Lol hilarious daily mail just took down teh story EPIC double standard and political propaganda machine

^Why the double standard? White Christian gonna White Christian

EDL why so mad?

Oh snap not an act of terrorism   Because "white and Christian" yet just happened in the UK and used an axe on an innocent stranger.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/guy-axe.html

Edit: WTF the forum keeps editing the link I keep pasting to the article? Conspiracy is strong here  

Psychotic bodybuilder who 'became obsessed with Batman's Joker' attacked innocent stranger with an axe
Dale Pipe, 20, asked 'Why so serious?' after stabbing victim 16 times
Had also posted on the internet praising the new violent Batman video game
Police have compared the attack to the shooting in Colorado last year
Twelve people died when a gunman opened fire on a midnight showing of the dark Knight Rises

A psychotic bodybuilder obsessed with Batman's arch nemesis the Joker has admitted carrying out a terrifying unprovoked axe attack on a stranger in a public gym.
Former chef Dale Pipe asked 'Why so serious?' - the phrase uttered by Heath Ledger's character in The Dark Knight - immediately after attacking a fellow leisure centre user.
The deranged 20-year-old had armed himself with an axe as well as kitchen and craft knives, before targeting a 22-year-old man at Belle Vue Leisure Centre in Consett, County Durham, in January.

The victim, who was using a urinal when he was attacked, suffered 16 wounds to the head, neck and chest.

Pipe was overpowered by leisure centre staff who bundled him into a changing room toilet and called police.

Meanwhile, Pipe, barricaded inside the toilet, used his mobile phone to post the chilling words: 'Why So Serious!!! Hahahahaha' in a macabre reference to the maniac Joker, who used a blade to lethal effect in the hit movie.

Weeks earlier, Pipe, who previously worked at the Derwent Manor Hotel, near Shotley Bridge, also revealed online he had completed the violent Batman computer game Arkham City and said it was '100 per cent the best game I've ever played'.

Police said the case had disturbing similarities to last summer's Colorado cinema massacre in the US when 24-year-old James Holmes shot dead 12 people and injured dozens more while dressed as the Joker.

Inspector Chris Davis, of Consett Police, told The Northern Echo that 'Why So Serious?' is: 'What the Joker says. If it not about the film what other connection could you make to it?
Details of the case are reminiscent of the mass-murder of 12 people in Colorado last summer by 24-year-old James Holmes, who told police he was the Joker.'

THE COLORADO MASSACRE
On July 20 2012 a mass shooting took place at a midnight showing of new Batman movie, The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colorado.
The gunman, believed to be James Eagan Holmes, threw tear gas into the crowd and opened fire.
Seventy people were shot or wounded in what is the deadliest shooting in the state.
Ten people died at the scene and two died later in hospital, including six-year-old Veronica Moser-Sullivan.
A 12-gauge Remington 870 Express Tactical shotgun was used.
Holes was apprehended behind the cinema, near his car, just before 1am.
According to reports he had died his hair red and called himself The Joker.
On November 16, 2012, the Aurora Victim Relief Fund announced each claimant will receive $220,000.
When asked about the Colorado shootings Insp Davis added: 'That would be my thoughts. Obviously, it bears comparisons to the American case, doesn’t it?
'If you look at Pipe’s Facebook page you will be aware of the references to Batman and his gaming.'
Appearing at Newcastle Crown Court, Pipe, of Thornfield Road, The Grove, Consett, admitted attempted murder as well as three charges of possessing an offensive weapon.
The court heard his mental condition is being assessed to see if it is appropriate for him to be sent to Rampton Secure Hospital, in Nottinghamshire, after sentencing on June 24.
His solicitor, Stephen Thornton said: 'Professor Don Grubin concluded he was highly psychotic at the time and remains so.'
Pipe, who appeared via videolink from Durham Prison, was remanded into custody.
Judge James Goss, Recorder of Newcastle, said: 'This is a case where the pressing matter is a proper investigation into his mental health.
'I am not in a position to take this case further today because significant medical investigation has to be undertaken.'


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Water buckets of peace



I'm just hatin' cause its getbig and drama = fun times

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Anadrol and superdrol also add prolactin issues

GHRP2/GHRP6 add prolactin issues too

So keep that in mind

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var has actual journal studies which demonstrate that it helps cut visceral fat though... but other steroids not so much.. test tren etc.. there are mentions that losing fat becomes more favorable but not necessarily that they are fat burners they are not...

