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Rotisserie Chickens
I have just been educated, having never heard of 5 Star before. It is a franchise chain and owned by CP Foods, who I believe are Thailand's largest chicken producer. Just located a local franchise and will try them out. Local reviews are all solid. -
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Russia Rejects Trump's Temporary Ukraine Ceasefire Offer
So you keep saying, with no proof. You've gone straight off-topic again anyway, -
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In Speech Before DoJ, POTUS Urges Prosecution of Media, Because They Criticize Him
I wouldn't get too encouraged. This is the same Supreme Court that ruled the President is immune from criminal prosecution for any acts he performs using the powers of the Presidency. They're pretty far out there. -
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The new enemy: The rest of the world.
The US has found a new enemy. The communists are gone, but now the US has basically declared economical war to the rest of the world. OR: Every country that sells more in the US than it buys from the US is considered a economical adversary. A trade deficit means nothing else that the products of a certain country can not compete in a globalised market. To compensate this by imposing protective tariffs is the last resort of any country to protect a domestic industry that can no more compete in a globalised market. (Outside of Silicon Valley nothing much has happened in the US in recent times). Note: The US was much in favor of "globalisation", starting with Ronald Reagan. Fast foreward to 2030: By then, the US will be confronted with some "Military Conflict" concerning Taiwan / South China Sea. Facing the new superpower alone. Sadly, as the US will have no friends left, especially if the US should pull out of NATO. -
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Portugal nixes F35 order cos of trump
Sure. As Patong noted, are other countries going to want a fighter jet that the US can turn into a brick anytime it wants to? And given who the current US President is, what was formerly an unthinkable option, is now a not unlikely one. Why would any sane country trust their defense to a nation that no longer behaves like an ally? So, most likely in the future, man former allies will no longer be looking to the US defense industry for all their military needs. And it won't be just about aircraft.
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