http://www.pewglobal.org/2015/11/05/global-concern-about-climate-change-broad-support-for-limiting-emissions/?beta=true&utm_expid=53098246-2.Lly4CFSVQG2lphsg-KopIg.1&utm_referrer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pewresearch.org%2F
What people are saying this?
>>6611
double double god has blessed me as well
Yeah and
The moon landings are fakes
The earth is flat
Guns fly around by themselves without any human intervention and kill people
Vaccines kill millions more people who receive them than they save
As predicted by Al Gore coastal states and regions all over the world are 20 feet underwater
Democrats were never the party of slavery, segregation, and the KKK
Nice to have all climate change is man made to add to the list
http://fox6now.com/2015/12/05/breaking-neenah-police-monitoring-high-risk-incident-on-main-st/
bet there is a veteran and legal gun purchases involved....false flag #3 this month
ITS HAPPENING, ITS FUCKING HAPPENING!!
1-2-3-4 TIME FOR RACE WAR 5-6-7-8 TIME TO RETALIATE!
>>6409
Wait. There's a place called Winnebago? I have so many questions.
Guys plz read all the news in this website...
Do u think that this is even happening?
http://www.kcna.kp/kcna.user.home.retrieveHomeInfoList.kcmsf#this
Please help me figure this out (if you can)
Well nobody here's likely going to be able to read it, but a rule of thumb when assessing whether news is true or not is whether or not you can find corroborating stories from other outlets, especially ones from opposing countries, ideologies etc...
It's propaganda from Best Korea. There's an English version as well.
For more North Korean news, I recommend uriminzokkiri:
http://www.uriminzokkiri.com/index.php?ptype=english
They have a Youtube account too where they upload videos of Gim Jeong-eun staring at things or old KPA marching songs.
>>6390
I don't know if the site is down or if my ISP is blocking it, but the connection times out.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-34992010
>Recent satellite images indicate that North Korea is building a new tunnel at its nuclear test site, a respected US think tank has said.
>A report on 38 North, a website run by the US-Korea Institute at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, studied images taken between April and November.
>These appeared to show work in a new area of the Punggye-ri nuclear zone.
>But, the report said, there is no sign that any nuclear test is imminent,
>North Korea carried out three underground nuclear tests at Punggye-ri in 2006, 2009 and 2013. Its nuclear programme has been a source of great concern for the international community.
'Increased capability'
>The tunnel identified in the latest imagery is in a new area of the site, separate from three other tunnels that the North has excavated or used for tests in the past, the report said.
>"While there are no indications that a nuclear test is imminent, the new tunnel adds to North Korea's ability to conduct additional detonations over the coming years if it chooses to do so," it added.
>>6133
I had thought I read somewhere earlier this year that the Norks had put off weapons testing in favor of satellite and missile test launches. I wonder what caused their policy reversal beyond it just being Dear Leader's whim.
>>6137
You need a way to deliver the payload to the target, and even after NK did nuke tests everyone laughed at them because they had no effective way to deliver it.
http://www.morningticker.com/2015/12/hawaiians-are-furious-over-a-telescope-heres-why/
>The Hawaii Board of Land and Natural Resources had issued a building permit for the Thirty Meter Telescope, but had not held a hearing on the issue that would have allowed Hawaiians to contest it, the court ruled. As a result, the Board will have to have a contested case hearing in order to re-issue the permit, and expect Hawaiians to show up in force — they are not happy about a proposal to build a huge telescope on the top of Mauna Kea, which is the highest point in Hawaii.
I don't understand the uproar. Aren't there already several telescopes on Mauna Kea? Why are people upset about one more?
>>6706
Muh environment
>>6714
nope, it has to do with the mountain being the home of some ancient Hawaiian goddess of fire or something like that. The natives are mad that they are building on sacred land.
Here's a slightly older article from before the ruling was finalized:
http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2015/1205/Hawaii-telescope-Did-indigenous-rights-just-beat-astronomical-discovery
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/dec/06/poland-considering-asking-for-access-to-nuclear-weapons-under-nato-program
Poland’s deputy defence minister has said the ministry is considering asking for access to nuclear weapons through a Nato program in which non-nuclear states borrow the arms from the US.
>>6604
Nuclear sharing is a concept in NATO's policy of nuclear deterrence, which involves member countries without nuclear weapons of their own in the planning for the use of nuclear weapons by NATO, and in particular provides for the armed forces of these countries to be involved in delivering these weapons in the event of their use.
As part of nuclear sharing, the participating countries carry out consultations and take common decisions on nuclear weapons policy, maintain technical equipment required for the use of nuclear weapons (including warplanes capable of delivering them), and store nuclear weapons on their territory. In case of war, the United States told NATO allies the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) would no longer be controlling.
As of November 2009, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Turkey are still hosting U.S. nuclear weapons as part of NATO's nuclear sharing policy. Canada hosted weapons until 1984, and Greece until 2001.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_sharing
What would Poland need for nukes?
>>6620
Ruskies, bro.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/earthnews/12031351/Anti-ageing-dog-trial-could-see-pets-live-for-an-extra-four-years.html
I would consume it myself and would give it to my pets. Everybody loves longer and better.
Any side effects?
>>6392
Woof, woof woof.
Bark!
Grrrrr.
So there's a drug that's been shown to extend the lives of mice and now dogs by 25%...
When do I get this drug?
