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[Missismiggins]

They cannot answer a simple question....is it that difficult? Nothing more, yes or no...but page upon page of spew!

I simply asked the question "Should Israel Be Nuked"

They cannot answer a simple question....is it that difficult? Nothing more, yes or no...but page upon page of spew!

when they actually cannot answer a simple yes or no question!

I didn't ask for a thesis on race morals, or their opinions about hate!

I asked them a simple question that a YES/NO answer would have sufficed,

Here is a helpful blank that you may find useful while trolling, because your arguments hold about as much water:

Is the picture supposed to move or something?

I am kind of lost here...anyone understand the point?

[Missismiggins]

First let me say that I did not join here with the intent of causing problems. I only wanted to set the record straight. If we were indeed an uptight forum, his thread would have been closed after the first post. But if you read through the thread you will see that he was given ample opportunity to debate the topic instead of throwing firebombs into the crowd. We actually have several anti-jewish state threads with great debate, but there is a huge difference in debating a topic and just posting for reaction...

Dunno if I am in the minority here or what, but I think the reaction of ToolTime's board was pretty cool given the obvious flame-baiting nature of Miggins' entry into it.

The fact that TT took the time to come over here and follow up is also quite cool. Instead of slapping him with a ban-hammer as most forums would they at least gave him a chance to make a coherent argument, it's hardly their fault that he went off the rails instead of trying to back up his point of view.

Multiple miggs should try that shit on 4chan, somethingaweful or fark.com, he won't last 5 minutes if he just rants and then cries foul imho.


/well, maybe 4chan, but wtf wants to post in that cesspool.

No, they banned me!

[Missismiggins]

not one baby eating comment

All joking aside, I don't like Nazi racists. If you hate someone because of their race, then I don't want anything to do with you. That is why I would never have coffee or lunch with MissMiggs. I read his threads and posts like I do other posters, but he is not the guy I would hang with on the street.

This is the very point you seem to misunderstand!!!!

You mention RACE...it is a fact, RACES ARE DIFFERENT!!! We are ALL NOT THE SAME!!!

I merely try to point this out!

The Thais are one of the most RACIST countries you will ever come across!

All I am saying is PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT, RACES are DIFFERENT, is it such a BAD thing to hold onto a bit of your CULTURE???

It seems perfectly acceptable for BLACK people to have a BLACK IDENTITY and a BLACK CULTURE....can you tell me what is wrong or RACIST about having a WHITE IDENTITY or a WHITE CULTURE....there seems to be too much double standards being preached here.

Is it acceptable to have "African american" values, but not acceptable to have White european Values?... it's not racist...why would anyone want the whole world turned into a pile of MUD coloured people with no heritage?? I simply don't understand why white people think that this is a racist thing!

Africans keep harping on about their ROOTs, what the hell is wrong with Europeans harping on about theirs??

I am not on about killing people, just accepting that their are differences.

If you think back a few years, we were all told what a great thing it would be if the world was "Multi-cultural" i.e. a great mixing pot where we all fucked each other and the outcome was a kind of TAN skinned baby....now the multiculturalists are on about a mixing of society, but preserving the "Diversity" of our races...

Do you really think African Americans want to be "merged" with us?

This is not racist, it is simply accepting differnet cultures and allowing them to LIVE TOGETHER, and still keep our and their identity!

Shit, I am the first one to admit to "polluting my genes" .. if that were the case! But it isn't, I chose what I did, I chose to have a mixed race kid, fuck knows what identity or racial group he will fit into..I buggered that up for him, but in general, there is nothing wrong with having a bit of pride in where you originate, unless that is, it is NEWCASTLE!

[jizzybloke]

Ever heard of the London cage?

We never had none of them cool secret torture camps though and waterboarding and fun stuff like that, just not innovative enough I suppose

The London Cage, WW2 torture

The London Cage was based here for British torture/interrogation

Location: 7 Kensington Palace Gardens, W8 4QS

Description: Although this street is known as one of the most exclusive and expensive addresses in the World, they are mostly London embassies for the World's nations.

Numbers 6,7 and 8 have a decidely interesting wartime past when they were home to one of the country's most secret military operations - the London Cage.

