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Ali Algebra

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  1. I was going to say something similar. Anyway as I'm an Atheist I blame religion. Also you have to try to look at things in prospective. A terrorists who attacked the world trade center was not an average Palestinian, who worked for the government. However the dudes who are going around using such tactics are general Jews. Also pointing this out doesn't make you an anti-Semitic it makes you intelligent.
  2. The point I was trying to make was the average Joe on the street who has to be spoon fed information would assume its a nuclear device. For the way the media portrays the issue of a dirty bomb on TV.
  3. Well on they TV, they sure do make it sound like one.
  4. The information is every where on the Internet google it.
  5. They say this crap every year about every virus. It's complete bull. They said a lot of people were going to die when we ran short of flu vaccine, mad cow disease, killer bees, west nile, etc. I'm not saying a devastating plague is never gonna happen cause it probably will, but it will probably be one we never see coming. Soon we will all die. Or grow feathers and cluck. a lot of people are gonna die, just in countries most of you have never heard of. The guy from Jane's Addiction and the Red Hot Chili Peppers? Wow, he's moved up in the world! Ha ha, yeah, all joking aside, this bird flu thing? Scary shit. But how many of those 5-150 million deaths are going to occur in third world countries where the hospital systems and quarantine methods and overall sanitary conditions aren't as good as countries like Canada, the U.S., Britain and similar countries? Not to say those countries wouldn't be effected, but would there be death spread equally across the globe or would the majority of the deaths be in areas whose conditions are already shitty? i.e India/Pakistan/Bangladesh? This is the birds' revenge for continually cutting down trees and destroying their habitats. "When the Birds Attack" would make a cool title for an upcoming Hollywood movie. Oh, great. Let me stick a finger up my arse and pull any number out. I want to know how the **** did they come up with these numbers. I'm sure this is all a hoax. I mean, bird flu? Seriously, I EAT BIRDS!!! Well, at least chickens, and a lot of them. Mmm, breast... The bubonic plague and flu epidemic of 1918 didn't kill all of humanity and neither will this. Even if it does hit humans strong the human body is built to be able to adapt to things and will eventually become immune from the flu. I believe H.G. Wells mentioned this when the aliens got pwned in War of the Worlds. Your thoughts....! It's funny how they claim all these epidemics (Aids, ebola, west nile, avian flu, etc..) all originate in Africa and/or Asia, yet Europeans have been the greatest purveyors of diseases and plagues that history has ever known. People will call you crazy for suggesting that Aids was man-made, but they'll readily accept that it came about from africans eating "green monkeys" without further investigation. Riiiggghhttt. *cough* Illuminati *cough*
  6. Palestinians hit by sonic boom air raids · UN condemns night noise attacks as indiscriminate · Agencies say they cause trauma and miscarriages Chris McGreal in Gaza Thursday November 3, 2005 The Guardian Israel is deploying a terrifying new tactic against Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip by letting loose deafening "sound bombs" that cause widespread fear, induce miscarriages and traumatise children. The removal of Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip opened the way for the military to use air force jets to create dozens of sonic booms by breaking the sound barrier at low altitude, sending shockwaves across the territory, often at night. Palestinians liken the sound to an earthquake or huge bomb. They describe the effect as being hit by a wall of air that is painful on the ears, sometimes causing nosebleeds and "leaving you shaking inside". The Palestinian health ministry says the sonic booms have led to miscarriages and heart problems. The United Nations has demanded an end to the tactic, saying it causes panic attacks in children. The shockwaves have also damaged buildings by cracking walls and smashing thousands of windows. "I have never heard such a loud explosion. I thought it was right over the top of my building," said the owner, Tareq Dayyeh. "Sometimes you hear the rockets the Israelis fire but this was different. I felt like I was in the middle of a bomb. When I ran out the door I thought I might find the rest of the street was gone." Over the past week, Israeli jets created 28 sonic booms by flying at high speed and low altitude over the Gaza Strip, sometimes as little as an hour apart through the night. During five days in late September, the air force caused 29 sonic booms. A senior Israeli army intelligence source, who the military would not permit to be named, said the tactic is intended to break civilian support for armed Palestinian groups. "We are trying to send a message in a way that doesn't harm people. We want to encourage the Palestinian public to do something about the terror situation," he said. "What are the alternatives? We are not like the terrorists who shoot civilians. We are cautious. We make sure nobody is really hurt." Yesterday, two medical human rights groups