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  1. I got absolutely no issue with Trump's actions against Mexico to stop/reduce illegal drugs importation, but how come he pardoned Ross Ulbricht? I get Trump's comment "The scum that worked to convict him were some of the same lunatics who were involved in the modern day weaponization of government against me". But Ulbricht was still peddling misery to thousands of communities. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz7e0jve875o Anyone any insight?
  2. No, not correct. I've no idea how you got to that assertion, but it doesn't matter. The family can see it. For sure. And, according to the OP, the changed behaviour when she was off the meds was obvious. Even hiding/flushing the pills to make it seem like they are being taken, the behavioural change can still be seen easily, and then it's easy to talk to a doctor or the police. The doctor can visit and see for themselves. Or the police. Not easy/practical if living separately of course, but that is not the case here according to the OP. It seems that previously heads got buried in the sand when she was off the meds, or they though they could manage it themselves, and the family has paid for those mistakes dearly. A very sad but wholly avoidable case.
  3. These bits will already on another building site and installed.
  4. If she's on her meds then she should be okay? She should be okay to teach or carry out another job. The issue is her going off her meds and how that was allowed to happen by her family or doctor. Maybe her husband was going to dob her in, hence the attack. No idea. But I know that (normally) people with mental health issues who are on their meds can normally perform reasonably well.
  5. Well, UK politics has been fairly predictable in recent years. - Promise - break promise. - Get caught - lie/deny. - Party X says something entirely sensible - Party Y says it isn't. - Issue needs to be resolved? Bury head in sand or give a contract to a mate. - Your mate has got caught with their pants down? Cover it up (politically not literally 😆). - The 'wrong' ethnic minority rapes children with impunity? Do nothing. - Set targets. Don't meet them. - Wife avoiding a lot of tax? Do nothing about it. - Need a new wardrobe? Get a mate to 'donate' it. I could go on obviously.
  6. Wow. I really hope they catch who did this and send them to jail. If this an MP who did this then candidate selection processes need a really good looking at!
  7. If they love Palestine that much why not deport them to there?
  8. Couldn't the Conservatives have done this too? They were in power for quite a long time. And the Liberals? Were they not quiet on this topic in the last few years? I got no problem blaming Labour, but it ain't just them.
  9. Noted. I'm assuming you are thinking it's a minor crime, apologies if I've misunderstood. Of course shoplifting is less serious than rape or murder, but I do not believe shoplifting is a minor crime. I've worked in shops and had to deal with the aftermath. I've also seen the aftermath of aggravated shoplifting, the aggravating factors being any one or more of verbal abuse, threats of or actual physical abuse, and being threatened by a used needle. If we accept shoplifting as less serious and therefore acceptable for people who are guests in the USA then it's a slippery slope.
  10. Hope that is very, very many years away and things keep working well enough for the boom boom right until the bucket pops its head up to be kicked.
  11. Just as it has for this region for years and years, at least since 1948. This is absolutely not the end of this conflict.
  12. Someone talking male dangly bits again? 🔮🔮😇
  13. Biden forgot something. I've no idea how many things a Presidents signs, but it won't be one or two. It probably isn't there only thing he's forgotten. Me, on the other hand, I have perfect recollection on absolutely everything. Without exception. So I can criticise. Just Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. Especially after a few beers...
  14. This is not difficult. If you break the law then you lose your right to remain in the USA. This includes the extended families. I'm not talking about a a tiny misdemeanour or simple traffic ticket. If you are an illegal undocumented, you have never had that right to stay. This includes the extended families. If you come from a dangerous country and gained asylum or a legal immigration status in the USA, then you should have thought about that before you broke the law. If you enter without prior approval then you can of course seek asylum. Decision is made with 2 weeks. Yes or no. You have one attempt at an appeal, within 1 week, decision on that within 1 week. If you are granted asylum then remember your stay is at the discretion of the President. Break the law? You know what will happen, it cannot be a surprise. Same goes for the UK, or any other country that has accepts legal immigrants or asylum seekers. I repeat, this is not difficult.

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