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RICKAMAVEN
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13 years ago

BECAUSE HE IS A CASINO OWNER AND HE CAN AFFORD TO INVEST THAT MUCH
TO ELECT A PRESIDENT THAT WOULD LOOK FAVORABLY ON A REQUEST HIS
BIGGEST CONTRIBUTER WOULD ASK.

WHEN SOMEONE ASKS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU WANT IN A BUSINESS
WANTING CUSTOMERS THAT WALK IN TO HIS STORE,
LOCATION,LOCATION, LOCATION.

WHERE WOULD YOU HAVE THE BEST LOCATION IN THE WORLD TO HAVE CONTROL
OF A FEW GAMBLING CASINOS?

TRY MACAU.

THE JAPANESE AND THE CHINESE AS A GROUP ARE BIGGEST GAMBLERS IN THE WORLD
AND OF NEITHER COUNTRY ALLOWS GAMBLING. WHERE DO SEVERAL BILLION GAMBLERS
GO TO GAMBLE, THE ONLY COUNTRY IN THAT AREA THAT PERMITS GAMBLING.

IF YOUR COUNTRY WANTED TO MAKE THE MACAU GOVERNMENT OFFERS THEY CAN'T
REFUSE AND YOU OWNED THE GOVERNMENT, BECAUSE YOU PAID ONE HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS TO BUY IT, HOW LONG WOULD IT TAKE TO BUILD YOUR CASINOS
IN MACAU AND START GETTING A RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT, A DAY, A WEEK,
A MONTH, A YEAR?

THIS IS A TRUE BACK CHANNEL STORY THAT IS GOING ON AS YOU THINK ABOUT VOTING

THIS INFORMATIOM CAN BE FOUND BY ANY ONE INTERESTED IN UNDERSTAND1NG
WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE WORLD BEYOND HIS NEIGHBORHOOD.

Edited by user 13 years ago | Reason: SPELLING

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Mathen
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13 years ago

Rick. Please PM me your address. I have a keyboard with a broken caps lock key I'd like to send you.

rfenst
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13 years ago

Rick, Seems like all the second set of rumors that you were banned "are premature"!

DrafterX
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13 years ago

Good to see you Rick... I was about to go off... I don't always agree with your posts but I will defend your right to post to the end... 👍

bloody spaniard
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13 years ago

^ I agree... as long as he doesn't point them at someone and takes out an eye.

Rick, Seems like all the second set of rumors that you were rammed "are immature"!

rfenst wrote:

a gentleman never aks nor tells😊

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RICKAMAVEN
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13 years ago

rfenst

R, YOU MIGHT NOT WANT YOUR FIRST NAME KNOWN AND BE ANNOYED BY SOMEONE.

WHY WOULD I BE BANNED? I HAD A SUSPENSION AND AFTER TALKING TO MANAGEMENT
I UNDESTAND HOW FAR OVER THE TOP I HAD GONE. I JUST HANG AROUND HERE, I HAVE
NO OWNERSHIP.

INCIDENTLY I WENT TO THE OPTOMETRIST BECAUSE BECAUSE THERE ARE ENTIRELY TOO MANY
BLURS WHEN I READ. TURNS OUT HE ADDED ADDED 4 PRISMS T0 MY GLASSES, BUT HE MISSED
THE OBLIQUE DOUBLE VISION SO HE IS ADDING TWO MORE PRISMS TO MY GLASSES.

THEN I WILL BE YOUNG AND HANDSOME AGAIN AND DO 100 PUSHUPS EVERY MORNING AND BEAT
RYAN IN A MARATHON, AND FINALLY RETURN TO BROOKLYN
where all the women are strong,
all the men are good looking,
and all the children are above average

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teedubbya
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13 years ago

Glad you are here Rick. I disagree with you usually but that's ok.

For the high school tattle tales shame in you. Get a coat or stay away from these discussions. You are not always vanilla yourself.

