http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/01/polic...annel-headquarters/?hpt=T1&iref=BN1

-Montgomery County Police said they are speaking with a man who has taken a hostage. Police described the man's grudge the following way: "His beef is with Discovery."

Damn it, I reposted, haha. 2 minutes apart!

heh your title is more informative though.

Nah man, I dun goofed up.

I hope it a religious nut who's mad at Michio Kaku or some show for exposing how only science is the real.

Sci-Fi Science ftw

I bet he's sick of seeing all that shit about the different ways the world's gonna end.

Or he thinks they're actually in control of the apocalypse, and he's all like "HIT THE BUTTON!"

I heard this is cause they were changing the channel to the SyFy Science channel

Do not mention "SyFy" again or you'll be blasted by Wren's phaser

false flag involving climate change/global warming faggotry somehow.

haha yes. This guy is anti human

I hope he thought he was taking over the Food Network and shoots a hostage because he thinks Paula Dean won't come out and fight him like a man.

dude is obviously the craziest person on the planet....crazier than Wesley Snipes even

if you read his list of demands, this is the book he wants the Discovery Channel to base programming off of: http://www.amazon.com/My-Ishmael-Daniel-Qu...books&ie=UTF8&qid=1283370891&sr=1-1


"Another irresistible rant from Quinn, a sequel to his Turner Tomorrow Fellowship winner, Ishmael (1992), concerning a great, telepathic ape who dispenses ecological wisdom about the possible doom of humankind. Once more, Quinn focuses on the Leavers and Takers, his terms for the two basic, warring kinds of human sensibility. The planet's original inhabitants, the Leavers, were nomadic people who did no harm to the earth. The Takers, who have generally overwhelmed them, began as aggressive farmers obsessed with growth, were the builders of cities and empires, and have now, in the late 20th century, largely run out of space to monopolize. Quinn's books have not featured many memorable characters, aside from Ishmael. This time out, though, he invents a lively figure, 12-year-old Julie Gerchak, who is tough and wise beyond her years, having had to deal with a self-destructive, alcoholic mother. Julie responds to Ishmael's ad seeking a pupil with an earnest desire to save the world (a conceit carried over from the earlier novel). Once again, the gentle ape shares his wisdom in a series of questions and answers that resemble, in method, a blend of the Socratic dialogues and programmed learning. Moving beyond his theories about Leavers and Takers, Ishmael presents a detailed critique of educational systems around the world, suggesting that their function is not to usefully educate but to regulate the flow of workers into a Taker society. This is all very well, but what does Ishmael/Quinn suggest be done to redeem the Takers, and to save the earth? Quinn seems to want to sketch out how change might come about, but it's never fully explored. Instead, the novel is increasingly taken up with the mysteries surrounding Ishmael's travels and fate. This is the weakest of Quinn's novels, but his ideas are as thought-provoking as ever, even so."

COOCOO COOCOO COOCOO COOCOO COOCOO COOCOO COOCOO COOCOO COOCOO

carina watches that all the time. THAT STATION SUCKS.

what a faggot. i hope they shoot him in the stomach and he dies an exruciatingly slow one

i hope they cut his head in half and put another head in between the halfs

if this guy hates humans so much, he should kill himself. just by breathing, he's adding CO2 into the air.

lulz

mothafucka just got SNIPED

I say you HE DEAD

another asian is sullying our good name.

shouldntabeen talkin SHITT

you haven't had a good name since after the civil war.

azn... way to have a spice trade, losers.

"Civilization must be exposed for the filth it is," the 1,149-word statement says.

"Humans are the most destructive, filthy, pollutive creatures around and are wrecking what's left of the planet with their false morals and breeding culture," it continues.

Lee also blasts immigration, farming, weapons of mass destruction, automotive pollution, "and the whole blasted human economy."

He demands that the Discovery Channel broadcast daily prime-time shows devoted to "solutions to save the planet," perhaps in a game-show format, insisting "Make it interesting so people watch and apply solutions!!!!"

Many of Lee's comments are directed at "the media," saying "You can reach enough people. It's your responsibility because you reach so many minds!!!"

"The world needs TV shows that DEVELOP solutions to the problems that humans are causing, not stupify the people into destroying the world. Not
encouraging them to breed more environmentally harmful humans," the manifesto says.

"These are the demands and sayings of Lee," the manifesto concludes.


What's so bad about all of that?

The way you guys seem so excited about him getting shot, I feel like I'm in Running Man.