Stupid World

**Akzle** · 23rd December 2014, 10:51

Originally Posted by yokel

this ebook has helped shed light as to why I could never have a proper relationship with a female woman.
it's very un PC so you know its good.

http://manhood101.com/ebook.html

http://youtu.be/Jfgx51AQTUE

you'd get a tickle out of

menarebetterthanwomen.com

**yokel** · 23rd December 2014, 18:22

Originally Posted by Akzle

you'd get a tickle out of

menarebetterthanwomen.com

cool site, it's funny how truth is stranger than fiction these days haha

I just had no idea that a man is meant to be in control over a woman.

from that site

**Brian d marge** · 26th December 2014, 01:24

Sir Smoke-a-lot reckons it isnt him;....

Our own work (much of which is summarized in
Caragata 1998a and 1998b) and that of several other authors from oth-
er countries supports the view that the chief causes of underground ac-
tivity and tax-evasion include high and rising tax burdens, inflation,
rising real disposable incomes, and declines in ethical standards.

**blue rider** · 26th December 2014, 13:13

blah blah blah

• Thanks to the trillion or so spent on the war effort, the 1.5 million Iraqi casualties, and the 5,000 dead US soldiers, there is no longer any al Qaeda in Iraq now (just like there was under Saddam Hussein) and the country is free and democratic.
• Thanks to many years of continuous effort which cost well over half a trillion dollars and the lives of 3500 or so coalition soldiers, the Taleban in Afghanistan have been vanquished and the country is now at peace.
• The Syrian regime has been overthrown and Syria is now peaceful and democratic, and not at all a war-torn basket case that has produced over a million refugees, a large part of it ruled by Islamic militants that are too radical even for al Qaeda.
• Overall, the problem of Islamic extremism has been dealt with once for all, and George W. Bush's “Islamofascists” (remember that term?) are but a vague memory. ISIS or ISIL or the Islamic State are something else entirely, plus us bombing them sporadically at great expense has “degraded” them a tiny bit... maybe.
• Thanks to a perfectly legal and very necessary US-managed coup, Ukraine is on its way to being a stable and prosperous member of the EU and NATO, and the freedom-loving Ukrainians are no longer at all dependent on Russian gas, coal and nuclear fuel for being able to merely survive the winter of 2014-15, or on Russian good will to send in humanitarian relief convoys, house and feed the refugees from their civil war, or broker their peace agreements with each other.
• In accordance with our grand geopolitical strategy for eternal world domination, we successfully kicked Russia out of Crimea and are busy building a huge NATO military base there to make sure that Russia never becomes a great world power again but is forced to comply with our every whim.
• Thanks to our relentless diplomatic efforts, Russia is now completely isolated, which is why it can't be constantly signing gigantic trade agreements with countries around the world or championing the cause of non-western nations who don't like being pushed around by the west and have no desire to westernize.
• Our sanctions have really hurt Russia, and not at all the EU which didn't lose a huge export market and is not at all at risk of losing access to Russia's natural gas which it doesn't need anyway. Nor did they provide any sort of a huge protectionist benefit to Russia's domestic producers, or a big new export market to our economic rivals.
• Regime change in Moscow is a white ribbon's throw away, and our expensively nurtured political pets inside Russia are more popular than ever and are feeling all sorts of love from the Russian people. After all, fewer than 90% of Russians respect and support Putin for the great things he has achieved for them, so our stooges like Khodorkovsky or Kasparov should have no problem getting at least 1% in the next presidential elections, sending them straight into the Kremlin.
• Thanks to our relentless political pressure, Putin is now a chastised man, ready to be reasonable and bend to our will, and not at all saying things like “This will never happen!” in an internationally televised annual address to his nation's elected leaders. In any case, nobody listens to his speeches because our national media doesn't need cover them because they are so long and boring.

http://cluborlov.blogspot.co.nz/2014...s-victory.html

**blue rider** · 26th December 2014, 14:43

nuff said

**SPman** · 27th December 2014, 12:06

and as Japan slides further into the abyss.....does this mean Jap bikes might get cheaper.......

When about a month ago it was revealed that Japan's shadow economic advisor is none other than Paul Krugman, we said it was only a matter of time before the Japanese economy implodes. Terminally. We didn't have long to wait and last night the barrage of Japanese economic data pretty much assured Japan's transition into failed Keynesian state status.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-1...turns-negative

**Ocean1** · 27th December 2014, 17:33

Originally Posted by SPman

and as Japan slides further into the abyss...

Bit of light reading:

http://blog.minitab.com/blog/data-an...e-end-of-times

And a little less light...

http://www.amazon.com/The-End-Of-The.../dp/1475913540

http://www.rationaloptimist.com/

**yokel** · 27th December 2014, 17:37

Originally Posted by SPman

and as Japan slides further into the abyss.....does this mean Jap bikes might get cheaper.......

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-1...turns-negative

with a birth rate of 1.4 they are fucked

**mashman** · 27th December 2014, 17:56

Originally Posted by Ocean1

http://www.rationaloptimist.com/

Resources will last forever? Te dude has no depth of thought.

**carbonhed** · 27th December 2014, 19:09

Originally Posted by mashman

Resources will last forever? Te dude has no depth of thought.

Got a link to the place where he said that?

**mashman** · 27th December 2014, 20:50

Originally Posted by carbonhed

Got a link to the place where he said that?

You got the link.

Originally Posted by the linked preface

"Yet, bizarrely, however much things improve from the way they were before, people still cling to the belief that the future will be nothing but disastrous. In this original, optimistic book, Matt Ridley puts forward his surprisingly simple answer to how humans progress, arguing that we progress when we trade and we only really trade productively when we trust each other. ".

Wait until we trust each other

... why not, we've got time and unlimited resources eh.

**Brian d marge** · 27th December 2014, 22:27

Originally Posted by yokel

with a birth rate of 1.4 they are fucked

hey im doing my bit

i should go on piece work

**carbonhed** · 28th December 2014, 10:12

Originally Posted by mashman

You got the link.

The link to the website?

Not talking shit again are you Mushie?

**oldrider** · 28th December 2014, 13:19

Russia doesn't want Obama's war - the puppet president's backers do! - That simply means by hook or by crook it will happen it's just a matter of when?

Gorbachev has released a book: http://rt.com/news/217931-gorbachev-putin-saved-russia/

Gorbachev suggests USA needs restructuring! - Have to agree: http://rt.com/news/214367-us-needs-p...ika-gorbachev/