Posts by Destroy All Monsters

LOL I TROLL U

"What does this make me when I start trolling the trolls"

A poseur who is bad at lying.

Did I mention Hitler, btw?

Androids aren't running Java.

Re: I'm launching a new brand of cigarettes called Gun

But then you will have to launch the "Smoking Mushroom" for the State Department.

Re: I really think someone has watched too many Science Fiction movies..

You know that the "wrong" kind of journalism today is seen as high treason against the state in western "duhmocracies"?

WE ARE THERE.

Adding the sinistro-tech is just bling.

Re: "in connection with Borgle"

And with anti-communism.

Microsoft: More anticommunistic than the WACL financing south-american dictators hanging random campesinos for fun & giggles.

Re: Get a candybar phone

> It does not have a Facebook button.

Mother of God!

Re: Is there some master plan in Wall Street...

> Don't these idiots *ever* learn from history?

That's not how it works. Decisions are ALWAYS local. They become global (to the detriment of most) only if a specific lever is legislated into existence to satisfy these local interests.

More on this in The Great Deformation.

I would look for a Slaver in a stasis field in that crater, you can never be too sure.

If you watch Super Bowl you deserve what you get!

"Bullshit."

People will buy it!

Re: Yes ...

But does it meow in the dark?

Re: Whatever.

What.

Re: ICANN

But that wouldn't matter, would it? It is ANOTHER UNIVERSE entirely.

Re: Origins of WW1

There will always be profiteurs from war. Politicians and others.

"On March 18, 1914, on the very brink of the coming disaster, Philip Snowden, disease-wracked, crippled socialist labor leader rose in Commons to make a speech. When he had done, he had rocked the British Empire with his disclosures. For two years a young Quaker socialist named Walton Newbold had been tracing with infinite pains the tortuous trail of the international arms makers. And Philip Snowden had in his possession the fruits of that long quest when he rose to speak. One by one he pointed out cabinet ministers, members of the House, and named high-ranking officials in army and navy circles, persons of royal position, who were large holders of shares in Vickers and Armstrong, in John Brown and Beardmore, shipbuilders.

Snowden quoted Lord Welby, head of the Civil Service, who only a few weeks before had denounced the arms conspirators. "We are in the hands of an organization of crooks," said Lord Welby. "They are politicians, generals, manufacturers of armaments and journalists. All of them are anxious for unlimited expenditure, and go on inventing scares to terrify the public and to terrify the Ministers of the Crown.""