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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

 

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