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Thread:Comments:Plane crashes into office block in Austin, Texas/Patriot, or terrorist?/reply (2)

100% Patriot. He died because of the completely unintelligible tax code. There should be a bronze statue of him right in front of the IRS complex in Washington D.C. - so that every IRS employee going to work that day pass by his statue.

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By definition, terrorist. He did cause terror to IRS employees and he did cause deaths.


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Inventor Ronald Howes dies at age 83

February 20, 2010

Ronald Howes died at the age of 83 on Tuesday. Howes was best known for his invention of the Easy-Bake Oven. As director of research and new product development for Cincinnati-based Kenner Products, Howes made his famous invention in the early 1960s. The inspiration came from hearing the sentiment of a Kenner salesman returning from a trip to New York City. Kenner engineers concluded that the safest and most practical method of heating the Easy-Bake would be to use a light bulb. The bulb was later replaced by a heating element.

Howes was raised by his German grandmother and her American husband, as his mother died soon after his birth. He attended Walnut Hills High School but left during World War II to enlist in the United States Navy. Nancy Howes remarked that his grandmother assisted him in, "fib[bing] about his age". Howes later attended the University of Cincinnati. According to Christopher Howes, his son, one of his first jobs at Kenner was to remove potentially poisonous chemicals from the toy Play-Doh. Howes also contributed to what would later become a modern version of the Spirograph.

Christopher Howes said, "He had a fondness for the innocent, simple things in life." Howes continued to consider possible product designs even outside of work. His wife remarked, "We no longer have a garage in our house – it’s a physics lab". Howes was also a spiritual man and often taught Catechism classes for the Catholic Church. He had six children and fourteen grandchildren during his lifetime.

A memorial will be held in his honor next Monday, at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.

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I'm a bit disappointed that this got published as it did. The use of full dates such as "Month Day, Year" should be avoided when referring to an event in the recent past/future. Also, this shouldn't have gone on main lead without at least some picture (like a US flag). Tempodivalse [talk]  15:00, 20 February 2010 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Plane crashes into office block in Austin, Texas/A Joe Stack of errors

In his note, Stark had excellent style but very horrible reasoning. Stack just took life as a joke. Also, he seemed to want change but provide nothing as to his idea of a better nation or a lack of a nation. Coming in first for both style and lack of explanation is his statement, "…violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer." I understand that he tried other methods of getting "something" done, but whatever he wanted, I fail to see how crashing an airplane into an office building would help. Besides, he still had moving from the United States to try.


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Thread:Comments:Facebook takes down groups supporting Austin crash pilot/What part of Facebook's TOS did the removal fall under?/reply (7)

I know, I know. To try to put it more clearly, I was referring to a double standard in which one can have freedom of speech but at the same time have it prohibited in almost any circumstance. Even calling someone a name could earn you a hefty punishment.


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He got you to read his "manifesto" didn't he? If he'd moved to a desert island, that wouldn't have happened. So ... there. --SVTCobra 03:30, 20 February 2010 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Plane crashes into office block in Austin, Texas/Patriot, or terrorist?/reply (4)

Speaking of which, it annoys me when the gov't goes around saying "this wasn't an act of terrorism" about acts that are clearly terrorism. It wasn't an act of "foreign terrorism" nor "Islamic terrorism" but - for fuck's sake - yes, it was an act of terrorism. It was meant to instill fear in people ... aka terrorize them. --SVTCobra 03:37, 20 February 2010 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Plane crashes into office block in Austin, Texas/Patriot, or terrorist?/reply (5)

The government's saying it's not terrorism!? That effing stupid. Look it up in Wiktionary or Webster's. Isn't this "domestic terrorism" or whatever it's called.


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At least local government ... it's not even related to terrorism ... see this report. --SVTCobra 03:45, 20 February 2010 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:Plane crashes into office block in Austin, Texas/Patriot, or terrorist?/reply (7)

terrorism, noun

 * 1) The deliberate commission of an act of violence to create an emotional response through the suffering of the victims in the furtherance of a political or social agenda.
 * 2) Violence against civilians to achieve military or political objectives.

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How does this not fit the definition. Isolated act? It seems there already was a copycat act in Calif. (then again I'm not sure of the circumstances as the suspect was carted off from LAX to San Diego.)


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You are right. Here's a youtube of same. In their defense, they are trying to convey that it is not another 9/11. However, isn't it time we grow the fuck up and realize that Osama bin-Laden isn't the only terrorist in the world.


