Tennis
All roads lead to Rio (Mug clay, USO series, Newport, Nanchang, Davis Cup)
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Sad state of affairs of charisma is more important than views and integrity, isn't it?
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Optics always trump policy edy
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I blame Schröder
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Er but charisma is something. You want a leader who takes command of a room, as that person comes across a strong leader. Which is the opposite Corbyn comes across when talking.
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Isn't your police already widely disarmed?
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I gotta admit, he was pretty suave
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Yes. But he wouldn't even have armed police to deal with say a terrorist attack. He is a cretin who thinks you can just tell these people "stop it" and they will listen.
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n88uk - endless wars and charisma, or not endless wars and no charisma?
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He wouldn't keep a few special SWAT like units?
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Some of the stuff he said around the Paris attack was awful.
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It was along the lines of he wouldn't necessarily use armed police.
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I'm back! just reading article, loads of big firms who said Brexit would cause leave/meltdown changing their mind...
"German industrial giant Siemens has said it will continue to invest in the UK, despite earlier warnings that a vote to leave the EU could affect its future activities in the country. Siemens chief executive Joe Kaeser told a number of media organisations that the company remained fully committed to manufacturing in the UK." |
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cool
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That's incomplete. Kaeser also said today that a UK without access to the single market would likely see a decrease in efforts in the UK.
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Investitionsentscheidungen, so lässt Siemens durchblicken, könnten langfristig durch den Brexit beeinflusst werden, wenn es etwa Exporte von Großbritannien ins Ausland und damit auch in die EU betrifft. Das neue Werk in Hull könnte ein solches Beispiel sein. Ein Ausbau der Rotorblatt-Produktion, der für die nächsten Jahre als Option angedacht scheint, würde eher dem Export aus Großbritannien dienen. Der aber könnte beeinträchtigt werden, sollte sich Großbritannien zu sehr von der EU distanzieren. Daher plädierte Kaeser dafür, dass sich das Königreich trotz des beschlossenen Austritts so nah wie möglich am europäischen Binnenmarkt ausrichtet.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWDA1ew2gMU
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ed do you feel hurt that the UK have abandoned the EU?
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Großbritannien
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yes wisewords, because I feel that the EU gets a whole lot of unfair criticism and there are a lot of irresponsible myths and plain lies being spread and that that kinda stuff is the primary reason we see so much eurosceptism.
The EU will survive, the UK will survive, but it's sad that you chose to not be part of the greatest and coolest thing on the planet. |
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it's huge shame I agree.
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if I could sum up why the UK voted to leave in 1 word, it would be racism.
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There also seems to be joy in people that otherwise maybe feel neglected if they feel like they potentially coul tear stuff down just for the sake of it
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That's the impression I got on the politics forum here. People were almost joyous because they think they tore the EU down as a whole with their vote
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ANY bets tonight anyone
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dunno
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aaron what do people hope to achieve by leaving the EU?
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more control economically and more control over immigration. pretty much that?
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Vote Leave is the campaign for a Leave vote in the EU Referendum that will take place on the 23rd June 2016
Technological and economic forces are changing the world fast. EU institutions cannot cope. We have lost control of vital policies. This is damaging. We need a new relationship. What happens if we vote 'leave'? We should negotiate a new UK-EU deal based on free trade and friendly cooperation. We end the supremacy of EU law. We regain control. We stop sending £350 million every week to Brussels and instead spend it on our priorities, like the NHS and science research. We regain our seats on international institutions like the World Trade Organisation so we are a more influential force for free trade and international cooperation. A vote to 'leave' and a better, friendlier relationship with the EU is much safer than giving Brussels more power and money every year. |
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why was KD to GSW not received well?
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people don't like super teams coming together
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CnLiyg8UAAA-4no.jpg
US Open prize money. |
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how much is that in the great British Pound
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ATP - DOUBLES: Newport (USA), grass
21:00 Finished Baker B./Ram R. 2 6 7 O'Brien D./Young D. 0 3 5 |
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Brian on fire
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MineForNothing @minefornothing 16s17 seconds ago
Nigel Farage to attend GOP convention |