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Thinks Di Zerbi is better than Pep.
To add to the conspiracy theories.
Ironic that their Twitter username is ‘Red Realist’…
Perhaps ‘Mad Fantasist’ was already in use.
To add to the conspiracy theories.
To add to the conspiracy theories.
I think he's just trying to make a point about there being other issues that get completely ignored.But I'm just wondering what that has to do with what Cantona has been saying?
Did the Italian prime-minister also expand on his country's colonial African plan as being part of the initial rise of fascism?Italian Prime Minister recently made a point on France's exploitation of 14 African countries and their gold.
Giving them a newly created paper (technically worthless unless backed by things such as gold) money (specifically for those countries) essentially funding their mines - where children are digging - to give France the gold and in exchange the African countries will receive a small percentage of the gold's worth paid to them in this French made up paper money.
Did the Italian prime-minister also expand on his countries colonial African plans as being part of the initial rise of fascism?
Two things the colonial plans/fallout of Italy gave us were World War Two and Live Aid - not a bad thing on a country's resume.
So you brought up Italy.1, the Prime Minister is a man, not a woman.
2, Unsure and don't care. I was just answering a question as to why someone else was bringing up France when the conversation was about Qatar.
Because the Italian Prime Minister's speech thing is the reason that guy was bringing up France.So you brought up Italy.
Ooooh, another newbie hardman Not only that, an agrammatical one too.Because the Italian Prime Minister's speech thing is the reason that guy was bringing up France.
Not hard to understand, go away.
So, the Glazers have sold the club to the Qataris but haven't told NYSE or SEC, in direct violation of their owners and directors reporting obligations (they can face jail time, not to mention being sued by the existing shareholders for breaching their fiduciary duties). However they HAVE told Roy Keane and Adidas and have also allowed Adidas to publicly drop hints that the sale is complete by colouring United's logo with Qatari flag colours in their adverts (because Adidas thought this would be funny?) Sounds plausible.
Yep agreed, seems that way. It's the usual, frosting whataboutery.I think he's just trying to make a point about there being other issues that get completely ignored.
I understand that Qatar is being spoken about as they have a direct relation to football, which is why a former footballer is talking about it - I don't think the other guy does.
It's funny when people reply with "Western Governments are bad too" to anyone concerned about Qatari state ownership as if these people aren't completely aware of how bad "our" Governments are.
Yep agreed, seems that way. It's the usual, frosting whataboutery.
Share price down. It's off. Again.
There was actually some pretty decent discussion on the human rights question a while ago (likely a couple of hundred pages back now) - interesting posts about the practical implications of a takeover on human rights within Qatar, the value of so-called whataboutery, realpolitiks vs conceptual ethics etc..It's just a constant loop.
Poster 1 - Qatar government is bad
Poster 2 - What about [insert western government]?
Poster 1 - They are bad too
Poster 2 - So why are you complaining?
Poster 1 - Because they are bad
Poster 2 - They might be bad but what about [insert western government]?
..and so on.
fecking boring.
Was slightly more entertaining when Cantona was backhandedly accused of being an apologist for French Colonialism. The brief discussion on Columbian politics was interesting too.
Who is bidding for United again? Why care when there are other things occurring elsewhere? Just shut up.
Custis mooted a sale would go through in November. Did he explain the significance of (or reason for) that?
It's close enough to be reasonable but far enough away that he has plently of time to write 4/5 more stories of why it's off and on again before November rolls round and we are still on square one.
The son that received money from Narcos and used some of those funds for the presidential campaign. An supported by his father? What other option he had other than support it? Don’t make it sound like it was something remarcable Petro did.The son who was arrested for money laundering, in an enquiry fully supported by his father?
Do you have actual proof of this? Not questionable testimonies, but proof.
Sorry, but lowering taxes doesn't particularly help society, but the already well-off. It is good news about the ELN ceasefire and a welcome coup for Petro's faltering administration (not that he deserves full credit), but can't help but feel it will go nowhere.
All sides who committed atrocities deserve condemnation, as do Qatar's human rights abusing dictatorship and their politicised acquisition of MUFC.
To add to the conspiracy theories.
The son that received money from Narcos and used some of those funds for the presidential campaign. An supported by his father? What other option he had other than support it? Don’t make it sound like it was something remarcable Petro did.
reducing taxes increase the acquisitive power of the population, and allows companies to hire more and offer lower prices on their products and services.
Qatar acquisition of United, can be a way on which the world will ask of them for more accountability on their HR abuses, and thus progressively reduce them.
There was actually some pretty decent discussion on the human rights question a while ago (likely a couple of hundred pages back now) - interesting posts about the practical implications of a takeover on human rights within Qatar, the value of so-called whataboutery, realpolitiks vs conceptual ethics etc..