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I'd be pretty fucking terrified (oh there's that word again!) if some guy flew a plane into a nearby government office such as the courthouse where I'm at. I remember being freaked out by the idea the 9/11 occurred.

And to quote a YouTuber, "What planet does this tyrannt live on.There is more danger from patriots than muslims."

Think back to the woman's suffragettes of England. Those women broke window as an example. If that's not terrorism, the what is? I think it is a "furtherance of a political or social agenda."


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I don't know about the "There is more danger from patriots than muslims" bit, but I think perhaps we should roll back women's suffrage. It seems that we were terrorized into accepting that.


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Well, that was a bit much. Naw, if the were rolled-back there'd more woman suffragettes and history doesn't need to repeat itself there. (On a side note, woman's fight for suffrage was featured as the opener of Mary Poppins methinks.)


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Thread:Comments:Plane crashes into office block in Austin, Texas/Patriot, or terrorist?/reply (12)

Ahah! You've let the terrorists win! You are no longer willing to fight because you think there will be more of them. Mary Poppins be damned! ;-)


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I would kinda prefer a younger president who would represent the new conservative movement that has appeared since we got Comrade Hussein. Palin or Huckabee would make AMAZING presidents.


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Really it's what history tells me what is right.

But super-radicalist things like this guy did aren't going to be made into a G-rated (General Audiences for the UKers) family film.


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Obama isn't that socialist.

They day he goes around calling everyone "comrade" will be a sad, sad day.


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Thread:Comments:Niger coup ousts president/Kill him

The former president was acting without lawful authority in assuming various powers to himself and incubating a dictatorship. He in fact committed the first offense against democracy and the rule of law. Though there are reasons to question the actions of the military (insofar as they have not immediately acted to restore the proper authority of the law), that the actions of the former president were a treason against the government is not a matter of dispute. The authority of government rests in its laws and institutions. A president who tramples on those institutions is betraying his duty to the law, the source of principled authority for government.

Treasons of this kind have resulted in appalling loss of life from misrule on the African continent. They are a uniquely injurious form of treachery. Here there is a unique opportunity to suitably punish an odious criminal in circumstances that leave no doubt as to his guilt (having declared himself to be this kind of traitor in various official pronouncements entitled to factual deference). I am greatly saddened for liberty that he is apparently "safe and well." Since he is presently in military custody I can still take some hope that he may yet be killed.


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BBC broadcasts first live episode of EastEnders

February 21, 2010

The BBC have broadcast the first ever live episode of television soap-opera EastEnders, a fictional programme set in London, England. The show, celebrating 25 years since the broadcast of the first episode, was aired on BBC One at 8pm UTC on Friday.

Over 400 camera shots were taken by thirty-six camera operators, instead of the four usually used in episodes. There were also three golf buggies to relocate actors in the midst of sets. The episode had been prepared for a total of nine months. Three days before the episode, 51 cast members took part in a read-through of the script, as well as two complete dress rehearsals. With the exception of a few minor mistakes at the start of the show by Scott Maslen, who plays the role of Jack Branning, the entire episode was broadcast without any significant problems.

The main focus of the plot in the episode was the revelation as to who the murderer of character Archie Mitchell was. The plot, marketed as "Who Killed Archie?" had been running consistently in the show for several months and there had been numerous suspects. Towards the end of the programme, character Bradley Branning fell from a roof after being pursued by police officers. At this point, Stacey Slater declared to Max Branning: "I did it. I killed Archie. It was me."

Ten separate possible endings for the episode had been created and rehearsed, and the identity of the killer was not known to actress Lacey Turner, who portrays Stacey, until thirty minutes before the episode broadcast. Character Ian Beale, portrayed by Adam Woodyatt, is the only remaining character that has appeared consistently in the programme since its debut in 1985.


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Obama isn't remotely socialist. Americans have perverted the meaning of the word since McCarthy, if not before.

Michael Moore is a socialist, and unless you're deranged you'd agree Obama is quite a bit to the right of Moore's viewpoint.


