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Well this obviously settles it, Jesus wasn't a real person.
Mike Pence will send you to Jesus conversion therapy for that!
Well this obviously settles it, Jesus wasn't a real person.
Nauseating question.....pretty stupid one to boot.Hmm.
Hmm.
I'd have told him to feck off. Then let him attempt to jail me which would go down great - jailing a journalist/media personality.
Hmm.
The guy on screen isn't the person that said it, he's just someone there to talk about it having been said.Why the feck is someone with such views allowed on CNN?
Good question. Not sure if it's the same occasion that was reported on earlier, but from what I read they only went full-Nazi there after most reporters had left.Why are their faces blurred?
Edit: was it a private meet?
Why the feck is someone with such views allowed on CNN?
The guy on screen isn't the person that said it, he's just someone there to talk about it having been said.
Even so, not exactly a talking point.
Thanks.The guy on screen is a journo. The words at the bottom of the screen are in reference to Richard Spencer, the Alt-Right hipster, who held a conference in DC.
Bernie is on the case!
I'm not an expert but I think you have to get somebody's permission to broadcast covert (identifiable) footage of them, which I imagine wouldn't have been forthcoming, or risk being sued.Why are their faces blurred?
Edit: was it a private meet?
Normally just a single car not drawing too much attention, however on official business then probably 3 cars. You never hear about disruption and it's not a big deal when the PM is out an about. Although security is around, it's nothing like the President has to deal with, but i'd put a lot of that down to gun laws in the UK and the amount of guns in the USA. Go check out a video on YouTube from last year (I think) where a jogger actually ran in to the PM. He became very famous for a while There's no way that would happen in the USA. He wouldn't be able to get that close.
Harsh on Bush tbf.
Was aimed more at belittling Trump (and his hands) if I'm honestIts GWB appreciation season now, huh? Oh how we would've been nicer to him if we could've known who was the next Republican President.
This trade deal he wants to end immediately, what exactly is it? Is it bad that he wants to do this?
Its GWB appreciation season now, huh? Oh how we would've been nicer to him if we could've known who was the next Republican President.
Its not signed yet, Obama had been negotiating for quite a while. Free-trade deal with Japan, relevant SE Countries, Mexico, Canada, Australia, Peru, Chile... had a geopolitical aspect to it too hoping to bring the SE Asia countries closer to US influence and farther from China.
Its a bad signal, but what it means for NAFTA and WTO is yet to be seen. He needs Congress to leave some of that.
Tbf I've seen accounts of W actually being quite, at the very least, intellectually active, which is more than can be said of the humanoid Cheeto.
Feel sorry for Obama having worked for so long on things only to see them dismantled as soon as he's gone.
This trade deal he wants to end immediately, what exactly is it? Is it bad that he wants to do this?
But even terrorism is discounted?
I think Apple has about 200 billion in offshore banksStupid from Sanders. What good do all those unrepatriated earnings do America if they never come home? Striking a deal with corporations allowing them to bring back the money on reasonable terms in return for investment in places like the Rust Belt is a good idea.
In the world of "I'm just gonna sit here and act like an island, make my own sneakers, toys and paper clips" its great. In the real world where you have things that you'd like to sell other countries (like airplanes), its not.
The funniest thing about the anti-trade argument is this: people in developed countries claim trade is bad and the poorer countries are fleecing them, people in developing countries claim trade is bad and the richer countries are fleecing them. And then on the flip side the same left anti-trade crowd from developed countries wants to act all concerned about the poverty and other issues in developing countries.
Don't worry though, Nike and adidas already have plans to make sneakers in the US and Europe again. With robots.
How many jobs Wall street creates? If every company decides to move abroad then only the traders will win and helping creating the bigger gap between the rich and the middle class - I'm not even talking about the poor.Most everything about TPP I like, because I'm pro-Free trade, and it comes with the added bonus of a small strategic win vs China. To scrap it and achieve nothing in return just pisses me off.
Stupid from Sanders. What good do all those unrepatriated earnings do America if they never come home? Striking a deal with corporations allowing them to bring back the money on reasonable terms in return for investment in places like the Rust Belt is a good idea.
US and Eritrea are the only two countries that require non-resident citizens to pay income tax. It's absurd that you have to pay tax even if you don't live in the country.