Sunday, June 6, 2010

The Truth of the Flotilla

If a picture speaks a thousand words...a video must speak 10,000. Here you can see, in living color - the truth of what happened on the "Freedom" Flotilla. These are the weapons of peace activists? These are the tools of humanitarians?

No - these are the tools of terrorists and thugs, mercenaries found with thousands of dollars in blank envelopes in their pockets and no identification (the Turkish commander confirms these trained killers with sophisticated communications devices had tossed their IDs over board):


Friday, June 4, 2010

The Truth that Never Comes to Your TV

My personal thanks to the talented people who made it. All honor to you!

We Con the World!

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Boycott Israel...Please

Yes, for those who want to boycott Israel - now you've got a brave and wonderful opportunity. And the cost...well, you'll just have to put up with a slower computer. As Techcrunch writes, this software "monitors your PC to find the things that are likely most annoying to users. For example, it tracks down printing problems, crashy apps, resource hogs — all the good stuff."

Oh well, I'm sure it's a small price to pay for your beliefs.
Soluto has developed software that monitors your PC for things that are likely to annoy users — printing problems, crashy apps, resource hogs, and those frustrating applications that randomly cause your mouse to become useless for a few seconds at a time. It records which applications were running at the time of the hiccup, and analyzes low-level events to track things users aren’t even aware of, like which applications are competing for memory.
Even better: if a user somewhere in the world consistently has issues with a certain application and then makes a change that fixes it, Soluto can then tell other users who have had the same problem about the fix.
Read more: http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/26/techcrunch-disrupt-winner-soluto/#ixzz0pPybw6No