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seventy wrote:

ATF_SurrenderMonkey wrote:

many many references in wikipedia and other sources...here's one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_and_violence

Antisemitism and the New Testament:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisemit … _Testament

And where in the world today can we find Christians acting on these verses IN THE NAME OF CHRISTIANITY?  Oh, what's that?  Not a single place you say?  Next!

Yes, nice try:

http://www.snopes.com/rumors/cnn.asp

Origins:   No, CNN did not air decade-old footage of Palestinians dancing in the streets. Eason Jordan, CNN's Chief News Executive, confirmed that the video used on CNN was in fact shot on Tuesday, 11 September 2001, in East Jerusalem by a Reuters TV crew, not during the Persian Gulf conflict of 1990-91 — a fact proved by its inclusion of comments from a Palestinian praising Osama Bin Laden (whose name was unlikely to have come up ten years earlier in connection with the invasion and liberation of Kuwait) as well as the appearance in the video of post-1991 automobiles. The person who made the claim quoted above has since recanted.

(The argument that the footage CNN used could not possibly be real because it showed Palestinians in broad daylight not long after the attack — even though Palestinian territory is several time zones ahead of New York — is not valid. Eastern Daylight Time in the United States is six hours behind the area of the Middle East referred to as Palestine. Thus, when the first attack occurred in New York just before 9:00 A.M., Palestine time would have been 3:00 P.M., and the area would still have been bathed in plenty of mid-afternoon sunlight.)

Any more conspiracy theories?

I don't understand it in any way. It's written there about accidental kills and fees, so it does mean that for Chinese people it's more "profitable" to kill and pay fees once than to cover the cost of lifetime care.

RubinultraS wrote:

Wtf who and why kik and ban me???

I thought you had problems with "s" letter in your keyboard, but not with "c"...

It's quite pointless considering this issue, because CD-key is a very difficult value, but the idea that you can always get hash from value and never value from hash is not completely correct. There are some databases which contain a lot of most popular words in the Internet and hashes, hence it's possible to get value from hash in some cases like "qwerty", "test", "123" etc.

http://cmd5.ru/

That's what I think, but each key has its own keyhash so it must be a way to find CD-key if I know keyhash.