The man's body lies on a blanket striped in white and blue. He's wearing a dark brown tank top and a dark blue flowered sarong. Someone has tied his hands behind his back with rope. There are deep red gashes on his head and shoulders -- some of them presumably the wounds that ended his life.


The man in the photo is a Muslim. The people who killed him were almost certainly Buddhists. He was a victim in last fall's sectarian bloodshed in western Burma, which pitted members of the two religions against each other. The image comes from a new report by Human Rights Watch that carefully documents the violence that took some 200 lives and resulted in the forced displacement of some 125,000 people. (A more recent wave of violence within the past few weeks has taken some 40 additional lives and triggered another surge of refugees.) The report argues persuasively that state institutions, including the police, often stood by while Buddhist rioters went after their Muslim neighbors -- and in some cases may have even helped to organize the attacks. A mere 4 percent of Burma's population of Burma is Muslim, while well over 90 percent are Buddhists. Perhaps the fact that the government sided with the majority probably shouldn't have come as a surprise. (The allegations didn't stop the International Crisis Group, a leading western humanitarian organization, from giving an award to President Thein Sein earlier this week.)


But wait: Isn't Buddhism a religion that places respect for life and the embrace of peace at the very center of its worldview? The Buddha himself placed compassion at the root of his teachings, and in Burma itself, it was Buddhist monks who set the rigorously non-violent tone of the massive anti-government demonstrations back in 2007. The chants of the saffron-robed protestors were powerfully moving: "May all beings living to the East be free; all beings in the universe be free, free from fear, free from all distress!"

It turns out, sadly, that some Buddhist monks don't see this as a binding ethical imperative. Monks have been prominent among those inciting the recent bloodshed. The most notable is U Wirathu, a monk at a prominent monastery who's made a name for himself lately as an apologist for anti-Muslim sentiment and the organizer of the "969" movement, which has been issuing stickers and signs emblazoned with that number (which has symbolic significance for Burmese Buddhists) to identify businesses that refuse to serve Muslims -- exactly the kind of policy the monk is aiming to promote. He's said to have referred to himself as "the Buddhist Osama bin Laden." How can this sort of bigotry possibly be reconciled with the teachings of the Enlightened One?

I'm happy to say that there are plenty of other Buddhist monks in Burma who have been pushing back against their chauvinist colleagues. But to understand what's been happening, we also need to take a closer look at those who claim to be standing up for Buddhism even as they've doing things that don't seem to be easily reconcilable with their religion.

First of all, the notion of Buddhism as an inherently pacifist religion has a strong element of Western oversimplification. Buddhist teaching has never prohibited believers from fighting in defense of a just cause. As the scholars Michael Jerryson and Mark Juergensmeyer show in their book Buddhist Warfare, Buddhists have participated in wars ever since their faith came into being. Militant monks have fought for Chinese rulers (and against them) for centuries. Japan's samurai warriors were ardent Buddhists, men who cited the Buddha's teachings on the impermanence of physical existence as a good argument for soldiering.

When the Dalai Lama urges his fellow Tibetans to maintain non-violence in their struggle against Chinese rule, his fans in the West tend to see this as a typically Buddhist attitude. But, as some astute observers have pointed out, the Dalai Lama's embrace of civil disobedience may owe as much to Gandhi and Martin Luther King as it does to his fellow believers. (Nor, intriguingly, did it stop His Holiness from approving the killing of Osama bin Laden, though he later qualified his position when it became clear that the al Qaeda leader was unarmed when he was shot.) Indeed, his religious authority hasn't been enough to prevent over 100 Tibetans from killing themselves as a protest against Chinese policy despite his injunctions against suicide. (Happily, in the wake of the Human Rights Watch report, he has been urging the monks in Burma to end the violence there.)

But doctrine is only part of the problem. All religions -- Buddhism included -- tend to create a powerful sense of collective identity among their followers. All of the great world religions emphasize the sanctity of human life, and strive to limit the use of violence to what's admissible in certain cases. But those careful distinctions tend to go out the window when a group of believers feels that its values are under threat.

