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If you had a choice... moving to a Christian leaning country or a Islam leaning country, which would you choose? http://www.nytimes.com/ref/world/20070622_CAPEVERDE_GRAPHIC.html# By an overwhelming number, most people are migrating to Christian leaning countries and leaving Islam leaning...

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I didn't say "which religion"... It tends to be the extreme radicals in each religion that messes things up.

Unrighteous religion is the root of all evil.

What does this have to do with the Israel/Palestian issue? Nothing. Do you concede that their have been Islamic conquests "in the name of Allah"? History is proof of that. We can't ignore history. Again, what does this have to do with the Israel/Palestian issue? Nothing. Again, what...

That's a good question. But it doesn't matter if we subscribe to the power theory. Exactly my point. Most people subscribe to power theory. Right, the issue in regards to the Israel/Palestian issue is that the State of Israel was not via the power theory or priority in time. It was via a...

Via charity? They did... The United Nations established the State of Israel and this was an act of charity.

How well do you know American history? Did the people from Europe come to America and steal the land from the American Indians? No one can dispute that the American Indians were here before the European settlers came to America. The United States of America was established by "stealing land"...

Tell us more about this.

Why would you need a legitimate government to fire missles at Israel to establish the State of Palestine? Terrorists already do that today. The United Nations simply has to declare that such and such land is the State of Palestine side-by-side with the State of Israel (just as they did when...

Barclays had to sell Barclays Global Investors because they needed to raise funds. BlackRock was the healthiest company on the block to acquire them.

The United Nations established the State of Israel in 1948. If the Palestinians want a State, go talk to the United Nations. Simple.

NinjaTrader already has this kind of functionality called Advanced Trade Management (ATM). You enter the trade with discretion, ATM will exit the trade based on your criteria for you. So, at least, some part of the trade is automated.

Sorta ;)

No, you're not being rude. I just have a different idea of what object-oriented means. I don't always agree with everything Microsoft says. Although they say, "C# supports the concepts of encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism," and that is true. You're not FORCED to program using...

Interesting... To me, Smalltalk is object-oriented while C# is not. Thanks for correcting me, according to Microsoft's viewpoint :) I would've said... "C# is an elegant and type-safe language that enables developers to build a variety of secure and robust applications that run on the .NET...

C# is "object-oriented"? I beg to differ. Would you say that C is object-oriented? No, I wouldn't. C++ and C# evolved from C. Although you can use C# to code object-oriented classes and structure, but C# is not an object-oriented language itself and it doesn't force you to code with...

hands down C#

For me, only the FairTax gets my vote.