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Too much hated from them? And you accuse seniors of being "not very educated"? Don the pointy hat and stand facing the wall in the corner of the room. We'll call you.

The usual Walkers Book of Selective Quotations. Sales still struggling?

Link-less rubbish..

Don't think so. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68417223 Most of us know what that would mean.

Well that's just your unsupported, illogical opinion.

Er.....yes.

Sure it's not the Alan Parsons Project?

You are so wrong. Milley became far too politically involved. So he's fair game.

More deflection. Boring Eric.

Another BS Guardian story. They were laughing about Trump being late after having the press conference mentioned. He should not have been late for this but Trudeau was just stirring.

Just as the Rolling Stone, true to form, exaggerates the anti Trump line.

Paywall rubbish but I remember this. Hushed and nervous laughter, behind Trump's back, of course. Chickens.

Too politically involved to lead the military effectively.

Dancing already?

Rotten apples. It's not really a comparison at all. Now tell me again, when did the vaccines get rolled out?

I'm pretty sure that pooch Milley isn't a Trump person and certainly not best in show

No. I'm attacking your pick of an unpopular PM (Turnbull) as an example to promote your argument against Trump. The contents of his "statements" seem personally and politically driven. Turnbull did not directly witness much of what he criticizes Trump of and, as far as I can see, they only had one close and exclusive meeting, without Putin, of course.

Your link featured quotes from Turnbull, who trashes Trump but was an even more unpopular leader than him. Can you see how stupid that is?

Silly Billy.

How does this work then? https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/the-three-australian-pms-who-were-even-more-unpopular-than-donald-trump-20180111-h0grlp.html

Too late.

What attack? Where?

Politico - leading the way in propaganda.

The Earth was hot during this Mesozoic Era — from about 250 to 66 million years ago — the concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere were up to 16 times higher than now, with temperatures six to nine degrees warmer than today. This was the time of the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods, dominated by reptiles (dinosaurs becoming the largest in average size during the Cretaceous) but with other marine, bird, mammal, insect and plant life evolving through the Jurassic and Cretaceous. The Mesozoic Era began after the Permian/Triassic Extinction Event (likely driven by excessive volcanic activity in the form of huge areas of flood basalt in Siberia, with associated enormous releases of gases. The Mesozoic completed with the Cretaceous-Tertiary Extinction Event, which is coincident with a meteor impact in the Yucatan as well as Asian crustal plates staring to collide (continental drift), causing more volcanic activity, especially in the Indian Deccan plateau region (a lot more more basalt flow and gas). The resulting break in the food chain (plant life) is believed to have caused the extinction of the dinosaurs. So, apart from acute events, the dinosaurs were far more adapted to the climate as was then but there was far more serious volcanic activity in general.

think so