly what smear campaigns look like: charges are leveled and then withdrawn, and the bad aura sticks.
(Incidentally, you have contradicted yourself. You say here that you are not asserting that US counterintelligence activities "don't still perform dirty, nasty covert operations" but earlier in this very post you were arguing--without any factual support--that those are "outdated stories about how the CIA was during the fucking Cold War" and that "the CIA operates differently based on the threat, the time period and the people in charge," implying they do not still perform dirty, nasty covert operations. But if you are not disputing that American intelligence agencies, even under Obama, do still conduct dirty, nasty covert operations, why are you spending so much time insisting that things have changed from the bad old days?)
pmj said:The interviewer stresses that talking to the accused should be the first step, but that's stupid and not how it works. When there's a warrant for someone's arrest, the last thing you want to do is notify him and give him the opportunity to flee or hide.
Amir0x said:More like an Anti-Conspiracy Theory defense force. I don't believe in the Giant Flying Spaghetti Monster either. Or in government cover up of Aliens.
Sealda said:Also the prosecutor said that Julian was "suspected on high probability" basically you should only use that sentence when it really is the case! Because there are many levels you can suspect someone! Here the prosecutor suspected him on high probability with no interviews, no information nothing! It really is a huge scandal,
Kite said:From what I'm reading the warrent for the rape charge was dropped but the investigation on molestation charges is still ongoing.
jorma said:I dont know what molestation can mean legally, but no. The one charge that remains is either harassment or sexual harassment, wich one we don't know for sure yet. But those were for the older woman. The woman who initally caused the rape charge is no longer involved in any accusation towards JA.
DennisK4 said:Feminist Socialist? Darn right-wing CIA agents!
*whoosh*fortified_concept said:It's funny how you were whining about us jumping to conclusions without direct evidence but you were the first to make assumptions because a third person said that Swedish forums said that it was a Christian feminist. Oh the irony... The sweet colossal irony...
DennisK4 said:*whoosh*
Oh, the sweet, sweet meta-irony
You eagerness to get back at me is making you stupid
There was no hypocrisy you ignorant fool. The post you referred to was my attempt at illustrating the process of jumping to conclusions. I see now that I overestimated your intelligence.fortified_concept said:...
That was quite pathetic. Unlike you I'm not whining I'm just pointing out your hypocrisy.
DennisK4 said:There was no hypocrisy you ignorant fool. The post you referred to was my attempt at illustrating the process of jumping to conclusions. I see now that I overestimated your intelligence.
Its called satire - you didn't comphrehend that, hence the *whoosh*
As for whining - thats is all you ever do.
DennisK4 said:There was no hypocrisy you ignorant fool. The post you referred to was my attempt at illustrating the process of jumping to conclusions. I see now that I overestimated your intelligence.
The "debate" was a joke to begin with. Rational people trying to talk sense to conspiracy theorists.TheRagnCajun said:I'd say your debate has devolved into "'lolumad?'; lolnoumad!'"
"Walkback"?Dude Abides said:Least convincing walkback ever.
DennisK4 said:The "debate" was a joke to begin with. Rational people trying to talk sense to conspiracy theorists.
The Tin-Foil Hat thread. It says so right there on the box.BenThereGamer said:You think emptyvessel and others like myself are conspiracy theorists? What thread are you in?
DennisK4 said:"Walkback"?
Oh, you're still butthurt about the smackdown you got a few days back, that I pointed out. Thats cute how you carry a grudge.
Do you regularly monitor threads to see if you get a chance at lashing out at those who pointed out your humiliation in other threads?Dude Abides said:You made a dumb argument, the stupidity of which was pointed out, and now you're walking it back and pretending you were making a rhetorical point, but alas, nobody is persuaded, so now you are behaving like a child whose parents took away his favorite toy.
Is it your common practice to lash out and use words like "butthurt" and "smackdown" when people point out that you've said something stupid? If so I suggest watching less WWE.
