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  1. Agreed, and here’s why.

  2. Go on buddy, treat yourself to someone else’s language, its a free world!

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  3. RudeJude
  4. In the UK – You do not have to say anything. But, it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence.

  5. History repeats itself again – Their members refused to talk about what the secret society had accomplished, and were instructed by leaders to respond to questions with “I know nothing.” You get one guess what it was next called. This is how the political birth canals and swamps dropped the baby Know Nothings in a White Christian country.

  6. Yep – nationalists in disguise, they were a party opposed to the holding of public office by immigrants or Roman Catholics. The Know-Nothings, also known as “nativists,” insisted that only true, “native” Americans should serve in the government. The party was quite successful in the 1850s but split over the slavery question. Its official name was the American party. It picked up the “Know-Nothing” tag because its members, maintaining secrecy about the party’s activities, customarily answered questions with, “I know nothing.”

  7. I assume you mean the political party right? – interesting, the main aim of the Know-Nothing movement was to combat foreign influences and to uphold and promote traditional American ways. Traditional as in Native.

  8. Like them or not, would you prefer China to rule the world?

  9. We don’t fight our own wars, we fight “other people’s” wars, to benefit ourselves – there’s a big difference, apparently.

  10. Agree. The Cold War produced new military alliances, including NATO and the Warsaw Pact, and led to nuclear proliferation and proxy wars between and within postcolonial states in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Without the threat of conflict, we wouldn’t have curbed our taste for weapons of mass destruction.

  11. Ahh, Boris. the enemy within has gone. Remember when Mr Biden’s predecessor Donald Trump had previously quit the agreement. Boris started by asking German Chancellor Angela Merkel to switch off her mic when she accidentally talked over his initial greeting. He joked: “Can you hear us Angela? I think you need to mute!”

  12. Mutual trade and investment are at the heart of our prosperity, and our commitment to free market values enables our economies to thrive. However, will Europe be as forgiving as the U.S.? Possibly not, mon-sieur.

  13. Even if they drop people back down a gravity well to the moon – after getting them up out into space, it has got to be said that even if it works, many people are against this show of power. ISS was a great model, commercial will solve it all by killing bad businesses rather than proping them up.

  14. Maybe a valid idea but how else would you get us beyond our home planet – somehow I don’t think a charity would do the trick. SLS is amazing, Artemis is the way forward, however we pay for it imo.

  15. Hmmm, but “Switzerland is the most innovative economy in the world in 2022 – for the 12th year in a row – followed by the United States, Sweden, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. China is nearing the top 10 while Türkiye and India enter the top 40 for the first time, according to the GII 2022.”

  16. OOPS BAD IDEA WARNING – “A fringe idea in American archaeology that’s both scientifically wrong and racist”

  17. It’s loaded with calories and sugar and has no nutritional benefit. Drink water instead. Avoid too many deep-fried foods. Don’t panic if you overindulge you might die before you have kids to pass the habit on to.

  18. Looks like President Biden has decided to stick with Space Force. Let’s see how it pans out I guess.

  19. Perhaps Asgardians should take a stand on this one now Trump has left the building. For those who don’t know. “Asgardia, also known as the Space Kingdom of Asgardia and “Asgardia the Space Nation”, is a micronation formed by a group of people who have launched a satellite into Earth orbit. They refer to themselves as “Asgardians” and they have given their satellite the name “Asgardia-1”.

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  20. They are just inviting people to fight them in space – a new theatre for their acts of violence.

  21. The Outer Space Treaty bans the placement of weapons of mass destruction in space, and establishing military bases, testing weapons and conducting military manoeuvres on celestial bodies. This should be upheld throughout the galaxy.

  22. The irony! Some of these guys want to expel Trump after impeachment. Where the hell to? You created him, you keep him.

  23. RudeJude

    Too little too late. Everyone is still laughing at America, they deserved that trashing, the rest of the world didn’t. You won’t be able to bring back the people he killed with Covid, which was quite a record other despots would be proud of! Come on kids, forget what daddy taught you, he is thick as shit too.

  24. 8-BIT BOBBY

    It’s a thing already, bit late though. Not like the US hasn’t been trashed by gangs, organised crime and corruption, since we made the damned country for them and watched them trash it. Anyways, this is what the official site says…

    “Fix the System partners are currently pressing Congress to fund safe, fair and secure elections, supporting access to early voting and absentee voting options in the wake of the pandemic, galvanizing the business community for democracy reform, and fighting to end gerrymandering to lay the groundwork for a healthy political system.”

  25. I don’t think the American trump voters or UK Brexiteers intended it, but they are pushing the cause of a global government, regardless of which nations get a decent share during the initial power grab.

  26. Science, climate and peace sure are global issues that affect the entire world. Maybe each government should vote for a world leader. A possible solution to the one-sided situation we will enter true globalism with.

  27. Not to worry, America’s influence on the world is declining, due to their self-interested voting record. America-First… not for long.

    “It hasn’t been OK. After four years of Trump’s “America first” — or, more accurately, “America only” — approach to international relations, the U.S. is less respected and less influential than it has been in decades. “

  28. Nice idea, glad these beautiful creatures don’t really have weapons, like some others have.

  29. Loads of people still boycott Metallica because of this picture of James Hetfiled.

  30. This is called disaproval voting I think – it could just take a vote of the one you negatively voted for. simple.

  31. Hmm, the effects of social exclusion ain’t that positive. so I say join them, don’t exclude them or beat up on anyone.

    “Being rejected is like getting a blow to the head. It keeps you from thinking clearly and makes you act in ways you usually would not behave. You lose self control and act impulsively,” says lead study author Jean Twenge, an assistant professor of psychology at San Diego State University.

  32. One preacher and his solution to a vivid congregation.

  33. “We came in peace for all mankind.” On the flight back to Earth, Buzz Aldrin said, “This has been far more than … the efforts of a government and industry team, more even than the efforts of one nation. We feel that this stands as a symbol of the insatiable curiosity of all mankind.”

  34. Sounds like what most did with regards to the Romans way back when, but…. “as soon as Rome began to regard itself as the highest value and to worship its emperors as personal symbols of its ultimacy, the kiss of death was upon it.”

  35. For looking behind you…

  36. I would hate to be in a country like North Korea, where freedom of speech and religion are completely nonexistent.

  37. There are so many threats to free speech worldwide that I would not be surprised if the idea were completely eroded in the years to come.

  38. Unfortunately, the current age of political correctness poses a huge threat to freedom of speech and religion.

  39. For many Americans, national parks are also synonymous with patriotism.

  40. There is a PBS documentary about American national parks!
    https://www.pbs.org/kenburns/the-national-parks