It was run by MI19 between 1940 and 1948 where the War Office would glean as much information as possible from prisoners of war. Very few inside and outside the organisation knew this was occuring here during the war.

It was used partly as a torture chamber, with 3573 German officers and soldiers - many being subjected to systematic abuse.

The Cage was run by Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Scotland, who had served in Namibia and was awarded the OBE for his interrogation techniques. It was his memoirs that lifted the lid on what happened here. But not before the book had heavily been censored.

The torture allegations continued to surface long after the end of the war, with stavation, verbal & physical abuse, electrical devices, and other unsubstantiated techniques.

[jizzybloke]

Here's some more, quite interesting.

Kensington Palace Gardens is one of the most exclusive, and expensive, addresses in the world: its stately row of 160-year-old mansions, built on land owned by the crown, is home to ambassadors, billionaires and princes. One property bought by the Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal for a reputed £57m is said to be the most expensive house in London. Down the road, a pair of Manhattan tax lawyers are renovating No 6, while next door, No 7, is the London home of the Sultan of Brunei. Over the years No 8 has housed its fair share of dowagers and dukes.Between July 1940 and September 1948, however, these three magnificent houses were home to one of the country's most secret military establishments: the London office of the Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre, known colloquially as the London Cage.
The London Cage was run by MI19, the section of the War Office responsible for gleaning information from enemy prisoners of war, and few outside this organisation knew exactly what went on beyond the single barbed-wire fence that separated the three houses from the busy streets and grand parks of west London.
Years later Tony Whitehead, a consultant psychiatrist in Brighton, recounted in his memoirs how, as a young aircraftsman delivering a belligerent SS sergeant to the Cage, he was shocked to see a German naval officer in full dress uniform on his hands and knees, cleaning the entrance hall floor. An enormous Guardsman stood with one foot on the prisoner's back, casually enjoying a smoke. When Whitehead collected his prisoner three days later, the man was completely subdued, rarely looked up, and addressed him as sir. "I do not know what had happened to him at the London Cage," Dr Whitehead wrote.
By examining thousands of documents stored at the National Archives, formerly the Public Record Office, as well as the archives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva, the Guardian has established what happened to this prisoner, and many others like him.
The London Cage was used partly as a torture centre, inside which large numbers of German officers and soldiers were subjected to systematic ill-treatment. In total 3,573 men passed through the Cage, and more than 1,000 were persuaded to give statements about war crimes. The brutality did not end with the war, moreover: a number of German civilians joined the servicemen who were interrogated there up to 1948.
The Cage was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Scotland, a forceful, outspoken man deemed to have the perfect background. Although English, the colonel had served briefly in the German army in what is now Namibia shortly after the turn of the century, and was later awarded the OBE for his work interrogating German prisoners during the first world war. In 1939, at the age of 57, he was recalled for service.
The Cage had space for 60 prisoners at any time, and five interrogation rooms. Scotland had around 10 officers serving under him, plus a dozen NCOs who served as interrogators and interpreters. Security was provided by soldiers from the Guards regiments, selected, one archived document asserts, "for their height rather than their brains".
Among the documents stored at the National Archives at Kew is the manuscript of Scotland's memoirs. In his first draft he recalled how he would muse, on arriving at the Cage each morning: "'Abandon all hope ye who enter here.' For if any German had any information we wanted, it was invariably extracted from him in the long run." There was pandemonium at the War Office when the book was submitted to be censored in June 1950. Officials begged Scotland to quietly lock the manuscript away, then threatened him with prosecution under the Official Secrets Act. Special Branch detectives were sent to raid his retirement home at Bourne End, Buckinghamshire. The Foreign Office urged suppression of the book, as it would assist "persons agitating on behalf of war criminals". An assessment by MI5 pointed out that Scotland had detailed repeated breaches of the Geneva convention, with his admissions that prisoners had been forced to kneel while being beaten about the head; forced to stand to attention for up to 26 hours; threatened with execution; or threatened with "an unnecessary operation".
The book was eventually published after a seven-year delay, and only after all incriminating material had been deleted. It is now clear, however, that Scotland could have tried to reveal far more.
Within the National Archives are documents from two official inquiries into the methods employed at the Cage, one which heard evidence that guards were under orders to knock on some prisoners' cell doors every 15 minutes, depriving them of sleep, and another which concluded with "the possibility that violence was used" during interrogations.
There is also a long and detailed letter of complaint from one SS captain, Fritz Knoechlein, who describes his treatment after being taken to the Cage in October 1946. Knoechlein alleges that because he was "unable to make the desired confession" he was stripped, given only a pair of pyjama trousers, deprived of sleep for four days and nights, and starved.
