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niagarafalls Website Admin
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Fri Mar 14, 2014 8:48 am | |
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:01 am | |
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beaver12 October 2013 top poster
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niagarafalls Website Admin
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:13 am | |
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beaver12 October 2013 top poster
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Fri Mar 14, 2014 9:51 am | |
| Yes we see that from our view point to, those in the Ukraine well a good few of them are very anti Russia, anti Putin etc, and voicing it in full vocals they seem to be trying to egg the E.U. and the U.S on against Russia and Putin, the E.U. how ever is playing it a little cautious especially Germany and we seem to support that view to, the U.S. how ever and to a degree France are more into a little force full action by way of threats of Sanctions and Travel restrictions on selected individuals and trying to isolate Russia to try and force some action on leaving the Crimea which I cannot to be honest see happening any time soon, I think the view must be taken that Crimea is a lost cause, its Russian now lets leave it at that and redraw Territorial lines, after all the Crimea was formally Russian and is mostly populated by Russians so whats the big deal, as I see it the sooner that's accepted the better and all these threats of Military involvement and trade and economic war can be then shelved it would be good for every one all round even the Ukraine even if they don't know it them self's as yet. | |
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niagarafalls Website Admin
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Fri Mar 14, 2014 1:54 pm | |
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beaver12 October 2013 top poster
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beaver12 October 2013 top poster
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Fri Mar 14, 2014 11:29 pm | |
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sat Mar 15, 2014 8:04 am | |
| watching the news today and listening to Kerry i cant see nothing happening, and Russia can hurt Europe much more, than Europe can hurt them. Germany has the largest supply of gas, so Russia can always tighten the screw there, and many countries have heavily invested in Russia, i dont think Theres a lot anyone can do except say a lot of verbal | |
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niagarafalls Website Admin
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sat Mar 15, 2014 6:46 pm | |
| I think there is more to this than meets the eye. Power is like a highly addictive drug such as heroin and drugs of a highly addictive consequence. Napoleon was brillant too.
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niagarafalls Website Admin
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 4:08 am | |
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beaver12 October 2013 top poster
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niagarafalls Website Admin
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 4:53 am | |
| I think Putin is heading into a severe storm of the kind that claims ships and all aboard.
He suspects the storm is building up force but see's that force as being nothing of consequence. | |
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niagarafalls Website Admin
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 5:22 am | |
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niagarafalls Website Admin
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 5:58 am | |
| Ok, so we talked about The soviet Union's computer networks having been in total shambles coming to the last two decades of it's rain of terror on it's on.
And We discussed the trade deal Nelson Rockerfeller was working on with the Soviet Union close to his own death where part of a deal arrangement with soviet government trading for Russian fine arts was a deal package where the russians would secure warehoused obselete pin ball machines for the electronic components contained within.
The machine above will have been one of my choices to send along should that deal have gone through. Nixon as president put a stop to that deal.Shortly after that Rockerfeller died in his wheeling and dealing chair actually working out deals with the Soviet government at the time of his sudden death.
Now I mentioned the highly advanced electronic components that went into those machines and the commerical market for the development of those components actually rivaled the stereo hi fy industry down the avenues of technological advancements.Back in the 70's a 2 month old pin ball machine was old technology ,those machines were replaced with more and more bells and whisles almost as fast as the eye can blink.-or so it seemed.Many of those machines ended up in giant warehouses in New York City.All Rockerfeller had to do was buy up all the so called junkers ,put those junkers on Exxon fraighters and ship them all off to Russia.
That period in time was known as the technological renascence because of governmental control over market technology- because of course of the cold war.
This particular pin ball machine is pretty cool isn't it ? Artsy to look at too.
to service such a machine the intire top lifts up about like the hood or bonnet of an autromobile. A metal rod holds up the face board and underneith if yer interested in electronic components and how it all works, it is equally as interesting and artsy to look at in how it all works.
And how all that technology came togather through technological innovations is interesting too. Such as the manufacturers of those goods and how those components were marketed and under certain governmental restrictions. Japan in those years operated their market in accordnance with those restrictions ,however they managed to make considerable technological advancements in market. However they ran into import- export issues that propelled Japan to seek different venues to display their products. Market tech wars and all that ,20th century stuff.
Now at that time in that particular time frame Russia's wanting of those pin ball machines was an open addmission or confession to the fact that the Soviet Union's entire infastructure was in a total shambles ,yet it carried on for 20 or s0 more years. How does it make sense you might wonder, after all they were sending man into space -the space race and all that . sacrificial cost is how-rob Peter to pay Paul. Eccomomist were disputing those issues for decades since the end of ww2.
How many cars were there in Russia in 1979 ? were there more or less than in the UK ? Were there as many cars in Russia as there were in free europe ? I think the true answer to that question might surprise you.
The problems from those years have not all gone away in Russia since it joined in. And the people are sick and tired of being sick and tired of all the nonsense.
There is an undercurrent building within the populas and it's slowly turning into a raging river about to release it's power and havoc upon it's defiant rulers.
