It's been a good year for Up Pompeii-Thank you all from the U.P Team


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Its been quite a good year for Up Pompeii, as you can see there the site has had 401,839 hits since statring with Quick Blog in March of this year, in addition to that 1045 article print offs have been made since 25/12 07 to the present day.

The Opinionator is top of the polls for most discussed post and AjukDD is a very close second there is very little in it as you can see
BRITISH HISTORY NEED DIVERSITY REWRITE - ACCORDING TO "EQUALITY" COMMISSIONER 47
Red Lines 41
there is lots of other very statistics that I could bore you with but I won't, the main reason for this post is to thank you all for visiting U.P, Aj, the "O" and I all we do is put up posts it is you, the people who take the time to visit and comment as well as send in links to articles that make the blog.

Your comments are read by many people so your voices and opinions are being noticed and they do make a difference, thank you all again from all at U.P but most of all give yourselves a BIG round of applause, you deserve it.

Gandalf, AjukDD and the Opinionator

 

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  • 31 Dec 2007, 12:06 AM Sir Henry Morgan wrote:
    I think there'll be plenty to write about next year. Doesn't look like the palis were planning on a peaceful 2008 no matter what Condi says

    http://tinyurl.com/2cukfe
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  • 31 Dec 2007, 4:51 AM mohammed wrote:
    thankyou
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  • 31 Dec 2007, 10:16 AM urban11 wrote:
    Happy new year to all at Up Pompeii.
    Keep up the good work
    Best regards
    Urban11
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  • 31 Dec 2007, 1:29 PM Fred wrote:
    Can anyone tell me where I can get the book on this link? http://drakesdrumuk.blogspot.com/index.html

    The author and title are not on Amazon.
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    1. 31 Dec 2007, 5:09 PM Sir Henry Morgan wrote:
      Fred

      If you go to here, you'll find that I posted an edited version of it. Only edited a little bit out, and it's not far off complete. Took some routine stuff out, that's all.

      http://gandalf-reconquista.blogspot.com/2007/08/banned-in-netherlands.html

      The entire book in English is posted on the resources page on Klein Verzet. But I've just been there and the link to the book comes up as 'Error 404 not found'

      The Reconquista version will satisfy you I think.
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      1. 1 Jan 2008, 6:48 PM Fred wrote:
        Thanks!
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  • 31 Dec 2007, 5:49 PM defender wrote:
    Happy new year to all at UP and to all the commentarors and readers.
    It has been a hard and frustrating year however I feel progress has been made in waking up the nation.
    2008 will be a very challenging and difficult year.
    May we all be strong and healthy to meet it.
    FLY YOUR FLAG
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  • 31 Dec 2007, 6:01 PM defender wrote:
    We can relax tonight. enjoy a drink and remember those who are on alert keeping watch over us.

    Browse > Home / Homeland Security News / U.S. Special Forces On Standby To Safeguard Pakistan Nuclear Arsenal U.S. Special Forces On Standby To Safeguard Pakistan Nuclear Arsenal
    December 30, 2007
    There are reports that U.S. special forces snatch squads are on standby, awaiting orders to seize or disable Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal in the event of a collapse of government authority or the outbreak of civil war in Pakistan.

    The snatch teams, including volunteer scientists from America’s Nuclear Emergency Search Team organization, are under orders to take control of an estimated 60 warheads located in six to 10 high-security Pakistani military bases.

    Military sources say contingency plans are being continually being reviewed and re-evaluated to prevent any of Pakistan’s atomic weapons falling into the hands of Islamic extremists if President Pervez Musharraf’s administration appears threatened by civil unrest.

    Members of the special forces are already believed to be nearby in neighboring Afghanistan and are on alert, awaiting orders to launch the mission. Satellite surveillance of Pakistan has also been heightened to keep track of the possible movement of nuclear weapons and missile delivery systems.

    According to a US Congressional report published in November, Pakistan’s nuclear deterrent consists of warheads for missiles and bombs dropped from aircraft.

    To maintain security, the weapons are not stored fully-assembled. Warheads, detonators and missiles are kept separately, but able to be assembled fairly quickly in the event of a national crisis.

    While the US has stated publicly its confidence that Pakistan’s military has the weapons “under effective technical control”, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice admitted two years ago that if there was a radical Islamic coup, the US was “prepared to try to deal with it”.

    Internal security at Pakistan’s nuclear storage sites is the responsibility of a 10,000-man security force commanded by a two-star general. Every member of the force is vetted with the aim of weeding out sympathisers of the Taliban and al Qaeda or anyone with extreme Islamic views.

    US diplomatic and military initiatives since 2001 have concentrated on trying to ensure that pro-western commanders were in charge at the most sensitive sites.

    There has also been pressure to keep Pakistan’s ISI intelligence agency, thought to contain a number of high-ranking pro-Taliban supporters, out of the nuclear loop.

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    Popularity: 6% [?]

    http://www.nationalterroralert.com/updates/2007/12/30/us-special-forces-on-standby-to-safeguard-pakistan-nuclear-arsenal/
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  • 1 Jan 2008, 3:21 PM Always On Watch wrote:
    New Year's greetings to all here at Up Pompeii!

    May 2008 see less dhimmitude--but I have my doubts about that. I'm becoming quite the pessimist these days.
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