RICKAMAVEN
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13 years ago

Mathen

HAVE I NOT EXPLAINED MY EYE PROBLEM ENOUGH.

I HAVE HEARD YOU MADE A FRIEND AND CHANGED YOU MIND BECAUSE YOUR FORMER FRIEND
BECAME OBSESIVE

CHECK ONE OR MORE

RICK YOU ARE MISINFORMED

RICK IT'S NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS

HOW DO YOU KNOW

WHAT ARE YOUR DOGS NAMES

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rfenst
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13 years ago

rfenst

R, YOU MIGHT NOT WANT YOUR FIRST NAME KNOWN AND BE ANNOYED BY SOMEONE.

WHY WOULD I BE BANNED? I HAD A SUSPENSION AND AFTER TALKING TO MANAGEMENT
I UNDESTAND HOW FAR OVER THE TOP I HAD GONE. I JUST HANG AROUND HERE, I HAVE
NO OWNERSHIP.

SOME NUT CASE OR PERHAPS SEVERAL NUT CASES COMPLAINED, BECAUSE THE USE OF SARCASM
IS BEYOND THEIR UNDERSTANDING.

INCIDENTLY I WENT TO THE OPTOMETRIST BECAUSE BECAUSE THERE ARE ENTIRELY TOO MANY
BLURS WHEN I READ. TURNS OUT HE ADDED ADDED 4 PRISMS T0 MY GLASSES, BUT HE MISSED
THE OBLIQUE DOUBLE VISION SO HE IS ADDING TWO MORE PRISMS TO MY GLASSES.

THEN I WILL BE YOUNG AND HANDSOME AGAIN AND DO 100 PUSHUPS EVERY MORNING AND BEAT
RYAN IN A MARATHON, AND FINALLY RETURN TO BROOKLYN
where all the women are strong,
all the men are good looking,
and all the children are above average

RICKAMAVEN wrote:

From your mouth to God's ears!

Mathen
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13 years ago

#10

Actually Rick, this is the first time I have personally been made aware of any eye problems. For that, I offer an apology and will retract my previous comment. By all means, do whatever you need to do to see what you are typing. Not knowing the circumstances behind the really big font and all capital letters, I was insensitive...

The rest of your post (to me) makes no sense to me at all. Explain if you like, disregard if you don't.

No skin off my ass either way.

ZRX1200
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13 years ago

#11

ALAH AKBAR!

UNCLE RICK IS BACK!

I CAN END MY HUNGER STRIKE FINALLY.

bloody spaniard
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13 years ago

#12

LOL!!! Now fold that loose skin back under your sweatsuit.

I need a drink.

jackconrad
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13 years ago

#13

"

.
"THE JAPANESE AND THE CHINESE AS A GROUP ARE BIGGEST GAMBLERS IN THE WORLD
AND OF NEITHER COUNTRY ALLOWS GAMBLING. WHERE DO SEVERAL BILLION GAMBLERS
GO TO GAMBLE, THE ONLY COUNTRY IN THAT AREA THAT PERMITS GAMBLING."

How The HELL DO THEY FIT ONE THIRD OF THE WORLDS POPULATION IN DAT LITTLE PLACE ??

HockeyDad
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13 years ago

#14

jackconrad wrote:

They're short.

pdxstogieman
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13 years ago

#15

They're short.

HockeyDad wrote:

and skinny.

RICKAMAVEN
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13 years ago

#16

R

ALEVAI

DrMaddVibe
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13 years ago

#17

7 Come 11...C'MON!!!

Panetta Warns of War Between China and Japan Over Disputed Islands

Exchanging warnings but avoiding confrontations thus far, Chinese and Japanese ships have come within less than half a nautical mile of each other in an ongoing dispute over the sovereignty of contested islands.

Amid deepening tensions in a long-running saga over the uninhabited islands, known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned Sunday about the possibility of war between the two Asian countries.

“What we don't want is to have any kind of provocative behavior on the part of China or anybody else result in conflict,” he told reporters accompanying him on a trip that includes stops in Japan, China and New Zealand.

