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I’m not sure if that is relevent to the attack at all, but it is a bad idea to let people who are not properly qualified to drive lorries because their nationality.

It seems like the attack might have had support from the Tunisian government though. They denied he was a Tunisian national to avoid him being deported from Germany, and within 24…[Read more]

I’m not sure if that is relevent to the attack at all, but it is a bad idea to let people who are not properly qualified to drive lorries because their nationality.

It seems that the Tunisian government was involved in the attack though, I will post more when I have more information about this.

I don’t think I ever claimed to be an expert, and i’m not. But I have talked to a lot of people about these topics, and i’ve done my own research on them.

If you want to know specifically what my connections to islamic terrorism are, I have a Belgian friend who I have not been able to contact since the day before the Brussels attack in March.…[Read more]

I don’t think I ever claimed to be an expert, and i’m not. But I have talked to a lot of people about these topics, and i’ve done my own research on them.

If you want to know specifically what my connections to islamic terrorism are, I have a Belgian friend who I have not been able to contact since the day before the Brussels attack in March…[Read more]

I have very strong personal reasons for not wanting to celebrate it. It’s best for me not to have constant reminders about christmas everywhere in my home. Maybe allowed was the wrong word to describe it, I don’t know.

Hopefully they don’t have to pay anything, these attacks are preventable with the right policies.

I can’t tell if you’re talking about me or not. But you showed me evidence, and I changed my position in response to it.

There are a couple of issues with the testing in that video, but they do appear to be functional. The main problem I have with the testing was that the lorries were empty, which reduces the momentum that has to be absorbed by the bollards. Assuming that they still work as efficently it looks like the contents of the lorry would not be…[Read more]

The implication I think, is that I created this thread to attack muslims. Which is very clearly nonsense given that I have mentioned having muslims friends in other threads, and such. But SHR doesn’t actually read most of what I post, which is shown by thinking that I was American. Lol.

Lets hope this is actually the right person this time. I…[Read more]

The implication I think, is that I created this thread to attack muslims. Which is very clearly nonsense given that I have mentioned having muslims friends in other threads, and such. But SHR doesn’t actually read most of what I post, which is shown by thinking that I was American. Lol.

Lets hope this is actually the right person this time. I…[Read more]

You can mock me all you like. But what you are describing doesn’t seem posible without violating the first law of thermodynamics (conservation of energy), the bollard has to transfer all the kinectic energy in the lorry (or tank in this case) into something else. Where does it go?  The most likely is transferal of kinetic energy into the…[Read more]

You can mock me all you like. But what you are describing doesn’t seem posible without violating the first law of thermodynamics (conservation of energy), the bollard has to transfer all the kinectic energy in the lorry (or tank in this case) into something else. Where does it go?  The most likely is transferal of kinetic energy into the…[Read more]

You can mock me all you like. But what you are describing doesn’t seem posible without violating the first law of thermodynamics (conservation of energy), the bollard has to transfer all the kinectic energy in the lorry (or tank in this case) into something else. Where does it go? Heat? It would melt the bollard. The most likely is transferal of…[Read more]

You can mock me all you like. But what you are describing doesn’t seem posible without violating the first law of thermodynamics (conservation of energy), the bollard has to transfer all the kinectic energy in the lorry (or tank in this case) into something else. Where does it go? Heat? It would melt the bollard. The most likely is transferal of…[Read more]

You can mock me all you like. But what you are describing doesn’t seem posible without violating the first law of thermodynamics (conservation of energy), the bollard has to transfer all the kinectic energy in the lorry (or tank in this case) into something else. Where does it go? Heat? It would melt the bollard. Sound? How would it even do that?

Can you explain exactly how these bollads work then? Because my understanding is that a tank can drive over pretty much any object ~1 metre tall. It’s what they’re designed to do (To cross trenches really, but those aren’t common anymore).

Well, it is

And just for reference, I didn’t create this thread, Martin deleted the first post…[Read more]

Can you explain exactly how these bollads work then? Because my understanding is that a tank can drive over pretty much any object ~1 metre tall. It’s what they’re designed to do (To cross trenches really, but those aren’t common anymore).

Well, it is

And just for reference, I didn’t create this thread, Martin deleted the first post…[Read more]

I don’t celebrate christmas, any discussion of it, or decorations are not allowed in my house.

You could maybe say it is offensive to me, but I don’t really think that is the right word.

My children, at least the one who is old enough to have enough understanding of what a religion is, is a christian.

She goes to her grandparent’s house with…[Read more]

I don’t celebrate christmas, any discussion of it, or decorations are not allowed in my house.

You could maybe say it is offensive to me, but I don’t really think that is the right word.

I don’t celebrate christmas.