Time to kick Iran

Ziggurat said:
The funny thing is, I doubt Ion really even understands Dirac functions...
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Yeah, I don't understand.

But D.T.M.F. in the 56k modem has the functional specification and the Goertzel algorithm implemented by me.
 
Ion said:
Yeah, I don't understand.

But D.T.M.F. in the 56k modem has the functional specification and the Goertzel algorithm implemented by me.
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Are we supposed to be impressed that you implemented an algorithm invented by an American-educated engineer many decades ago?
 
Ion said:
Sure.

Start with the telephone book.

When more than 80% of Europeans believe in evolution, and less than 70% of Americans believe in evolution, when most industrialized countries in the world beat U.S. in scientific tests (and I posted excerpts from the article), then:

pretty much anyone in the telephone book in foreign countries is better than the Americans.

Think this way:

for every immigrant U.S. uses in high-tech at 6 figures salary per year, an American didn't get educated.
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OK

You did not reply any of my questions.

In particular, you did not reply to my question about this " Le Galois ", you were talking about.

I consider you a troll.

This is the end of the program, from my side..
 
Ion said:
as opposed to cows who babble on cell phones developed in U.S. by educated, exploited immigrants.
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I'm sorry to hear you were lured into the adult film industry. Perhaps you should get counseling.
 
Ion said:
...as opposed to cows who babble on cell phones developed in U.S. by educated, exploited immigrants.
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RandFan said:
Nice.
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Yep, RandFan, you'll notice he's SO EXPLOITED that he's staying here in this pit of corruption, capitalism and cretinism to earn - what, ten times? - the average salary in Romania.

Of course, he still hasn't explained why he left France. Unless...what if THEY WOULDN'T HAVE HIM? OMG, this might mean rethinking all my prejudices against the French. ;)
 
Elizabeth I said:
Yep, RandFan, you'll notice he's SO EXPLOITED that he's staying here in this pit of corruption, capitalism and cretinism to earn - what, ten times? - the average salary in Romania.

Of course, he still hasn't explained why he left France. Unless...what if THEY WOULDN'T HAVE HIM? OMG, this might mean rethinking all my prejudices against the French. ;)
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Yes, and after the dust began to settle from the Iraqi invasion fallout France elects a pro-American president.

You gotta love fate and the French people. Not all of them. French expatriates living in America all the while hating America and who go to great lengths to belittle American accomplishments simply deserve contempt and derision. Mostly for their stupidity of course.
 
Very off-topic, but I found an interesting article about the topic we were discussing before, the French involvment in the Rwanda massacre, here..

http://news.independent.co.uk/world/africa/article2914409.ece

French soldiers stationed in Rwanda during the genocide in 1994 have been accused of "widespread rape" by a Rwandan commission investigating France's role during the conflict.

The commission, which is due to publish its final report in October, will also provide fresh evidence that French soldiers trained the Interahamwe, the extremist Hutu militia responsible for most of the killing, and even provided them with weapons.

The allegations threaten to plunge relations between Rwanda and its former colonial master to a new low. It could also lead to Rwanda seeking reparations from France at the International Court of Justice. "That is something we are considering," said one government official.

France's support for the genocidal Rwandan regime – both before and during the slaughter – has been well documented, but the new report sheds some light on the extent of that backing.

In particular, it provides the first evidence that French soldiers sent to Rwanda during the genocide as part of a UN-mandated force to protect civilians carried out "widespread rape" of genocide survivors. Jean Paul Kimonyo, one of the commissioners, said: "They were asking for Tutsis – not women – Tutsis."

The commission was established by the Rwandan president Paul Kagame in April last year and is headed by a former minister of justice. France has accused the commission of being little more than a kangaroo court and when the seven commissioners visited France earlier this year, French authorities made it clear that they were not welcome.
 
Elizabeth I said:
Yep, RandFan, you'll notice he's SO EXPLOITED that he's staying here in this pit of corruption, capitalism and cretinism to earn - what, ten times? - the average salary in Romania.

Of course, he still hasn't explained why he left France. Unless...what if THEY WOULDN'T HAVE HIM? OMG, this might mean rethinking all my prejudices against the French. ;)
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As I wrote earlier in this thread, Ion is typical of a fraction of my compatriots that we are usually very happy to see leave the country (with of course some pang of conscience at what the rest of the World has inflicted on it).

RandFan said:
Yes, and after the dust began to settle from the Iraqi invasion fallout France elects a pro-American president.
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Don't rejoice too early. Sarkozy is eager to be seen in a better light than Chirac and to earn advantages for France's economy. It's very different than being "pro-American".

You gotta love fate and the French people. Not all of them. French expatriates living in America all the while hating America and who go to great lengths to belittle American accomplishments simply deserve contempt and derision. Mostly for their stupidity of course.
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Why do you think they left France to begin with ? ;)
 
Flo said:
Don't rejoice too early. Sarkozy is eager to be seen in a better light than Chirac and to earn advantages for France's economy. It's very different than being "pro-American".
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Fair enough.
 
Flo said:
As I wrote earlier in this thread, Ion is typical of a fraction of my compatriots that we are usually very happy to see leave the country (with of course some pang of conscience at what the rest of the World has inflicted on it).
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Isn't it too bad that we can't establish some isolated area where we could all send our "undesirables"? Not criminals, just those pains-in-the-*** nobody wants to have next door.

On another topic, there was a long article in my paper today about Finance Minister Christine Lagarde. How long do you think it will be before one of the unions has someone take a shot at her?
 
Elizabeth I said:
Isn't it too bad that we can't establish some isolated area where we could all send our "undesirables"? Not criminals, just those pains-in-the-*** nobody wants to have next door.
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Australia is full. You'll simply have to keep your undesirables. :p
 
RandFan said:
Your post stirs a walk down memory lane and all the woos on this forum who used big bold letters.

Argument ad type style.

Nice.
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Never mind - I'm sure the "Blitz-issue" will be addressed in the mainstream media
as well, some years later... :p
 
Oliver said:
Never mind - I'm sure the "Blitz-issue" will be addressed in the mainstream media
as well, some years later... :p
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"Never mind"? Oliver, I don't know if you have noticed but you are quickly becoming irrelvant if you haven't become so allready.

For you to say never mind is rather redundant.
 
That doesn't matter to me as long I'm able to inform you about
things you're not able to hear in your Mainstream-Media...
 
Oliver said:
The Pentagon's "Three Day Blitz Plan" to take out Iran's military targets:
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That isn't news. I bet the Pentagon has lots of different plans for how to hit Iran. Probably have a one-week blitz plan, a one-night blitz plan, a one-month blitz plan, and a no-down-payment, easy monthly installment blitz plan. Planning is part of their job. The more plans they have, the more options policymakers have. Having a plan doesn't mean that they're intending on implementing any particular plan. But at least we've got a plan. Tell me: if Iran refuses to back down from its nuclear ambitions, does Germany have a plan for how to deal with Iran? No, I don't think so. Unless "let's hope the Americans do something about it" counts as a plan.
 
Oliver said:
That doesn't matter to me as long I'm able to inform you about things you're not able to hear in your Mainstream-Media...
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Yes, information from an irrelevant source is always persuasive. Thanks.

Good luck with that.
 
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