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FBS:Jolyon Palmer said it. It must be true! |
I'd wonder how I could be so stupid as to replace God Almighty with a book, and rejoice at the correction of the error in my understanding.
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Michellekabod2:I must have forgotten that my reason for existing is to please Michellekabod2 because you pay for my presence here and your opinion of me matters. |
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I did not get the memo that said buda had to please you. Please resend it. Michellekabod2: Michellekabod2: Michellekabod2: |
sulasa07:Nothing makes me think that created ISIS. It's the authors opinion that it did. |
stanech:Is he now! |
It would be amusing to find conscious beings on some other planet. We'd be like kids who found daddy had another family hidden away somewhere. |
In a gesture of goodwill President Trump said Wednesday he is delaying the planned tariff rate increase from 25% to 30% on $250 billion in imports from China set to take effect on Oct. 1. The new tariff hikes will instead begin on Oct. 15. Trump said he is taking this action at the request of the Vice Premier of China Liu He; Oct. 1 marks the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China. China may have paved the way for the start of a trade truce ahead of planned talks as it has also shown a willingness to waive tariffs on U.S. products starting Sept. 17. The slight reprieve may be little comfort to American businesses that have had to struggle with trade uncertainties. Trump’s tariff policy has cost American businesses $6.8 billion in July, a 62% increase from the same period last year, according to Tariffs Hurt the Heartland, an alliance of more than 150 associations representing every sector of the U.S. economy. Despite assurances by Trump and White House trade adviser Peter Navarro that China is paying “the full burden” of these tariffs, U.S. businesses are paying the highest tariffs in history, and that painful financial reality will only get worse if Trump follows through on his threats of further tariffs. The $6.8 billion businesses paid in July only reflects the tariff rate increase from 10% to 25% that occurred on May 10 on $250 billion in imports from China. Trump has threatened two more rounds of tariffs. On Sept. 1, Trump’s order to place 15% tariffs on roughly $112 billion in imports from China went through. And on Oct. 15, Trump plans to implement 30% tariffs on the $250 billion in Chinese goods currently being tariffed at the 25% rate. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-tariffs-cost-american-businesses-68-billion-in-july-123106290.html
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Freddy is 30 and yearns to start a family but for him this ordinary desire comes with unique challenges - he is a gay transgender man. Deciding to carry his own baby took years of soul searching, but nothing could prepare him for the reality of pregnancy, as both a physical experience and one that challenges society's fundamental understanding of gender, parenthood and family. He quickly realises that what to him feels pragmatic, to others feels deeply confusing and confronting - this was not part of his plan. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0008bxb
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Korllami007:I do have males in my family, and some are indeed pigs, though most are not. But just so you know my stance. Men are pigs, and you are very welcome to look for them amongst their like. |
Korllami007:You'd have to dig him up, I'm afraid, or go look for him amongst the dead, but I doubt you can be ready to die since you sound so very young. |
Korllami007:No, not all men. My dad obviously isn't one so you would not find him where you are looking. I'm sure you'd know where to look for pigs if you were seriously looking. |
But its true now! "Nnamdi KANU was in Brussels to address the UK Parliament" |
I do sometimes miss my books. It usually happens when I need to look up a reference and I look to the walls where my book would have been and they are empty. I was in the Orolu Local Government Library when I first noticed I had more books in my Lagos home than the library had. So I went and put the 12 boxes of books in my Lagos home in the library. Then I flew home and found I had more books in my flown to home than there was in the Library so I shipped all mine there too. But there still wasn't enough so I stood outside my house begging passerbys for books for the library and shipped them there five times over the next ten years. I got no books now because I gave them all to those who had fewer books, but I was an atheist at the time, so it perhaps does not count.
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akdjr:It is not possible to know how unthinking people think. The point is, they don't. |
greatiyk4u:I think it is all those finding silly excuses that are wailers. They forget when PDP owned Judiciary or they think my bubu is like them . |
efighter:10 Downing Street that is is disputing rulings of their own court against it, you mean!
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Korllami007:Don't mind her with her watered down feminism. Who in their right sense wants to be equal to pigs? |
Ranchhoddas:You did say you know buda from the religious section. ![]() |
It's about time a state had a female governor. |
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Ranchhoddas:First, I am under no obligation to answer to you since you are in no way capable, apart from the Neanderthal thinking in your head, of holding women back. By the time you have a woman, we will have made you evolve, mark my word And neither is it a matter of agreeing. All the same, and for the benefit of others. Nature has endowed human beings with qualities -- "physical, mental, and psychological", period. It endowed men to be pigs, for instance, and for woman to spread her legs and produce your offspring, which I could still do if I just farmed you for studding. We do it with sheep, we do it with dogs, we even do it with ordinary chickens so we'll just farm you for sperm. But as I said, it's not about agreeing and neither do I need your consent. You will one day be here telling us how your daughters are way more "physical, mental, and psychological" superior to men. Tell me who "prevaricated", then. |
Islam is misunderstood because many of us – Muslim and non-Muslim – are ignorant of Islamic history. It is this secret history that can tell us not only where Isis really come from, but why they are not going away any time soon, despite losing their territory. For example, this Tuesday is Ashura, one of the saddest days of the calendar for the world’s 1.8 billion Muslims, marking the day the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, Husayn ibn Ali, was killed during the Battle of Karbala, But few Muslims – and even fewer non-Muslims – truly understand what happened on this day over 1300 years ago. This was the crucial date when, just a few years after Prophet Muhammad’s death, Islam went from being practiced as a divine religion to being a tool used by a regime that, like its modern counterpart, had little interest in faith and more interest in territorial expansion and supremacism. https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/isis-ashura-prophet-muhammed-islam-muslim-ottoman-empire-a9098976.html |
In an attempt to resuscitate these towns, several mayors, such as the one in Sutera, in the province of Caltanissetta in Sicily, have opened the doors of their vacant homes. An underpopulated region in southern Italy is offering newcomers €700 per month for three years to live in one of its villages. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/sep/11/underpopulated-italian-region-molise
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Where's the prevarication? You yourself showed how women are oppressed with your "men, by virtue of their being stronger, smarter and more driven are better able to seize these opportunities",and that women should stay in the kitchen. You will have daughters. We shall see how successful you are at chaining them to a stove. Ranchhoddas: |
Ranchhoddas:I'm glad you think its me who's burying a head in the sand. I personally know what difference I make to change this archaic view of women that you have in your own head. I bet no woman made sure you are well fed today. |
seunmohmoh:Yes now! BA or BSc in Aluta. B.Eng and B.Phil too sef. You just join them on the street and aluta continua. |
Ranchhoddas:I live in the Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun too where women are deprived of opportunity by parents choosing to send only their sons to school and men getting them pregnant so they can't. |
seunmohmoh:Student hooliganism. |
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