Wildboer

12 hours ago, Sludgey said:

You're pretty much an idiot if you don't believe it sorry

Which part? I'm trying to figure out how thick your tin foil hat is.

Just now, Sludgey said:

Well she has killed a lot of people so....

 

and takes piles of money money from countries where they kill a lot of people.  Hillary does support murder 

Shillary the murderer, how deep into conspiracyland are you going with that? Just your typical Benghazi level Republican rhetoric, or all the way down the "people disappeared" when Bill was governor rabbit hole?

2 hours ago, Skidooski said:

Break one of the very few rules we have here and find out. Pretty simple

I remember that part from when this first started, I have no problem with that. 

11 hours ago, Snake said:

WASHINGTON (AP) -- War crimes investigators collecting evidence of the Islamic State group's elaborate operation to kidnap thousands of women as sex slaves say they have a case to try IS leaders with crimes against humanity but cannot get the global backing to bring current detainees before an international tribunal.

Two years after the IS onslaught in northern Iraq, the investigators, as well as U.S. diplomats, say the Obama administration has done little to pursue prosecution of the crimes that Secretary of State John Kerry has called genocide. Current and former State Department officials say that an attempt in late 2014 to have a legal finding of genocide was blocked by the Defense Department, setting back efforts to prosecute IS members suspected of committing war crimes.

"The West looks to the United States for leadership in the Middle East, and the focus of this administration has been elsewhere - in every respect," Bill Wiley, the head of the independent investigative group, the Commission for International Justice and Accountability, told The Associated Press.

Officials in Washington say that the Defense Department and ultimately the administration were concerned that court trials would distract from the military campaign. But the diplomats say that justice is essential in a region whose religious minorities have been terrorized. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the issue.

The U.S. has no legal obligation to take on the genocide of the Yazidis, but President Barack Obama has said that "preventing mass atrocities and genocide is a core national security interest and a core moral responsibility of the United States of America."

Stephen Rapp, who stepped down as the administration's ambassador at large for war crimes last year, says the administration should have moved early to help secure evidence of IS atrocities and push for the creation of special Iraqi courts to try war crimes.

"The priority for the U.S. government is to win the war against the Islamic State and destroy them," Rapp said. "It's been profoundly disappointing, because the idea of accountability has been such a low priority."

Rapp is now the chairman of the advisory board of the commission, whose investigators in Iraq work with the Kurdish regional government to formally document the IS group's crimes, including those against the Yazidi minority group. They have built a case implicating the entire IS command structure in a plot to kidnap Yazidi women and girls and establish a sex-slave market.

The plan was executed by an organized bureaucracy at every step along the way, from the temporary sorting facilities - including a prison, schools and a curtained ballroom where the Yazidis were divided by age and willingness to convert to Islam - to the waiting buses that would haul them by the dozens across the border to Raqqa. The Islamic State group's Shariah courts soon stepped in, to settle contract disputes and ensure that its finance hierarchy got its cut of the sex slaves proceeds.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_ISLAMIC_STATE_WAR_CRIMES?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2016-09-24-05-08-11

Hey Snake, I sincerely hope you've been well, but I just wanna say you're still a conservative dumbass. 

Do we actually fucking ban people now? Are we that fucking lame since the old site disappeared?

OH, woo woo! Hillary supports murder, WOO WOO!!! How fucking stupid are you fucks? There's pieces of shit who support Hillary and pieces of shit who supports Trump... and that doesn't reflect on the decency, qualification, or views of either fucking candidate or the parties they're running for. Crazy, dumb, pieces of shit are just that. Their political views are as valid as the views that drove them to shoot a bunch of people.

Smoker thread? Who else loves Newports?

Edmund Fitzgerald is a solid Porter from Great Lakes brewing.

4 hours ago, Boered said:

Better than what I thought it would be.......a picture of shillery.

 

What's with the first E in your username? You a Dutch farmer?

Just got home from work and popped an Oskar Blues Ten Fiddy, 10.5% ABV stout. Shit pours into the glass like motor oil, but darker.

9 hours ago, Sleepr2 said:

Reminds me of being at a party full of Costa Ricans yesterday, some of which I'm sure aren't here legally, seeing a fellow white friend roll up with a MAGA hat on.

I was in elementary school in NJ, I had to make some copies for a teacher so I walked to the office and before they noticed me and changed the subject I realized they were talking about a plane hitting a building in NYC. It was a surreal day around here for sure. I had friends whose parents worked in the towers(they all made it out), an Aunt who worked in  building 4 or 5 of the WTC complex that it took the family a while to get a hold of, and parents were picking them up from school left and right.

They had TV's tuned to the news in the lunchroom, but being the bum ass kid I was I hadn't done my homework for English class, I was stuck writing about The Hobbit while everyone else got to learn what was going on.

When I got home we drove a couple blocks to a vantage point and looked at the smoke billowing from where the towers used to be.