In articleâ <â¬***@ID-107770â.â¬user.individual.netâ>,â¬
â â¬Whiskersâ <â¬***@operamail.comâ> â¬wroteâ:â¬
â> â¬On 2015-10-15â, â¬David Kleineckeâ <â¬***@gmail.comâ> â¬wroteâ:â¬
â> > â¬On Thursdayâ, â¬October 15â, â¬2015â â¬at 5:08:31â â¬AM UTC-7â, â¬Whiskers Catwheezelâ â¬
â> > â¬wroteâ:â¬
â> >> â¬On 2015-10-15â, â¬Robert Bannisterâ <â¬***@clubtelco.comâ> â¬wroteâ:â¬
â> >> > â¬On 14/10/2015â â¬7:51â â¬PMâ, â¬Whiskers wroteâ:â¬
â> >> >> â¬On 2015-10-13â, â¬Robert Bannisterâ <â¬***@clubtelco.comâ> â¬wroteâ:â¬
â> >> >>> â¬On 12/10/2015â â¬9:59â â¬PMâ, â¬Whiskers wroteâ:â¬
â> >> >>>> â¬On 2015-10-11â, â¬***@gmail.comâ <â¬***@gmail.comâ> â¬wroteâ:â¬
â> >> >>>>> â¬The A in Daesh is a long vowel and pronounces likeâ "â¬Carâ" â¬It is
â> >> >>>>> â¬pronounces asâ "â¬daâ" â¬then a very short stop thenâ "â¬ishâ".â¬
â> >> >>>>>â¬
â> >> >>>>> â¬Da'ish D is for dawlaâ: â¬state A is for Islamicâ (â¬in Arabic is written
â> >> >>>>> â¬with Aâ) â¬The i stands for the glottic letter Arabicâ â¬Ø¹â, â¬for Iraq Shâ:â¬
â> >> >>>>> â¬sham or the Levantâ, â¬the traditional name for Syriaâ, â¬Lebanonâ,â¬
â> >> >>>>> â¬Palestine and Jordanâ.â¬
â> â¬â®>> >>>>>â¬
â> >> >>>>> â¬Hope this helps
â> â¬â®>> >>>>â¬
â> >> >>>> â¬In the UKâ, â¬politicians and the press generally refer to it asâ "â¬ISISâ"â¬
â> >> >>>> /??â¬s?sâ/ â¬orâ "â¬ISILâ" /??â¬s?lâ/ â¬orâ "â¬Islamic Stateâ". â¬This may be because
â> >> >>>> â¬that's whatâ 'â¬theyâ' â¬want to be called in Englishâ.â¬
â> â¬â®>> >>>>â¬
â> >> >>> â¬In other wordsâ, â¬playing their game for themâ.â¬
â> â¬â®>> >>â¬
â> >> >> â¬Getting an interview can be tricky if you have a record of insulting
â> >> >> â¬themâ. â¬There are so many parties involved in the troubles there that
â> >> >> â¬it's quite important to be sure of which party you're referring toâ.â¬
â> â¬â®>> >>â¬
â> >> > â¬Absolutelyâ, â¬and yet too many people seem to forget that the Muslimâ â¬
â> >> > â¬communities are our best weapon against allegedly Muslim terroristsâ. â¬
â> >> > â¬Especially in catching their own young people early before they getâ â¬
â> >> > â¬turned completelyâ. â¬Of courseâ, â¬the bombingâ, â¬which still seems far tooâ â¬
â> >> > â¬indiscriminate to meâ, â¬doesn't helpâ, â¬and the entry of the Russians makesâ â¬
â> >> > â¬it worseâ.â¬
â> â¬â®>> â¬
â> >> 'â¬The Westâ' â¬has a pretty ghastly record inâ 'â¬the Middle Eastâ' â¬since the
â> >> â¬start of the 20th centuryâ - â¬and has often done more harm than good over
â> >> â¬the past millenniumâ. â¬Perhaps it's about time the people born there were
â> >> â¬allowed to sort things out for themselves without foreign interferenceâ.â¬
â> â¬â®> â¬
â> > â¬But there's all that lovely oilâ.â¬
â> â¬
â> â¬It probably wouldn't do us any harm to convert our sugary and oily crops
â> â¬into substitutes for oil diesel and petrolâ. â¬Ethanol is a pretty good
â> â¬fuel and we certainly know how to make thatâ. â¬Petrol from coal was the
â> â¬usual thing in apartheid South Africaâ. â¬Synthetic petrol as a by-product
â> â¬of some chemical processes used to be on sale in theâ 'â¬70s in north-west
â> â¬Englandâ.â¬
Ethanol isn't pretty good fuelâ. â¬Its addition to gasoline in CA duringâ â¬
the summer months costs me an additionalâ â¬~$0.30â/â¬gallon and drops my gasâ â¬
milage just so ADM can increase its bottom line at my expenseâ.â¬
You could probably design an engine to run on itâ (â¬been done alreadyâ?) â¬
but it wouldn't have the efficiency of modern enginesâ.â¬
â-- â¬
charles