Changes in America!

[Aruntraveller]

Kindly don't use the blessed game in dismissive terms.

Oh aye.

It surely is a bless-ed game.

[BashfulAnthony]

Oh aye.

It surely is a bless-ed game.

I won't have a word said against cricket, especially in Nottingham, home of the best Test ground in the world!

[Aruntraveller]

I won't have a word said against cricket, especially in Nottingham, home of the best Test ground in the world!

I can't argue with the last part of your post

[ippy]

Well, since I'm noit you, I'm afraid I can't answer those questions.
Not quite sure how old you are, but I was brought up with secularism since I was a child.  I think I understand it pretty well, even though there are some organisations nowadays who want to re-define it.

I noted this:

"Not quite sure how old you are, but I was brought up with secularism since I was a child.  I think I understand it pretty well, even though there are some organisations nowadays who want to re-define it".

Well, like I said.

ippy

[ippy]

Means nothing - I was brought up with cricket as a child. Still don't understand it.

That gives you enough to take your parent or parents to court for child abuse, just for administering the stimulants, neccessary to keep you awake in an area where cricket is being performed; these are the  both  acts of extream cruelty, wouldn't they be enough on their own?

ippy

[ippy]

Lots of great things in 'whites'. They have been very adventurous, organised, rational.....which is why they were such great explorers, scientists and engineers. Great qualities that have made the world more civilized, organised and orderly. They are also a better looking race than others. It'll be a pity if they 'disappear'. 

Maintaining some amount of racial purity is important IMO....which is not the same as discriminating against others, let me add.

look up Bells Curve Sriram, Wikki will do, then you can take it all in without any input from me, other than it was me that pointed you in that direction

Oh by the way if you haven't seen it allready, go back to Alex polizzi's Italian Islands last Thursdays episode, there's another referrence to DNA research where closed communities assist the research, because they are exclusive groups.(Channel 5 TV 2100 19-11-15).

In both cases you can make up your own mind and perhaps that huge brain of yours might learn something.

ippy

[Sriram]

Here is an article of today about growing support for ISIS in the US.

http://us.cnn.com/2015/12/01/politics/isis-in-united-states-research/index.html

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Support for ISIS in America has reached an unprecedented level with several thousand U.S.-based sympathizers and more terrorism-related arrests in 2015 than any year since 9/11, according to a report by George Washington University's Program on Extremism.

The report noted that the average ISIS recruit is male and around 26 years old. It identified at least 300 Americans who actively support ISIS on social media and spread propaganda on the terror group's behalf, with Twitter being the preferred platform. In addition to those supporters, the FBI has previously said that they also have 900 open investigations into homegrown violent extremists, a majority being ISIS related.

Following the attack on Paris by ISIS which left 130 dead, the FBI honed in on 100 of those 900 investigations and took "them up a notch," according to FBI Director James Comey. The hardest task for federal law enforcement tracking these threats is prioritizing those they think are actually at risk of carrying out similar attacks over those that only consume the propaganda.

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