Monthly Archives: September 2013

Weev’s parents hate him

Posted on 2013/09/30 by

http://weev.livejournal.com/405118.html My presentence report, where my mom helps the feds attack me again So I’ve repeatedly avoided making statements regarding my family, but my mother keeps commenting about me to the media. I suppose I should discuss quickly the nature … Continue reading →

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陰謀だ。Welcome, Steve, to the NHK

Posted on 2013/09/30 by

陰謀だ。 http://isteve.blogspot.tw/2013/09/how-big-can-global-auto-parts-market-be.html 陰謀だ。 In an expanding global antitrust investigation, nine Japanese automotive suppliers, along with two former executives, have agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy 陰謀だ。 For many hundreds of years, conspiracies have been the most effective elements of international … Continue reading →

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If you don’t have to survive in the USA, be thankful

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I don’t want to make the argument that the USA is definitely the craziest country on Planet Earth. They have a lot of competition for that title. Example:

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Will the arrest of Golden Dawn leaders galvanize the discontented Greeks?

Posted on 2013/09/29 by

    http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-09-28/biggest-greek-crackdown-39-years-leadership-far-right-golden-dawn-party-third-most-p   In what may be a highly destabilizing step, both political and socially, Greece announced this morning that in a shocking political crackdown, the biggest since the fall of the military junta in 1974, the Police had … Continue reading →

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New Baloo cartoon on oppressed minorities

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Coming from outside the United States of America, it’s a little hard for me to understand comments like: Now, oppressed minorities consist of Blacks, American Indians, immigrants legal and illegal, women, homosexuals, transsexuals, Muslims — It’s easier to say who … Continue reading →

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