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Monday, April 20, 2015

Parkour fail so sick of my face.. how do you think, sick or not , please try . wkwkw



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Parkour fail so sick of my face

By: jironde on: 3:53 PM
Fighting Sleep Fail Baby



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Fighting Sleep Fail Baby

By: jironde on: 3:53 PM
Caravan Driver couldn't be bothered to wait in the 1 mile of slow moving traffic that is leaving the motorway. The Driver tries to push in front of the HGV & Fails (M6)**



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Caravan Cuts Up HGV.

By: jironde on: 12:52 PM
Is this crossfit, or just an idiot?



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This Guy Has NO Idea What He's Doing At The Gym...

By: jironde on: 12:09 PM
Thankfully no one was accidentally wounded before the shooting of this film.



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Gun Safety Fail! This Malfunction Could Easily Kill Somebody

By: jironde on: 12:09 PM
Man tries to attract women the same way you would call a dog. Fail.



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Man Catcalls Women During Anti-Catcalling Report

By: jironde on: 8:53 AM
I was hoping for a LiveLeak moment, but it never showed up ...so all in all , a video documenting a piece of machinery being unloaded from its trailer, and the aftermath.



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Unloading machinery from trailer - A LiveLeak fail

By: jironde on: 8:53 AM
A former intelligence officer for the late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was the mastermind behind Islamic State's takeover of northern Syria, according to a report by Der Spiegel that is based on documents uncovered by the German magazine. Spiegel, in a lengthy story published at the weekend and entitled "Secret Files Reveal the Structure of Islamic State", says it gained access to 31 pages of handwritten charts, lists and schedules which amount to a blueprint for the establishment of a caliphate in Syria. The documents were the work of a man identified by the magazine as Samir Abd Muhammad al-Khlifawi, a former colonel in the intelligence service of Saddam Hussein's air defense force, who went by the pseudonym Haji Bakr. Spiegel says the files suggest that the takeover of northern Syria was part of a meticulous plan overseen by Haji Bakr using techniques -- including surveillance, espionage, murder and kidnapping -- honed in the security apparatus of Saddam Hussein. The Iraqi national was reportedly killed in a firefight with Syrian rebels in January 2014, but not before he had helped secure swathes of Syria, which in turn strengthened Islamic State's position in neighboring Iraq. "What Bakr put on paper, page by page, with carefully outlined boxes for individual responsibilities, was nothing less than a blueprint for a takeover," the story by Spiegel reporter Christoph Reuter says. "It was not a manifesto of faith, but a technically precise plan for an 'Islamic Intelligence State' -- a caliphate run by an organization that resembled East Germany's notorious Stasi domestic intelligence agency." The story describes Bakr as being "bitter and unemployed" after U.S. authorities in Iraq disbanded the army by decree in 2003. Between 2006 to 2008 he was reportedly in U.S. detention facilities, including Abu Ghraib prison. In 2010 however, it was Bakr and a small group of former Iraqi intelligence officers who made Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi the official leader of Islamic State, with the goal of giving the group a "religious face", the story says. Two years later, the magazine says, Bakr traveled to northern Syria to oversee his takeover plan, choosing to launch it with a collection of foreign fighters that included novice militants from Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Europe alongside battle-tested Chechens and Uzbeks. Iraqi journalist Hisham al-Hashimi, whose cousin served with Bakr, describes the former officer as a nationalist rather than an Islamist. The story argues that the secret to Islamic State's success lies in its combination of opposites - the fanatical beliefs of one group and the strategic calculations of another, led by Bakr. Spiegel said it had obtained the papers after lengthy negotiations with rebels in the Syrian city of Aleppo, who had seized them when Islamic State was forced to abandon its headquarters there in early 2014. http://ift.tt/1JW73zA



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Iraqi officer under Saddam masterminded rise of Islamic State

