Brexit, for once some facts.
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Oh dear, his brain has got stuck in a loop again. Can someone go round and reboot him? I would, but I have to go out to buy the Guardian because my cat's sick again and he can't go out, so I need some paper for his litter tray.
Or Trident.
However, the Canadians still bravely use the De Havilland name, so one never knows.
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I've never heard of them, so maybe.
I know what your're trying to do, but it's wrong and dishonest. Taking extreme examples from a population and using them to suggest that they're in any way representative of the whole population of the data set is immoral. Everyone knows that the bulk of Trumps funding came from a multitude of Small donors, while as the funding of the democrats came from a smaller number of very wealthy people.
You know and I know that Biden is predominantly funded by crooked billionaires, regardless of whatever distractions you try to bring into play. The only question I'd like answered is why you support these billionaires too.
Yes I did listen.. and she was inside the building as were the chanters. My sources are as wide and varied as yours.. The chanters were then removed . Sequence matters. ,Facts matter , . And no. They were not observers when they were chanters .. different organs . Eyes not mouths ..its simple really.
Have you seen riots develop?. I have . They are choreographed, and I was unfortunate to see a very early IRA one. .. You can look up the Burning of the British Embassy in Dublin for reference .I was there on a protest and saw how it was being manipulated.and yes I walked away when I saw what was happening and being implemented. To refresh your memory , the Derry Massacre called Bloody Sunday had occurred the previous Sunday in which 14 innocent people were sho dead t by UK armed forces.. the same number as the famous Peterloo Massacre
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Just saw this comment elsewhere:
The Democrats wanted the Senate badly. If they were going to cheat, they would have been better off getting enough seats to impeach Trump.
The Democrats wanted the Senate badly. If they were going to cheat, they would have been better off getting enough seats to impeach Trump.
The reason for his tiresome repetition is your failure to correct your inaccurate posting . Facts matter.
I have never condoned rioting and looting. I fully expect that in any of these public events that there are agent provocateurs, thugs, anarchists all waiting to vent their spleen.,and hiding in the crowds of justifiably perturbed people . The same happens in badly policed football matches, industrial protests, evictions,
Right. He is a troll.
Trolls can never admit to making a mistake.
For a moment there I thought he might not be a troll - and would accept that he did make an error - but as it turns out - he has confirmed he is a troll.
This seems very good news.
www.theguardian.com
Hopes rise for end of pandemic as Pfizer says vaccine has 90% efficacy
Global stocks surge and experts optimistic as Covid vaccine exceeds expectations
www.theguardian.com
A tough task for Melania to help him grow through this difficult stage...
"Toddlers are little, so their reasoning is simple: Research has found that children between ages 2 and 4 tend to believe that the person who possesses an object first is the rightful owner, even if someone else gets hold of it later. The argument “I had it first!” would carry serious legal weight in a toddler-led court of law."
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www.parents.com
Helping Him Learn
All of this is fascinating in theory, but your toddler’s iron grip on objects can still be frustrating in daily life. The psychologists who have studied this phase have these two pieces of advice for finessing a surge of possessiveness.
Toddlers aren’t being selfish or antisocial. “They’re trying to figure out what’s right and what’s wrong, and what the rules are,”
1. Explain the rules.
One way to approach a tussle over toys is to clearly say to your child, “This truck is yours and that car isn’t.” Remember the shuffled-around-toys study? He can keep track, even at this young age, of what belongs to whom. Fortunately, as kids get a little older, they also discover that it feels good to make someone else happy by handing him a toy.
2. Then again: You don’t always have to insist on sharing.
You’ve probably learned that it makes sense to put away any very special toys or stuffed animals before another child comes over for a playdate. “After all, if a stranger picked up your purse or your phone, you’d be pretty upset,”. You’d stick up for yourself, so why do we expect little kids to behave any differently? “When someone else yanks away a toy that your child is attached to, of course he’s going to be a bit aggressive,” Dr. Friedman says.
"Toddlers are little, so their reasoning is simple: Research has found that children between ages 2 and 4 tend to believe that the person who possesses an object first is the rightful owner, even if someone else gets hold of it later. The argument “I had it first!” would carry serious legal weight in a toddler-led court of law."
Your Toddler's Possessive Phase, Explained
This possessive phase may be challenging, but it can give you insight into your toddler's growing mind.
Helping Him Learn
All of this is fascinating in theory, but your toddler’s iron grip on objects can still be frustrating in daily life. The psychologists who have studied this phase have these two pieces of advice for finessing a surge of possessiveness.
Toddlers aren’t being selfish or antisocial. “They’re trying to figure out what’s right and what’s wrong, and what the rules are,”
1. Explain the rules.
One way to approach a tussle over toys is to clearly say to your child, “This truck is yours and that car isn’t.” Remember the shuffled-around-toys study? He can keep track, even at this young age, of what belongs to whom. Fortunately, as kids get a little older, they also discover that it feels good to make someone else happy by handing him a toy.
2. Then again: You don’t always have to insist on sharing.
You’ve probably learned that it makes sense to put away any very special toys or stuffed animals before another child comes over for a playdate. “After all, if a stranger picked up your purse or your phone, you’d be pretty upset,”. You’d stick up for yourself, so why do we expect little kids to behave any differently? “When someone else yanks away a toy that your child is attached to, of course he’s going to be a bit aggressive,” Dr. Friedman says.
Well. To be a tad more accurate: And old fashioned liberal who likes to add extra full stops to things.
here is the source of funds for Biden's campaign:
| Large Contributions | $580,956,297 | 61.19% |
| Small Individual Contributions (< $200) | $368,342,252 | 38.80% |
| Other | $72,438 | 0.00% |
| Candidate self-financing | $0 | 0.00% |
| Federal Funds | $0 | 0.00% |
and for Trump's:
| Large Contributions | $325,998,209 | 54.71% |
| Small Individual Contributions (< $200) | $268,172,675 | 45.00% |
| Other | $1,664,568 | 0.28% |
| Candidate self-financing | $8,021 | 0.00% |
| Federal Funds | $0 | 0.00% |
Biden had more billionaire donors but also reached more small donors than Trump by 3 to 2.
(source: opensecrets.org)
Haven't you noticed he is EXCEPTING defeat.I wouldn't have voted for either of them but
Some of the people on here who are saying Trump should except defeat are
the same people who wouldn't except the Brexit vote.
But what can you expect from a self confessed Brexit fan?
Except to get things fan about face?
Would be a really stupid name for a plane!Or
Or Brexit when you think about it
"If you are seated next to an emergency brexit, please read carefully the special instructions card located by your seat. If you do not wish to perform the functions described in the event of an emergency, please ask a flight attendant to reseat you. Or emigrate."
I don't remember the special instructions cards by our seats during the referendum.