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I know that the episode was broadcast at 8pm Friday night on BBC One. The episode is fact exactly 25 years to the day since the broadcast of the first episode. -- Rayboy8 ( my talk ) ( my contributions ) 10:14, 20 February 2010 (UTC)
 * There weren't any significant problems with the lines in the episode, apart from some minor mistakes by Jack Branning at the start. -- Rayboy8 ( my talk ) ( my contributions ) 10:34, 20 February 2010 (UTC)
 * The plot had been running consistently for several months. -- Rayboy8 ( my talk ) ( my contributions ) 11:50, 20 February 2010 (UTC)
 * I know the information about Ian Beale. -- Rayboy8 ( my talk ) ( my contributions ) 23:53, 20 February 2010 (UTC)
 * What is the point of that bit of info about Ian Beale? It is out of place and useless. 194.60.38.198 (talk) 13:10, 22 February 2010 (UTC)


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It depends where you do it, I think. If you call somebody a name in real life or over the phone, the worst they can do it hit you. If you post derogatory comments online, where anybody in the world can see them, then a hefty punishment is not only expected, but also—in my opinion—appropriate. If one's comments are warranted (calling Bin Laden "an evil terrorist", for example) or stem from differing viewpoints ("Gordon Brown is a bad prime minister"; "Charles Darwin was wrong about evolution"), then it is not right to punish them for it, but in the case of applauding the actions of this man—who is nothing more than a terrorist, whatever he and his supporters choose to call him—Facebook were certainly right to remove the comments.


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Most of the groups did not applaud the actions, they applauded the thoughts. I have no comment on those without reading them carefuly and thinking it over, but it is important not to dismiss his points merely because of the murderous way in which he chose to make them. I often agree with the words of dictators; it does not mean I support them.


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The United Kingdom. Not England.


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Both.

He held an honest belief, albeit wrongly, that he was taking the best course of action for the greater good - with the exception of the attempted murders of his family, which I think are being overlooked here. He was standing up for what he believed in.

Patriot.

His method was to try and kill, maim and destroy, preferably spectacularly, in a manner designed to shock onlookers. His aim was to bring fear to the authorities.

Terrorist.

By the way, the US may well have a legal definition of terrorism. It's that sort of place. That may be more or less restrictive than the dictionary definition. If so, the government would be correct to say that it was not an act of terrorism, provided that was the definition they were referring to.


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Madeira storm kills at least 42

February 21, 2010

42 people are reported dead and more than 120 are reported injured on the Portuguese island of Madeira after severe rainstorms triggered floods and mudslides. There are still people missing, and authorities say that the death toll will likely rise further. The worst affected area of the island is the southern coast, including the largest city, Funchal.

According to an eyewitness, the infrastructure of the area was "decimated" by the flooding; water flooded down streets, leaving debris in its wake and destroying roads and bridges. In some localities, residents were evacuated, and services such as power and telephone lines have been severely disrupted. Emergency services have been hampered by the damage, and rescue crews are still unable to reach some mountainous regions. The storms have left hundreds of people homeless, in addition to the dead and injured.

The government is considering declaring a state of emergency on the island, and local authorities have authorized relief supplies such as temporary housing for the homeless. Prime minister Jose Socrates has issued a statement saying "I am absolutely saddened and shocked with the images [from the scene], [and] with the consequences of this calamity." He is expected to travel to Madeira sometime soon to inspect the damage and co-ordinate relief efforts. The Portuguese military has already sent rescue teams to the area to aid in the recovery efforts, and the Spanish government has offered assistance.

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At least one dead, eighteen injured after grenade attacks in Rwanda

February 20, 2010 According to reports, at least one person has been killed and a further eighteen wounded after multiple grenade attacks in, the capital of the African country of Rwanda.

The attacks occurred at a train station, restaurant, and building housing businesses. According to the Al Jazeera news agency, five of those hurt were in serious condition.

A police spokesman commented that it was not immediately clear who was responsible for the attacks or whether they were coordinated. Spokesman Eric Kayiranga noted that "[t]here is a possibility of it being the FDLR [Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda], or criminals, or an accident. It can be any of that. We can't confirm that for now." He did, however, confirm the death toll, saying: "There was one death and eighteen injuries."

Kayiranga also reported that two people had been taken into custody following the incidents. "Two suspects were apprehended, they belong to the Interahamwe militia," he said to Agence France-Presse, referring to a militia of the ethnic group, considered responsible for the  of. "We are continuing the investigation and questioning the two suspects," the spokesman added.


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Dutch government collapses over Afghanistan troops

February 20, 2010

The Dutch coalition government has collapsed over "irreconcilable differences" between the two largest parties over Afghanistan troop deployments.

According to prime minister Jan Peter Balkenende, the Labour Party, the second largest party in the government after the ruling Christian Democratic party, was resigning from the government, effective immediately. Balkenende said, "You could see from the last few days that we couldn’t come up with an agreement." He added, "Where there is no trust, it is difficult to work together. There is no good path to allow this cabinet to go further."

