Régi trükk, már szegény Rákosinak is 9 millió fasisztával kellett kommunizmust építeni. Kész szerencse, hogy volt nekünk SZDSZünk, annyira elhasználták a '90es években, hogy mára nem hat.
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Ha nem vagy kibékülve az alapértelmezettnek beállított sötét sablonnal, akkor a korábbi ígéretnek megfelelően bármikor átválthatsz a korábbi világos színekkel dolgozó kinézetre.
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Az elmúlt időszak tapasztalatai alapján házirendet kapott a topic.
Ezen témában - a fórumon rendhagyó módon - az oldal üzemeltetője saját álláspontja, meggyőződése alapján nem enged bizonyos véleményeket, mivel meglátása szerint az káros a járványhelyzet enyhítését célzó törekvésekre.
Kérünk, hogy a vírus veszélyességét kétségbe vonó, oltásellenes véleményed más platformon fejtsd ki. Nálunk ennek nincs helye. Az ilyen hozzászólásokért 1 alkalommal figyelmeztetés jár, majd folytatása esetén a témáról letiltás. Arra is kérünk, hogy a fórum más témáiba ne vigyétek át, mert azért viszont már a fórum egészéről letiltás járhat hosszabb-rövidebb időre.
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Az elmúlt időszak tapasztalatai alapján frissített házirendet kapott a topic.
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A források, hírek preferáltak. Azoknak, akik veszik a fáradságot és összegyűjtik ezeket a főként harcokkal, a háború jelenlegi állásával és haditechnika szempontjából érdekes híreket, (mindegy milyen oldali) forrásokkal alátámasztják és bonuszként legalább a címet egy google fordítóba berakják, azoknak ismételten köszönjük az áldozatos munkáját és további kitartást kívánunk nekik!
Ami nem a topik témájába vág vagy akár csak erősebb hangnemben is kerül megfogalmazásra, az valamilyen formában szankcionálva lesz
Minden olyan hozzászólásért ami nem hír, vagy szorosan a konfliktushoz kapcsolódó vélemény / elemzés azért instant 3 nap topic letiltás jár. Aki pedig ezzel trükközne és folytatná másik topicban annak 2 hónap fórum ban a jussa.
Ja és nyilván mindenki aki a 16. századtól kezdve használta ezt a betűtípust az náci. Na és persze mivel a nácik találták fel a ballisztikus rakétát ezért minden nemzet ami ezekkel rendelkezik náci disznó. Sőt a Bundeswehr is náci, hiszen a jelképei között ott van a vaskereszt. Sőt! Mivel Hitler imádta Wagner zenéjét ezért mindenki a Wagner operát mer hallgatni náci disznó. Jesszusom de primitív.....
Az én lengyel cimborámat fiatalabb korában hozták ide, gimit már itt fejezte be, utána college stb. 40 körül van, napi szinten képben van a lengyel politikát illetően. Alapvetően nem egy liberális, a woke témát sem igazán kedveli, de a PIS idején nonstop fasisztazott, az LGBTQ BS nem zavarja, Trumpot utálja, Orbánt dettó stb. Szépen elhisz mindent, van ilyen. Egy jóindulatú ember.
Amikor kitört a kozel-keleti cirkusz, persze ő is elítélte a Hamast — de aztán azon is készen lett, hogy a zsidó (vallasi) irányítás alatt álló BS egyetemen, ahol dolgozik, hirtelen teli tudobol zsidó ultranacionalista szövegek mentek, tanárok meg rabbik Izrael, sőt, a zsidók kizárólagos jogát kezdték el nyíltan hirdetni egész Palesztinara stb. Ezen fel volt haborodva, egy sör mellett mesélte nekem.
Aztán, nagyon sajnálom emiatt, hirtelen az egyik nap egyszer csak váratlanul elbocsatottak, pár hónapra rá, nyar elejen, valami mondvacsinalt indokkal, a főnöke, aki sosem panaszkodott. Hogy volt-e köze az allaspontjahoz, nem tudom, de azóta nagyon csöndes lett. Ha összefutunk, egy sör és megy haza. Politikában is sokkal pesszimistabb lett, egyedül a lengyel témában hiszi még mindig el, hogy a lengyelek képesek anyagilag 300-500 ezres, modern hadsereget felszerelni es fenntartani. Minden másban csöndes lett.