The guards kicked him each time he passed, he alleges, while his interrogators boasted that they were "much better" than the "Gestapo in Alexanderplatz". After being forced to perform rigorous exercises until he collapsed, he says he was compelled to walk in a tight circle for four hours. On complaining to Scotland that he was being kicked even "by ordinary soldiers without a rank", Knoechlein alleges that he was doused in cold water, pushed down stairs, and beaten with a cudgel. Later, he says, he was forced to stand beside a large gas stove with all its rings lit before being confined in a shower which sprayed extremely cold water from the sides as well as from above. Finally, the SS man says, he and another prisoner were taken into the gardens behind the mansions, where they were forced to run in circles while carrying heavy logs.
"Since these tortures were the consequences of my personal complaint, any further complaint would have been senseless," Knoechlein wrote. "One of the guards who had a somewhat humane feeling advised me not to make any more complaints, otherwise things would turn worse for me." Other prisoners, he alleged, were beaten until they begged to be killed, while some were told that they could be made to disappear.
At the time Knoechlein made these allegations he was facing the death penalty, having been convicted of the murder of 124 British soldiers, including 98 members of the Royal Norfolk Regiment. These soldiers had been massacred by men under Knoechlein's command after being taken prisoner on the retreat to Dunkirk in May 1940. He was in a desperate position, and may have been making desperate allegations in a bid to escape the hangman. Nevertheless, his complaint was taken seriously by War Office officials, who considered whether to convene an inquiry. They eventually decided against this, on the grounds that this would mean delaying Knoechlein's execution. There was no legal precedent for this, one official noted, besides which "any court of inquiry into these allegations would be futile".
Similar torture allegations surfaced in 1947, and again the following year, when 21 Gestapo and police officers were tried for the murder of 50 RAF officers who had been shot after tunnelling their way out of Stalag Luft III, the breakout recreated in the Hollywood film The Great Escape.
The court in Hamburg was told that many of the defendants had been starved and systematically beaten at the London Cage, confined in the cold water shower, and "threatened with electrical devices". Among the defendants was Erich Zacharias, a sergeant in the Gestapo's frontier police. The only evidence against him was his confession which, MI5 noted in its assessment of Scotland's memoir, had been signed only because "being a prisoner in their hands, he had been worked on psychologically". Zacharias insisted that he had also been beaten. Twenty of the defendants were convicted and 14 were hanged, Zacharias among them.
It is impossible to discern, from the War Office archives, whether Scotland was regarded by this time as a maverick whose methods were to be quietly overlooked, or whether he was acting with clear, official approval. It is clear, however, by late 1946 there was "disquiet about his methods" being expressed at the headquarters of the British army of the Rhine.
By then the Red Cross was aware of the existence of the Cage, although only because its location had inadvertently been included on a list of PoW camps sent to the organisation. A Red Cross inspector called twice at Kensington Palace Gardens in March 1946 but was turned away. In a lengthy memo to the War Office, Scotland explained that he had identified the officer responsible for disclosing its location, and that this man had promised "that this blunder would not be repeated".
Scotland went on to argue that the Red Cross need not be admitted, because his prisoners were either civilians, or "criminals within the armed forces", and neither, he said, were protected by the Geneva convention. Should the Red Cross be allowed inside the Cage, he added, he would instruct the RAF to stop sending him prisoners suspected of involvement in the Stalag Luft III murders. "The interrogation of these criminals must proceed in Germany under conditions more closely related to police methods than to Geneva convention principles."
Furthermore, he wrote: "The secret gear which we use to check the reliability of information obtained must be removed from the Cage before permission is given to inspect the building. This work will take a month to complete." It is unclear what sort of "secret gear" Scotland wanted to conceal from the Red Cross.
It was a further 18 months before the Red Cross could enter the Cage. Its inspector found little evidence of ill-treatment but, as he noted in subsequent reports, 10 prisoners in the worst physical condition appeared to have been moved to other PoW camps the night before his arrival, and there was evidence that any prisoner who lodged a complaint in his presence would suffer reprisals.
Despite the growing number of complaints it was receiving about the London Cage, the International Committee of the Red Cross eventually decided to do nothing "through official channels" as it had been assured that its closure was imminent, and because it feared such action would be against the interests of the men still detained there.
As the work of the Cage was wound down, the interrogation of prisoners was switched to a number of internment camps in Germany. And there is evidence that the treatment meted out in these places was, if anything, far worse. While many of the papers relating to these interrogation centres remain sealed at the Foreign Office, it is clear that one camp in the British zone became particularly notorious. At least two German prisoners starved to death there, according to a court of inquiry, while others were shot for minor offences.
In one complaint lodged at the National Archives, a 27-year-old German journalist being held at this camp said he had spent two years as a prisoner of the Gestapo. And not once, he said, did they treat him as badly as the British.