The split occurred after 16 hours of talks over the future of the Dutch presence in the Afghanistan War, which ended early Saturday. While the Christian Democratic Party supported keeping a reduced military presence in the Uruzgan Province, the Labour Party demanded the immediate return of all Dutch troops in August.

With the resignation of the Labour Party, the Christian Democratic Party is left with an unworkable majority in the government. While Prime Minister Balkenende made little mention of the future of the government, saying only that the remaining two parties would continue in office, with the Labour Party's seats being "made available."

According to the leader of the Labour party, Wouter Bos, the third party in the Dutch government, the Christian Union Party, would also resign its seats along with the Labour Party's seats when he offered the resignation of the party to Queen Beatrix later on Saturday. Despite Balkenede's statements, political analysts said that early elections seemed inevitable, despite a year remaining in the current term.

Dutch troops were deployed to Afghanistan in 2006, and were originally intended to return in 2008, but were forced to remain as no other nation was willing to provide replacement troops. Under the new commitment signed in 2008, Dutch troops were to return in August, a stance reinforced by a Dutch courts' ruling in October 2009 requiring that all troops return by that time, although that ruling has yet to be ratified by the government.


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Former US Secretary of State Alexander Haig dies at age 85

February 20, 2010

Retired four-star general and former US Secretary of State Alexander Haig died Saturday morning of complications from an infection at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland at the age of 85.

A West Point graduate and decorated veteran of both the Korean and Vietnam wars, Haig served as commander of US forces stationed in Europe and Supreme Allied Commander of NATO. He also held top advisory posts in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan administrations. Haig furthermore unsuccessfully sought the Republican presidential nomination in 1988.

Despite his distinguished military and political career, Haig was never able to fully live down his internationally televised response to the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan in 1981.

"As of now, I am in control here in the White House, pending the return of the Vice President," Haig said hours after the shooting.

Some saw the comment as a calculated usurping of Vice President George H.W. Bush's authority and as a purposeful disregard of the overall chain of command.

In his own defense, Haig later told the media that what he said earlier was done "to reassure Americans" that the White House was functioning during the absence of Vice President Bush whom was flying back to Washington, D.C. from Texas at the time of the shooting.

In a press conference on Saturday, US President Barack Obama described Haig as a valued public servant who "exemplified our finest warrior-diplomat tradition of those who dedicate their lives to public service."

Haig "served his country in many capacities for many years, earning honor on the battlefield, the confidence of presidents and prime ministers, and the thanks of a grateful nation," US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton later added.


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I fixed the link. So all should be well now. PSD27 (talk) 18:16, 20 February 2010 (UTC)


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Majority?
It says in the text and in the New York Time source: the Christian Democratic Party is left with an unworkable majority in the government. How can a parties majority in government be unworkable? Shouldn't it say that the government is left with an unworkable minority in parlement? Taketa (talk) 11:45, 24 February 2010 (UTC)

 * Agreed, it is, with 47 seats, a minority now. (consisting of the Christian Democratic Party (41 seats) and the ChristianUnion (6 seats)--Woodcutterty (talk) 14:07, 7 March 2010 (UTC)

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Please change 'unworkable majority' to 'unworkable minority', as has been noted here over four years ago. Woodcutterty (talk) 18:22, 22 May 2014 (UTC)
 * I'd really like a second opinion on whether this is a non-substantive "typo fix" that can just be done, or a substantive correction requiring correction. --Pi zero (talk) 19:15, 22 May 2014 (UTC)
 * Substantive, but should be done. (NB: I believe the NYTimes has the current record for correcting an 1863 article this year - copyedit corrections 142 years late. -  Amgine | t 22:44, 22 May 2014 (UTC)
 * Corrected. I have, for the moment, not self-sighted the correction.  --Pi zero (talk) 23:30, 22 May 2014 (UTC)


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When the coalition party was formed, they made an agreement that they would not extend the mission in afghanistan again. This was one of the most important points that the Labour Party brought into the coalition. The Labour party is simply keeping their promise (for once). Its the CDA and Balkenende who are to blame for this mess.


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Local reporting is all fine and dandy. However, the number of local UK stories is disproportionate to local US stories. Only 2 times I've seen Detroit on this page, the Christmas bomber and when Kwame went to jail. Nuff said.


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I do not see his reasoning very wrong. I am saddened by the number of people who condemn him while they have either not read or not fully understood the key contents of the manifesto. What he wanted is equality and justice. His main point is that the government should not help the wealthy (big corporations, the Church) in times of hardship and totally ignore the poor.

