Ramen Review

Actually, it’s a folk myth[de:].
The crazyshitness quota is quite high[de:] these days, as you have heard. If they will talk of the 21st century world revolution afterwards, we’re already in it. It is quite unlikely that this can be stomped out anytime soon. Particularly since the hottest years of this decade are yet to come (remember the temperature curve lags about one year after the radiation curve).
As a side note, 2013 is the year of the scheduled Federal elex. However, … read more

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Guy looks like he was from inland the Horn. Sudan, Eritrea. Perhaps Ethiopia, Somalia, Chad, northern Kenya. Djibouti of course. Probably not Jemen, but might even be Saudi.
Peace to those who brought us this video.
Also peace to those who documented events in Zhaiqiao Village, Puqi Town, Yueqing City (People’s Republic of China) on Dec. 25th, 2010. This is what happened.

So, revisiting the river valley overlooked by Hill 431, where two nights before the CinC[*] and his “publisher of a major newspaper” friend went to their little outing.
While the Minister was back in Berlin getting 80% of the major media pissed off mightily (and one Mr. Wonka of the Leipziger Volkszeitung[de:] presumably shitlisted — watch 1:20 to 1:32 and 1:50 here:)

some Afghan guy who presumably will forever remain nameless had decided to take matters in his own hands — alas, … read more

Hanging tough at Hill 431 with the publisher of a major newspaper (To be ’splained below)Image by fritz13.
Dax floating free above the train wreck (but still within grund effect I presume — TINA was a capitalist whore all along after all). DJIA is so-so, definitely not off the ground. N225 remains groundbound essentially.
Them sandniggers are getting restive, and neither Sammy not Johnny (nor the Kaiser nor anyone else) can seem to hold them at bay. Too bad too that it’s … read more

Back to Part 1

And then the topic turned to a plane that was flying in a no-fly zone near to Camp David and heading towards Site R. I had no idea what Site R was. And to me Camp David was a place where George Bush went on vacation. I didn’t know any more than that.

And now the topic is getting really interesting. As will become clear, this plane is most likely Flight United 93.

BR: And this was information … read more

The Con supreme-mayoral candidate of Cologne announced today that he’ll quit the race for re-election (elections due August).
He had been a staunch supporter of the subway project that came to almost topple a church belltower[de:], killed two, destroyed much of the documental archive of Cologne, sunk millions of euros; he had been investigated by the police more than once, had been entangled in networks of bribery, kickbackry, ill-spent funds, construction scandals and the likes. His time of office benefitted … read more

The DAX made a brave attempt at recovery yesterday, but the DJIA was, for the time being, malade. So the N225’s attempt to pass on the hot potato and hope for a transatlantic recovery had not quite worked. Especially as it pulled itself above 7.5K, only for the DAX to come down in flames over the whole Opel and AIG and the Citi and whatnot mess.
(Note that to make up for a loss, you need to gain more percentiles than … read more

Whatever.
As it seems, Arnie is having a bit of a hard time. The Handelsblatt at least says so[de:], and they are usually pretty nonpartisan for the exuberant mouthpiece of Capitalism that they are. But I think we had this coming, with the State practically bankrupt for the last 4-6 months or so.

“The Terminator is an end-of-line model, little more fit for reality than Detroit’s Big Three.”
(Rüdiger Scheidges, loc. cit., 17th February 2009)

If you understand German, the article gives you … read more

Some mixed odds’n’ends…
“No police officers will be prosecuted over the death of Jean Charles de Menezes, Crown prosecutors Service say.”(BBC, February 13th 2009)
Those were strange days, back in 2005. For a conspi take that is at the same time kooky and rather interesting in an unJonesian way, try 7/7: The Ripple Effect. It seems certain from the weight of evidence that some MetPol honchos were investigating rumours of an upcoming attack on some Israeli interest, although the question of whether … read more

I remember the scenery as seen on TV — after 1991, there was a time where war was CNN, and CNN was war. And there was no Web where I lived, and the nights of war were green in colour.
An arid landscape, yellow and ruddy hues. Stark sunlight. Acacias. The December 9th 1992 nighttime photo op, Navy LCAC running up on an Indian Ocean shore. I was very much into naval technology then, and took due note that for … read more

The right half of the fifth row from the back (facing the guys) has the highest density of ones I really like. But each and every one of them is really nice at least. En masse (there is 6 rows I’d guess, with at least 11 per row) they rule.

“What would you rather have in your drinking water — traces of uranium, or traces of urine? Or would you rather have traces of uranium in your urine?”
(”elfboi”, November 8th 2008)

I only noted in retrospect that the Star Wars reference in “North Dot Com” — “the great shruB and his Palpatine, Gunray and Grievous” — actually fits quite well.
It’s Dick, Karl and Donnie of course — the “real power“, the slimy king of B.S. peddlers, and the General who used to be a carbon-based lifeform (a reptilian, no less!) when he was younger.
And indeed — we are (hopefully) close to the end of the last episode of this spaced-out … read more