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by be_kul 6y ago
This is from January and already made the rounds …
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USAge of chemical/bioweapons in Korea war confirmed – finally(medium.com)
2 points by be_kul 6y ago|1 comments
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by be_kul 7y ago
any facts? No!
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Star Troopers Landed in Berne (Switzerland)(youtube.com)
3 points by be_kul 7y ago|0 comments
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by be_kul 7y ago
You got it wrong. What I listed is NOT what church goers pay for with their "church tax". It is paid by the State from the tax paid by ALL tax payers in the country, be their religious or not (like me). AND: The entire sum (e.g. f
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by be_kul 7y ago
PS: We, every tax payer, even pay for the "frankincense" in catholic church rituals and for many more persons in the church hierarchy, not only bishops. These do not only get "near 10,000" as I wrote, but 13,000 €/m
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by be_kul 7y ago
But don't worry: Catholic and Protestant Churches will get your tax money anyway: Since Napoleon – yes: THE Napoleon! – Germans pay a "compensation" for the riches taken from the churches then (which they, of course, had take
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by be_kul 7y ago
Just one thing: In the 50s and 60s working weeks were 6 days in Germany (east and west). In the 70s this was reduced to 5 days (40 hours), and later, in the early 80s, in West Germany even to 35 hours/week. All this was possible withou
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by be_kul 7y ago
all data. ;-) No, seriously, in the projects I have in mind that are usually several tens of thousands of images, texts and sound files etc. Mostly "cultural heritage" stuff for which we still have the originals (hundreds to thous
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How to save data for more than 50 years?
4 points by be_kul 7y ago|3 comments