By: jironde on: 4:50 AM
Doctors will be given incentive payments so that parents stick to their children's vaccination schedule, and the one religious exemption to vaccinations will end, as part of a push by the federal government to boost the immunisation rate. Social services minister Scott Morrison on Sunday announced that the only religious group currently able to claim religious exemptions for vaccinations, Christian Scientists, will no longer be able to do so. Morrison said the exemption, in place since 1998, "is no longer current or necessary and will therefore be removed". "Having resolved this outstanding matter, the government will not be receiving nor authorising any further vaccination exemption applications from religious organisations," he said. Families will still be able to claim exemptions to vaccinations on medical grounds. "This will remain the sole ground for exemption under the Coalition government," Morrison said. Calls to representatives of Christian Science were not returned. The tightening of the rules around exemptions is part of the government's $26m package on boosting immunisation rates, which was due to be announced in detail on Sunday. The package will include a public awareness campaign to sell the benefits of vaccinations to parents, the incentive payments for medical providers, and improved public vaccination records. News Ltd reports that the current $6 incentive payment offered to medical professionals, which are designed to encourage GPs to contact families to remind them that their children are due for jabs, will be doubled to $12. On Monday, the government announced that it would tighten up welfare eligibility for parents who fail to immunise their children. Families could lose out on the childcare benefit and rebate, and the Family Tax Benefit part A supplement. "I believe most parents have genuine concerns about those who deliberately choose not to vaccinate their children and put the wider community at risk," the health minister, Sussan Ley, said. "However, it's important parents also understand complacency presents as a much of a threat to immunisation rates and the safety of our children as conscientious objections do." A national immunisation register is reportedly also being proposed to keep track of vaccines given through school-based programs. http://ift.tt/1OuDKog



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Vaccination crackdown: Australia announces end to religious exemptions

By: jironde on: 4:50 AM




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Skitching Gone Wrong - Drifting Fail

By: jironde on: 3:46 AM
if you can like this.. jump was like him ..



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if you can like this - fail jump

By: jironde on: 2:53 AM
Location: Elsterberg in Saxony, Germany



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Demolition of 120m chimney goes wrong HD Video

By: jironde on: 1:53 AM
On our way home from work, my colleagues pedal fell off his bike. I decided to film the repair job to show our other workmates his misfortune.. Only to film a silly mistake.. Can you spot it before he does.



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Spot the mistake

By: jironde on: 1:53 AM
Nothing scarier than a car turning like that. Almost nothing a rider can do.



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A Car Left Turns And Crashes Into A Motorcycle

By: jironde on: 1:53 AM

Sunday, April 19, 2015

Im testing out new video edditing softwear and always wanted to use dash cam footage however nothing ever happens in front of my car (not that i would welcome it either) but yesterday we were coming into our street and was met with a rather large caravan blolcking the road h. that wasnt the fail the fail happens after! so no head falling off or getting blown up sorry. also my dash cam date is a month out (its laid back)



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Fail.... near the end!

By: jironde on: 8:53 PM
The Taurus pistol model 24/7 it's the standard of all police departments in Brazil. This incredible video shows a very dangerous malfunction in the gun, what make it fire with no pull in the trigger, even if it locked. Whats the point of having a safety if it shoots this easily while loaded?



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Taurus have a faulty safety, can be fired just by shaking it!

By: jironde on: 7:53 PM
It has been said that it is better to try and fail than to live with the doubt of what might have been. But obviously, some things should not be tried when one can pretty much anticipate the outcome. For example, it would be foolish, if not the height of folly, to jump into a pool without first checking it for water. I think the young man in the video was over confident...



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I believe I can fly!

By: jironde on: 4:09 PM
***Warning: Do Not Read If You Can't Take a Joke*** Are you tired of getting upset over the ignorant, racist rhetoric of the Tea Party radicals? Of course, the best thing to do is to ignore them, but that's no fun! Why not embrace the American way and get even? Following are ten fail-safe tips on how to piss off the misspelled sign-toting, politician-interrupting, teabagging crazies and certain Rand Paul acolytes, whose battle cry is, "The louder you are, the gooder you are!" (Note: These tips do not apply to the normal three-percent of the Tea Party members, whose goal is to bring our government's spending under control. The tips only work with the nut jobs.) First, in regards to their insane "birther" claims, get their attention and hit them where it hurts. Require that every customer produce a birth certificate before eating at Cracker Barrel. Play with their emotions. Remind them that their President is a black man with a scary name. Then, watch the relief on their faces when you add, "Hey, at least he's not a woman." Raise their blood pressure to a dangerous level by crashing a Tea Party rally, grabbing a bullhorn and yelling "Jesus was a socialist!" Then run like hell before they catch you. Actually, with this group, you can do a quick walk and still get away. Create off-the-wall programs like "Guns for Cinnabons" where they can trade in their firearms for warm, gooey pastries. It'll be like "Sophie's Choice" -- but with frosting. Sarah Palin loves the teabaggers, and the teabaggers love Sarah. Recruit the former governor and place her in charge of building a Tea Party monument, only to have her quit halfway through. Ask them if they can tell you where to find a copy of the Constitution en Espa~nol. Their eyes will roll back in their cabezas. Replace all photos of Rand Paul with RuPaul -- you know, someone less cartoonish. Get them wasted by starting a Crazy Teabagger Drinking Game. Rules: Drink one shot every time a Tea Party sign is misspelled or upside-down; down two shots when you see arm flap; and kill the bottle if someone quotes the New Testament with a mouthful of Skoal Wintergreen. Like the old Folgers coffee commercial, secretly replace Tea Party speeches by former Minnesota representative Michele Bachmann with recordings of fingernails on a chalkboard during a farting contest and see if they can tell the difference. If you find yourself in an adjacent bathroom stall, announce loudly, "Please rise for our National Anthem." Follow up by humming the "Star-Spangled Banner." It's messy, but highly entertaining. And it's a great way to show the crazies that payback's a bitch. -Beth Armogida, Comedy TV writer