(Tudom, hogy azóta is munkát keres; mindig meghívom egy sörre, amit nem akar elfogadni, de nem engedek belőle. Ismerem, milyen lelekolo munkát keresni, egyszer-ketszer átéltem, meg ha jobb poziciobol is. Ráadásul, és nem akarom elvenni a kedvét, de az a fajta db admin és hasonlók, amit csinalt, pillanatok alatt automatizalvan van egy AI-alapu megoldas részeként. Inkább meghívom mindig egy sörre, arra se költsön éppen.)
Én régóta mondom, hogy van a lengyelekben egy teljesen irracionális, megalomán elképzelés önnön nagysagukrol, és képtelenek bármiféle racionális valaszt adni, ha rákérdezel, mégis miből gondolják ezt a sok hülyeséget...
Tehát a nacionalizmus rossz, de porig égetné Moszkvát. Sokan el vannak tévedve még a saját fejükben is.
News alert Alexatol...
Fox News: Former President Trump Takes The Lead A Week Before Election Day
Fox News: Former President Trump Takes The Lead A Week Before Election Day
Sorra távoznak a The Washington Post újságírói a tulajdonos döntése miatt
Eddig több mint 200 ezer olvasó mondta le az előfizetését.
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"...A lap egy 1970-ben kialakult hagyományt szakított meg ezzel, ugyanis szinte minden alkalommal támogatta az egyik jelöltet az elnökválasztás alatt, akik kivétel nélkül demokraták voltak..."
Úgy néz ki, az olvasók egy jelentékeny része zokon vette, hogy az a fránya objektivitás és elfogulatlanság kikezdi az ő kis megszokott, rózsaszín, pihe-puha véleménybuborékukat.
"...A döntés óta két rovatvezető és két újságíró távozott a szerkesztőségből. Egyikük a felmondása után úgy fogalmazott: „A The Washington Post vezércikkei évtizedeken át jelzőfények voltak, reményt adva a másként gondolkodóknak, a politikai foglyoknak és a hangtalanoknak..."
Ezen a "másként gondolkodókon" mint hangzatos mártír szerepkörön elgondolkodtam. Persze, nyafogáshoz pont jól hangzó egy frázis, de vajon egy ennyire belterjes elefántcsonttoronyban, ahol mindenki csak az övéi közül szopkod körbe mindenkit, továbbá eleve nem is kiváncsi rájuk az amúgy is polarizált társadalom másik szekértábora, vajon mennyire fals áltatni magukat ezzel a lózunggal?
Aki úgymond "másképp" gondolkodik, az már velük van, aki meg hozzájuk képest másképp, az eleve nem és nem is lesz kíváncsi rájuk soha.
A politikai foglyok és a hangtalanok meg...
...na, hát az entellektüel kávéházakban rettegőknek, akik rutinból náciznak mindenkit, aki nem az ő mocsarukból való, eleve alap, hogy az a csúnya kinti másik világ csak és kizárólag nácikból és foglyokból meg hangtalanokból állhat.
Szavazóurnákat gyújtottak fel Amerikában, bennük égtek a már leadott levélszavazatok - Mandiner
A nyilvános szavazóurnákat elvileg automata tűzoltó technológiával szerelik fel éppen az ilyen esetekre, de nem mindegyik szerkezet képes megakadályozni, hogy a zárt fémdobozban ne égjenek meg a papírból készült szavazólapok.
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Gunman shoots Jewish man walking to synagogue in Chicago, then shouts ‘Allahu Akbar’ in police shootout: report
According to a report, Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi, 22, was arrested following a shootout with police on Saturday morning in Chicago’s West Ridge neighborhood.
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Anglin kommentárja: "Képzeld el, hogy a zsidók elárasztották országunkat az iszlám országokból érkező bevándorlókkal, majd elkezdték lemészárolni a muszlim gyerekeket. Most pedig segítségért kiabálnak azoktól az emberektől, akik ellenezték a tömeges bevándorlási programjukat."
Szavazóurnákat gyújtottak fel Amerikában, bennük égtek a már leadott levélszavazatok - Mandiner
A nyilvános szavazóurnákat elvileg automata tűzoltó technológiával szerelik fel éppen az ilyen esetekre, de nem mindegyik szerkezet képes megakadályozni, hogy a zárt fémdobozban ne égjenek meg a papírból készült szavazólapok.
Hogy lehet ilyen f.szság, hogy kiteszik a szavazóurnát, mint egy ruhagyűjtő konténert.
A Secrecy Fetish
By SF Weekly Staff
Jun 2, 2010
Harris released this photo
By SF Weekly Staff
Was Kamala Harris merely sloppy when she failed to disclose a crime lab scandal and the criminal backgrounds of police who were trial witnesses? Or does she have a policy of “When in doubt, keep secrets”?
