

The BBC gets most of its US news from its US news partner… CBS


The BBC gets most of its US news from its US news partner… CBS


If cogsuckers knew what words meant they wouldn’t need their clanker overlords to tell them what to think.


Dictatorships will have their obsessions.


Because all the voting members have equal votes. So the tiny banana republic nations for whom the proposed $30m payment represents a significant amount of their GDP get the same vote as England, for which it represents only half of the FA’s annual profit.
UEFA members have 55 votes out of 211. Assuming all members toe the line, they can easily call a vote of no confidence (requires 20%) but to win the vote they need 106 votes. Earlier this month 200 associations had formally backed Infantino to run for his final term next spring.


No, it was Joshua, Jared’s brother.


He was packed off there after several behavioural issues. The last straw was when his father caught him with dozens of flick-knives in his room, after he saw West Side Story and got obsessed.


He’s the only US president to have actually played it, on his military school’s team.


What’s Tated, preciousss?


Yes, it does. Thats what governance means.


Not since 2001 they don’t.


Search without a warrant is valid at the border.


Which would increase drag and make it a worthless exercise. It would also mean loss of power in stormy seas, and who wants manoeuvrability in those sort of conditions anyway?


Putin has a psychological need to take things that aren’t his. He once walked out of the Guggenheim with one of the exhibits just because he could.


Or Communists


So the US set off an FSB coup that planted Putin in power did fhey?


The risk is acceptably low for raw consumption in countries that vaccinate the chickens. Of course, being stuck in the 18th century, the US doesn’t do this.


That’s a simplistic view. Putin has created a climate of fear throughout his reign, and consent plays no part in his power whatsoever.


The mountain is called Yr Wyddfa. Its previous name was Snowdon, though the railway kept the old name.


At least this is consistent with the behaviour of Argentine sports fans. They have normalised violence to an incredible degree across all sports.
Why would the government be involved?