asked the Tel Aviv high court to outlaw the use of sound bombs on the grounds it amounts to illegal collective punishment and is detrimental to health. "The stress is phenomenal," said Eyad El Sarraj, a psychologist and director of Gaza Community Mental Health Programme, one of the groups filing the petition. "The Israelis do it after midnight and then every one or two hours. You try to go to sleep and then there's another one. When it happens night after night you become exhausted. You get a heightened sense of alert, waiting continuously for it to happen. People suffer hypertension, fatigue, sleeplessness. "For children, the loud noise means danger. Adults may know it's only a sound but small children feel threatened. They are crying and clinging to their parents. Afterwards they are dazed and fearful, waiting for something to happen." The UN Palestinian refugee agency said a majority of the patients seen at its clinics as a result of the sonic booms were under 16 and suffering from symptoms such as anxiety attacks, bedwetting, muscle spasms, temporary loss of hearing and breathing difficulties. Although the Israelis say the shockwaves do not cause casualties, doctors at Gaza's Shifa hospital said the overflights had forced women to miscarry. The number of miscarriages had increased by 40%, according to Jumaa Saqqa, a surgeon and hospital spokesman. "There were no other symptoms and the rise happened after the sonic booms. We can see no other explanation. The number of patients admitted to the cardiac care unit doubled. Some of them proved to have suffered serious harm." Dr Saqqa said one overflight occurred while he was operating. The Palestinian health ministry estimates the sonic booms have caused at least 20 miscarriages. The UN's Middle East envoy, Alvaro de Soto, wrote to the Israeli high command this week saying he was "deeply concerned at the impact on children, particularly infants, of the use of sonic booms". Mr de Soto said he did not accept that the tactic was a legitimate response to Islamic Jihad and Hamas firing rockets into Israeli towns. "Sonic booms are an indiscriminate instrument, the use of which punishes the population collectively. We ask therefore that their use be stopped without delay," the letter said. The military was forced to apologise after one sonic boom was unintentionally heard hundreds of kilometres inside Israel last week. Maariv newspaper described it as sounding "like a heavy bombardment. The noise that shook the Israeli skies was frightening. Thousands of citizens leapt in panic from their beds, and many of them placed worried calls to the police and the fire department. The Tel Aviv and central district police switchboards crashed." http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,2763,1607450,00.html
  7. In other words, a nuclear device made to create mass amount of destruction. If you watch TV. You'll probably heard if this, and its usually said AL-quida might try this. Well let me tell you something, even if this was possible (which its not) the nuclear radiation emitted from it wouldn't even be enough to light a firefly's ass. You wanna be worrying about a biological weapon going off. I don't know where they get these daft ideas from? and the general public seems to believe in this stuff.
  8. Mine was not based on Islam, it was actually on ancient Sumerian text way before Islam and it wouldn't even be possible to even guess it. Seems like it was a divine revaluation.
  9. In mathematics, especially in set theory, when dealing with sets of infinite size, the term almost or nearly is used to mean all the elements except for finitely many. In other words, an infinite set S that is a subset of another infinite set L, is almost L if the subtracted set L\S is of finite size.
  10. Well in ancient text, supposedly the word of god. It is said that the Angles control all the affairs of god, and then god supposedly says that the angles travel 12000 lunar orbits in one-day and I've taken what is said taking into consideration that god had earlier in this text said angles are made of light, and also have very low mass. So to see if this was actually I thought well if angles are made of light then yeah they'll travail around about the same-speed as light. So I knew if the calculations were way off then this was not divine text. If you get what I mean. Anyway I'll be presenting it here soon, after I put everything into context. Oh it seems like I'll have to stop being an atheist! lol
  11. That is amazing, It was exactly what I was thinking. But I was reluctant to say its almost the same as speed of light to honest with you I'm shocked. I think I've made an amazing discovery! YES!!!
  12. I can assure you it is not homework. Its just something I was thinking of the other day.
  13. Say we followed a Lunar Calender, and counted 12 months each year. (related to the moon and not related to the sun) How far would the moon travel in 12000 lunar orbits? And say an object that has very low mass, traveled that distance in a day. How fast would the object be going? Take into consideration: Lunar Month = 29.53059 days [synodic relative to sun] | 27.321661 days [sidereal relative to the stars] Terrestrial day = 24 hours [synodic relative to sun] | 23 h 56 min 4.0906 sec [sidereal relative to the stars] Is there anyone one here who can answer this question please?
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