SF Weekly's attempts to obtain her office's files on Catholic clergy abuse under the state Public Records Act suggest Harris favors concealment over transparency.
The records at issue may contain answers to a question of great public concern that has consumed international headlines during recent weeks: What did senior Catholic officials know, and what did they do behind the scenes, while priests accused of molesting children were shielded from punishment?
Cardinal William Levada was archbishop of San Francisco until 2005. He is now a top Vatican official and the Holy See's most prominent defender of Pope Benedict XVI against allegations that the pontiff has failed to adequately deal with pedophile priests. In San Francisco, Levada was known as a key architect of the church's practice of keeping abuse allegations secret, protecting abusive priests, and punishing church whistleblowers.
Portions of this record came to light in stories by then–SF Weekly staff writer Ron Russell in 2005 and in a May 5 story in The New York Times that recounted elements of Russell's reporting. By sifting through documents made public as a result of lawsuits, Russell learned that during the 1990s and 2000s, Levada helped keep allegations against pedophile priests shrouded in secrecy. Alleged abusers included Salesian Brother Salvatore Billante, who police alleged had sexual relations with at least 24 children, but charges were dropped after the California Supreme Court overturned a state law extending the statute of limitations for pedophiles. And so the full contents of archdiocese clergy abuse files obtained by prosecutors were never revealed at trial.
Relatively unscathed by his San Francisco legacy, now-Cardinal Levada is the chief Vatican official charged with responding to global allegations of clergy abuse.
“Given Levada's current role overseeing pedophile priests and cover-up cases across the globe,” said David Clohessy, national director of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP), “it is more important than ever that parents and citizens and Catholics learn exactly what he did in San Francisco.”
District Attorney Kamala Harris possesses San Francisco Archdiocese files containing details of how the church dealt with pedophile priests that go back as far as 80 years.
But Harris, the frontrunner in the June primary elections to become the Democratic candidate for California attorney general, has for five years rebuffed reporters' efforts to view those files, despite statements by former DA Terence Hallinan saying they should be released.
For the past six weeks, SF Weekly has asked Harris' office to comply with the request under the California Public Records Act. It has released nothing.
A prosecutor must be careful not to release records that might undermine an investigation, unfairly malign the innocent, or expose victims to publicity they don't want. But in this case Harris' office seems to be going beyond these important principles to a blanket policy of secrecy.
It's worth recalling that Harris was recently lambasted by a judge for hiding the extent of an evidence-handling scandal at the San Francisco Police Department crime lab, and for ignoring her constitutional obligation to turn over to defense attorneys the criminal histories of police testifying at trial.
Did Harris merely misinterpret the law? Or does she have a penchant for secrecy?
On April 21, just as controversy was heating up over the Vatican's role in the global sex abuse scandal, Harris' deputy, Paul Henderson, responded to my request by stating that Harris' investigative files were not subject to California's government transparency laws; her office essentially enjoys a blanket secrecy privilege.
I sent Henderson's arguments to California Newspaper Publishers Association legal counsel Jim Ewert. “That's flatly untrue,” he said. The District Attorney's office “can release them if they want to. But they have decided not to.”
I wrote to Harris' office citing Ewert's analysis. Harris' spokeswoman, Erica Derryck, changed course, saying they would retrieve and review the files to determine whether there were any I could view. Following half a dozen phone conversations and as many e-mail exchanges, Derryck said she would contact me on May 24, but I didn't hear from her. When I e-mailed and called her again, almost seven weeks after my initial request, she said she was still working on it. I have heard nothing more.
In lieu of releasing records, Harris' office ended up releasing a statement: “District Attorney Harris focuses her efforts on putting child molesters in prison. We're not interested in selling out our victims to look good in the paper. When this case was brought under Terence Hallinan, prosecutors took the utmost care to protect the identity and dignity of the victims. That was the right thing to do then and it's the right thing to do now.”
This sort of statement drives abuse victims crazy. Joelle Casteix, western regional director of SNAP, was sexually abused as a child by a lay teacher at a Catholic school. She had to sue to obtain records pertaining to the incidents. She rejects Harris' rationale for keeping archdiocese abuse records secret. It's possible, even routine, to release records about pedophile priests while protecting the names of victims, Casteix explained.
“That's one of the most dangerous statements I've ever heard,” she said. “The number one thing that gets predators off the street is transparency about predators. You can do that by releasing documents, and you can redact victims' names at the same time.”