He is not even anti-tax. The particular tax code he highlighted is not imposing taxes on him. It is a tax on any company that would hire him, and as a result most companies specifically refuse to do business with the type of business he is running. What is more, that tax code is not even providing any extra revenue for the government, but who refuse to repeal it because they find the process too complicated.

He tried peaceful method and no one listened. By crashing his plane into a building his voice is finally heard, and I think it is likely that the law will be repealed as a result. If it doesn't happen, people who suffer from the law would resent the government even more than before.

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 * I'd like to get myself into a routine of posting wikinews print edition on bulletin boards along my walking route to work on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus. I did a test run on Friday March 17th.  It wasn't hard to find bulletin board space.

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User talk:Sonia

User:Turtlestack
I am a contributor, not an Admin - but I however agree with you. Turtlestack should reframe from using explosive language, however, the opinions section is not filtered for bad or offensive language. People with opinions are advised to keep it civil but there is no rule to say they have to.

Right now, contributors and Admins will be commenting on Turtlestack's behaviour from a P.R point of view - he wont be punished but there will be consequences, that is to say that Wikinews, like all organisations has 'office politics' and Turtlestack might of just ruined some relationships/contacts/allies - if you get my gist.

I implore you to not judge Wikinews based on one person's actions and I hope you continue reading/contributing here.

Yours Sincerely

BKCW8 talk  09:17, 29 July 2010 (UTC)

 * Upon rereading, I was being less than constructive as well. Given that I understand that the comment will not be overlooked, and that it is in no way indicative of the rest of the community, my comment could do little but incite drama. For this I apologize.
 * I should have also considered how frustrating it must be to receive thoughtless throwaway comments of the sort the IP posted; however, I do feel that the general public should not be expected to have such a high understanding (and appreciation for) the amount of effort that goes into the upkeep of this project.
 * Thank you for the note and I do hope I will be able to contribute to this community in a productive way. Regards, Sonia (talk) 09:32, 29 July 2010 (UTC)

Sonia, Thanks for the good humour in which you appear to have taken that appalling abuse. I completely agree that "the general public" should not expect an extreme reaction to rudeness or bluntness. I am glad (and frankly surprised and quite humbled) that you stuck around to do some copyediting. --InfantGorilla (talk) 11:00, 29 July 2010 (UTC)

 * For my part, I'm glad that you didn't see my comment as an overreaction. Thanks again. Sonia (talk) 11:49, 29 July 2010 (UTC)

The unique comment namespace of Wikinews
Wikinews' Comments namespace is outwith the bounds of all but the most dire of civility guidelines; it is, indeed, a place to vent. --Brian McNeil / talk 23:01, 29 July 2010 (UTC)

 * Okay, sorry for that. However, I find it puzzling that the comments namespace would be the one chosen for this– it is the place where the readers and contributors interact and surely you would want to portray a favourable impression of the community, however dysfunctional it may be under the surface? True, the readers will already be wreaking havoc there, but to most of them the community is the "staff" and perhaps should behave more professionally at least in their presence. I see that the point is moot now anyway. Sonia (talk) 23:26, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Well, it's usually a good idea for regular contributors, admins especially, to keep a cool head while in the comments section. But it's a nearly rule-free space, and occasionally a "staff member" of Wikinews will lose their head. The no rules thing is less about what we can say, and more about us making an effort not to censor what readers want to say about an article. They're free to say our articles are crap or biased. They're free to attack the subject of the article (barring libel). They're even free to flame and troll each other, as long as they don't go ballistic and start issuing serious sounding threats against each other. In short, we don't want to police (and politicize) our comments space in the way that organizations like BBC and CNN have... when they even allow comments at all.

 * There can be a fine line between normal incivility (there is no civility rule) and a delete-worthy post, but it's a line we *have* to walk. If we're seen to be deleting posts that we don't like, based on nothing but content, we'll be accused (perhaps rightly in some situations) of deleting posts for personal reasons, or because of political or religious content. As a WMF site we strive for neutrality (though it isn't always achieved... yet), so we don't want step into the minefield that is PoV deletionism.

