it would be relevant in order to know how it also can be done, i dont know from what country you come from, maybe you got a good system that would be good for Venezuela.
You really should read the recommendations. It's all there already.
McHrozni
it would be relevant in order to know how it also can be done, i dont know from what country you come from, maybe you got a good system that would be good for Venezuela.
You seem to think that what one man in FARC knew, all FARC knew. Sure, the people who operated these computers, the ones who were present during the raid, possibly captured or killed, might have known the serial numbers and the content of the computers. The problem is not all are able to communicate with FARC right now. Prove the FARC high command knew all of this information.
Don't try it too hard, by the way. The task is indeed impossible.
Secondly, I didn't mention that before, but it's way more relevant: providing the evidence to the public outside of a trial would compromise all judges or juries in the world and make it impossible to use the evidence in a trial. Why would they show the evidence, if that would mean they couldn't use it in a trial?
McHrozni
You really should read the recommendations. It's all there already.
McHrozni
i have sayd several times, we have to wait until a court has used it, and does indeed establish it as evidence.
well i am interested if your country does already what the report recommend, i have read all the recommendations to Chapter III and IV.
You like some things about Chavez that don't have any court-confirmed evidence to support them, don't you?
If you did you'd know most of it is not exactly widely applicable, these are fairly specific recommendations regarding Venezuela and their situation. I count 7 as specific to Venezuela and another 4 that are only applicable to their situation and 3 that call to appropriately upholding existing legislation. Only those 3 could be universally applied to another country.
You either didn't read it at all, or can't comprehend what it's saying, which is, in effect, the same thing.
McHrozni
you have court confirmed evidence about people in public you like and you dislike?
what a pile of nonsence are you now bringing up?
and how would your country react to recommendations from outside to change parts of the constitution? especially when its a constitution the people were able to vote for or against?
Reading comprehension is your friend. You should work towards it.
Here, what you quoted again:
You like some things about Chavez that don't have any court-confirmed evidence to support them, don't you?
Would you please explain to me how did you get from that to me having the said evidence? However unless you have such evidence, you're being hypocritical.
I'd take a look at it and see if it's saying anything useful. Just because a foreigner came up with it doesn't mean it's any worse than anything coming from within the borders.
The country as a whole would do pretty much the same. Some fringe lunatics would reject it outright, a few more would accept it outright, and the overwhelming majority would decide based on the content. It's been done before in other fields, several times, most recently with university graduate studies and the Bologna reform.
McHrozni
lol that makes no sence at all.
i merely stated i like some things about Chavez, and now you want me to provide court evidence for it?
Well obviously. You claimed multiple times only evidence that goes through court is real evidence and that you only believe evidence and not claims. I really don't think it is too much to ask of you to show me evidence of something Chavez did that was good, that came through a court.
If you can't then admit that you have a lower standard of evidence for anything that favors Chavez over anything that doesn't
McHrozni
if you like something or not, is not based on evidence......
this makes no sence at all.
and why is nobody reporting OT now? what has it to do with freedom of press?
I agree with you here, your stance makes no sense at all.
It has to do plenty - you have continuously demanded an unreasonably high standard of evidence to demonstrate Chavez indeed is a threat to freedom of speech or supporting terrorists. If you cannot do the same for parts of his actions that you do support, then your 'arguments' can easily be dismissed on that basis alone.
McHrozni
and i never claimed i only accept evidence that went true a court.
i accept it as evidence, while actually it isnt evidence for me. i have no way to check if the claimed date and time etc are correct. i just must trust those that compiled the raport.
but actually that is good enough for me atm. i accept it. and it never went true a court.
i have sayd several times, we have to wait until a court has used it, and does indeed establish it as evidence.
I guess you radically changed your opinion, then? That's fine as well
McHrozni
oh dear, you just dont get the difference eh.
when the claims have been trown into this topc from Wildcat, nobody cried OT.
after i showed that this is not evidence at all. then you guys start report OT.
very telling.
and i never claimed i only accept evidence that went true a court.
FdF brought up details about the candenas. it contains date, time and even description of content.
i accept it as evidence, while actually it isnt evidence for me. i have no way to check if the claimed date and time etc are correct. i just must trust those that compiled the raport.
but actually that is good enough for me atm. i accept it. and it never went true a court.
This is hypocritical and ridiculous.
what is hypocritical?