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>>18392
I saw this on the news

More anti-white racist shit.

>>18392
>Whiteness History Month
>Portland
Nice, I was waiting for the sixth season

>>18392
Literally all this stupidity will be frowned upon on about a decade as we look back and cringe on our past, like we always do.

>>18371
>gooks being gooks
What's to surprise?

why you dont surprise?

are you think is this normal?

inb4 heartland institute

The world is the warmest it has ever been since it was created millions of years ago????????

Where do these obvious retards come from?

>>18335
>there is no evidence that that warming trend has slowed, paused, or hiatused at any point in the last few decades
I thought we just had 15-20 years of no warming, and then some science nerds said the sun was set to enter a dormant period by 2030 leading to a mini ice age.

Fucking make up your minds.

>>18301
what is it?

>>18304
http://implyingrigged.info/wiki/FAQ

>>18301
I honestly think /news/ should be in some kind of mascot or scenery role until we get more people.

I think we are the smallest of all the recent trial boards.

Perhaps we could have a unique special stadium and pitch made for us, or maybe /news/men could be some of the refs or shown on the sideline taking pictures or something.

Just my 2 cents.

>>18095
>The declarations cover "several dozen emails containing classified information determined by the IC element to be at the CONFIDENTIAL, SECRET and TOP SECRET/SAP information."

>An intelligence official familiar with the matter told NBC News that the special access program in question was so sensitive that McCullough and some of his aides had to receive clearance to be read in on it before viewing the sworn declaration about the Clinton emails.

>Clinton's campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

>While she was secretary of state from 2009 to 2013, Clinton conducted government business over private email. The arrangement was particularly unusual because the email system relied not on Yahoo or Google but her own server, which she kept in her home in Westchester County, N.Y.

>The State Department is under court order to release Clinton's government-related emails under the Freedom of Information Act. Clinton has turned over about 55,000 emails, and almost all have been released, though they have been heavily censored. The last batch is due to be made public Jan. 29.

>While Republicans have criticized Clinton over the issue, her defenders have pointed out that the State Department has long faced the problem of how to communicate about sensitive matters. Unlike the CIA, State does most of its business over an unclassified email system, and many officials do not have easy access to a classified messaging system.

>State Department spokesman John Kirby said that the State Department is "focused on and committed to releasing former Secretary Clinton's emails in a manner that protects sensitive information. No one takes this more seriously than we do. We have said repeatedly that we anticipate more upgrades throughout our release process. Our FOIA review process is still ongoing. Once that process is complete, if it is determined that information should be classified as Top Secret we will do so."

tl;dr Hillary is boned.

>>18095
yawn

much ado about nothing, of course this is the version of the story that Drudge links to that doesn't tell the full story.

But when you look up what really happened, you find out that the emails were not top secret when they were on her server and were only classified after the information left the state department, separately by either the military or by the CIA.

>"This is the same interagency dispute that has been playing out for months, and it does not change the fact that these emails were not classified at the time they were sent or received," he said. "It is alarming that the intelligence community [inspector general], working with Republicans in Congress, continues to selectively leak materials in order to resurface the same allegations and try to hurt Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. The Justice Department's inquiry should be allowed to proceed without any further interference."

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/hillary-clinton-had-emails-on-server-more-classified-than-top-secret/

>>18108
Classified information doesn't have to be labeled as classified to be classified, it either is or it isn't based on the nature of the intelligence, and only the agency that the information in question can declassify said information. Treating it in any other manner would lead to wide scale leaks that completely annihilate our information network in every way.

Additionally, SAP information is the kind of thing that gets people real life killed if it leaks, as it's the absolute most sensitive information we have and could pertain to any number of crucial operations, sources, or operatives, who's lives and success are in the balance if anyone should get their hands on the information.

Also, you're quoting Hillary's campaign press secretary, so nice totally biased quote there sport.

Go back to /pol/ with this shit. This is not news. This is bullshit.

Colbert was always a cunt.

>>18045
This. There was a big row over it before both there and over at /tv/. I watched the video. Don't see what all the commotion is about. And don't expect I ever will.

>>18080
Idiocracy soon friends.

I can't wait for 'Ass' the movie, and 'Ow, my balls hurt!'.

>>18081
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UVOsLHoQS8

>>18081
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y0AUBfBmic

> The drink, whose production North Korean leader Kim Jong-un oversaw, is infused with ginseng root, the same plant used to cure all those diseases. Burnt rice is used to replace sugar, a process that eliminates the bitter taste and any risks of a hangover.

Won't cause hangovers or intoxication if there's no sugar.

>>18051
No, this exact recipe was already invented here in the US, and they outlawed it here because they make too much money off liver damage.