And it will not be beat back. | |
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 6:49 am | |
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 7:27 am | |
| Now in the history of the pin ball machine there is the cost of play. those machines were popularized in what were once called penny arcades-gamming palaces desigened to attract kids into magic bandit penny gaming.Cost elevation of course came into happening at the arcades as the gamming became more sufisticated and arcades became a popular hang out- from a penny to a nickle to a dime than a quater than two of those and on and so on. As you look acrossed the long run in it's history.
And that as it so happens is the the issue at hand- the cost in the long run.when the cost is more than the country at hand can bare than something must be sacrificed and the sacrificial lambs are at wits end as it is.
It is thought this annexation was long in the planning,it was just waiting for the right oppertune moment-circumstances and events that ripen the act of easy pickens.
This was Putin's olympic maneuver and it was no coincidence.Nor was Putin's tactics brillant. Easy pickens is just that ,but the cost isn't at all easy going for those that bare those costs.Easy for Putin, a never ending tragedy for people.
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beaver12 October 2013 top poster
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 9:42 pm | |
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 9:50 pm | |
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Sun Mar 16, 2014 10:04 pm | |
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beaver12 October 2013 top poster
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Mon Mar 17, 2014 8:59 pm | |
| Well Crimea as expected went ahead with the vote and so to as expected majority went for joining Mother Russia again and have now formally submitted application to Russia for the Crimea to re-join and return to the Russian fold :cl2:Kiev as expected are fuming and the referendum as also expected is not being recognised by the E.U. U.S.A. etc , William Haig of Britain made his views known on TV saying that the Crimean referendum was unconstitutional and fears that it may be the start of Putin and Russia's rebuilding of lost Russian states by way of being seen as the protectorate of its Citizens living within former Soviet states that have broken with the Mother land, and now it seems the Mother may be about to try and call them back home by hook or by crook, Haig sighted the possible re enactment of the Crimea with Odessa also on the Black Sea could we be seeing further Russian expansion in the near future and what will be the response from the U.S.A. Nato and E.U. The game is at hand first dice have been rolled, bets are on the table, lights are low, expectancy is in the air, and the air is getting Heavy who next to roll them Dice, will the stakes be increased, the World is Watching with battered Breath as the night air is decidedly getting chilly | |
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| Subject: Re: Should The Russian government stand to charges of indecent liberties ? Tue Mar 18, 2014 3:21 am | |
| And so the bets are down on the table all wonder what is next. Things are happening at a fast pace, almost too fast to project into where it is all going. But, ahhh, the polker faces seem to shine on in the moment leaving no hint as to what the next play will be in exacts. What is really happening though ,what is really happening inside all that goes down and has gone down ? How do we form a visual in effort to get a mind wrap around all of it ? The pin ball machines hold clues . Here is what is going down. If you have ever watched pin ball fanatics on a roll in high gear ,you will have noticed each one to his or her own believe they have ways of manipulating the ball by way of force by pushing and pulling the table ,hitting it on one side or the other ,shaking it what have you ,personal methods of directing the ball in a direction to their favor. The designers are well aware of this and have been all along,that is why the tilt game stopper was factored into the machine. Force is applied and the tilt light lights up and as a result of that the ball in play and the points accumulated by it are zeroed out. And so the players all believe they have just the right moves or can apply max. force just enough to avoid the tilt factor, but the intensity of the game gets them every time. Those players are called the shake rattle and roll crowd. Those players seem to believe they can insert themselves bodily into the action. The believe or think to believe by applying force to the machine the ball in play can be manipulated in a given preferred direction.And it is an addiction. Such gamers find it the next thing to impossible to simply allow the ball to run it's course using the flappers to redirect the ball into play or motion. The intensity is no less intense when the player uses skill with those flapers rather than beating on the sides of the machine to manipulate the direction the ball will go,and beating out temptation to give the machine a wack is part of the game play. Because if you tilt it, you lose what gained . It's that simple. It only take one good game with very high points built up for the gamer who does not try to force the ball to move in a given preferred direction to realize that force of play doesn't really gain much if anything.In fact it throws the game off. Gamblers at the card tables understand that. You see when yer hot yer hot and when yer not yer not. OK so whats happening here is on one end is you got a lot a shake rattle and roll going on with that ball in play. And on the other end it's the other way. Many politicans are a lot like those gamers that just must insert themselves into the machine- rather in missfit ways . Nobody seems to keep track of all those misfit statements many of those politicans make in the heat of the action. But that doesn't mean there is no running count. What counts in the action is the pointers adding up to big numbers. I means seriously now, you don't blow up the pin ball machine because the game didn't turn out to yer favor ! It all comes down to how one handles the high intenstiy of the fast pace in the game at play. Even if it's a short game it all comes down to how it plays out in the long run. I have a mason jar of volcanic ash from when Mt. St. Helen's erupted years ago,it just sits there in a jar. Did you know there were some people that refused to leave their homes even when they knew fer sure the volcano was going to blow as a matter of fact ? For some people that is very hard to believe, how could they just ???.But for others it is not so hard to believe or except. Me jar of volcanic ash is harmless. It's about the long run. What Putin is on about comes as no surprise at all. Even Sarah Palin knew something about that back in 08, but that was no surprise either. After all Alaska is practically right next door to Russia ! How the situation is being handled is exactly how it is supposed to be handled. | |
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