SkyDekker
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I just wanted to copy this, so you can't come back and edit some of this. Priceless.
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LMAO. Yes, it is clearly a wild accusation that an author of a book is going to make money from it.
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I am convinced the Author is going to make money off the book, which is what I called "cashing in". If I find out the author is not making any money off the book, I'll happily retract my statement.
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Well, it would provide leverage to any other country to losen diplomatic rules regarding British interests. The next time somebody seeks protection inside a British Embassy or Consulate, they may find that it doesn't offer much protection any more. There would probably be a fair bit of business impact, with some of it maybe not becoming immediately evident.
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Exactly where in that Act does it grant the right to enter outside of International Law?
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No I read that. I just figured most people understood there is a difference between proceeds and all proceeds. In the extreme example, if you donate 1 cent out of every 1 million dollars, you are still donating proceeds.
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Which movies are those?
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So if I download it but don't watch the movie, did I steal anything? If so, isn't the theatre company stealing from the distributor if a movie is shown with empty seats in the audience?
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so what about this guy cashing in? http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/08/23/author-bin-laden-raid-insider-account-idd-could-face-legal-trouble/
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That is at this point not a clear fact. The deck was purchased as pre-shuffled. The cards came out in sequence. That does not mean the deck wasn't shuffled. (I don't understand why the casino would not shuffle a new deck, regardless of how it should have been delivered from the supplier.)
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That would depend on starting order and method and length of shuffeling.
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Attached is a list of the top 10 pirated movies in 2011 and worldwide grosses. Please let me know who got screwed and who lost their jobs on those movies.
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Yet violence on TV, and in movies and video games, does not lead to violence. Why do you think that is?
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By the way, that part is not correct. It would be in contravention of article 31 of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, to which both countries are signatories.
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Right, in the world of international relations, legal or illegal takes a back seat to ramifications
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The most pirated movies are generally also the most profitable movies. I am sorry for not feeling bad for somebody who is already making $5,000,000 and works for an industry unwilling to move with the times.
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That is a simple statement, which contains no science of any sort.
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Right, but they would have to actually know, not just suspect. At least you have left your silly "documents only" argument behind. Impossible, he would have to step on British soil to get to the car, at which point he would be arrested under British law.
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83.7% Feel free to prove me wrong.
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I thought you said it was meant for documents only? You know right after the snide remark about doing more research.... From Wiki (it is further sourced, you can do your own research on the source): "The physical concept of a "diplomatic bag" is flexible and therefore can take many forms e.g., a cardboard box, briefcase, duffel bag, large suitcase, crate or even a shipping container." So conceivably (eventhough it is against the regulations) one could try and ship a person out in a crate or shipping container. As I noted above, if the British thought that was taking place, they could simply delay the shipment with its subsequent consequences.
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Show me the science behind OJ's hand not fitting the glove.
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Who said anything about authorized? Ever heard of Diplomatic Cargo? Indeed shipping people through Dimplomatic Cargo is not authorized. Hey, here is another one for you: Spying on your host country isn't authorized either, and you know what, those naval attaches are really just that....
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Very true. My grandmother and grandfather would never ever tan, nor spend extended time in the sun. One simply would not want to look like a commoner.
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Nor does the Embassy take up the whole building it is housed in. I believe it is only on the main floor, so extraction via helicopter is impossible as well. Actually they could, or in a crate and the British would not be able to open or search it. However, they could leave it at the airport for a couple of days or weeks prior to shipping.
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Right, but we often bash the media for not reporting correctly or simply being wrong.