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  1. Suicidal ones. Is English not your native tongue, I suppose not from what you write? The above state is completely misleading however as "he told Collegues (sic) he was going to leave the Captains seat to look after his Father" is not what is said in the Morgan video at all. He was considering leaving his job as a pilot to look after his father at home which is completely different to leaving the cockpit seat and implying his father was sat at the back of the plane!
  2. Perhaps like the filtrated capsules found at airports and the like can be built from the 5000THB fines collected, so that smokers who want to light up on the beach can feel even more ostracized for their filthy habit!
  3. Can someone explain this bit, sounds a somewhat Fred Flintstone to a non EV driver like myself?
  4. While personal vendettas are not explicitly prohibited, using presidential powers and tax payers money to pursue them could constitute an impeachable offense, such as abuse of power or violation of constitutional rights. However the Rosie O’Donnell statement alone is unlikely to trigger impeachment, as it appears rhetorical, lacks legal weight and is simply dumb. However, if such rhetoric translates into unlawful actions, it could contribute to impeachment proceedings, though political realities (Republican control of Congress) make conviction unlikely.
  5. This dynamic isn’t just two misguided leaders but also the Myanmar thug opportunistically leveraging the other’s apparent lack of strategic depth or dimness of world affairs highlighted with his ridiculous tariff letter, with significant risks for U.S. credibility and Myanmar’s ongoing crisis.
  6. There's isolationists and then there is common sense.
  7. He hasn't taken care of anything until it gets through the court of appeals due 31-Jul.
  8. This fools ideology is summed up in the article led on this thread "MAGA devotees are in uproar, with some even calling for the burning of their iconic red caps as discontent simmers over the Epstein Files, shaking the core of Donald Trump's support base." . The entire MAGA vote is founded freeing the Epstein files 🙂
  9. You must be incredibly naive to think this is anything but Trump being extremely rude to a president of a country on a continent he once referred to as a shthole, or imbecilic to ask another president where he was educated? I lean towards the latter - as often do with Trump. The Liberian president was clearly playing Trump along by saying all the correct terms in regards MAGA to get his deal done. Behind the charade he is probably laughing all the way back to the West African nation.
  10. Obviously lacking a good Harvard education if you cannot figure that out 🙂
  11. The optics of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio appearing friendly with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur on July 10, 2025, are problematic for the U.S. given the ongoing Ukraine conflict. The warm exchange—smiling, handshaking, and arm-tapping—contrasts sharply with Russia’s intensified missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, including a deadly barrage on Kyiv that killed at least two people the same day. This could be perceived as undermining U.S. support for Ukraine, especially as President Trump has publicly expressed frustration with Russia’s lack of flexibility in peace talks. The friendly demeanor risks signaling a softening stance toward Russia, potentially alienating allies like Ukraine and European partners who are pushing for tougher sanctions on Moscow. However, Rubio’s team framed the meeting as a “frank and substantive” discussion focused on pressing for a roadmap to end the Ukraine war, suggesting an attempt to balance diplomacy with firmness. Still, the public display of cordiality may fuel skepticism about U.S. resolve, particularly among Ukrainians who already feel sidelined by U.S.-Russia talks.
  12. This raises ethical concerns. A sitting president using public resources, like security details, for personal business trips can be seen as inappropriate or a misuse of taxpayer funds. The U.S. has strict rules against using public office for private gain, and such a trip could violate those principles.
  13. I've never heard of Russian punks stealing cannabis from shops in the UK before, so I beg to differ.
  14. Not from a MAGA POV, they live in a small isolated world.
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