[slackula]

We never had none of them cool secret torture camps though

*cough*

[Missismiggins]

Here's some more, quite interesting.

Kensington Palace Gardens is one of the most exclusive, and expensive, addresses in the world: its stately row of 160-year-old mansions, built on land owned by the crown, is home to ambassadors, billionaires and princes. One property bought by the Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal for a reputed £57m is said to be the most expensive house in London. Down the road, a pair of Manhattan tax lawyers are renovating No 6, while next door, No 7, is the London home of the Sultan of Brunei. Over the years No 8 has housed its fair share of dowagers and dukes.Between July 1940 and September 1948, however, these three magnificent houses were home to one of the country's most secret military establishments: the London office of the Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Centre, known colloquially as the London Cage.
The London Cage was run by MI19, the section of the War Office responsible for gleaning information from enemy prisoners of war, and few outside this organisation knew exactly what went on beyond the single barbed-wire fence that separated the three houses from the busy streets and grand parks of west London.
Years later Tony Whitehead, a consultant psychiatrist in Brighton, recounted in his memoirs how, as a young aircraftsman delivering a belligerent SS sergeant to the Cage, he was shocked to see a German naval officer in full dress uniform on his hands and knees, cleaning the entrance hall floor. An enormous Guardsman stood with one foot on the prisoner's back, casually enjoying a smoke. When Whitehead collected his prisoner three days later, the man was completely subdued, rarely looked up, and addressed him as sir. "I do not know what had happened to him at the London Cage," Dr Whitehead wrote.
By examining thousands of documents stored at the National Archives, formerly the Public Record Office, as well as the archives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva, the Guardian has established what happened to this prisoner, and many others like him.
The London Cage was used partly as a torture centre, inside which large numbers of German officers and soldiers were subjected to systematic ill-treatment. In total 3,573 men passed through the Cage, and more than 1,000 were persuaded to give statements about war crimes. The brutality did not end with the war, moreover: a number of German civilians joined the servicemen who were interrogated there up to 1948.
The Cage was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Scotland, a forceful, outspoken man deemed to have the perfect background. Although English, the colonel had served briefly in the German army in what is now Namibia shortly after the turn of the century, and was later awarded the OBE for his work interrogating German prisoners during the first world war. In 1939, at the age of 57, he was recalled for service.
The Cage had space for 60 prisoners at any time, and five interrogation rooms. Scotland had around 10 officers serving under him, plus a dozen NCOs who served as interrogators and interpreters. Security was provided by soldiers from the Guards regiments, selected, one archived document asserts, "for their height rather than their brains".
Among the documents stored at the National Archives at Kew is the manuscript of Scotland's memoirs. In his first draft he recalled how he would muse, on arriving at the Cage each morning: "'Abandon all hope ye who enter here.' For if any German had any information we wanted, it was invariably extracted from him in the long run." There was pandemonium at the War Office when the book was submitted to be censored in June 1950. Officials begged Scotland to quietly lock the manuscript away, then threatened him with prosecution under the Official Secrets Act. Special Branch detectives were sent to raid his retirement home at Bourne End, Buckinghamshire. The Foreign Office urged suppression of the book, as it would assist "persons agitating on behalf of war criminals". An assessment by MI5 pointed out that Scotland had detailed repeated breaches of the Geneva convention, with his admissions that prisoners had been forced to kneel while being beaten about the head; forced to stand to attention for up to 26 hours; threatened with execution; or threatened with "an unnecessary operation".
The book was eventually published after a seven-year delay, and only after all incriminating material had been deleted. It is now clear, however, that Scotland could have tried to reveal far more.
Within the National Archives are documents from two official inquiries into the methods employed at the Cage, one which heard evidence that guards were under orders to knock on some prisoners' cell doors every 15 minutes, depriving them of sleep, and another which concluded with "the possibility that violence was used" during interrogations.
There is also a long and detailed letter of complaint from one SS captain, Fritz Knoechlein, who describes his treatment after being taken to the Cage in October 1946. Knoechlein alleges that because he was "unable to make the desired confession" he was stripped, given only a pair of pyjama trousers, deprived of sleep for four days and nights, and starved.