 * Here's a list of things that aren't allowed to be posted in the comments section, as far as I understand:

 * 1) Linking to an external non-WMF site (link removed, post can sometimes remain)

 * 2) Personal attacks against non-public people (ie, famous people don't count), usually other commenters, that are sufficiently bad to warrant action (this is judged on a per-post basis, and different admins will make different calls)

 * 3) Clearly libellous statements against public figures. (post deleted)

 * 4) Copyright infringement (post deleted, warning issued on user talk page, possible ban in repeated)

 * 5) Death threats, that are clearly not a joke (local ban, likely global ban, possibly alert WMF, possible referral to local authorities if deemed necessary)

 * 6) Serious sounding suicide notes (always alert WMF, always contact local authorities)

 * 7) Advertising (insta-ban)

 * -- —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Gopher65 (talk • contribs) 00:03, 30 July 2010
 * Pfffft. I was just going to post "yeah, I agree with this". Then I realized that I wrote it. Heh. Gopher65talk 00:05, 5 May 2011 (UTC)
 * LOL! アンパロ Io ti odio! 00:52, 5 May 2011 (UTC)

Your deletion tag
You are right. Blatant copy and past is indeed a valid reason for speedy deletion. Thanks for adding the delete tag which (usually) quickly brings it to the attention of administrators like me who can delete it. --InfantGorilla (talk) 11:08, 30 July 2010 (UTC)

Apologies
The IP talk page was a WN:SD candidate and has now been removed. Apologies for the mistaken removal. -- Sken   my talk 09:34, 3 August 2010 (UTC)
 * I'm sorry, what? Sonia (talk) 09:35, 3 August 2010 (UTC)
 * I mistakenly removed your speedy delete tag from the talk page of an IP address - I have since deleted the page :) -- Sken   my talk 09:36, 3 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Ah, I see. Thank you for clarifying. On hindsight, I should have added a reason to the tag. Sonia (talk) 09:38, 3 August 2010 (UTC)

TB
User talk:Kayau

Uproar over light sentence of Hong Kong judge's niece
I notice you accidentally revealed your IP while editing this article. Would you like it removed? Blood Red Sandman (Talk)   (Contribs) 11:55, 9 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes, please, if it's not too late. Sonia (talk) 19:50, 9 August 2010 (UTC)

 * ✅. You did it again here btw; I'm taking the liberty of hiding that as well. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 19:54, 9 August 2010 (UTC)
 * ...wow, SUL really isn't working for me. Thanks again. Sonia (talk) 19:54, 9 August 2010 (UTC)

Thank you for your clarification addition attempts to http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Plants_may_adapt_faster_to_climate_change_than_previously_thought,_new_study_shows
Thank you for your clarification addition attempts to http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Plants_may_adapt_faster_to_climate_change_than_previously_thought,_new_study_shows "Plants may adapt faster to climate change than previously thought, new study shows"; alas, no edits were allowed, curiously. 99.27.174.186 (talk) 19:50, 15 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Climate change denial, Merchants of Doubt, and/or Politics of global warming (United States) may be of interest. 99.102.177.19 (talk) 20:02, 15 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Sonia is not an administrator nor an active user here, she won't be of much help editing a protected article, that she can't edit. Diego Grez return fire 20:03, 15 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Unless you mean that Sonia was the one making the edits, which is also incorrect. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 20:05, 15 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Huh? The only thing I did was this, which was basic copyediting and clarifying of the scientific details (though the state I left the explanation of epigenetics in still left much to be desired- science isn't my major, much less genetics!) Whoever you're trying to contact, it's probably not me. Cheers. sonia 04:25, 16 August 2010 (UTC)

Rollback
comes with reviewer, FYI. Kayau (talk · contribs) 11:53, 10 September 2010 (UTC)

 * Thanks. Looks like I'll be sticking with undo then- I won't ask for something I won't be using to full capacity, especially since I obviously don't deserve it. 'Tis probably better that someone else sight my occasional copyedits. Cheers. sonia 11:58, 10 September 2010 (UTC)

Thanks
[ This] is a great copy edit and improved our Koran burning article by a country mile. Thank you! --InfantGorilla (talk) 13:44, 10 September 2010 (UTC)

 * Glad to be of help. sonia 14:13, 10 September 2010 (UTC)

Lulz
No, it was just a joke. The icon is great, and the best part is that it is free! (if you say so ;) --Diego Grez return fire 23:40, 12 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Humour's going over my head this morning, sorry. Do you think the transparency and monochrome is all right, or should it be brighter/more opaque? sonia 23:43, 12 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Yeah, the notebook transparency should be a bit more opaque, but the OR icon looks good so far as it is. --Diego Grez return fire 23:47, 12 September 2010 (UTC)

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Hello,

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Patriot, yes. But was fighting the Vietnam war good for his country? And his job also involves killing people.