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How to piss off crazy teabaggers

By: jironde on: 1:23 PM




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S-300 missile fail

By: jironde on: 9:08 AM
>> The popular narrative surrounding the conflict between the West and Iran has always been one of a dangerous rogue state bent on obtaining nuclear weapons before triggering a nuclear-fueled Armageddon aimed at Israel. Underneath this elementary propaganda, lies a more complex truth underpinning a proxy conflict between East and West. Just as had been the case during World War I and II, the strategic position, resources, and population of Iran constitute a necessary prerequisite to first overcome before containing and eventually overrunning the political order in Moscow. This time around, in addition to Moscow, the Western axis also seeks to eventually encircle and overrun Beijing as well. Unlike during the World Wars, vast wars of attrition and mechanized invasions are not a possibility today. Instead, a concerted campaign of proxy wars, covert political subversion, sanctions, and other non-military instruments of power are being employed in what is for all intents and purposes a global conflict. Increasingly defining the fronts of this conflict, in addition to political and economic alliances, is the presence of "missile walls," or national missile defense programs being erected by both East and West. Where these missile walls end, is generally where the West's overt military aggression begins. In Libya, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen, where such missiles systems are absent, the West has or is bombing these nations with absolute impunity. The United Nations, in theory, should have prevented armed aggression against Libya, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen, but has categorically failed to do so. In nations possessing formidable missile defenses, direct Western aggression has become more or less unthinkable, leaving less efficient proxy wars and political subversion to do the job. The presence of missile defense systems capable of checking Western military aggression may be what is needed to establish both a balance of power globally, and the global stability the UN has promised but has so far failed to deliver. Iran, the Last Watchtower In places like Iran where proxy wars cannot easily be waged, and foreign-backed political subversion has been checked, the West has for years planned military options to achieve regime change in Tehran. Encapsulated in the Brookings Institution's "Which Path to Persia?" report , these options include the use of diplomatic negotiations, particularly in regards to Iran's civil nuclear program, as a means to justify military strikes on Iran's nuclear research facilities. The strikes will surely not lead to regime change in and of themselves, but Western policymakers hope the attacks will provoke an Iranian retaliation the West could then use to expand military operations to include regime change. Written in 2009, "Which Path to Persia?" includes multiple scenarios that have now demonstrably been tried, and have failed. Remaining is the use of positive nuclear talks initiated by the United States in what is meant to appear as an act of good faith toward Iran. Israel is tasked with unilaterally attacking Iran's nuclear facilities, claiming America's "betrayal" left them with no other choice . Again, in hopes that Iran retaliates, or in the wake of a false flag attack meant to appear as an Iranian retaliation, the US would step in to assist Israel. In other words, the nuclear deal is a canard, with the West not only having no intention of honoring it, but planning to use them as justification first for an attack on their nuclear facilities, followed by a joint coalition aimed at removing the Iranian government by force. What "Which Path to Persia?" may not have counted on, was, however, Russia's growing influence in the ongoing conflict and its ability to exploit the window of opportunity opened briefly by the West's disingenuous "good will" it has shown Tehran with its alleged "rapprochement." The West claiming that it is satisfied with Iran's terms and commitment to the nuclear deal, has pushed it forward for formal signing in upcoming months. Predictably, while this satisfaction should in theory lead to the lifting of sanctions, the West has made no gesture of good will to do so yet. Russia for its part has begun lifting sanctions. This includes an oil-for-goods deal it has established with Iran, as well as delivery of several S300 anti-air missile systems. The missiles in particular, left undelivered for 5 years, may significantly complicate any attempts by the West to betray Iran in the signing and honoring of the current nuclear deal. With the procurement and effective deployment of S300 missile systems, Iran will find itself behind a "missile wall" that will drastically raise the stakes for an already potentially