Britain sinking under immigration and Asylum seekers………?

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

Watford British National Party………………………

But Roy, you live in Greater Manchester. Dukinfield to be precise.

Once again you tell lies to the good folk of Y!A, and you cheat by using multiple identities.

This questioner has nothing to do with Watford. He is Roy West, BNP candidate (failed) in Dukinfield.

Roy West, liar and cheat. A good BNP member.

Does anyone remember a movie from the 80s that had little fairy people in the woods?

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

I remember one scene where there is a contest to catch the one young boy fairy. Whichever girl fairy caught him got to marry him I think. There a normal size people in the movie as well. I think they help spring someone from an insane asylum or jail or something. I know this is random but its all I remember.Thanks

Willow (1988)?

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"A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything"?

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

How does the quote "A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything.?" prove anything? Obviously someone with a little common knowledge can see the error in this type of thinking to try to disprove any religion. I may have faith but if my faith isn’t based on facts then is it even considered faith? If I have faith without facts then sure the faith doesn’t prove anything but what if I have faith and facts. What then? Anyone mind telling me how this is a valid argument for atheism?

A "lunatic" will believe things based on his own perception of reality, and I’m not sure it’s wise to believe that our perception is much better.

I threw that in quotes because the idea of a lunatic is quite relative, and the idea of an asylum is archaic. My source for this is the book "Madness: A Brief History" by Roy Porter.

Faith, while based in fact, by definition requires belief without solid scientific proof.

I’d like to clarify my position as not an atheist, but as an agnostic. I think it’s just as foolish to believe something without concrete proof as it is to disbelieve something because of a lack of concrete proof. For example, while there are many equations that explain the nature and strength of gravity, there are none that explain its source. Quantum physicists are looking into that as we speak, but the answer eludes them. Am I to stop believing in gravity because we can’t locate its source? I don’t think so. Agnostic: Just a fancy word saying "I don’t know, and I don’t even know how to find out."

What can I say, concrete proof is big to a lot of people. A leap of faith is a tough thing to accomplish. Just because a lot of people wholeheartedly believe something doesn’t make it true, and a loony bin is a vivid example (though flawed) of a group of people who strongly believe things that anyone with common sense can see is wrong.

Should Australia accept Asylum seekers who arrive on boats?

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

Hello!
I am currently doing an oral presentation in english class, to persuade my audience (my peers) on whether Australia should accept asylum seekers who arrive on boats. I was just wondering if anyone knows any articles after september 30 2009 or any information for and against the choice. What are your opinions? Thank you; any help is greatly appreciated!

Asylum is a outdated and purely subjective process that can allow undesirable people first access to your country over qualified and highly needed immigrants.

Literally BILLIONS of people can file a true claim seeking asylum. Pretty much anyone in Haiti, Afghanistan, North Korea, most of the African continent, China, etc can qualify. Since the idea of asylum is humanitarian it lets the host country feel better while really doing nothing to stop abuses. Even "IF" all first world countries upped their limits for asylum by 10 times current amounts it still wouldn’t amount to more then a drop in an ocean. It is a wasted effort that could be better utilized in coercing the offending countries to treat their citizens better.

How can i get a political asylum to USA or any europe country just to stay alive?

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

Since i worked with coullition forces in Iraq and everybody try to kill me and my family.I moved manytimes to other houses but everytime thy know my new address,so i left Iraq and located in Egypt,and i have all the recommendations from USA army units.Please help me out with this cause i cant stay in jobless and i have a family to feed.
thank you for listining.

If you look on the Internet yellow pages for an immigration attorney in the U.S.A, they can best help you. As for other countries, I do not know.

Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

Trans-Allegheny Lunatic asylum.
Pictures of both the outside and the inside.
Some brief facts as well.

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Thailand repatriates Hmong

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

Hmong asylum seekers repatriated to Laos despite international objections.

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IGN Rewind Theater: Arkham Asylum 2 Debut Trailer

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

See more IGN videos at http://video.ign.com – The Dark Knight experts walk you through the teaser frame by frame.

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GRANT POLITICAL ASYLUM TO EVERYONE

Posted on December 29th, 2009 by admin

ADVISE FOR IMMIGRATION

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K2 Session – Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum

Posted on December 25th, 2009 by admin

Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson of TAPS conducting a K2 session at the Trans Allegheny Lunatic asylum.

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