Message from @Grenade123
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do european countries have follow ups on terrorists they 'reformed' or they dont care once the terrorist 'complete' their programs??
The only time ive heard of something like this being attempted was yemen
And that was a cover for the dictator to play both sides of the fence
He arrested suspect terrorists and then released them after they swore on the koran to renounce jihad
i read alot of 'redeem
ing' terrorists in europe countries
especially the ones who were convicted of the more lower tiers of terrorism instead of murders etc
I doubt that.
because its inherent in their beliefs
damn 😄 kid is smart 😄 xD
Wait? Really?
Looks like another onion news article had been fulfilled
Holy shit
oh damn 😄 teen capitalists xD
they going rogue
@Der Kommissar this isn't the first kid to build a reactor.
In fact, would not surprise me if the onion article was based off the other kid who was troubled but incredibly smart.
Dude built a working nuclear reactor, including getting enough radioactive material from every day things that contain small amounts.
apparently it was. in the 90s, a person named David Hahn.
Interesting.
another one at 2008
damn
now to be fair, Hahn's was fission, the article i linked in fusion.
main difference is Hahn's probably produced more energy than it took to keep it going, where as the fusion device most likely takes in more energy than it produces
Rumor during the Kavanaugh hearings was CNN, not CBS. Same shit different pile. Republican senator a suborned by leftists by a promise of a lucrative job to help with his negative net worth after leaving politics.
Media gets a tame, pet """conservative"""" to sling shit at Trump, Flake gets the money to keep his ruin of a life afloat.
How interested can the lefty stooges who watch CBS possibly be in Flake's opinion?
Hopefully this will be part of a move back to the center in news networks
probably not
what? with Flake? who is aptly named?
he was basically a progressive judging by the Kavanaugh hearings
https://twitter.com/Flickr/status/1058028493387259905 ... flickr will delete all old photos and videos to enforce 1000 pictures/videos limit...
Why not make them private and only allow like 500 public pics? But unlimitted private?
does not save space
Would that make people move to flickr pro ? I don't think it would be as effective as hard limit 😉 This tweet is more like a reminder - don't depend on any free service for storing your data... since you never know when it might be gone/get restricted.