risky act of military aggression against Tehran by either Israel, the US, or both - or Saudi Arabia who has recently begun unilaterally bombing its neighbor Yemen. The Hand-Wringing Begins In the wake of Russia's decision to deliver the S300 systems, German Chancellor Angela Merkel pleaded that the sanctions be lifted "as cohesively as possible." In other words, at the same time, and only when the West says so. One must wonder, if the West was truly committed to rapprochement with Iran, then why hasn't it, as an act of good faith, lifted at least some sanctions to relieve the socioeconomic punishment it has been inflicting on the Iranian people for years? One must also wonder why the West has reacted negatively to Russia's own lifting of sanctions, as well as the delivery of a purely defensive weapon system. The West, one might suspect, would only berate Russia for delivering a defensive system to Iran, if the West planned treachery all along. Just as the US did with Iraq, Syria, and Libya, with various phases of rapprochement with each respective nation achieved before the US either annihilated them or attempted to do so, these is every reason to believe it will likewise betray Iran. The negative response by the West regarding the delivery of the S300 missile systems also rings particularly hypocritical, since the West is well on its way to erecting its own "missile wall" around both Russia and China. Assurances by the West that neither Russia nor China have anything to fear by these purely "defensive" missile systems is now being reciprocated by Moscow in regards to Iran's now augmented missile defense capabilities. How Strong is the Wall? The S300 is, according to various sources including the US-based International Assessment and Strategy Center (IASC), one of the most formidable missile defense systems being fielded. According to one IASC report titled, "Almaz S-300 - China's "Offensive" Air Defense," it states: The S-300 SAM systems remain one of the most lethal, if not the most lethal, all altitude area defence SAM systems in service, with a range of more capable derivatives entering service in Russia, or in development. The report points out that the missile systems not only defend a nation's airspace, but could deny neighboring air forces the ability to defend their own airspace. This might explain why NATO, led by the US, has been erecting missile networks around Russia and China for years. However, there are no known instances of an S300 being fired in actual combat. The deterrence the S300 poses is only as good as the forces employing the system and the actual capabilities of the missiles themselves. It is known that NATO has already conducted exercises in Europe focusing specifically on circumventing Russian-made air defense systems. One such exercise conducted in 2005 called "Trial Hammer" involved what is called 'Suppression of Enemy Air Defense' (SEAD). Such exercises may already be working on ways to circumvent or neutralize systems like the S300. However, the risk is, should Israel or the US launch an attack on Iran once the S300s are in place and significant numbers of aircraft are lost, not only will the operation fail and an expensive and humiliating blow be dealt to the forces involved, but the veil of invincibility of Western military might, especially its airpower, will be lost forever triggering a cascade of rebellion across the "international order" the West has created primarily under the threat of military force. Additionally, should Iran down a significant number of aircraft involved in any unilateral act of military aggression against its territory, it will have fulfilled a proportional "retaliation," negating the need to respond further, and making a false flag attempted in Iran's name appear all the more obvious. The West would have a failed operationally, strategically, and geopolitically. Because of this, perhaps, regardless of the true capabilities of the S300, the risk will be too great to attempt this last gamble left to Western policymakers attempting to stop Iran's establishment as a permanent regional power, for all intents and purposes immune to Western military aggression. As suggested by other analysts , this may not remove altogether the threat of US designs against Russia via Iran. If forced to accept normal relations with Iran, and by actually removing sanctions, Iranian hydrocarbons would begin flooding the market and dropping prices Russia has long benefited from and depended on. Whether that option appeals to Western policymakers more than potentially dashing a half century of perceived military invincibility against Iran's missile defense systems remains to be seen. Tony Cartalucci, Bangkok-based geopolitical researcher and writer, especially for the online magazine "New Eastern Outlook" .



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Russia's Missile Wall in Iran

By: jironde on: 1:53 AM
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