The South Park Pete Hegseth song is currently taking up 75% of my conscious mind
The South Park Pete Hegseth song is currently taking up 75% of my conscious mind
Didn't see that. Well done Carl- he's the best broadcaster in the business
Hereβs another one. The best (and only good) thing on Radio 4. Wouldnβt miss it for the world- even with the likes of Gove making occasional appearances #balance
How do you arbitrage the US v RoW perception of the US? π€
Aye, right (Northern Ireland patois)
Blimey! At this rate, in 10 years time all thoughts and expressions from Republicans will be "BB".
Perfect- yeah- run on that for November
I preferred it when he was talking about his unresolved drink problem.
A complete shutdown (obliteration) of a 95 million person country?! Then, peace? A stable gulf? No worries about an entire population of the world hostile to the US?! Get that senile old man off the screen
The happiest news in years
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So the Vietnam could have been won if the Marines, or something? Eh?
Just what I needed to hear. π
I can't bear to listen. Do you manage to be funny in it, at least? I may try
Holy smokes!
It's a price worth paying I suppose
Must read
Excellent article.π
Where he no doubt plays an exquisite rendition of "Fly me to the moon"
Yes, but markets don't close until the weekend.
Watching CNBC these last few weeks has turned me into a commie!
Captain Sensible
Rules of engagement are for woke libtards, remember?
Likewise- I'm finding following this war very difficult. The lies, the nihilism, the stupidity, the casual disregard for death, the gargantuan consequences...
The sort of gases, no doubt, that inspire people to rise up against a tyrannical regime, and establish a new leadership that needs Trump's sign-off
Money and becoming elderly
Do watch The Wire- all of it. Yes the assessment is ultimately grim but laced with do much humour and humanity. Mind you, I could only watch it once.
Cue Israel murdering 95 million Iranian, "just to make sure"
Spain is now a world beating brand now. I am buying Spain because of their foreign policy actions.