Conspiracy fact.

>>18054
It gets you drunk, but has a simple molecule difference from regular alcohol that protects against liver toxicity.

ILLEGAL because it doesn't cause ENOUGH liver damage.

100% fee-fi-fo-fum-fact.

http://kfor.com/2016/01/17/we-have-no-power-at-all-logan-county-resident-suing-oil-companies-for-quake-damage/

>Lisa Griggs says she just moved back into her home after it was gutted because of earthquake damage.

>Now, she's ready to start a fight against the people she says started it all.

>"There used to be when you came in here, all of these walls were cracked, and the floor here, there was this giant valley," Griggs said.

>Now, it seems like only memories for Griggs.

>"Forty percent of this foundation was separated from its mortar and you can see that right here, see these cracks? That's where the separation was," Griggs says.

>Her entire home was gutted and she said she had to move out in July.

>"When the engineer came out, I didn't understand it was this bad. He found over $75,000 worth of damage to the house," Griggs says.

>She was one of the lucky ones to have insurance.

>"I got earthquake insurance early on, a lot of people can't buy it now or can't afford the deductibles," Griggs said.

related:
http://www.kansas.com/news/local/article54220685.html

>SandRidge Energy Inc., the largest oil producer in Kansas and largest disposer of waste water in Oklahoma, is refusing to abide by regulations designed to prevent earthquakes, according to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.

>SandRidge would be the first of more than 100 fracking companies in Oklahoma to refuse to implement the commission’s recommendations. One other smaller company resisted its recommendations in August but quickly complied after meeting with lawyers, according to commission spokesman Matt Skinner.

>“A lot of the plans that we issue are technically voluntary,” Skinner said. “But it’s always been done with the understanding that if you don’t we’ll go to court.”

The energy companies have successfully spun this into a "liberal vs conservative" issue. Nothing will happen unless a bunch of poor people can prove to a bought and paid for shill court that hydrofracking causes earthquakes. They will be called hippie libtards and sent home. That's why the companies frack in poor red states.

>>18053
They're fracking in Downtown Los Angeles right now, among other 'blue states', but you're not wrong about the rest.

I think it's really telling how this story is all but buried in local media and not picked up on by the AP or another major wire service. Corporate media generally does whatever BigCoalOil&Gas wants as long as nobody dies in a collapsed mine.

I can remember about 10 or 15 years ago someone made it up to 120+.

About time, amirite?

>>17913
Unofficially, there's been a few claims but none of them had proof of their age

>>17792
No shit, it's Japan. I for one think Prius-chan a qt

I like it, it gives those boring sheetmetal cars a bit of colors and originality!

Prius is my favorite anime

Bad idea m8. Most 16 year olds are retarded and I'm 23 and wouldn't even let people who are my age vote because they're retarded as fuck.

>>17911
sure but they should then be treated as adults in court

>>17911
>>"A lot of young people feel very powerless and they don't feel that their voice matters,


Because it fucking doesn't nor should it

Federal assistance has been authorized by the President on request by Gov. Snyder, who's finally addressing the fucking issue. What remains to be seen is whether or not actual investigations by the USAG's office will go forward and if prosecution for negligence will follow.

Nothing surprises me about that state anymore after the bankruptcy takeovers of all those municipal governments, including Detroit and Flint.

>>17704
The rest of us aren't shit. Don't lump Western/Northern MI with that shit out east.
That's like saying NY State is shit because of NYC.

>tfw they realise the war on drugs is won by being nice to addicts instead of treating them like human garbage
it's a step in the right direction

I disagree with forcing heroin addicts to go threw rehabilitation the rated of recidivism is around 94 percent. It's not fair to the addicts it's like telling a bird to be a dog. The fact is that most heroin treatment revolves around getting them hooked on legal but still damaging methadone.

Id say let them use heroin. And if they od well they found their way out of that hell they have been living in. Until we find a way to cease the neural chemistry that fuels addiction it's pretty much a lost cause

>>17899
gotta build robots

they won't do that though

they're going to let immigrants in

because they're stupid

They clearly need an increasing population at a time when unskilled labor is becoming obsolete.

>>17899
>human civilization that achieves near self sufficience
>retract population
>a concerned mentality about the environment (if the rise of green parties say anything)
>it's in their hands to to demonstrate how you can through science, technology and hard work have a properous society with eco-friendly energy production and reatract into a stable population curve (ie. not retarded non-stop growth)

>but no.
>nuclear is bad!
>let's have unrealistic expectations about "green" energy that will only make more difficult to phase out carbon enegies, because nuclear is bad!
>population decrease is bad!
>immigrants welcome!
>proper border control is racist!
>cultural clash has never happened before!
>...

put me out of my misery.