>>7602
Why is that murderer Caitlyn Jenner even on the list?

Is this a list for Americans or is it supposed to represent the world? Because I don't see how some "literally who?" Americans are on the same level as globally relevant statesmen.

>>7606
The only one I didn't know is Travis Kalanick, who it turns out is the founder and CEO of Uber.

>>8024
>The conference is full of exhibitors showcasing their carbon cutting technologies–each of which would benefit greatly from taxing carbon or forcing commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Environmentalist movement has been co-opted by Wall Street which smells the massive profits that will come from manipulating "carbon credits", the hippies just haven't caught on to it yet and won't until it's too late and we're all fucked.

>some people are financially motivated to reduce the use of fossil fuels!
>fossil fuel industry has nothing at stake
Which industry spend more money lobbying the U.S. government?

>reducing CO2 emissions will increase energy prices and force consumers to use less.
I bet everyone in Bejing wishes they'd been paying more and using less for the last 20 years.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/09/world/asia/beijing-smog-pollution.html

>>8024
>Implying that it's possible for a westernised economy to cut down on energy useage in any way other than better engineering.
>He doesn't know that cheap electronic consumables are about the only thing distracting the majority of people under 30 from rioting in the streets. The other thing is the SJW... counter riots? False Flag Riots?
>Implying that renewable energy isn't a win for everyone aside from the oil companies.

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Sounds like a prime trolling opportunity.

>>7840
>LaBeouf made his name in films like the Transformers series, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

I'd question my right to being famous too.

this is a golden opportunity

>>7559
Maybe they could make work camps for them, camps in which works makes you free...

>>7559
>refugees will steal both your country and your job
Nice

>>7559
>nice way
this displaces a finn man from a job

I say it again and again mass immigration only benefits corporations because it dilutes the value of the middle class worker and sleazy leftist who gains an instant voter base. they just let the media they also own sugarcoat it under trendy BS like racism and diversity so the morons eat it up

>>8018
This is a sappy news article...

>>8018

Fuck you maple syrup. Its like 50 dollars half a litre.

U seem a lil mad

>>7883
real life is very interesting, you don't need to make shit up.

>>7851
Post more real news then, faggot

The quality of the board is left up to the people that post on it.

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the Paris attacks.

On the Russian periphery, it is widely believed that Russia has used the Islamic State as an opportunity to get rid of domestic jihadis.

“In spring 2014, local information networks provided credible information that individuals affiliated with Russian security forces were recruiting potential jihadists in Pankisi and in the Northern Caucasus to travel to Syria,” says Giga Bokeria, a former Georgian national security adviser. “They were promising financing for trips, and assistance acquiring weapons.”

Pankisi is a remote, mountainous Georgian region bordering Russia with a local population of Georgian Muslims, known as Kists. Omar al-Shishani, one of the Islamic State’s top commanders, is from Pankisi.

Oleksandr Danylyuk, formerly chief of staff to Ukraine’s Minister of Defense and now chairman of Ukraine’s Center for Defense Reforms, believes there is a strong connection between the Islamic State and the Russian government.

“ISIS is definitely a product of the Russian special services. Only the blind cannot see it. A significant part of the terrorists...
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“Based on Russia’s history of infiltrating and manipulating terrorist organizations and extremist groups, it’s not so far-fetched to believe there is an operational relationship — at some level — between Russian security services and elements of ISIS,” he said.

The conflict in Syria has allowed Russia to rebuild relationships with European countries that were damaged by the Russian intervention in Ukraine.

While the White House remains publicly cautious about collaborating with Russia against the Islamic State because of Russia’s support for Bashar...
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Wallace has a string of convictions for violent offences including possession of a knife.
He converted to Islam while in prison serving a sentence of almost five years for attempted robbery
Three weeks after he was released he posted the messages on a thread of comments on the UK Truth Movement Facebook page.
Wallace today pleaded guilty to sending threatening communications at Hendon Magistrates' Court.

