grumbleweed

With this, his history of lying and the groping, I wonder how far back you have to go find his and Trump's common ancestor

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Starting young: 12 year old responsible for a string of thefts in Sattahip

Starting young? He's probably already a past master

1 hour ago, bluesofa said:

At the time of the US elections, I said to an American friend that I'd like to see Trump win - purely for the entertainment value he would provide.

I've not been disappointment so far.

I wanted him to win for the same reason Putin put him there. To hasten the demise of the US hegemony. The entertainment is a  bonus.

7 hours ago, webfact said:

Navarro said the tariffs were "working beautifully."

Sure they are... just ask the Brazilian soybean growers. They can't believe their luck.

However they disguise it. the US has one way out, and that involves a white flag

The obvious assumption for this to work is that the drivers are actually focusing on the road

2 hours ago, Cadbury said:

human rights abuse in some lawless part of the country that is being exploited by Thais and Chinese and God knows who else

Maybe you're cognitively impaired, in which case I feel sorry for you  The exploitation by "*God knows who else" doesn't stop at the employers, neither is the concept of slave labour alien to their customers. By letting greed rule, and not carrying due out diligence, the likes of Starbucks and Bauer Hockey are effectively condoning the practice.

*The use of the great wizard in the sky to strengthen an argument is uncommon amongst the intelligentsia. Something you should remember if you wish your ill considered rants to be taken seriously. 

55 minutes ago, Cadbury said:

And you would automatically know the Chinese would be mixed up in it somewhere.

Let's not be too economical with the truth 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

while others worked at a factory that makes clothing for the U.S.-based Bauer Hockey.

...and I suppose Starbucks is also Chinese 

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Pentagon prepares to use $3.6 billion to help build or enhance 175 miles (282 km) of the border wall

A drop in the ocean. They could build a wall to the moon and back with the amount they spend on the military

Something lost in translation. I think they mean "saves" as in it saves the staff time when looking for valuables to steal

7 hours ago, Truthhurts said:

People cant do good for doing bad it seems.

The time must fly by in your world 

Yes, except when I have to take time out to explain to numtpies that it isn't uncommon for charities to pocket, for themselves, over 90% of what they collect. In order to get it into their thick heads that the purpose of a charity may not always be what it seems. 

Obviously people of such limited ability are unable to calculate that, in such scenarios as this, the intended recipients could well end up with well under 1% of the original sum. 

then again, I may be wrong: charities don't operate in this manner and no one could be that dumb.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

proceeds from the event will be forwarded to the Piti Bhirombhakdi Foundation before being distributed to other charitable organisations

A charity for charities. 

Charities are well known for taking a much bigger cut than those they are supposed to be helping

I hate to think, with the double filtering, just how much actually seeps down to the people who need it