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Assange has broken no Australian law, confirmed by the Australian Federal police but as we are a nation full of UZ lacky's and halfwits we are at the UZ's beck and call, giving up our Sovereignty and Freedoms without a hint of complaint. I'm looking forward to all the whining when China goes further...

Typhoon wrote:
And if your grandmother had bollocks she'd be your grandfather.

Probably the most Scientific statement you've made in a while, been doing some book lurnin huh?..remember those scientists don't know nuffin with their fancy reading and wristwatch calculators.

Glaciologists say the permanent ice shelves are collapsing, take it up with them if you don't agree. The only thing permanent about ice shelves is their constant flow into the sea and breakup. Ironic that you love to talk about Hubris and yet here you are displaying it to the extent you think you k...

Australian human rights lawyer and WikiLeaks supporter Jennifer Robinson appears to have been placed on a travel watch list and was prevented from leaving the UK this morning until approval was secured from the Australian High Commission.

Glaciologists say the permanent ice shelves are collapsing, take it up with them if you don't agree. The Ronne and the Ross are of a size that makes them significant to the structural integrity of the entire WAIS, should they break off, say as a result of rapid warming induced by 1.3 teratons of Met...

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Do they not have the right to decide as a community what they wish to allow within their sphere of authority, or must they check to see whether their tastes are offending someone? Does not the Taliban have the right to ennact laws without checking to see whether their tastes are offending someone?

Also from the link posted above: The reason for the city's ban: Crime and crowds. Nightclubs, dance halls and skating rinks all attract "large crowds" on a nightly basis, the new law says, which can cause traffic and noise problems for residents and businesses nearby and strain city resou...

Typhoon wrote:
Never ceases to amaze that some people are so concerned that someone, somewhere may be having fun.

I figure it's Jealousy, "if I can't do it, you can't do it".

Weston is no place for getting down on the dance floor. The city has no nightclubs or dance halls and, thanks to a new ordinance, it never will. The commission specifically banned those kinds of businesses, and skating rinks, to prevent a temporary rink from being used conceal a nightclub or dance ...

Mr. Perfect wrote: Congressional districts and electors for the college are based on headcounts. I need to see those swell, looks like I'll get what I want.

So in pursuit of your political agenda you are quite happy to relegate thousands of people to a substandard life, Qutb would be proud of your fundamentalism.

An exaton is a large number compared to the ice cubes in one's refrigerator, but a small number compared to all the ice on our planet. err... not really seeing as the Antarctic contains 90% of the ice on the Planet. Except that the Antarctic is not melting. I like how you don't admit you are wrong ...

Demon of Undoing wrote:Oy. Has it been four years already?

yeah I'm beginning to realise how small mammals feel.

Typhoon wrote:

Carbizene wrote: . . .

The weight of ice up to 2.5 k's thick pushes down the mantle, when the Ice falls off the mantle bounces up in a proven phenomenon called Isostatic rebound, this has been proven to cause increased volcanism and magma production.

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Not even wrong.

How?

Cargo cult pseudoscience is not science. yeah those crazy cats at NASA are always getting mixed up in all sorts of wacky lavender like the whole faked moon landing thing. And all those Academic bodies around the planet, in fact every single relevant one is always getting sucked in to wacky ideas.

Cool map. How about ice shelf thickness? 2500 m I remember 15? years ago, a chunk of ice approx 20 x 50 miles broke off. We joked about colonizing the slab, establishing an offshore tax free country until it melted, would have made billions of $. When it melts just jump on another one. Is the theor...

An exaton is a large number compared to the ice cubes in one's refrigerator, but a small number compared to all the ice on our planet. err... not really seeing as the Antarctic contains 90% of the ice on the Planet. Purely speculative doomer porn. Lame admonishment indicative of somebody disputing ...

Bq4h9mViqpM Patrick Michaels jumps ship.. " the Global warming is real and people have something to do with it..get over it" Who cares? Claiming to be able to reconstruct global temperature to +/- 0.1C in 1890 is politics. It's certainly not science. Hilarious...you never really liked him...

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Patrick Michaels jumps ship.. " the Global warming is real and people have something to do with it..get over it"

No apologies required bro! Just pondering 30 exatons of ice boggles my mind. Would it knock the Earth off it's axis? Assuming it did not float of the edge...... As there is no mass loss just even redistribution of mass from the Axis to over the surface area seems fair to expect no great perturbatio...

I'm pretty sure it sinks up when you look at our African-American, Hispanic and Indian populations and their percentages of each state, and what are abortion numbers in states with lower numbers too? Well who ever is popping out the little hoppers there is a strong delineation describing a high rat...

Teenage Mothers and off-spring no doubt are high percentage voters

the line of colour change does delineate two seperate entities quite nicely, maybe the coming troubles could be sparked off by a tramp stamp tax.

Mr. Perfect wrote:Great chart. So much for the idea of the blue states overtaking, the future belongs to the GOP. I'll take it.

Hate to break it to you MP but Teenage parenthood is not usually associated with 'owning the future' unless that is defined by who has most Tramp stamps.

So basically, areas with higher immigrant/minority populations tend towards more teenage pregnancy? Not really seeing as the Messicans/immigants are undocumented thus probably not in figures, fraid you probably have to admit it's good ol Tammy Sue-Lee working the baby tube that makes a dark shade o...

Sure but it is setting a precedent for holding hands to be deemed sexual activity on a larger platform. This is how morality is modified and it seems Tennessee is heading back to the middle ages, god speed.