What does Putin add up to?
Brian
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Timothy Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Let's see... VICARIUS FILII DEI (Latin = the Pope) ads up to 666. Many
held
the Pope was the Anti-Christ. Anyone added up any of the new
candidates
yet? Hm...
on 4/15/08 15:21
Given the different alphabets used [which tend to change over the centuries]
that number [and there is some question as to 666 being the number intended
- and you certainly can't look it up in English and be sure] can be used to
refer to almost anyone. Using the Hebrew alphabet from before or
My favorite sci-fi author, Robert Anson Heinlein, wrote a novel named
The Number of the Beast. In his book, 6-6-6 was six to the sixth power,
to the sixth power (a very large number).
Mitch.
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If one is inclined toward Hebrew numerology 3 = a perfect number including
the heavens, earth, and the regions below the earth; 4 = the four corners of
[or all] the earth, so 7 = perfect completeness [4+3]. 6 is short of
perfection [much like a 6 foot plank to cross a 7 foot gap]. 3 6's is a
I read the other day that cops in some parts of the US want to have
access to assault rifles because the bad guys got em.
Some of the bad guys also have Herpes, I wonder if that'll be
a draw too?
So far as I'm concerned, if you're a cop you should be aiming,
and thus there's no need for
Brian -
You wrote ...
Or perhaps the card will be skipped altogether in favor of the more secure
implanting of the chip directly into our persons.
Actually we are much closer than you may have imagined. My stepson is an
audio-visual tech and runs those systems at trade shows of all kinds. He
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 5:43 PM, Hendrik Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, so let me understand this, you like guns when owned and operated by
private citizens but not when carried by security people?
This is all so confusing.
Not at all---it's the choice of weapon that bothers me, because
Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'd bet a large sum of money that Homeland Security's
mercenaries have had no more training than I have in the effective use
of a gun like that, which is to say none---and probably much less
training than I have in the effective use of a weapon more
i'll join the reserves if i can walk around all day with an uzi
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 12:37 AM, Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i spoke to an israeli girl today. she has an uzi back home. damn,
that's
living!
Yeah, but not the reason for why she has it. Don't the Israelis,
like
Many are trained at a place called Front Sight - a *very* good school -
anyone and everyone should attend to learn the truth about guns and gun
owners. Front Sight is providing free training to the media so they will
learn some facts about guns amd ownership;
Larry T (66 MGB, 74 911, 91
if journalists knew anything about anything they wrote about, it would just
kill their whole business
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 12:52 PM, LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many are trained at a place called Front Sight - a *very* good school -
anyone and everyone should attend to learn the
Yes, this is exactly what I was referring to.
And in an attempt to alienate the rest of the list who are not ignoring this
crazy talk:
I'll go on to say that the interpretation of the text that I have been most
inclined to believe is that those who have a relationship with Christ will
be
OK you guys, fanatic gun owners and bible thumpers.I'm out of here.
On 4/15/08, Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, this is exactly what I was referring to.
And in an attempt to alienate the rest of the list who are not ignoring this
crazy talk:
I'll go on to say that the
because we are bitter?
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 3:21 PM, John Freer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK you guys, fanatic gun owners and bible thumpers.I'm out of here.
On 4/15/08, Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, this is exactly what I was referring to.
And in an attempt to
I didn't detect any thumping by anyone.
Brian
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 12:21 PM, John Freer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK you guys, fanatic gun owners and bible thumpers.I'm out of here.
On 4/15/08, Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, this is exactly what I was referring to.
Let's see... VICARIUS FILII DEI (Latin = the Pope) ads up to 666. Many held
the Pope was the Anti-Christ. Anyone added up any of the new candidates
yet? Hm...
on 4/15/08 15:21 Uhr, John Freer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK you guys, fanatic gun owners and bible thumpers.I'm out of here.
I was thumping my gun while toting a bible, not sure if that applies or
not. I just had a beer too, goes well with both!
--R
Zoltan Finks wrote:
I didn't detect any thumping by anyone.
Brian
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 12:21 PM, John Freer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK you guys, fanatic
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
podunk federal government office in a sleepy suburb was guarded by not
just one but two of Cheney's new storm troopers---fresh recruits in
blue uniforms with a Homeland Security patch on one shoulder and a
Wackenhut patch on the other, and MP5 submachine guns slung over
Yes! I had the same experience recently. They would cash the stupid check
but required my thumbprint. I said I don't do fingerprints and walked
away. I know that made me sound like I had something to hide, but I don't
really care.
Can't say it with enough conviction: I hate any intrusion on my
I have experience living without a bank, but unfortunately that experience
is only as recent as about eight years ago.
I did not have a bank account at all, and I didn't want one. Wasn't long
before that time that I did not have a credit card (and had never had one).
I paid all my bills via money
Thirty years ago I lost my wallet which contained my sSocial Security card.
