Bucky wrote:dang, it's too big, open in a new tab, the parts list is a hoot

JFLNYC wrote:I checked my proprietary system and it shows that terrorist attacks are actually being overreported.

pacino wrote:They are either stupid or trying to troll. I don't care either way.

I notice a lack of any white supremacist attacks on that list

CalvinBall wrote:The list of unreported terorr attacks is just a list of terror attacks. Orlando, Paris, San Bernardino all on it.

pacino wrote:Looks like they spelled San Bernardino wrong

On Sunday -- when an estimated half a million protesters took to the streets -- a government statement was issued repealing the decree, which had been approved Tuesday without input from the country's parliament.
This did little to stem anger as Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu still appears determined to push through the amendments to the criminal codes. He has asked the country's justice minister, Florin Iordache, to prepare a draft law which is similar to the controversial decree. The proposed legislation will be sent to parliament for approval following public consultation.

Local television stations reported that protests across Romania attracted 500,000 to 600,000 people -- with at least half of them gathering in Victory Square, Bucharest. However, the Romanian interior ministry declined to provide any official figures when contacted by CNN.
There were smaller protests by Romanians in other capital cities around Europe including London on Sunday, where 500 people gathered outside the Romanian Cultural Institute.

The opposition has already submitted a censure motion in parliament in order to remove the government from office. This is slated for debate on Wednesday but is not expected to succeed, as the coalition -- made up of the center-left Social Democratic Party and a smaller party -- holds a majority in the Parliament.
Grindeanu told lawmakers Monday that he will not resign.

The decree was due to come into force at midnight on Friday. Under its proposed terms it would have decriminalised abuse of power offences when sums of less than €44,000 (£38,000) are involved.

One immediate beneficiary would have been Liviu Dragnea who leads the ruling PSD party and faces charges of defrauding the state of €24,000.

pacino wrote:i think you are assigning some grand scheme to what looks like a simple screwup. he said something so they hurriedly got a stupid list together; they're simply inept.

Woody wrote:What would it actually take for someone to start writing an impeachment bill