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@facepalm.--KDP3 (talk) 09:09, 21 February 2010 (UTC)


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Just a quick question: How long has CDA and PDVA being in coalition? I was under the impression that it was CDA with VVD in coalition and PVDA was opposition party.


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I found the fact that the actor that played Max Branning attempted to be sick live on national television highly amusing. Oh, and the fact that someone walked out of a shop without paying. Hehe.
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CDA and PvdA are in a coalition with the ChristenUnie (Christian Union) since February 2007. They followed up a interim (minority) cabinet consisting of CDA-VVD, which was formed after the collapse of the VVD-CDA-D66 coalition in 2006. On the Dutch wikipedia is a clear overview of the Dutch cabinets.

A new cabinet with CDA and PvdA as the main parties will be difficult (as all other coalitions will be), not only because of this quarrel, but also because of the spreading of parliament seats, especially the PvdA is in loss in the polls. In the polls, none of the parties has a clear majority, so the next coalition will probably have tot consist of at least three, but maybe more parties. 77.167.224.101 (talk) 13:18, 21 February 2010 (UTC)


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Man killed after shop robbery in West Yorkshire, England; murder investigation launched

February 21, 2010

A man has died after being involved in a robbery of his shop in West Yorkshire, England. Four youngsters, described as wearing hooded jumpers and tracksuit trousers, raided the Cowcliffe Convenience Store in the town of Huddersfield at approximately 2030 GMT on Saturday.

63-year-old Gurmail Singh sustained head injuries as a result of the robbery. Six witnesses attempted to prevent the youths from exiting the shop but failed, and the teenagers managed to escape with confectionary, cigarettes and money. One witness claimed to see a hammer in posession of one of the offenders, however it is unknown if this was used in the attack.

Singh was taken to Huddersfield Royal Infirmary but died there at approximately 0330 GMT on Sunday. West Yorkshire Police have now launched an investigation into the death of Gurmail Singh. A post-mortem examination is scheduled to take place on Monday to attempt to discover how the shop-owner was killed. West Yorkshire Police are now appealing for witnesses or anyone who has information in relation to this incident to contact them.


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Train accident kills three girls in Central Florida

February 21, 2010

Three teenage girls were killed in Florida after they were hit by a train while crossing a narrow bridge. The accident occurred Saturday night at around 1830 local time (2330 UTC) in Melbourne, Brevard County. The names of the girls have not been released, as the next of kin are still to be notified.

A boy had walked ahead, and successfully made his way across the bridge. When the other girls began to cross, they had not noticed a train was coming. Melbourne Police Department spokesman Lieutenant Marc Claycomb said "They were unable to get out of the way in time and they were struck by the train."

Witness John Vallee said he heard the train operated by Florida East Coast Railway make a sudden stop after the incident. He then came the the bridge and made the discovery, and called 9-1-1.

"It's tragic," Lieutenant Claycomb said. "There's no other way to put it."


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The three girls were all amazing girls,and the boy,is my brother. They werent high,they were just kids. This scarred me and him for our lives. R.I.P WRAYA.<3


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This is very helpful -- many thanks! It should be a very interesting time for Dutch politics -- lets see what happens!


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Welcome
Mike moral  ♪♫  21:46, 21 February 2010 (UTC)

By the way, the police report says 63 years old, therefore 66 is incorrect. Mike moral  ♪♫  21:47, 21 February 2010 (UTC)

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Censorship! Hateful? Threatening? That is, if any one person from a group suggests we should start diving planes into buildings, the entire group is taken out? What about all the others who want to voice their opinions? For sure this is not the right forum. For sure traditional media isn't too. I have seen the manifesto on some papers, but allways accompained by the word "Insane". Well there is almost nothing insane in that manifesto at all. Insanity is the censorship, the bias, the sell-out american spirit of today.


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Lufthansa pilots begin strike

February 22, 2010 The pilots' union of German airline Lufthansa have begun, and then suspended, a four-day strike over pay and job security. Operations at subsidiary airlines Lufthansa Cargo and Germanwings were also affected by the strike, but operations have returned to normal.