The guards kicked him each time he passed, he alleges, while his interrogators boasted that they were "much better" than the "Gestapo in Alexanderplatz". After being forced to perform rigorous exercises until he collapsed, he says he was compelled to walk in a tight circle for four hours. On complaining to Scotland that he was being kicked even "by ordinary soldiers without a rank", Knoechlein alleges that he was doused in cold water, pushed down stairs, and beaten with a cudgel. Later, he says, he was forced to stand beside a large gas stove with all its rings lit before being confined in a shower which sprayed extremely cold water from the sides as well as from above. Finally, the SS man says, he and another prisoner were taken into the gardens behind the mansions, where they were forced to run in circles while carrying heavy logs.
"Since these tortures were the consequences of my personal complaint, any further complaint would have been senseless," Knoechlein wrote. "One of the guards who had a somewhat humane feeling advised me not to make any more complaints, otherwise things would turn worse for me." Other prisoners, he alleged, were beaten until they begged to be killed, while some were told that they could be made to disappear.
At the time Knoechlein made these allegations he was facing the death penalty, having been convicted of the murder of 124 British soldiers, including 98 members of the Royal Norfolk Regiment. These soldiers had been massacred by men under Knoechlein's command after being taken prisoner on the retreat to Dunkirk in May 1940. He was in a desperate position, and may have been making desperate allegations in a bid to escape the hangman. Nevertheless, his complaint was taken seriously by War Office officials, who considered whether to convene an inquiry. They eventually decided against this, on the grounds that this would mean delaying Knoechlein's execution. There was no legal precedent for this, one official noted, besides which "any court of inquiry into these allegations would be futile".
Similar torture allegations surfaced in 1947, and again the following year, when 21 Gestapo and police officers were tried for the murder of 50 RAF officers who had been shot after tunnelling their way out of Stalag Luft III, the breakout recreated in the Hollywood film The Great Escape.
The court in Hamburg was told that many of the defendants had been starved and systematically beaten at the London Cage, confined in the cold water shower, and "threatened with electrical devices". Among the defendants was Erich Zacharias, a sergeant in the Gestapo's frontier police. The only evidence against him was his confession which, MI5 noted in its assessment of Scotland's memoir, had been signed only because "being a prisoner in their hands, he had been worked on psychologically". Zacharias insisted that he had also been beaten. Twenty of the defendants were convicted and 14 were hanged, Zacharias among them.
It is impossible to discern, from the War Office archives, whether Scotland was regarded by this time as a maverick whose methods were to be quietly overlooked, or whether he was acting with clear, official approval. It is clear, however, by late 1946 there was "disquiet about his methods" being expressed at the headquarters of the British army of the Rhine.
By then the Red Cross was aware of the existence of the Cage, although only because its location had inadvertently been included on a list of PoW camps sent to the organisation. A Red Cross inspector called twice at Kensington Palace Gardens in March 1946 but was turned away. In a lengthy memo to the War Office, Scotland explained that he had identified the officer responsible for disclosing its location, and that this man had promised "that this blunder would not be repeated".
Scotland went on to argue that the Red Cross need not be admitted, because his prisoners were either civilians, or "criminals within the armed forces", and neither, he said, were protected by the Geneva convention. Should the Red Cross be allowed inside the Cage, he added, he would instruct the RAF to stop sending him prisoners suspected of involvement in the Stalag Luft III murders. "The interrogation of these criminals must proceed in Germany under conditions more closely related to police methods than to Geneva convention principles."
Furthermore, he wrote: "The secret gear which we use to check the reliability of information obtained must be removed from the Cage before permission is given to inspect the building. This work will take a month to complete." It is unclear what sort of "secret gear" Scotland wanted to conceal from the Red Cross.
It was a further 18 months before the Red Cross could enter the Cage. Its inspector found little evidence of ill-treatment but, as he noted in subsequent reports, 10 prisoners in the worst physical condition appeared to have been moved to other PoW camps the night before his arrival, and there was evidence that any prisoner who lodged a complaint in his presence would suffer reprisals.
Despite the growing number of complaints it was receiving about the London Cage, the International Committee of the Red Cross eventually decided to do nothing "through official channels" as it had been assured that its closure was imminent, and because it feared such action would be against the interests of the men still detained there.
As the work of the Cage was wound down, the interrogation of prisoners was switched to a number of internment camps in Germany. And there is evidence that the treatment meted out in these places was, if anything, far worse. While many of the papers relating to these interrogation centres remain sealed at the Foreign Office, it is clear that one camp in the British zone became particularly notorious. At least two German prisoners starved to death there, according to a court of inquiry, while others were shot for minor offences.
In one complaint lodged at the National Archives, a 27-year-old German journalist being held at this camp said he had spent two years as a prisoner of the Gestapo. And not once, he said, did they treat him as badly as the British.

