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Actually it will be the boys and girls who cried there is no wolf will be the ones who will be responsible. Just look at the difference in covid mortality between blue states and red states. Once vaccines became available, the redder the state, the higher the mortality. And to get more granular, it's even worse on the county level.
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Well, gathering in the vicinity of the Capitol is one thing. Breaking into the Capitol is quite another. And when the intent is to interfere put a stop to the crucial Constitutional Duty of Congress in regards to an election, even worse. And we know that lots of the loons who broke in were QAnonists who believed that breaking into the Capitol would precipitate The Storm. Which would result in the elections being overthrown and govt officials being tried and executed.
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By raft and on foot, migrants cross Rio Grande from Mexico to Texas
placeholder replied to Scott's topic in World News
Actually not. If the law is enforced those employees will find it difficult to get another job, and to use the famous or infamous phrase of Mitt Romney will "self-deport". -
By raft and on foot, migrants cross Rio Grande from Mexico to Texas
placeholder replied to Scott's topic in World News
Why would it mean that? How does that follow? -
Brexit: UK's divorce bill from EU could rise to £42.5bn
placeholder replied to CharlieH's topic in World News
There's actually a lot more they can do. You think the Brexiters negotiated with the EU from a position of strength? -
Ukraine-Russia live news: Key Odesa port hit after grain deal Russian missiles have hit infrastructure in Ukraine’s port of Odesa, a day after Moscow and Kyiv reached a deal over grain exports. Thirteen Russian missiles have hit Ukraine’s central Kirovohrad region, according to the local governor. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2022/7/23/us-pledges-270m-worth-fresh-military-aid-to-ukraine
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Brexit is definitely a contributing factor: DOVER TRAFFIC - LIVE: BREXIT TO BLAME FOR ‘INCREASED TRANSACTION TIMES’ AS TRUSS URGES FRANCE TO ACT There will be increased transaction times at the border due to extra checks needed since Brexit, the chief executive of the Port of Dover has said, as Tory leadership hopeful Liz Truss called on France to act over “entirely avoidable” delays. Doug Bannister said the country is in a “post-Brexit environment” and that means that extra checks need to be made and “capable people” to man the booths at Dover. Meanwhile, the foreign secretary said the delays and queues were “unacceptable”, blaming a lack of staffing by the French at the border. https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/dover-traffic-today-delays-queues-news-b2129651.html
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Half a million in Thailand saved by Covid vaccine
placeholder replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
From the article: "A research team from Mahidol University and Naresuan University led by Associate Professor Dr. Charin Modchang expanded the study and utilized the same mathematical modeling approaches to estimate the number of lives saved due to Thailand’s vaccine rollout. " You expect the highly technical results of their work to be published on thaivisa.com? But if you care to look, here' s link to the actual research. Please share with us the points you disagree with. https://www.mdpi.com/2414-6366/7/7/116 -
Half a million in Thailand saved by Covid vaccine
placeholder replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Except that the saint refused to buy foreign vaccines that were far more effective in saving lives and preventing serious illness. And that he still doesn't recognize that the time for lockups is long past or should be had he authorized the purchase of more effective vaccines. -
Man charged with raping Ohio girl, 10, who was denied abortion
placeholder replied to CharlieH's topic in World News
It would be on topic if you could show some positive correlation between rapists and/or pedophiles and illegal immigrants. One case is worthless as evidence. -
By raft and on foot, migrants cross Rio Grande from Mexico to Texas
placeholder replied to Scott's topic in World News
Thanks for exposing your right wing agenda. I got news for you. Years ago, during the Clinton adiministration welfare payments were slashed. And during Covid some states prematurely cut benefits out of the belief that workers would go back to work. That failed big time. And your use of the labor force participation rate re unemployment makes no sense. As I pointed out earlier it includes most people aged 16 or older except those in the military, in prisons, in nursing homes and mental hospitals. So as the population ages the labor force participation rate is going to decline. The unemployment rate is nearly at a record low and employers are complaining that they can't find workers. And as for stopping illegal immigration first. If immigrants stop being able to find jobs they'll stop coming. So why the emphasis on the border? Because it distracts from this fact and is a useful emotional issue for the right. As I've pointed out before, make hiring immigrants a felony, and enforce that law, and illegal immigration will drastically decline. So why do you want to put this second instead of first? -
Trump ex-adviser Bannon convicted of contempt of U.S. Congress
placeholder replied to Scott's topic in World News
Stop making things up. Judge Carl Nichols is a very conservative judge. He clerked for Laurence Silberman and another judge named Clarence Thomas. Have you heard of either of them? Not just that. He has also been a member of The Federalist Society. Have you heard of that organization? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_J._Nichols- 42 replies
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Actually, Biden has been making gaffes for pretty much his entire career. If he stops making gaffes, that would be cause for concern.
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Eleven Conservatives now bidding to be next UK prime minister
placeholder replied to CharlieH's topic in World News
The decline of the NHS began under the Tories. As did the huge tax breaks for the wealthy. -
By raft and on foot, migrants cross Rio Grande from Mexico to Texas
placeholder replied to Scott's topic in World News
And why would these people who haven't been working, start to work now for low paying strenuous jobs? And I don't think it's a bad idea to start a guest worker program. What's stopping the opponents of illegal immigration from doing just that? Maybe they know that employers prefer workers who by force of circumstance have no legal protection?