I'd bet $100 that Bret and his crew were hoping to get the money shot here: a Chinese police officer telling them to get off the road that they could use as evidence of authoritarianism.
To understand why is Africa is currently betraying Cuba in its time of need. Check out this video.
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She's going to move to Miami and in 10 years, she's going to tweet: “the people of Argentina yearn to be free” about how the US should bomb her grandma's house
First and last time we let america host a World Cup.
This isn’t the Super Bowl we don’t care for a half time performance.
Your country is 2-1 down and now they talking about some 25min break FOH
can someone please explain to him that individualized predatory pricing based on a near constant state of data surveillance against our will is not in fact “free and fair” competition
If no Iranian oil ever goes to China again, then China will just... buy oil from elsewhere, pushing up prices for everyone else
By far the worst takes over the past six weeks have come from the folks in DC trying to spin this war as some brilliant 4D chess move against China
The collapse of the Soviet Union saw the greatest peace time reduction in life expectancy and standard of living of any major human population ever. Just an fyi.
In other words, Trump handed enormous political energy to his enemies within Canada for no purpose beyond some fun media moments for Red America.
Mission Acomplished.
Cuba sent 100s of thousands of troops to die in Africa.
They helped free Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe & South Africa from apartheid.
Today Cuba is starving under US blockade and Africa is silent.
Is this a betrayal?
Full video in link below
Cuba Bled for Africa in Angola. Is Africa Betraying Cuba Now?
https://t.co/l9QBrO5dFB
Iran is training Western governments into a Pavlovian reflex: threaten war, trigger a (oil) shock; offer diplomacy, unlock trade. It may be the only approach legible to states governed by the primitive logic of capital accumulation.