DennisK4 said:Do you regularly monitor threads to see if you get a chance at lashing out at those who pointed out your humiliation in other threads?
You seem to have self-esteem issues.
Self-esteem issues confirmed. I will try not to hurt your feelings in the future.Dude Abides said:Don't flatter yourself, my boy. You've said many stupid things. If I had an agenda of pointing out each one of them I'd have time for little else.
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Step 1
Consider very carefully if you really must take revenge. It is almost always better to forgive than to revenge
Step 2
Think about why you should take revenge. You do not just be clear about who to take revenge on, but also why. Revenge should never be directed against only one person, but also respond to a given document.
Step 3
The principle of proportionality. Remember that revenge will not only match the deed in size but also in nature. A good revenge is linked to what has been done against you. For example if you want revenge on someone who cheated or who dumped you, you should have a penalty with dating / six / fidelity to do.
Step 4
Do a brainstorm appropriate measures for the category of revenge you're after. To continue the example above, you can paja your victim's current relationship, so to get his new partner is unfaithful or ensure that he becomes a madman after him. Use your imagination!
Step 5
Figure out how you can systematically take revenge. Perhaps a series of letters and photographs that may be new to believe that you will still be better than just a big lie on a single occasion?
Step 6
Rank your systematic revenge schemes from low to high in terms of likely success, required input from you, and degree of satisfaction when you succeed. The ideal, of course, revenge is as high as possible in these bars, but can often be a greater effort of labor and capital provide safer output for the other two, much more important parameters.
Step 7
Get to work. And remember what your goals are while you are operating, ensure that your victim will suffer the same way as he made you suffer.
Sealda said:She also mentioned Burka was a good thing since it kept men away from women.
DennisK4 said:There was no hypocrisy you ignorant fool. The post you referred to was my attempt at illustrating the process of jumping to conclusions. I see now that I overestimated your intelligence.
Its called satire - you didn't comphrehend that, hence the *whoosh*
As for whining - thats is all you ever do.
Must be hard for you to wear two tin foil hats at the same time.fortified_concept said:Suuuuuuuuuuuuure that's why you posted that. Nice backpedaling though, I got to give you that, you didn't convince anyone but it's the effort that counts.
jorma said:The identity of one of the girls has been confirmed by her employer. She is in charge of press relations for a (mostly irrelevant) christian subgroup to the social democrats - this is the older of the girls who filed charges, not the rape girl but the girl who still has an active charge of "harassment" in the works:
would!
And yes, she is a radical feminist. Her blog (insta-dissected by flashback, the swedish 4chan, but now closed to the public) contained some fairly questionable stuff in regards to how she relates to men. All in Swedish though, and i can't be arsed to translate it atm.
Sealda said:they found the official report and it is AA.
Meus Renaissance said:Paradox?
Put on a third tin foil hat and everything will become clear.fortified_concept said:Either she's a lunatic or an opportunist. I mean, for god's sake, who the fuck is a christian feminist? These are contradictory terms.
DennisK4 said:Put on a third tin foil hat and everything will become clear.
Meus Renaissance said:Paradox?
What does AA mean?
jorma said:Only if being a gay christian is a paradox.
DennisK4 said:There was no hypocrisy you ignorant fool
jorma said:The identity of one of the girls has been confirmed by her employer. She is in charge of press relations for a (mostly irrelevant) christian subgroup to the social democrats - this is the older of the girls who filed charges, not the rape girl but the girl who still has an active charge of "harassment" in the works:
would!
And yes, she is a radical feminist. Her blog (insta-dissected by flashback, the swedish 4chan, but now closed to the public) contained some fairly questionable stuff in regards to how she relates to men. All in Swedish though, and i can't be arsed to translate it atm.
Amir0x said:Late 19th Century Insults are still insults. Let's keep the commentary firmly aimed at the absurdity of the tin foil hat crew, without insults.