I never bothered to replace it. Eighteen years ago my driver's license which
I never replced nor renewed. Never had a problem...
...that is, until after 2001 and the Patriot Act.
I always banked at the same bank where I
i didn't have a driver's license for years until i bought a house. they
owuldn't let me close until i had one, so i got one.
i used to just use my costco card for id
i'm sure america is much safer against terror now that i have a license. or
maybe it is because america is the terror now? no,
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 8:51 AM, Timothy Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only problem arose when I signed a contract with a new company last year
and was required to fill out Form I-9. I didn't have documentation required.
I sought to replace the Social Security card but didn't have
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
podunk federal government office in a sleepy suburb was guarded by not
just one but two of Cheney's new storm troopers---fresh recruits in
blue uniforms with a Homeland Security patch on one shoulder and a
Wackenhut patch on the other, and MP5 submachine guns slung over
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 9:56 AM, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You should take a picture of them and see if they shoot you for it.
I bet they would. The federal office building in downtown Portland is
near an art school, and on any given non-rainy day there are always
dozens of
i went to DC last april. it's entirely occupied by thuggish security
personnel. even stalin would blush
in may, i went to new york. i went to west point with this fella who has
been going to army sports since the 1940s. we were interrogated with great
hostility by rent-a-cops at the gate and
Wackenhut is the mall cop of the U.S. Government.
Wackenhut was a buddy of Nixon's, and as a result has
had his finger in the proverbial pie of the
government for years. They do most of the
non-military security for the government, such as the
infamous cammo dudes of Nellis AFB (Area 51).
Ones
LWB250 wrote:
non-military security for the government, such as the
infamous cammo dudes of Nellis AFB (Area 51).
Just a nit-pick, but Nellis AFB is not Area 51...
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True, and I was wrong in suggesting that it was - my
apologies. For that matter, neither is Tonopah or
some of the other areas surrounding Nellis. However,
Wackenhut either provides primary or augments existing
military security for most of the facilities that
surround Nellis.
FWIW, if you ever
LWB250 wrote:
FWIW, if you ever have a chance, go see the LV air
show at Nellis that's in November every year. If you
like to see military hardware up close, this is
definitely the place.
When I was in elementary school we lived just south of Nellis. I've
only been to the LV air show once
--- John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I was in elementary school we lived just south
of Nellis. I've
only been to the LV air show once (think it was 1st
or 2nd grade), but I
could always watch the air show part from my
backyard! :) There were
many times at recess where I could
On Apr 14, 2008, at 9:01 AM, Gary Hurst wrote:
i didn't have a driver's license for years until i bought a house.
they
owuldn't let me close until i had one, so i got one.
i used to just use my costco card for id
Hah, you realize of course the terrorist they arrested in Port
Angeles
i just felt that my allegiance to costco was greatest and therefore they
deserved to represent me, not the state of georgia.
does that make me a bad man??
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 5:01 PM, John M McIntosh
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 14, 2008, at 9:01 AM, Gary Hurst wrote:
i didn't have
On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's CASH transactions that will raise the alarm bells. Banks have to
report cash withdrawals or deposits of $10,000, IIRC. If you get a
cashier's check payable to a car dealer for more than $10,000, that's
OK.
Allan
OK, so let me understand this, you like guns when owned and operated by
private citizens but not when carried by security people?
This is all so confusing.
Hendrik
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
This
podunk federal government office in a sleepy suburb was guarded by not
just one but two of Cheney's
I agree with Alex.
Wackenhut is a private contract firm who's hired to protect assets like
banks, car dealerships, etc. They have no more business carrying a machine
gun around in public than I do. I would have no problem with them carrying
around a handgun.
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
www.kegkits.com
yes, that is an idea!
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 8:43 PM, Hendrik Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
OK, so let me understand this, you like guns when owned and operated by
private citizens but not when carried by security people?
This is all so confusing.
Hendrik
Alex Chamberlain wrote:
This
i spoke to an israeli girl today. she has an uzi back home. damn, that's
living!
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 8:52 PM, Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree with Alex.
Wackenhut is a private contract firm who's hired to protect assets like
banks, car dealerships, etc. They have no more
i spoke to an israeli girl today. she has an uzi back home. damn,
that's
living!
Yeah, but not the reason for why she has it. Don't the Israelis,
like the Swiss, have nearly universal military service? The Uzi's
probably just part of her kit, as she's in the Reserves for life.
-- Jim
I read the other day that cops in some parts of the US want to have
access to assault rifles because the bad guys got em.
Perhaps they'll have to trade in the cruisers for armoured Humvees with
a 50 cal on top, that and a few Apache helicopters may tip the balance
of firepower in their favour
how do i cash checks of the sort that the check cashing
places won't cash?