Yes I can quite imagine,
But We British don't like to talk about these things.

Especially that the the fact that 90% of the Germans held for trial at Nurenburg had broken and non functioning (Smashed beyond repair) Testicles after being interrogated by the Brits...says something...but hush hush, that wouldn't be CORRECT! Of course, we all would sign a confession after we had our nuts kicked to hell and the threat we were going to see our families handed over to those masters of social welfare...the Russians!

Then if you look after the war when Germany had surrendered, Eisenshit, had all of the German POW's reclassified as " DEM" rather than POW's, this allowed the USA to starve more than a million surrendered Germans to death like DOGS, as under the DEM classification they were not subject to the Geneva convention...living in holes in the ground, no tents, no shelter, no red cross parcels, (even theough Eisenshit turned away Red Cross Transports.. they were left to eat GRASS, and any locals that brought food for these men were threatened with shooting! - (Take a look at what at least one DECENT American General (Patton) had to say about Eisenhower... funny how he ended up DEAD!)

The even threatened to shoot their own American soldiers if they passed on food!

My Grandfather was part of the HLI, of the 52nd Lowland Infantry, he ended up burried in Sittard, in Holland,

He was part of this operation, and he told my old man that the Germans were some of the most honourable men...and the propaganda about them was complete SHIT!

http://www.combinedops.com/Walcheren.htm

[slackula]

Is the picture supposed to move or something?

Since I am feeling generous..

No, it won't move, sorry if you were waiting for an animation.

It is a picture of US commentator/FOX personality Glenn Beck who is making quite a name for himself by pretending to ask simple yes/no questions to complex situations; by pre-loading them with all sorts of other baggage he will manipulate the answer and then plead innocence or outrage depending on which facile answer he decides to support or contradict.

He uses his blackboard to draw simplistic conclusions to the complex problems that he pretends to address and thereby appeals to the lowest common denominator demographic.

In other words he is not really looking for an answer or discussion, as he automatically rejects anything that doesn't fit his pre-conceived ideas, basically he is just trolling the American public. But he is pretty f*cking good at it, his ratings are soaring...

[Muadib]

We never had none of them cool secret torture camps though

*cough*

Let's not upset DD's rant about Merika now... He's on a roll and we shouldn't burst his bubble...

[AntRobertson]

Is the picture supposed to move or something?

Since I am feeling generous..

No, it won't move, sorry if you were waiting for an animation...

Why did you have to tell him that?? It would've kept him occupied for hours... Days even!
















Good summary of Beck though.

[Missismiggins]

Is the picture supposed to move or something?

Since I am feeling generous..

No, it won't move, sorry if you were waiting for an animation.

It is a picture of US commentator/FOX personality Glenn Beck who is making quite a name for himself by pretending to ask simple yes/no questions to complex situations; by pre-loading them with all sorts of other baggage he will manipulate the answer and then plead innocence or outrage depending on which facile answer he decides to support or contradict.

