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Hello everyone
IPSO re: Colombia , FARC , etc.
A little political background – Uribe , the former President of Colombia had family members killed by FARC guerrillas , and came to power on a hard line platform against FARC . At the time , Santos was a close political ally . As Uribe reached the term limit of his Presidency he virtually anointed Santos as his successor , so Santos was successful in his bid for the Presidency of Colombia . Once in office however , Santos reversed course , and accepted talks between the Government and FARC IN ‘neutral’ Cuba . Uribe was furious and actively opposed the Santos plan .
We will see if the peace accord works , and how long it will take for children to be able to safely leave the road to school into the surrounding land-mined fields , hopefully cleared in the months and years ahead .
eeos
Might as well send all your info straight to the CIA-NSA. 
Re: ipso facto @ 9:19 Google Allo
No worries this is what Fakebook is for…lol
Global Supply Of Gold Tightens After Barrick Mine Closure
An Argentinian judge has ordered an indefinite suspension of mining at Barrick’s Veladero gold mine in Argentina due to a serious cyanide leak. To underscore the severity of the situation,it is being speculated that Barrick’s mine manager – who is no longer working at the site – has fled to Canada to avoid any possible prosecution.
cont. http://investmentresearchdynamics.com/global-supply-of-gold-tightens-after-barrick-mine-closure/
DB alert
Down to 11.97. Dropped seventy plus cents. Signal to a banking meltdown? Temporary boost to 13 is kaput.
Colombia, Marxist rebels to sign accord ending 52-year war
By Helen Murphy and Luis Jaime Acosta | CARTAGENA, Colombia
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and Marxist rebel leader Timochenko will use a pen made from a bullet on Monday to sign an agreement ending a half-century war that killed a quarter of a million people and made their nation a byword for violence.
After four years of negotiations in Havana, Santos, 65, and Timochenko, a nom de guerre for 57-year-old revolutionary Rodrigo Londono, will shake hands on Colombian soil for the first time.
Some 2,500 foreign and local dignitaries will attend the ceremony scheduled for 5 p.m. local time (1800 EST/2200 GMT) in the walled, colonial city of Cartagena.
cont. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-colombia-peace-idUSKCN11W0BR
That you’ve done nothing wrong is not the point
Edward Snowden Warns, Whatever You Do, Don’t Use Google Allo
Google Allo, the new “smart” chat app launched on Wednesday, is ‘dangerous’ and should be avoided, according to whistleblower Edward Snowden, because it will “record every message you ever send and make it available to police upon request.”
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-25/edward-snowden-warns-whatever-you-do-dont-use-google-allo
Ain’t the option sellers lucky, to have the Scum selling them all the cover they want. Free mkts my arse.
We should be flying here, as the granters run for cover.
A good morning to all Tenters!
Seems like everyone slept late. Don’t know what will happen with the PMs today but the Presidential Debate(if there is one) may define US History from here on in. I don’t do coffee so I can’t offer anyone a cup. It is time to “Rise and Shine” guys and gals.
Arnold Palmer
Updated
Arnold Palmer, ‘The King’ of golf, dead at 87
Golfer’s good looks, devilish grin and go-for-broke manner made the elite sport appealing to one and all
By Doug Ferguson, The Associated Press Posted: Sep 25, 2016 9:03 PM ETLast Updated: Sep 25, 2016 10:34 PM ET
Legendary American golfer Arnold Palmer died on Sunday at the age of 87 according to multiple reports. (Chris Trotman/Getty Images)
Arnold Palmer brought a country-club sport to the masses with a hard-charging style, charisma and a commoner’s touch, At ease with both presidents and the golfing public, and on a first-name basis with both, “The King,” died Sunday in Pittsburgh. He was 87.
Alastair Johnston, CEO of Arnold Palmer Enterprises, confirmed that Palmer died Sunday afternoon of complications from heart problems. Johnson said Palmer was admitted to the hospital Thursday for some cardiovascular work and weakened over the last few days.
“Today marks the passing of an era,” said Johnston, Palmer’s longtime agent at IMG. “Arnold Palmer’s influence, profile and achievements spread far beyond the game of golf. He was an iconic American who treated people with respect and warmth, and built a unique legacy through his ability to engage with fans.”
Palmer ranked among the most important figures in golf history, and it went well beyond his seven major championships and 62 PGA Tour wins. His good looks, devilish grin and go-for-broke manner made the elite sport appealing to one and all. And it helped that he arrived about the same time as television moved into most households, a perfect fit that sent golf to unprecedented popularity.
“If it wasn’t for Arnold, golf wouldn’t be as popular as it is now,” Tiger Woods said in 2004 when Palmer played in his last Masters. “He’s the one who basically brought it to the forefront on TV. If it wasn’t for him and his excitement, his flair, the way he played, golf probably would not have had that type of excitement.
“And that’s why he’s the king.”
Beyond his golf, Palmer was a pioneer in sports marketing, paving the way for scores of other athletes to reap in millions from endorsements. Some four decades after his last PGA Tour win, he ranked among the highest-earners in golf.