So far as I know, if you take it to the bank (or a branch)
that it is drawn on they _must_ pay you. A check is a pay
order to the bank from the account holder. You are not (or
at least were not) required to have an
Jim Cathey wrote:
So far as I know, if you take it to the bank (or a branch)
that it is drawn on they _must_ pay you.
Last time I did that with a paycheck (the bank was across the street from
us, the leading CPA firm in that town) the teller thought I needed to
be fingerprinted first. She
on 4/13/08 2:27 Uhr, Jim Cathey at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how do i cash checks of the sort that the check cashing
places won't cash?
So far as I know, if you take it to the bank (or a branch)
that it is drawn on they _must_ pay you. A check is a pay
order to the bank from the account
From what I have seen, the illegals cash their checks at wallyland
or at a grocery store.. As long as you no habla inglish and change
your name to a mexican sounding name, you would be ok. buy fake ID.
Illegals can do anything they want, even murder and skate. all they
have to do is buy
Timothy Robinson wrote:
I overheard a transaction at my bank last week. It seems to be a policy that
if one doesn't have an account at that bank a fee is charged for cashing a
check though it is drawn on them. However, I noted they accepted
fingerprints and didn't yet require a DNA sample.
The old grey haired hippies (that are still alive) in the Kau
district of Hawaii live off the grid and grow their own. I don't
know if they are free of banks, but they have a cash economy, selling
what they grow to locals and tourists. I guess there is a wholesale
market too, but I don't
Jim Cathey wrote:
So far as I know, if you take it to the bank (or a branch)
that it is drawn on they _must_ pay you.
Apparently, federal banking laws don't require that they do it for
free, and some of the national banks will go to court if a state
tries to force them to do it for free:
Hi Gary
I think you'll find MOs create no questions at all.In fact they like
MOs because of the speed they *should* clear.
If they start asking about where the money is coming from tell them
it's none of their business If they want to push it make them get a
search warrant - which
My mom got caught up with some of the taxes are
unconstitutional groups a few years ago. It took
months of constant lobbying on the part of myself and
my brother (a career banker, like my dad was) to
convince her that these people were idiots, and if she
wanted to avoid taxes or pay as little as
i'm pessimistic from the above that i will be able to get rid of banks. as
i am absolutely such a small fish in general, this is not a practical matter
as i'm pretty confident that no one really has any interest in watching
me.
i guess what irks me is the dead stupidity of it. they think by
Not completely true. You need to review the Bank
Secrecy Act:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_Secrecy_Act
For that matter, the Bush administration has also
enabled banks to report questionable account
activity to the Fed to try and target those who might
try and fly below the radar, so to
it continues the idea that we, the people, are all insurgents and must be
watched closely so we can get caught at something.
a government by the people, of the people and far the people consciously
transformed into a government AGAINST the people and the people seem by and
large pleased with this
I wonder if all this nonsense is spreading to small town banks? In '77 I got
tossed in the cooler at 0400 in Fon-du-lac, WI, for doing 86 in a 25 in my
TR7. I had to sit there in the klink with a drunk guy until 1100 to see the
judge. My ticket was a little over $400 so I got my checkbook out.
I guess they feel that if they can be caught cheating on their
wives/taxes, the terrorist will be caught also???
On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 10:54 AM, Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it continues the idea that we, the people, are all insurgents and must be
watched closely so we can get caught
Robert Rentfro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think only homeless people and drug dealers can function without
banks. You could always cash your checks at those check cashing
places I reckon and then send your mortgage company an envelope full
of fifties. Banks are a necessary evil.
If you go
i don't actually have 10,000 dollars. or even close to that.
you think if i showed up at met life in new york in person they'd cash it
for me on demand? :)
the appraiser comes out tomorrow. hope they don't lowball me
On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 09:05:41 -0500 Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
... and advocating common folk to run for office so we have some real
choices.
So how would one of the common folk gain traction to make a realistic
run for office?
We had one of the TSMs from the Lab run for our local
i'm thinking of dropping out of the banking system, but i'm not sure how
practical this is. how do i cash checks of the sort that the check cashing
places won't cash? how do i pay my mortgage? etc. for example, when i get
my met life insurance check, how would i cash something like that
I think only homeless people and drug dealers can function without banks.
You could always cash your checks at those check cashing places I reckon and
then send your mortgage company an envelope full of fifties. Banks are a
necessary evil.
Bob R
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You should become a guest worker Mexican -- they have all that stuff
completely figured out. You might have to learn a bit of Espanol,
become a vato to get the secrets.
--R
Gary Hurst wrote:
i'm thinking of dropping out of the banking system, but i'm not sure how
practical this is. how do
Since passage of the Bank Secrecy Act in 1970, your banker has
automatically, by law, suspected you of drug dealing and money laundering.
With the recent passage of the USA-PATRIOT Act, your banker is now required
to suspect you of terrorism, as well. Soon, all U.S. banks will profile each
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