Joey Piscitelli, SNAP's northwest regional director, was more adamant in denouncing Harris' logic. “They're full of shit. You can quote me on that,” he said. “They're not protecting the victims. They're protecting Levada.”
Hallinan, who forced the archdiocese to turn over the records in 2002, and who pursued cases against priests before his office was barred from proceeding by expired statutes of limitations, sees no reason to keep the files secret: “Obviously, those things should be made public,” he said in an interview.
Rick Simons, who has represented victims in clergy abuse cases, said Harris is notorious for refusing to respond to public records requests. He added that her office has refused to release records even of investigations into priests who have already been tried, convicted, jailed, and released.
Other district attorneys, such as Alameda County's Nancy O'Malley, have been far more forthcoming, particularly when it comes to exposing clergy who abuse children. Simons said that Harris' penchant for secrecy “shows a pattern and practice and policy of ignoring the rights of children by one of the largest institutions of the city and county of San Francisco, and in the Bay Area.”
Kam Kuwata, campaign consultant to Los Angeles District Attorney Rocky Delgadillo, who faces Harris in the Democratic primary, said his boss also regards the matter differently. “We see no reason why transparency and protecting the victim cannot work hand in hand,” he said.
This isn't the first time Harris has employed troubling logic to argue for keeping the archdiocese abuse files secret. In 2005, Russell also asked for the records. A Harris spokesman responded at the time by saying, “If we did it for you, we would have to do it for everybody. Where do you stop, and where do you start?”
California law is clear where you start: with the presumption that the people's business is public.
On March 27, Levada published an unusual 2,500-word essay on the Holy See's website, denouncing The New York Times for publishing clergy abuse stories he claimed did not sufficiently highlight the church's purported zeal in rooting out predatory priests.
“In 2002, I was appointed (at the time as Archbishop of San Francisco) to a team of four bishops to seek approval of the Holy See for the 'Essential Norms' that the American Bishops developed to allow us to deal with abuse questions,” Levada wrote. “We found in Cardinal Ratzinger [the future Pope Benedict XVI], and in the experts he assigned to meet with us, a sympathetic understanding of the problems we faced as American bishops.”
To people who have closely followed Levada's career, it seemed bizarre that he would mention his 2002 role in devising national Catholic clergy-abuse policies.
For help in this task, Levada enlisted his longtime ally, San Mateo cleric Father Gregory Ingels.
According to Russell's SF Weekly investigation, in 1996 Levada learned Ingels had been accused of sodomizing a 15-year-old boy. Yet Levada helped Ingels' career flourish, and supported Ingels' role as a top church policymaker even after learning of a second serious allegation of sexual abuse.
In Marin County, prosecutors assembled a sex abuse case against Ingels, using information drawn from the archdiocese files. But Ingels' case was thrown out because the statute of limitations had expired. Ultimately, the church agreed to settle one of the complaints by paying an alleged victim $2.7 million — and, in the process, sealing records similar to the ones Harris controls.
Nobody paid Harris to conceal the church's child abuse history, however. Rather, she simply seems to view secrecy as the path of least resistance, whether or not it's consistent with the public interest.
I sent Henderson's arguments to California Newspaper Publishers Association legal counsel Jim Ewert. “That's flatly untrue,” he said. The District Attorney's office “can release them if they want to. But they have decided not to.”
I wrote to Harris' office citing Ewert's analysis. Harris' spokeswoman, Erica Derryck, changed course, saying they would retrieve and review the files to determine whether there were any I could view. Following half a dozen phone conversations and as many e-mail exchanges, Derryck said she would contact me on May 24, but I didn't hear from her. When I e-mailed and called her again, almost seven weeks after my initial request, she said she was still working on it. I have heard nothing more.
In lieu of releasing records, Harris' office ended up releasing a statement: “District Attorney Harris focuses her efforts on putting child molesters in prison. We're not interested in selling out our victims to look good in the paper. When this case was brought under Terence Hallinan, prosecutors took the utmost care to protect the identity and dignity of the victims. That was the right thing to do then and it's the right thing to do now.”
This sort of statement drives abuse victims crazy. Joelle Casteix, western regional director of SNAP, was sexually abused as a child by a lay teacher at a Catholic school. She had to sue to obtain records pertaining to the incidents. She rejects Harris' rationale for keeping archdiocese abuse records secret. It's possible, even routine, to release records about pedophile priests while protecting the names of victims, Casteix explained.
