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raviteja_ravi84 @raviteja_ravi84 (2620) • India 29 Mar 11

I have noticed that many people have started making discussions about sites asking whether the sites they are working in are scam or not. I would like to throw some light on that and hope that my article here would be helpful to...

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MsTickle @MsTickle (25180) • Australia 18 Jan 09

I have read many discussions where people have expressed their concern over their safety in disclosing their personal or banking details online. I was sent this information in an email recently and I thought I would pass it...

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Muelitz @Muelitz (1592) • Canada 31 Aug 08

I am sure that everyone has gotten a chain letter in their e-mail. It is defined in Wikipedia as "a typical letter or e-mail that consists of a message that attempts to induce the recipient to make a number of copies...

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 30 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. The great thing about foreign news sources is that they report the news and make editorial comments that most American journalists just refuse to report and comment on. Check out this...

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craftcatcher @craftcatcher (3699) • United States 13 Aug 08

I was reading an article earlier about the possibilities of humanity in the future and for some reason my mind started thinking backwards. It happens to me a lot! I started to think about how far technology,...

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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redyellowblackdog I'm no expert either beyond knowing enough history to see a similarity. I seriously doubt if Russia will have gotten all the territory it wants with Georgia. If this is successful, why wouldn't they do it else. Ukraine! Watch your back!

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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spalladino I agree, and wasn't the timing so very nice? Can't even enjoy a couple of olympic games without someone acting up!

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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spalladino Unfortunately, our only response, and the response of much of Europe, can only be diplomatic unless it becomes absolutely necessary to respond with force. Russia controls too much oil and natural gas so they know that they can basically do whatever they want...

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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redyellowblackdog You are right. We are spread too thin for a conventional response. We would have to resort to our smart weapons delievered by air to take out tank formations and airfields. Tactical nuclear weapons could even have to be used.

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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TheRealDawn You are right about the Sudetenland. This situation does sound similar but we are already spread so thin. I hope we find some other way to defuse it but I fear that we won't.

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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redyellowblackdog I don't see Russia not wanting to retake other parts of their lost empire if they get away with this.

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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Destiny007 I agree. I have found that it is much easier and preferable to deal with a problem while it is small instead of waiting until there is no choice but to face it later. It never fails that the problem then is much worse then it would have otherwise been....

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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James72 Yes. It is like a Russian version of China and Tibet in a sense. Each and every stance that any "independent" Russian country chose to take is like a David and Goliath standoff; and I am not talking about the Biblical outcome either!

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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redyellowblackdog I certainly hope you are right, but there is a lot more of the soviet empire now independent that Russia covets.

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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James72 Based on the wikipedia link you provided, I guess the first comment I have is that we should never underestimate intent for one! And how many wars were started on the proviso of being 'small" rather than larger later and then escalated? The issue we have today...

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 12 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. Those who do not study history are condemed to repeat it. In 1938 Adolf Hitler, in support of ethenic Germans, in an effort to extend the anschluss of Germany and Austria, invaded and annexed a part of...

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suspenseful @suspenseful (40193) • Canada 6 Aug 08

Is it because they are afraid a little child will find a loaded gun and kill his brother or sister? Is it because they are afraid that a disturbed person may turn the gun on himself and commit suicide? Is it because they are...

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 4 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. A group of Christians were caught red handed holding a private worship service. Don't worry though, they were taken care of but good. They were intially charged with preaching the Bible and singing! Realizing ,...

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redyellowblackdog Hmm... good question. I guess they were deported to where ever they wanted to go. Personally, while not a Christian myself, I like the vast majority. They are more honest, trustworthy, and fun to be around than most other people. So, if they want to send...

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redyellowblackdog @redyellowblackdog (10629) • United States 4 Aug 08

Yes, it is true. A group of Christians were caught red handed holding a private worship service. Don't worry though, they were taken care of but good. They were intially charged with preaching the Bible and singing! Realizing ,...

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