He uses his blackboard to draw simplistic conclusions to the complex problems that he pretends to address and thereby appeals to the lowest common denominator demographic.

In other words he is not really looking for an answer or discussion, as he automatically rejects anything that doesn't fit his pre-conceived ideas, basically he is just trolling the American public. But he is pretty f*cking good at it, his ratings are soaring...

Cheers for your generous explanation...never heard of the guy, never seen the guy!

Long may that be the case.................

[Missismiggins]

There is a torrent out there.. it is quite intereresting, however, not 100% accurate.

It is called Farewell Israel. I couldn't find the link tonight...it seems to have vanished.

There is some interesting facts about the Muslims and the REST OF THE WORLD, if you get a chance to find it...however, you need to take it as a movie rather than a Doco...they portrayed Rudolph Hess, as Hoess, (Hess that spent most of the war in a UK prison getting his balls kicked to bits, was pictured as Hoess the auschwittz Commandant) But some of it is interesting...

[dirtydog]

I am not on about killing people, just accepting that their are differences.

erm, what about the ones vapourised by the nuclear explosions in Israel?

[dirtydog]

*cough*

Funny, a link to a CIA written wiki

[FarangRed]

Have to say although I'm no expert on these forum's, Teak Door is to me one of the best or maybe the best, some I look at are so boring I think because you delete everything that represents an opinion on TD there is a sense of humour and can throw the odd fuck in now and again.
I got banned for 5 days for calling someone a prick on another forum site not mention no name but it ended in v, but it was true, keep up the good work guys

[Missismiggins]

Have to say although I'm no expert on these forum's, Teak Door is to me one of the best or maybe the best, some I look at are so boring I think because you delete everything that represents an opinion on TD there is a sense of humour and can throw the odd fuck in now and again.
I got banned for 5 days for calling someone a prick on another forum site not mention no name but it ended in v, but it was true, keep up the good work guys

Agree TD is a great forum, you can talk about absolutely anything!
It seems a bit quiet the past few days though, no one seems to bite or want to express opinions about much, I would hate it if ended up just posting pictures of Nice Asses!

I was curious as to whether TD gets any E mails or contacts from outside of the TD sphere, when any "politically incorrect" topics come up?

Like do you guys get hassled to ban the racist? does this go on?

Seriously, I am curious as to how you operate and any outside influences towards free speech.

Obviously you have your advertisers and you need to be a bit sensitive towards them, but this site does not seem to "Suck Cock" like Thai visa...I expect old George is on all fours 24/7 like a fucking Spit Roast!

[dirtydog]

I would hate it if ended up just posting pictures of Nice Asses!

Some of us like womens arses.

Seriously, I am curious as to how you operate and any outside influences towards free speech.

Generally just ignore emails like that.

[Missismiggins]

fair enough! Good to hear.

[wefearourdespot]

The Teak Door will always be way way ahead of SHIT sites like Offtopicz, because at least here CUNTS can have a point of view! You fuckers can't take it, your heads are stuck so far up your own asses, you don't care about what people think! like fucking Lemmings!

Come on , Miggins, have some pity for the offtopicz guys, just think they beg for having a "steak and blow job" day once a year Steak and BJ day - Offtopicz , while we Thai expats can easily have a blow job every day and for less money than a steak in the USA

[mrsquirrel]

i suspect it's mid week drinking binges, by the pattern of posting

[Missismiggins]

i suspect it's mid week drinking binges, by the pattern of posting

You must be Sherlock Fucking Holmes, you might get a job with the SWAT Team down in Pattaya now that Ninja Turtle and Kung Fu Panda seems to have been forced to retire!, make sure you don't buy a YELLOW HUM VEE ...it apparently stands out from a Toyota Yaris when the pigs pop around for a bit of tea money!

[Missismiggins]

I would hate it if ended up just posting pictures of Nice Asses!

Some of us like womens arses.

Seriously, I am curious as to how you operate and any outside influences towards free speech.

Generally just ignore emails like that.

So can you cover your operating cost simply by donations?

You don't seem to need the trash adds that TV has...( I.E Someone posts something about an Earthquake, and immediately before the post is some shit about "House Insurance")