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/04/opinion/russias-fury-over-montenegro-and-nato.html?_r=0
At least it's bigger than Crimea...
>>6326
i dont want them
>>6326
>implying
it's not going to happen
C'mon Russia another fake invasion won't hurt.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/12/04/russia-s-isis-money-men-exposed.html
>The Turkish president asserted Haswani had dual Syrian and Russian citizenship and was buying oil from ISIS and selling it to the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as well as to international traders. Erdogan said Turkey had evidence to back up the claim of Haswani’s dealing between the government and ISIS, which officially are sworn enemies.
keep me posted
>>6323
It's been a bad week for Russia. OPEC decided to keep up production, NATO expanded, the strike by truckers is expanding, and now there's this combined with the US introduce measures to go after IS financiers through the UNSC.
>>6324
There's also the revelation that the russian general attorney has connections to a mafia that slaughtered a family of 12 back in 2010.
While ISIS members often refer to them as wholesome warriors acting in Allah's name, Anonymous is now trying to expose them as the joke they are, urging users to release Photoshopped images, memes, and jokes with ISIS warriors as the main characters.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/anonymous-declares-december-11-isis-trolling-day-497169.shtml
PS: If you wish to participate in this event here's what you can do:
>post photoshopped pics of ISIS like the one that accompanies this post on social media such as Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook under the hashtags "#Daesh" or "#Daeshbag"
>or, post those pictures on the hashtags used by ISIS and directly mock them
>>6491
I'm sure /b/ is on the case to the limited extent that 4chan participates in such things nowadays.
>>6493
If Anonymous actually does get that many people to participate, however, it may have an actual effect.
you're right about /b/, btw
>#Daeshbag
Laughed hard at that. ISIS REALLY hates it when you call them Daesh
http://www.nwahomepage.com/news/body-part-found-in-arkansas-river
>>6488
gators?
>There is no word yet on the identity of the person.
How would you even identity a person from a leg?
>>6520
Well it may be possible to tell race and how fat/thin its owner is/was just looking at it, maybe how short/tall, and cross-reference if someone maybe matching those estimates has been missing lately.
Genetics could pinpoint ethnicity/gender as well as serve as a reference to match up to if other parts are found.
http://crimefeed.com/2015/12/missing-ohio-teen-found-in-missouri-was-held-captive-raped-for-a-month-christopher-schroeder/
Pics of the girl?
that's pretty hot tbh
>>6367
This
http://www.wsj.com/articles/gop-candidates-split-on-foreign-policy-intensifies-1449188917
How much foreign aid does the US really need to give out? The cold war is over, surely the United States doesn't need to bribe its allies anymore.
>>6159
It depends on the country getting the aid. There are countries where it makes perfect sense to pay off the locals. For instance, I'm glad the US bribes countries like Mongolia and Djibouti and Uzbekistan, they're strategic. However I'm not glad the US is giving billions to countries like Israel and Egypt, much less the part about still funding most of the UN.
>>6161
>much less the part about still funding most of the UN
Uh...isn't the USA about 30 years behind in their payments to the UN?
Cold War 2.0 is in full force buddy, did you already forget Crimea?
The FBI has made confirmation that Tashfeen Malik had pledged allegiance to the state of ISIS by electronic evidence collected at the home of the possible terrorists, they also discovered a small bomb making facility at there home.
Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/05/us/tashfeen-malik-islamic-state.html?_r=0
>>6146
Better than average chance this situation won't lead to any sane change in policy, but will instead cause officials to increase surveillance and security checks on everybody, even Mormons and Jews.
It'll just add to the already ever-escalating atmosphere of suspicion and distrust in our society, more inter-group conflict. A very pleasing outcome for ISIS.
And look at this nice little graph the NYT helpfully included with the article. Just in case you forgot your true enemies are white rednecks:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/12/02/us/california-mass-shooting-san-bernardino.html
>>6146
Does anyone know if ISIS has released a statement yet? I don't think western press would tell us even if they did.
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/12/why-isnt-there-a-starbucks-for-hugs/418332/
"Samantha Hess and Becky Rodrigues are paid to hug people. Cuddlers for hire, they will hold clients close, in a platonic manner, for $60 to $80 an hour. If being held by a stranger doesn’t sound appealing, there are also platonic friends for rent. They will be happy to meet for dinner, go shopping, or just take a walk, for a fee. There are supposedly 526,873 such people available to choose from on the website RentAFriend. The average rate is $23 per hour.
...
Professional cuddlers often talk about their interest in fostering mental health, but the people who sign up as rental friends often have different reasons for doing what they do. Some do it for the money, and always charge an hourly rate. There is another subset that does it for a free ticket, says Rosenbaum. Instead of charging cash for their companionship, they accept payment in the form of a ticket to join their lonely client at a baseball game or a concert that they would otherwise not get to attend."
Gross
Are there really people on this planet so desperate that they are willing to pay to cuddle someone? Like not even paying for sex, just paying basically for a bit of hugging?
Is this entirely a market for /r9k/ or something? I honestly can't see how anyone could be so pathetic they would pay for this.
>>6088
On a side and totally unrelated note, entirely for research purposes of course, is there a market for gay snugglers? I mean this is entirely out of curiousity and I would never consider selling myself, but is there?
>>6088
considering that the people who want human contact but can't get it are regularly called desperate and pathetic by people who can, yes, there is a market for it
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