It seems like all the previous actors have long since got bored and disengaged however.
As I said, Nicolas Petro will provide the evidence this week in accordance with his agreement with the national attorney’s office.Again, you provide no particular evidence to your assertions. Conjecture, suggestion and innuendo.
Great. What happens next is the public services the lowest earners in society depend upon are exacerbated through privation and a cost of living crisis ensues.
This is most likely why Colombia has elected its first leftist leader.
This is naive.
Qatar are buying United to distract from their HR abuses. It is to cultivate their political edifice, not alter it. The world knows who and what it is. But sportswashing, as with UAE and KSA, has made Qatar brazen.
Also, Qatar is a dictatorship. Its executive could enable universal suffrage immediately, as you read. It is not going to, however, and for this reason:
They do not want to.
Congratulations to Colombia's women side getting through to the WC quarter-finals. Usme's goal was an absolute peach as was the debutant's assist. Superb supporters, too. Congratulations indeed.
As I said, Nicolas Petro will provide the evidence this week in accordance with his agreement with the national attorney’s office.
I’m not saying noto subside the lowest earners in society. It can be done with a minimal taxation to the highest earners, subsiding the demand and not the offer. But here in Colombia governments generally use taxes to increase burocracy to pay favors.
Colombia elected this left wing government for two main reasons: the previous president, right wing Duque, was extremely inefficient, and thus general population thought a different winggovernment will be efficient, disregarding that Petro showedin his termite as mayor tu be just a inneficient (or more) than Duque. The second reason is that the other candidate, Rodolfo Hernandez, refused to campaign for the second round of elections (why? I don’t know mate, he thought he already won or something.).
BTW. Damper’s government in 1994 was also left wing, curiously he also was elected using narco’s money. Search proceso 8000.
Colombia always has been ha heavily statist country, with extremely high taxes to companies (the highest in the region alongside Brazil), and various tributes to the private citizen.
About the women’s NT. Thank you! This group is pretty talented (I think the most talented we have ever had) and I Hope they reach at least semis, they have the talent for that. Although with what they have already done, they have achieved the better results any female Colombian NT has done. Praise to them.
It's just a constant loop.
Poster 1 - Qatar government is bad
Poster 2 - What about [insert western government]?
Poster 1 - They are bad too
Poster 2 - So why are you complaining?
Poster 1 - Because they are bad
Poster 2 - They might be bad but what about [insert western government]?
..and so on.
fecking boring.
Was slightly more entertaining when Cantona was backhandedly accused of being an apologist for French Colonialism. The brief discussion on Columbian politics was interesting too.
Who is bidding for United again? Why care when there are other things occurring elsewhere? Just shut up.
Moaning about my supposed grammar? It's the internet. I'm hardly writing a novel or a screenplay, eh chum?Ooooh, another newbie hardman Not only that, an agrammatical one too.
Shaking - it's just like the Stretford in the 70's.
I can always tell how much real news there's been by the amount of random political babbling in play. Judging by the last couple of pages, there must have been a drought.
This started in November 2022, the first episode of The Simpsons aired December 1989 so you are wrong by some distance.
I highly doubt this. Due diligence requires financial data. A large company would require a few accounting/finance staff. The CFO is putting together the package, but others are marshaling the data. At the very least, director/VP level know what’s going on.The people he's connected to at United won't know anymore about the takeover than you or I.
Nobody outside of the board of directors has a clue what is going on. No players, no coaches and no back office staff. Unless Custis has been on the phone directly with the Glazers, Arnold, the CFO or the GC, then his contacts at United won't have told him anything.
Look I haven't completed many multi-billion deals in my life but I am still weirded out by how long-winded this charade is.
I seem to remember the recent Microsoft acquisition of Zenimax and Activision being suddenly announced in the papers as one and done [pending much regulatory red tape and antitrust review before the final greenlight]. Both no doubt as, if not much more, complex to set up as this transaction. I'm sure it involved a massive level of negotiations that lasted for months behind close doors beforehand, of course.
Even the particularly tragicomic saga of Mr.Musk fumbling his way into buying Twitter didn't last much more than a few months despite being a stupid tango His Galaxy Brain Eminence tried to not comply to at every step.
I understand those massive deals are not all alike but it feels so bizarre things have been stuck in neutral for so long now. The club being put up for sale was made public with no ambiguity 9 months ago but since the latest bids were sent everything froze despite the number of key decision makers with real input being fairly small and limited.
Even if the final decision was postponed to a latter date, you'd expect some communication about it ?
The only money the Glazers spent was what they used to grease the palms of the F A to approve the Leveraged Buyout.
This method has since been disallowed.
(I mean the Leveraged Buyout)
The FA will still take your money.
And such a percentage of LBO is still allowedthey put about 250m of their own money in when they bought the club