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First I checked how long this op has been here. Then I noted the psychology of doing what one is warned not to do. Anyone bold enough, do tell what happened. |
KLEINBASS:I did think this application (or at least denial) was rather late. |
basilico:Show your definition of far right differs from what it says on wiki! |
ono:If you have anything that contradicts what wiki has about what I posted, do kindly provide it. Ironically, here is a link to someone using x.com as a reference just as the person I responded to constantly does. Is that because any nutter can't edit x, I do wonder. |
I can see why a corrupt government would want to arrest the owner of Iva Valley Bookshop! The Government’s answer to escalating tuition fees in tertiary education institutions is its proposal for student loans. This pamphlet shows that this is a scam that will still remove tertiary education from the poor masses.
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Shameful that a family in presidency want to collect illegal tax! And I can just imagine what other taxes they illegally collect. Is there an iyaloja for petrol stations too? |
basilico:Did dump tell them the Capitol was holding church services that day or god would be there? |
MrPRevailer:Small talker, my kid having days are long over MrPRevailer:I'm certain you would not say this unless you have credible evidence to show for it since you are not a liar and would just make crap up. So please, do show me this your "no conflict of interest medical research" that shows "that the sperms of vaccinated men are not swimming", and that "sperms of vaccinated men are now REJECTED. MrPRevailer:Sorry, but X.com is not a school, and it is definitely not where serious people go to learn. And if that is your school, or where you get your evidence from, then I must wonder why I'm bothering. |
basilico:It was the media that told us that the 'tourists' that stormed the United States Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021 was a violent mob that the courts have decided to imprison. We did not see them ourselves. |
He had a lot of fraudulent assistance from a lot if influential people, and they should all be jailed with him! Tingo’s founder also enlisted the services of Chris Cleverly, a barrister in the UK with experience working on “white-collar fraud and organised transnational crime cases”, according to his chambers. The cousin of UK Home Secretary James Cleverly became Tingo’s president and board member. |
bemeruca:Blacks can be racist! Just that most blacks don't live amongst other races, so we tend to be stupid tribalists and religionists instead, so a Yoruba hates an Igbo, and a Christian hates Muslims. Blacks (and whites) can even be racist against their fellow blacks (and whites) too, I've found, like Nigerians against South Africans or African-Americans and vice versa. The general theme is ignorance, and a 'blame others' mentality. |
"The refusal to count undated or incorrectly dated but timely mail ballots submitted by otherwise eligible voters because of meaningless and inconsequential paperwork errors violates the fundamental right to vote" in the Pennsylvania Constitution, wrote Judge Ellen Ceisler in the majority opinion, siding with the left-leaning groups that sued three months ago. https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/court-ruling-pennsylvania-mail-in-ballot-envelope-dates/ |
bemeruca:Some people, white and black, are racist, and religionists, and culturists, and misogynists and sexists and a whole lot of other ists to boot. And I am using "ist" here to mean 'against others that are different to them'. They are generally described as being far right. |
One would think a person "serving as a constable police officer in Nigeria" would know how to handle this! How did the person get your link? And can you not get your colleagues to go pay that person a visit? Barims: |
bemeruca:Are white people racist to you, bem? They are not racist to me. |
bemeruca:No one wants to migrate to a nation of far rightists, as its like leaving a frying pan for the fire! |
basilico:Does the below not describe what is detested about you? Far-right politics, or right-wing extremism, is a spectrum of political thought that tends to be radically conservative, ultra-nationalist, and authoritarian, often also including nativist tendencies.[1] The name derives from the left–right political spectrum, with the "far right" considered further from center than the standard political right.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Far-right_politics |
bemeruca:I am not against some irrelevant Kennedy. I am against gobbling up the lies and baseless conspiracies of basilico just as I would be against you when you lie. |
bentenny:In this current no pms climate, I will look for fuel the day before embarking on my journey, and not travel unless my tank is full. Hoping to mistakenly find a station that sells pms is just plain stupidly dumb! Below is wise words, and I am not a Christian.
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The first link and image below is for the country I was vaccinated in, and the second is for Europe. https://www.ons.gov.uk/aboutus/transparencyandgovernance/freedomofinformationfoi/deathsduetocovid19covid19vaccineinjuryandexcessdeathsbyvaccinationstatus https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/E-9-2023-001201_EN.html If a nun is concerned about depopulation, I suggest she go have kids!
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basilico:As I said, if you tell me the blue sky is blue, I will check for myself to see it is not red because you are known for baseless conspiracies and outright lies. And I don't fear dump. Even if he wins the next election, he will only last 4 years in the White House and whatever he does would not endure forever just as Roe v Wade hasn't. But I doubt theres enough ignorant idiots like you in USA to ensure he wins in November.
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It does seem like Malta is a transhipment hub for refined oil products, and they are very profitable at it. I used google.
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HellVictorinho8:I feel you. I should go do whatever it is I do to put food in my belly and unite to come share it with lazy fuq you so that you can reap what you have not sown. Its the theme Ayn Rand wrote against in Atlas Shrugged and Fountainhead, where the Leaches, Looters and Moochers expect to feed off the sweat of the brow of those who work. Unfortunately for you, the hard workers are not so stupid such that lazy fuqs get to exploit us. Despite that, many here have offered you assistance of jobs and the opportunity to learn a skill but you always end up throwing it in their faces and expect to be fed instead! Life is hell, Victor. And I hope you are starving! Regards to our hard working mother, please.
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basilico:I dismiss your speech by Kennedy Jr as a lie because you failed to provide any evidence to support what Kennedy Jr alleged! Even the FDA lawyer did not day what you claimed, as I have clearly shown. Its like you tell me some god created the heaven and the earth but can't provide any evidence of a god apart some fiction book. I wouldn't believe that neither. But you are a special case. If you tell me the sky is blue, I would go check for myself that it is not red, because you are known to always lie and create conspiracies that no one with a brain would believe. Reputations matter, you see. And yours is like that of a person who covers himself in shît but wants others to believe you don't smell. Basilico. You stink. Like dump does.
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ChangedMan1999:I will believe you if do not return to preparing for your exam and let spirits pass it for you. I dare you. |
No Agreement is not only Fela Kuti’s best track but one of the greatest pieces of dance music ever recorded. It is a masterclass in composition built from the most basic of building blocks. It’s a loose-limbed funk banger but also feels analogous to a techno track: slowly building, receding and then slowly building once more. The pared-down rhythmic and melodic lines slowly click over a quarter of an hour, like cog teeth biting together in some gloriously complex clockwork machine. The muscularity of the groove only properly asserts itself for brief moments during the track, as befits musicians who truly understood the concept of delayed gratification. It’s a rough and ready recording and a glorious track. The Afrobeat sound Kuti developed with Tony Allen found its strength through diversity: rather than being a pure African invention it was heavily influenced by the popular, radical music of black America, notably the funk of James Brown and jazz. Ghanaian and Nigerian highlife can also be heard high in the mix, as well as traditional west African ritual music. Despite the clear links to Kuti’s African heritage this was a very modern style of music and he certainly had a very progressive attitude towards his art; he considered tracks to be “finished” once they were recorded and never revisited them again. https://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2016/may/05/fela-kuti-10-best-songs
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