As the current crisis in Burma demonstrates, modern Buddhists are just as susceptible to identity politics as anyone else. In March, police in Sri Lanka stood by as Buddhist monks led a mob that pillaged a Muslim-owned garment warehouse. Sri Lanka, which has been convulsed for years by a civil war between majority Buddhists and minority Tamils, is home to several hard-line Buddhist political movements, including something called the "Buddhist Strength Force," which has recently made a name for itself with vitriolic anti-Muslim rhetoric. "It is the monks who protect our country, religion, and race," said Sri Lankan Defense Minister Gotabhaya Rajapaksa in a recent speech -- reinforcing suspicions that militant monks enjoy tacit government support.

The government in Thailand, meanwhile, has armed local Buddhist groups to counter a simmering Muslim insurgency in the south of the country. The militias, which are distinct from the regular army and the police, have the job of defending Buddhist communities against potential attacks -- and perhaps deepening the sectarian dimension in that long-running conflict.

What all three of these countries have in common is an ominous trend in which governments and religious institutions are lending support to destructive sectarian forces. Muslims may well bear some of the responsibility for the killings in Burma, but the evidence overwhelmingly suggests that most of the violence was committed by far more numerous Buddhists who enjoyed crucial support from local officials and religious leaders.

None of this, of course, is to argue that Buddhists are uniquely evil. It's merely to point out that some of our idealized notions about the purity of Buddhism don't live up to real-world scrutiny. We shouldn't give Buddhist extremists a pass any more than we would their Muslim, Christian, or Jewish equivalents; otherwise we run the risk of becoming complicit in their crimes. Just because the conflicts they create are in far-away, exotic places is no excuse for complacency.

The world is too small for that.

Also came upon this puppy:






Seems like a bargain at about 10 bux! Apparently people with thyroid issues have ended up hyper thyroid hahaha... and so on and so forth.. or they recovered/didn't need meds... which is pretty cool!

http://www.amazon.com/NOW-Foods-Thyroid-Energy-Vcaps/dp/B0013OZCGE

Since ramadan is coming up, not sure I want to get on t3 as im not sure how thatll work while fasting... even if i run it from now until ramadan, recovery wise if its a wise idea while fasting as well.

So I thought... t4/t3boosting supplements

As far as im aware these in combination would:

-potassium iodide/iodine
-l-tyrosine
-b6/b12
-taurine

What else?

gh15 didn't come up with this trt test and high tren ordeal.

It's been around and it works, no tren sides while on hrt test doses... ive done it and i only run test at hrt doses year round anyway but other compounds are upped.

My inspiration Peter rocks!

I was sleeping wife told me after lol... scary...

^Lol you don't understand the fascination with it and you didn't use it. /Thread

Those that have used it are fascinated because they have used it and know how flippin awesome it is!

^lol you are being raped by zionist banks and the whole world is too. Jokes on you and your US of A country

rotflmao... wow.... don't people realize once they are on the internet they are FOREVER on the internet HAHAHAHA

This is going to go so wrong... hopefully just trolling.. in before tbombz art collection

This is retarded.

It's no different than creating a thread ranting about drunk mozzlems who bang at clubs and blaming Islam.

When Islam teaches the opposite of what these fools are doing.

So you are told the truth that it is not Islam and in fact Islam would punish the criminals not the victim, but then say "No that 'islam' doesn't exist". WELL HELLO you are teaching us what Islam is. I never knew! Wait my sarcasm senses are tingling.

This has nothing to do with Islam but LACK of islam.

And the 'four witnesses' thing is in regards to adultery, thus to make it pretty much implausible to prove.

What is happening in 'muslim' countries that are not following islam but their own tribal garbage is one thing, but yes there is no Islamic rule in any of these countries.

They may implement a part of something but everything else is messed up. That's why the royal filth in saudi and uae and other gulf countries can get away with murder and the innoscent get punished. This is NOT islam but LACK of islam.

What can stimulate T4, TSH, T3 production then btw? Curious...

7oxo?

iodine 150mcg ed?

really curious

OOH I also forgot to mention carnitine-l-tartate. Studies show it increases androgen receptors in muscles. I use this too

Yeah cuz of clen lol.. second round now (2 weeks on, 2 weeks off), in a cut...

Also a recent study showed BCAAs are more effective when stacked with taurine! Taurine supposedly also helps with muscle preservation. It's dirt cheap in powder form sooo no brainer there!

Also I read recently besides the back pumps and cramps that clen also does something magical with t4 to t3 conversion i forget exactly the details it does affect thyroid and taurine plays a role in it too... I wish I could remember where I read this.. I wanted to know more actually... Supposedly the depletion of taurine will result in a rebound of fat gain with clen as well... Only stuff I read on net so..