I mean, given that they shot Prigozhin out of the sky with a SAM, this is actually remarkably low-key for Russia.
But then, he's already in prison, and they've got total control over his whereabouts and diet. Even Russia could set up something deniable under those circumstances.
I'd need to check, but it may be that while posted on a publicly-accessible website, the original image still did not meet Twitter standards.
Or, perhaps, the original image was a Twitter image that didn't meet standards, and was taken down at the same time DignifAI was - I don't know if that's been checked by anybody.
Or, and I realise that this may be a revolutionary thought for the Home Office: They could direct the Police to enforce the law
We're talking about an organisation who's only plan for a crazed attacker appears to be to wait for that crazed attacker to fall into a river on their own accord.
Not quite yet.
If you'll recall, you highest court still operates under the US constitution - or at least, I fail to see what other it could be operating under, given it's staunch defence of your right to self-defence.
When that changes, and those changes are made irrevocable, that's when you're conquered.
So, let me be sure I've got this straight.
"Star Spangled Banner" is the American national anthem, and all the Americans at the Super Bowl stood for it.
"Lift Every Voice and Sing" is the Black national anthem (I wasn't aware black Americans got their own nation, last I checked the United States had views on secession) and even if it doesn't represent you, Rep. Cohen says you must stand for it anyway.
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Does Rep. Cohen know that everyday Americans aren't a conquered people, bound by force of arms to celebrate their master's culture?
It's good at making up the next word in the sentence, or the next sentence in the paragraph.
The important phrase there is "making up". Just because it does that well does not mean that it necessarily bears upon reality at all.
True, but every negative event that requires money to fix, every crime committed by a migrant that needs money spent to remedy it, it all adds to GDP.
Possibly the most productive activity possible by GDP is to pay a man to dig a hole, and pay him again to fill it in the next day, because it's all about the flow of money, not about any useful end for that flow.
By the curious standard of the GDP, the nation's economic hero is a terminal cancer patient who is going through a costly divorce. The happiest event is an earthquake or a hurricane. The most desirable habitat is a multibillion-dollar Superfund site. All these add to the GDP, because they cause money to change hands. It is as if a business kept a balance sheet by merely adding up all "transactions," without distinguishing between income and expenses, or between assets and liabilities.
Cobb, Halstead, Rowe, The Atlantic, October 1995
I actually saw this on Twitter as well, someone was arguing that British legislation from 1963 wasn't valid. No other reason than the age of the legislation was given.
Curious logic. Murder has been illegal for ages ... so now it's legal all over again?
Trump was impeached in Congress (for the second time)
Curious that they do not mention the outcome of that impeachment, isn't it?
"We concocted some really serious allegations against this man we hate, so clearly they should suffer heinous penalties because of this!"?
... I mean, is anybody surprised that a bunch of leftie ideologues find themselves more at home with the authoritarianism of China than anywhere else?