Maya @ 19:11. It would be nice to have a train ride past Brule Lake, on the easten edge of Jasper
National Park, on my bucket list. The last time I was there, in 2000, there was little opportunity to enjoy the scenery. That year I had been called to a hearing to appear as a witness on the subject of cumulative environmental effects assessment for Cardinal River’s Cheviot Coal Mine Project. Brule Lake was as beautiful then as it had been for centuries but the proposed mining project, rather than the surrounding scenery , was the focus during those hearings.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/cheviot-mine-worries-parks-canada-1.205217
Silver Train
The market is open, and Gold has a pulse. Where will we go this week? This one is for Equisetum’s wish list: The Long Silver VIA ‘Canadian’ curves around Brule Lake in the Canadian Rockies.
http://www.railpictures.net/photo/585007/
Portugeezer @ 17:15
Like a herd of Ewes… all female sheep. If that’s not the definition of ‘Sexist’, I don’t know what is!
Not a male to be seen in the crowd.
FWIW: Natural News
| BUZZ: Historic event to occur in the next six days that will end the rise of Trump and seize the future of America for totalitarian globalists | |
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Put this into the category of “unverified buzz,” but the potential implications are so huge that I think you need to be aware of the fears.
According to whispers throughout the indy media, a “major event” will take place in the next six days that will radically reshape the 2016 presidential election (and possibly eliminate one or both of the current candidates). I have to emphasize these are just whispers and it’s impossible for anyone to validate these concerns. But this needs to be publicly stated ahead of time, just in case certain globalists are planning to steal the election and enslave America forever… |
Ororeef
That’s not feminism leaving your kids. Some rare cases mothers during a divorce will give them to the father because he could afford a better home and they would visit them. Those who do not want their kids are something else. They probably didn’t want them in the first place or had another idea about parenting.. Like reverse parenting where they think the kids will take care of them. Yeah maybe at 80 but not growing up and if they don’t, don’t expect them being around when they are 80. Anyways that’s not feminism. I already told you what I think. Things try to swing from one side to the other too far. Not with everyone but there’s always those who misinterpret the meaning of everything. Sometimes no matter what you do like in her case it’s not enough as a parent because she had parents too. I’ve seen it as a nurse where they had a good parent but the kids were messed up maybe inherited gene somewhere or influences around them. Now we got the government acting like their the parent messing their heads up. Then a lousy parent with good kids that visited them in hospital. You just never know. Something failed in her. Maybe she though it was her duty to have kids she didn’t want. I’m glad you gave them a stable home and they didn’t have to be thrown from one place to another. Right now Theres three cases where the doctors have reported the parents to social service because they refused vaccines and took their newborns right out of the hospital. Kidnapping as far as I’m concerned.
goldielocks @ 15:11 on September 24, 2016
maybe with a little background you might understand better about my view on Feminism .Mainly from experience and not some theoretical esoteric wishy washy stuff. Ya see the first case was from a sister in Law of my wife,she thought she was smart and independent minded.couldn’t manage her finances and asked if they could come to work for me when I moved to Virginia .I said yes and after 3 years she decided she didnt like living as a mother anymore and wanted her freedom.So she abandoned her children age 4-12 ..Well a judge told her the Husband would have to continue supporting her and the children ,He knew that and never thought otherwise .She told the judge (in front of the Children) “I dont want them anymore” ..the judge was speechless ,the kids were crying and yet let her out of her obligations.Why Ill never know..the husband never had a bad word with her ,worked 3 jobs (before they moved to Va.)..She told the JUDGE “He was BORING” ….Well she abandoned them and found another GUY. My wife & I ended up raising 8 kids age 4-12 ,my4 and her 4. Her father told her dont ever come to my house again without those kids.That fell on deaf ears. She was gone !…Well 20 years later none of the kids ever got into trouble with the Law,none are addicted to anything except smoking for awhile ! All graduated high school 4 from college …So this self styled feminist lost out on the four greatest kids when they needed her the most but now want very little to do with her .I gave them their first jobs ,taught them to earn their own money and manage it themselves unlike their mother … My wife took them to DR.s when needed looked after them and I saw to their financial needs and the Fathers employment even ,loaned him $5000 to buy a small house near his job. In that 20 years they never saw the mother..then she shows up one day and wants her kids to get to know her after they are grown.They want nothing to do with her.My wife is more forgiving than I am..
The other Feminist was a niece of my wifes ,another know it all feminist that tried to get the some of the kids to try marijuana while they were in my custody and visited cousins at her house .Well the kids knew our positions on that stuff .They notified us what she was doing ,trying to be popular with the kids knowing it was illegal.
Well I banned her from my house and the kids from ever visiting her again and they all agreed she was wrong.
She now resides in Jail for DUI ..3 offences in Va and you go to jail.
I say they were feminists because they both blamed men as an excuse to do what they really wanted to do and spouted a bunch of feminist crap ..
to AVOID any responsibility for their own actions…..So you see I have 20 years of feminist experience .!
Ororeef
Well we all have something in common mate. From Parots, to boats to gold.
goldielocks @ 15:11 on September 24, 2016 mid life ?
Been there done that ! When a man turns forty he wants either a Mistress or a Sailboat ,I figured the mistress was too expensive so I opted for the Sailboat .Enjoyed it for 25 years & then it got to be more trouble than it was worth .So I got rid of it.I cant imagine how costly the other option would have been…Still married after 59 years!