The strike began at midnight on Monday (18:00 Sunday EST) after negotiations between the airline and union, Vereinigung Cockpit, over the weekend failed to resolve the threat. According to the union, the strike was over reduced flying time for the pilots, triggered by Lufthansa's recent acquisition of several smaller airlines, which the union says is causing traffic to be diverted from union-operated routes. Additionally, the union was seeking a pay increase of 6.4% and guarantees that German labor conditions would apply to Lufthansa crews from abroad, which would reduce the incentive for outsourcing to foreign crews. In a statement issued by Lufthansa, however, the airline said that the union also demanded a greater say in the operation of the airline, which Lufthansa was unwilling to agree to.

On Monday, less than 24 hours after it began, the union suspended the strike, agreeing to resume negotiations. A spokesman for the union said Lufthansa and the union had reached an agreement after a hearing at a Frankfurt court, where Lufthansa had filed an injunction against the union, calling the strike "disproportionate." The strike is to be officially lifted at midnight Monday, although it's unclear when operations will return to normal. While not ruling out future action, the union agreed not to strike again until at least March 9.

The strike has impacted around 10,000 passengers worldwide in the one day it was in place, with about half of Lufthansa's flights being cancelled. The airline attempted to accommodate the disruptions by arranging alternative travel for passengers; train travel for domestic travelers, and booking travel on other airlines for international passengers.

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I wonder if Judge Pauley would allow the "power of the body to determine the fitness" of the law in his courtroom? This question is based on the fact that jury nullification is "embedded in American democracy."


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General Petraeus: Fight for Afghan town Marja is 'just the initial operation'

February 23, 2010

General, the U.S. general who oversees the war in Afghanistan, says the fight for the southern town of — called  — is just the first operation in a long campaign.

Petraeus says the battle of Marja is just the beginning. "This is just the initial operation of what will be a 12- to 18-month campaign, as General [Stanley] and his team have mapped it out," he said.

During an appearance on NBC's , Petraeus said the enemy is formidable. He did not predict how long the operation in Marja, a traditional Taliban stronghold, would continue. He said only that the fighting is tough. "When we go on the offensive, when we take away sanctuaries and safe havens from the Taliban and the other extremist elements that we and our Afghan and coalition partners are fighting in that country, they are going to fight back. And we are seeing that in Marjah. We will see that in other areas," he said.

The general spoke from, Florida, where he heads the , which is responsible for military operations in both Afghanistan and Iraq.

He noted the difficulties encountered in Iraq when former President George W. Bush sent in additional troops in what was called a "surge." Petraeus was asked if, once again, Americans should prepare for significant losses. "They will be tough. They were tough in Iraq. Look, I have repeatedly said these types of efforts are hard and they are hard all the time. I do not use words like optimistic or pessimist. I use realist. And the reality is it is hard, but we are there for a very important reason and we cannot forget that," he said.

So far, 12 NATO troops have died in the offensive. Three others were reported killed in separate, unrelated incidents in southern and eastern Afghanistan. Operation Moshtarak is the largest military action against insurgents since the began in 2001 with the United States invasion of the country.

Petraus was also asked about the military's controversial "" policy, which President Barack Obama has pledged to end. While refusing to comment directly on the policy, Petraus responded by saying stating that he hadn't experienced any problems with gays and lesbians in the military in the past. "I served, in fact, in combat with individuals who were gay and who were lesbian in combat situations and, frankly, you know, over time you said, 'Hey, how’s this guy’s shooting?' Or, 'How is her analysis?' or what have you," he said.

The general also noted his opposition to torture saying, "Whenever we have, perhaps, taken expedient measures, they have turned around and bitten us in the backside." He added, "We end up paying a price for it ultimately. and other situations like that are non-biodegradable. They don’t go away. The enemy continues to beat you with them like a stick."

Meanwhile, the Obama administration's Afghanistan strategy got a vote of confidence Sunday from retired General, who served as President Bush's during his first term in office.

Powell said it is a good, comprehensive plan. But at the same time, he acknowledged he has concerns about whether or not the Afghan government can follow-up once the NATO operation pushes the Taliban out. "I hope their capability will increase. The is improved but clearly not up to U.S. standards yet. And the police force - they have a lot to prove, they do not yet have the confidence of the people," he said.

Powell was interviewed on the CBS television program .


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Unfortunately this group is unpaid, so they write about what interests them, rather than what an editor tells them to write. Additionally, you are comparing one US city, to an entire country. Of course there is going to be more stories about the UK than Detroit. If you look at Category:United States you will find 5,280 stories (1 mile worth, how coincidental is that?) and in Category:United Kingdom you will find 1,827 stories. So there is significantly more stories for the US.


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Wikinews did not use the word 'insane' and has placed its copy under your nose.


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