“My purpose will be to urge that they engage in the effort by the Asian nations to try to work out a format for resolving these issues,” he added, referring to a code of conduct developed by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in a bid to manage unconnected territorial disputes between China and ASEAN members in the South China Sea.

Asked again about the concerns, Panetta said he was worried that “when these countries engage in provocations of one kind or another over these various islands, that it raises the possibility that a misjudgment on one side or the other could result in violence and could result in conflict, and that conflict would then, you know, have the potential of expanding.”

“We’re going to face more of this, countries are searching for resources,” he added. “There’s going to be questions raised as to who has jurisdiction over these areas. There has got to be a peaceful way to resolve these issues.”

Any conflict between Japan and China could risk drawing in the United States.

Although the U.S. position is that is does not take sides in the territorial dispute the Obama administration, like the Bush administration before it, has confirmed that the islands fall within the scope of article five of the 1960 U.S.-Japan Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security – an appraisal rejected by Beijing.

The treaty’s article five states: “Each Party recognizes that an armed attack against either Party in the territories under the administration of Japan would be dangerous to its own peace and safety and declares that it would act to meet the common danger in accordance with its constitutional provisions and processes.”

The Senkaku/Diaoyu islands, located about halfway between the Chinese mainland and Japan’s southernmost island of Okinawa, have been under disputed Japanese control since the late 19th century.

Earlier this month the Japanese government signed an agreement to buy three of the five islands from their owner, a businessman who has rented them to the government since 2002. China described the move as illegal and in response made a submission to the United Nations defining its territorial claims in the vicinity.

China late last week deployed at least six surveillance ships to waters around the islands, to begin what the country’s China Marine Surveillance (CMS) division describes as “patrol and law enforcement” operations.

Beijing’s official Xinhua news agency, citing a reporter onboard one of the vessels, said three Japanese coastguard ships and three helicopters monitored the group of Chinese ships and that the two sides had exchanged warnings by radio, each informing the other they were violating sovereignty. The ships had come within less than half a nautical mile (less than 3,000 feet) of each other, it said.

Chinese authorities, who usually do not tolerate large public protests, have permitted anti-Japan rallies in dozens of cities across China, and in some cases Japanese cars and property have been attacked and damaged.

Chinese media noted that weekend demonstrations by tens of thousands of protestors were described by observers as the biggest targeting Japan since relations between the two former enemies were normalized in 1972.

Official media outlets appear to be seeking a balance between firing up emotions with impassioned criticism of Japanese policies, and cautioning against overreaction.

A People’s Daily article Saturday, for example, used emotive terms to describe Japanese officials’ behavior, warning they were “digging their own graves and will ultimately pay a heavy price.”

On Sunday an article in the same publication – a Communist Party mouthpiece – said that citizens’ public expression of “patriotism” was a “natural reaction,” but also cautioned against law-breaking. “Wisdom is needed in the expression of patriotism,” it said.

Global Times, also Communist Party-affiliated, on Monday rejected criticism that Beijing was allowing protests to turn ugly.

“There is no reason to suspect that the government is turning a blind eye to the violence seen over the weekend,” it said. “This is simply the view of those who make a habit of criticizing the government.”

The protests are expected to pick up on Tuesday, which is marked in China in memory of Japan’s occupation of parts of its territory last century. (The ‘Manchurian incident” on September 18, 1931 was an orchestrated act of sabotage, viewed as a pretext for Imperial Japan’s invasion of the region, which was occupied until the end of World War II.)

Panetta arrived in Tokyo on Sunday, and on Monday began talks with his Japanese counterpart, Satoshi Morimoto.

http://cnsnews.com/news/article/panetta-warns-war-between-china-and-japan-over-disputed-islands

The Empty Suited Kenyan King decided to go to sleep when he had an embassy smoldering and an ambassador being dragged through the streets...I'm thinking he's going golfing when hostilities break out between these 2 GAMBLING nations!