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The Second World War officially began on September 1, 1939, with the German invasion of Poland. Britain and France declared war on the Nazi Third Reich on September 3, 1939.
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I'm going to climb a mountain for the first time next weekend. This is one of those "must do before you die" things!
I'm nervous but excited at the same time - I am fit enough do it, but just hope some of the trickier terrain isn't too much for me. This mountain has an arret (very sharp ridge) which just looks terrifying!
President Obama is in the UK just now. It's funny how the odious little politicians are desperate for a bit of halo effect. The Royal family don't need that so can greet and entertain him with grace.
Oh Gad, I can't remember the names... but yea, I have been in .. umm,. Eternal, the house with the owl in it, Images hubby's coven, Moonies coven existere, and of course Umbrae Octo. :)
23:10 May 08 2011 Times Read: 605
I've started going to church again - it's to help provide a strong moral foundation for my little one. I don't believe it's incompatible with an interest in vampires. That lore started in medieval Bohemia which after all was a Christian society.
we've had some interesting election results in the UK this week
Could Scotland be dragged away from the Union??????
Nope - the Scottish National Party who have moved from a minority administration to a majority are generally regarded as doing an OK job. There isn't that much support for independence, but against the backdrop of a Conservative-led, cuts-focussed Westminster parliament, a party who are Scotland-focussed is an attractive proposition. Labour are pretty inept at the moment and the Lib Dems are being hit because of the coalition at Westminster. That also aids the SNP's share of the vote.
The SNP also don't have a mandate for a binding referendum - they can have one to gauge opinion but it would have no legal right to be enforced.
The elections have been interesting - the Conservatives are the ones driving the cuts agenda, but the Lib Dems are taking the hit. In our area, in the last election the Lib Dems were expected to take our seat (didn't) and in the council election this week they came fourth behind the BNP (far right party)
You don't need one. Most mentor's don't even do much these days. It boosts your score by about a level. But if you search hard enough you can find one worth joining. The same could be said about Covens.
Swell! Well that just means you will have to reinvent some more!
Bin and gone
21:54 May 02 2011 Times Read: 651
Bin Laden is dead. I'm not convinced about the potential for large scale reprisals. Al-Qaeda as far as I can tell is a top-down ideological movement - exactly the kind of structure that will suffer from this kind of decapitation event. It's not a hydra - more of an ivy. It may be perfidious and broad in its scope, but you really have to get it at the core of its operation to destabilise and ultimately eliminate the rest.
Good work America. Of course if you'd left it to the SAS he'd have been gone ages ago ;-)
Bin Laden is dead. I'm not convinced about the potential for large scale reprisals. Al-Qaeda as far as I can tell is a top-down ideological movement - exactly the kind of structure that will suffer from this kind of decapitation event. It's not a hydra - more of an ivy. It may be perfidious and broad in its scope, but you really have to get it at the core of its operation to destabilise and ultimately eliminate the rest.
Good work America. Of course if you'd left it to the SAS he'd have been gone ages ago ;-)
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