Wearing a white traditional Islamic dress and a grey jumper slung over his shoulders, he spoke only to confirm his name and address before entering a guilty...
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He ordered a full risk assessment report on Wallace and expressed concern that he was not being formally supervised after his release from prison.
Abu Sayeed, defending, said Wallace has mental health issues and had not been taking his anti-psychotic medication.
'He has co-operated fully with the police and expressed remorse and regret,' he added. 'He made the comments to vent his anger.
'Mr Wallace is a Muslim convert, he converted while serving his last sentence. He feels very passionately about the bombing in Syria and the vote recently taken...
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The day after the vote Wallace sent Mr Benn an email, which he then posted on his Facebook page.
It said: 'I hope to God that you will have nightmares when you hear that kids woman and men have been murdered by your govt.'
The court heard Wallace had been in and out of custody since he was 13 after being expelled from school following the death of his mother when he was eight.
The judge warned Wallace the maximum sentence for the offence was six months.

Wallace, of Teignmouth Road, Willesden Green was remanded into custody, while risk assessments...
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>>7646
>In a public statement leader of ISIS Abu al Baghdadi "we have been outmemed and my Twitter got hacked. God willing we will lay down our arms."
If real then ISIS are true troll masters.

>>7646
>Daeshbags

That actually elicited a giggle from me

Although tbh anonymous has become more and more reddit over the years.

If Anonymous really wanted to stop ISIS they would hack their Facebook profiles and post gay porn all over them.

>>7517
Barely news. ZH isn't a good source, you can't spell decaying, and your pseudoapocaplyptic phrase is meaningless.

Some economies (hello Arabia) do rely way too much on oil, but this isn't going to hurt the west. The take home from oil prices freakyness since the 2005 fake-peak, is that peak oil isn't a worry at all. Supply does increase with price, and alternatives are more and more outcompeting it. The falling price mostly reflects ample supply & alt options, unless you work in oil, you don't...
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>>7545
Most of the "nice" places in South America rely on exporting oil.

>>7517
Your heart is in the right place, but your execution is poor.

Here's a better article.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/768a1622-9dba-11e5-8ce1-f6219b685d74.html#axzz3tpxGdLj2

>long-term forecast price cut from $55 to $50
>concern over global oil storage capacity soon reaching its limit
>Russian oil production at a record high and trending up
>OPEC not getting along

Abandon...
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Didn't Trump already get disqualified?

>>7747
"Disqualified," yes, actually disqualified no.. If that actually happened, it would be major news instead of Trump's anti-Muslim ideas that are getting him more interest votes.

>>7751
> interest votes
The American system you've got there sure is crazy.

Israel got away with what they're doing for far too long.

>>7673
Leave it up to Sweden to be the one to tell them.

>>7673
Israel has done nothing wrong.

>>7309
>In May, a Proton-M rocket carrying a Mexican satellite burned up over Siberia minutes after the launch from Kazakhstan's Baikonur cosmodrome, which Russia leases and operates.

Wow, I didn't know the Mexicans had satellites.

>>7323
When you think about it, it makes sense. Russia's economy is about the size of Italy's. Mexico's is aproaching the same size.

Pretty much every halfway industrialized country has at least one satellite in orbit. It's really not that much of an achievement anymore.

Is this true? Holy shit.

>>7197
>Is this true?
Every single one of OPs sources is either highly biased or outright clickbait. Probably not.

>>7199

>CBRN substances have been carried undetected into the European Union

>http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/BRIE/2015/572806/EPRS_BRI(2015)572806_EN.pdf

direct from the European parliament

this is real

>Jolly bad show
So the UK thinks that they got it rough too?

>>7731
They're probably upset that they DO have no-go regions in their city: http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/12/09/exclusive-london-cop-confirms-donald-trump-uk-radicalisation-claims-bbc-cameron-boris-johnson-sneer/

>>7733
except we don't have no-go regions