5.25Cash again !!!!
I'm not betting on the election as it's a coin flip with no obvious source of value.
This would be a lot more compelling argument if (a) Trump hadn't repeatedly praised the Russian attack, and recently criticized them for resisting, and (b) if his allies in the House of Representatives hadn't repeatedly opposed aid to Ukraine.What's the death toll of Ukes under Biden versus under Trump so far?So assuming you took in the original point about Ukraine, you will be blaming the Dems if Trump sharts all over the Ukes? Good to know.Well, yes, obviously if Trump wins I think it's reasonable to blame the Dems for picking a candidate so weak she came up short against the most awful candidate the GOP have ever put up. Why wouldn't it?If Trump does win at least we'll all get to feel really smug when he abandons Ukraine to Russia and say "We told you so"Oh, I think I can imagine the exculpations.
It’s the Dems’ fault for choosing a loser and Putin invaded while Biden was in charge leaving Trump to clean up the mess (cough, Afghanistan) and the Dems didn’t work with the Reps thus FORCING the latter to block aid for Ukraine.
Etc.
Biden failed to deter Putin and failed to give Ukraine adequate means to defend himself. People need to stop using Trump as a scapegoat.
Aaron RuparAs I said below, chilling.
@atrupar.bsky.social
Speaker Johnson says deporting 4.5 million people will be his top priority in January. Is this what voters want? We're pretty cooked as a country if so.
https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.bsky.social/post/3l74676wofu2t
I don't think any reasonable person would disagree with the verdict, on seeing the evidence.Trials are conducted on the basis of law and evidence. Neither the usual suspects, golf club or rentacrowd, cannot be legislated away.Ought villains really to be killed on the basis of whether they were armed in the past or will be in the future, and not on the basis of whether they are armed and threatening right now? What would Arnie say?“Budding architect turning his life around”Wonder if the Mayor of London might wish to revise his statement from yesterday, in light of new information released by the court..?
Reality:
“Kaba’s criminal record dated back to the age of 13, but by his late teens he had graduated from petty crime to serious violence with convictions for stabbings and grievous bodily harm.”
There needs to be more work done on providing a reasonable belief justification for the police, not the golf club reaction, who cares? He was a wrong 'un anyway.
Our law provides, and in this case provided, a defence to the charge in the eyes of the jury. A cursory following of the trial rendered this outcome more or less certain (at least to me).
The reasonable belief that you are acting in self defence or the defence of another in a split second moment situation is well provided for by the law. I don't think further work needs to be done.
I doubt if this prosecution should have been brought. Once you had the camera evidence and the evidence of the defence witnesses who were present at the time it was over.
Jet lagged as a newt?PRO TRAVELLER TIPAcute jet lag is a new euphemism for your perpetual condition
When staying in a £1500 a night 5 star Ryokan in central Kyoto, try not to nod off due to acute jet lag while holding a glass of red wine, which then spills all over their exclusive designer tatami mats
The early release of prisoners to tackle overcrowding will be undermined by the “high level of recalls” of offenders to jail, the chief inspector of probation has warned. Martin Jones, chief HMI of probation, said that for every 100 prisoners released in the first quarter of this year, 56 had been recalled to jail because they reoffended or breached their licence.Its almost as if sending convicted prisoners into the free world with £46 in their pocket and generally no employment, and often no housing doesn't actually work.