“That's one of the most dangerous statements I've ever heard,” she said. “The number one thing that gets predators off the street is transparency about predators. You can do that by releasing documents, and you can redact victims' names at the same time.”
Joey Piscitelli, SNAP's northwest regional director, was more adamant in denouncing Harris' logic. “They're full of shit. You can quote me on that,” he said. “They're not protecting the victims. They're protecting Levada.”
Hallinan, who forced the archdiocese to turn over the records in 2002, and who pursued cases against priests before his office was barred from proceeding by expired statutes of limitations, sees no reason to keep the files secret: “Obviously, those things should be made public,” he said in an interview.
Rick Simons, who has represented victims in clergy abuse cases, said Harris is notorious for refusing to respond to public records requests. He added that her office has refused to release records even of investigations into priests who have already been tried, convicted, jailed, and released.
Other district attorneys, such as Alameda County's Nancy O'Malley, have been far more forthcoming, particularly when it comes to exposing clergy who abuse children. Simons said that Harris' penchant for secrecy “shows a pattern and practice and policy of ignoring the rights of children by one of the largest institutions of the city and county of San Francisco, and in the Bay Area.”
Kam Kuwata, campaign consultant to Los Angeles District Attorney Rocky Delgadillo, who faces Harris in the Democratic primary, said his boss also regards the matter differently. “We see no reason why transparency and protecting the victim cannot work hand in hand,” he said.
This isn't the first time Harris has employed troubling logic to argue for keeping the archdiocese abuse files secret. In 2005, Russell also asked for the records. A Harris spokesman responded at the time by saying, “If we did it for you, we would have to do it for everybody. Where do you stop, and where do you start?”
California law is clear where you start: with the presumption that the people's business is public.
On March 27, Levada published an unusual 2,500-word essay on the Holy See's website, denouncing The New York Times for publishing clergy abuse stories he claimed did not sufficiently highlight the church's purported zeal in rooting out predatory priests.
“In 2002, I was appointed (at the time as Archbishop of San Francisco) to a team of four bishops to seek approval of the Holy See for the 'Essential Norms' that the American Bishops developed to allow us to deal with abuse questions,” Levada wrote. “We found in Cardinal Ratzinger [the future Pope Benedict XVI], and in the experts he assigned to meet with us, a sympathetic understanding of the problems we faced as American bishops.”
To people who have closely followed Levada's career, it seemed bizarre that he would mention his 2002 role in devising national Catholic clergy-abuse policies.
For help in this task, Levada enlisted his longtime ally, San Mateo cleric Father Gregory Ingels.
According to Russell's SF Weekly investigation, in 1996 Levada learned Ingels had been accused of sodomizing a 15-year-old boy. Yet Levada helped Ingels' career flourish, and supported Ingels' role as a top church policymaker even after learning of a second serious allegation of sexual abuse.
In Marin County, prosecutors assembled a sex abuse case against Ingels, using information drawn from the archdiocese files. But Ingels' case was thrown out because the statute of limitations had expired. Ultimately, the church agreed to settle one of the complaints by paying an alleged victim $2.7 million — and, in the process, sealing records similar to the ones Harris controls.
Nobody paid Harris to conceal the church's child abuse history, however. Rather, she simply seems to view secrecy as the path of least resistance, whether or not it's consistent with the public interest.
Lassan át lehetne nevezni a topikot amcsi belpol topikra! 
A változatosság kedvéért egy bizt.pol téma:
Gyorsabban fogynak az amcsi rakéta elhárító rakéták mint ahogy gyártani tudják őket...
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A változatosság kedvéért egy bizt.pol téma:
Gyorsabban fogynak az amcsi rakéta elhárító rakéták mint ahogy gyártani tudják őket...
The US is concerned that the depletion of interceptor missiles is faster than their production
There is growing concern in the Pentagon and US defense circles about a possible shortage of interceptor missiles for air defense systems.
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az ő által ismert pollok szerint jelenleg jó eséllyel nem Trump lesz az elnökidőzítve
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az ő által ismert pollok szerint jelenleg jó eséllyel nem Trump lesz az elnök
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Amúgy kicsoda? Soha nem hallottam róla szerintem...
Nem új fiú.
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A Political Capital Institute Igazgatója, vezető külső kutató a washingtoni Center for European Policy Analysis think-tanknél. Krekó Péter. Született, 1980.
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A Political Capital Institute Igazgatója, vezető külső kutató a washingtoni Center for European Policy Analysis think-tanknél. Krekó Péter. Született, 1980.