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Originally posted by alienesque
Originally posted by abaddon6
Of course it is, i got the feeling he was just joking but with a hint of seriousness. If you watched the interview he was smiling and laughing during.
he said it twice though...
anyway..is 'i was joking' a good excuse?
Originally posted by allthegoodusernamestaken
Originally posted by SonicInfinity
By the way, did I mention that there is nothing negative about Israel in the thousands of leaked readings?"
No you didn't, but that is a very good and interesting point!edit on 1-12-2010 by allthegoodusernamestaken because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by SonicInfinity
By the way, did I mention that there is nothing negative about Israel in the thousands of leaked readings?"
Originally posted by alienesque
An adviser to Stephen Harper, the Prime Minister of Canada, has called for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to be assassinated during an interview.
shocking..but at least we can all see now whats coming..
palin says hes a terrorist...and now this..
www.telegraph.co.uk...[editb y]edit on 1-12-2010 by alienesque because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by stevcolx
Assasination is Illegal yes. But not for the US and UK governments. Take for example Abraham Lincoln, JFK, Princess Diana. For the Elite assasination is the usual course of events to shut someone up.
As for this news I heard this morning regarding Julian Assange being hunted by Interpol for a sex crime? This is just an excuse to get him and shut him up.
Wikileaks Founder Hunted By Interpol
If they find him he's as good as dead!!!
CBC
Flanagan, a University of Calgary professor who once served as Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff during his days as Opposition leader, has said he regrets his "glib" comment on CBC's Power & Politics with Evan Solomon calling for the assassination of Assange. "I never seriously intended to advocate or propose the assassination of Mr. Assange," Flanagan told the CBC's Solomon on Wednesday. Read more: www.cbc.ca...