Denmark, Holland and now France have had enough!!

Hey Cisco!

I'm french, **** on marine le pen, live in australia, don't drink beer and don't cook on a barbie.
I also get medicare and and I does not spoke a proper english.

How much do you get piss off with that?

I'm sure as soon there will be no more legal or illegal immigrant in the world, the global warming and the GFC will end up...(like would say that dear DICKsmith.

Oh great, so we've got the Jew hater and now Cisco running quotes from ultra nationalist Le Pen. So cisco are you a neo Nazi as well?

Australia was founded by illegal immigrants

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Does that make it right for us to foot the bill for the illegals to come and have a good sweet life at the expense of the Aussies tax payers??????

That ad should read "when the wind blows .. " (etc). Would fit right in for seabreeze! I could go to my boss... "Hey boss, I'm feeling sick. I've gotta go home and take my ****itol medication"

No, you quite clearly didn't delete the rest of the stuff that I bolded, why would you try to claim that you did? It didn't magically appear there. It was actually longer than the cr@p you wanted to endorse.

Why would you post in the first place if you didnt sympathise with the person who is quoted.
You did research the article a bit right?
You do know le pen and his cronies are far right neo Nazi types right?

At this point in the Right wingers rant there's usually a sort of defensive back pedaling "I was just saying" or "I was just asking the question" or, "O.K, I didn't say I agreed with EVERYTHING Hitler did", or "most Jews are OK", or "I'm not a racist, but".......Look, Just come out of the closet, be out and proud.

Fixed it for ya.

That and the other questions you raised go far beyond left or right political persuasions. These farcical elections around the world dominated by two party systems are just a sideshow for the general public and a smoke screen for the banks and the secretive ruling elites.

They are now talking about a common Euro Bond for EU countries.


Strains in German economy trouble Europe


November 23, 2011 — BERLIN (AP) — The German economy, which has been a bastion while its neighbors have buckled one by one under debt, showed signs of strain Wednesday and raised fears across world financial markets that Europe is far from containing its crisis.

An auction of bonds by the German government flopped, generating some of the weakest demand in a decade. And investors who buy German bonds on the open market demanded higher yields, a sign of concern about Germany's finances.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the head of the European Union clashed openly over one proposed solution to the European crisis — common bonds issued by all 17 nations that use the euro currency.

A European bond could promote stability in the markets. But Merkel said it would not solve "structural flaws" with the euro, and, in a testy exchange, an EU official said Merkel was trying to cut off the debate before it could even start.

"If Germany can't sell bonds, what is the rest of Europe going to do?" asked Benjamin Reitzes, an analyst at BMO Capital Markets. The debt crisis in Europe has already forced Greece, Portugal and Ireland to accept international bailouts, and it has threatened Italy and Spain, which have much bigger economies.

But Germany had weathered the storm. It has the largest economy in Europe, with $3.3 trillion of output last year, or about 20 percent of the EU economy. It is vital to any continent-wide solution, both as a source of strength and as a source of cash.

Like any country with debt, Germany has to tap bond market investors for money. It is also the top contributor to bailouts for other European nations.

Jose Manuel Barroso, the head of the European Commission, promoted the introduction of jointly issued European bonds, coupled with stricter budgetary discipline, as the best way out. The bonds "could bring tremendous benefits," he said.

But Merkel, the German chancellor, told lawmakers in Berlin that it was wrong to suggest that a "collectivization of the debt would allow us to overcome the currency union's structural flaws.

Germany has long opposed European bonds and wants the individual countries of Europe to clean up their own finances so they can eventually borrow at lower rates again.

A closely watched survey from the financial information company Markit showed that economic activity in the 17-nation euro group shrank in November for the third month in a row.

The survey found that the deteriorating economic picture is not confined to debt-stressed countries such as Greece, but increasingly spreading to stronger economies such as Germany and France.

What a load of old cobblers.

Loggy, whenever you post Christopher Robin's description of Winnie the Pooh comes to mind, a bear with very little brain. Do you have this effect on your mates or is it just an internet thing?

Loggy, you and your mate Soggy need to calm down.

A suggestion that Socialism is not the best system for freedom loving people to live under is not cause for WW III.

This forum is an open discussion area for the exchange of ideas and definitely not a place for anger or personal attacks.

While on the subject of the "National Front", I was quite amused many years ago when I read an article in Penthouse magazine in which they had interviewed a character who was known as "The Skull".

He was the spitting image of Peter Garrett with added horn rimmed glasses with lenses from the bottom of a Coke bottle.

His biggest pissoff with the Australian Government was that they would not let him into the Army so that he could go to Viet Nam and kill slope heads.

When questioned on his opinion on land rights, he said, "Land Rights!!! I'll give 'em land rights!! Rookwood Cemetery, six foot of it."

Now that I have quoted that I suppose you will accuse me of endorsing that concept and that it is my mind set.

In the inimitable words of Telly Savalas (Kojac) "Who loves you baby??"

Without you I might not even be here.

A while back I was working on pseudo AI, a web bot. Among other things the idea was to crowd source opinions with themes and see how easy it was to create viral campaigns.

It was a fairly simple .net 2 console application using something like System.Net.WebClient, with an xml configuration file that allowed you to define a sequence of actions.

Eg:
- Go to facebook.com
- if you find x and y fields > enter values from x table.
- check mail table
- ...

Once the sequence was dialled in, it was easy to replicate for millions of records... anything that didn't rely on CAPTCHA was fair go... all we did was randomize the First Name, Last Name, etc... from a CRM DB; for testing purposes we used the same email domain so any administrator could easily clean up.

Our phrases and words were categorised primarily by theme, but the app had the ability to save replies. This is where we ran in to trouble, because we didn't have a good reply/conversation algorithm.
The algorithm basically looked and grouped nouns, and based on the number of nouns on the page it would ascertain the theme, and then find the closest reply from the phrases table.

Eg: I ride my bicycle in the rain.
The bot would look for phrases with "bicycle" in it.

What am I getting at? Well I think Loggy is so dumb he can't be human and must be a bot.

Ask a bot a simple question that requires cognitive abilities and they fall over... the new ones (military run ones) have operators that handle those tasks like CAPTCHA, the numeracy tests some forums have, complicated replies, etc...

Hey loggy if you have 3 brain cells and 2 don't have synapses to communicate, how many functioning brain cells do you have?

Q: "Hey loggy if you have 3 brain cells and 2 don't have synapses to communicate, how many functioning brain cells do you have?". A: Dunno!,... what do you reckon Einstein?

Every country in the world? How many of those are governed by the direct decedents of those immigrants?
Footing bills for immigrants, really? I think you've probably got that the wrong way around. Most immigrants are considerably more productive than your average Aussie. The risk is Aussie's will end on the dole.