@CaraPac46808618@Autonic_@SVPhillimore That is hardly a great argument for taking away women's hard fought rights and hand them to a bunch of male fetishists.
@famme1987@EVKontorovich@JMilei Look up the history where another European country, Spain, owned 'Argentina' from the 1580's to around 1816.
The current inhabitants voted to remain British in 2013. Do you want to expel them and import.....who exactly? Descendants of the European Nazis Argentina sheltered?
@haysGOP225@TexasTribune "Not Hispanic or Latino" is possibly the oddest way of representing statistics on ethnicity but seems to be for people like you.
https://t.co/ZAGOvPkk9h
@Alonso_GD There is nothing in international humanitarian law that support letting terrorists go about their business uninterrupted. Just like it is not a human right to cross borders of sovereign states to go to work.
@RoKhanna Not if those countries were on high alert due to war, a fragile 'ceasefire' or terror threats.
The video of the incident shows no violence and no active aggression. They are just there telling you that you can't continue and have to wait for the police.
ICE would have shot you.
Good morning from The Hague 🇳🇱
While Europe tries to cripple putin’s war economy with sanction after sanction, Dutch brand Spar keeps opening new supermarkets in russia.
Hundreds of stores. New openings in moscow this year. Sanctioned goods on the shelves.
@SPARInt claims they “can’t” terminate the old licensing contracts. Experts strongly disagree.
Ending the licences would: • Stop brand misuse & normalising aggression • Align with Dutch government policy (“unacceptable to do business in russia”) • Be fully possible under current EU law that better protects companies against russian claims
@ThijsReuten - time to push harder on this.‼️
Dutch brands should not profit from this war.
This must stop. Pls share.
Have a great day everyone.
Keep supporting Ukraine 🇺🇦
@underdejahvu Unfortunately for russian speakers in those countries, Russia has just proven once again that it is dangerous for a country to have any russian speaking citizens.
I co-founded Wikipedia, but an anonymous mob runs the show—and now I’m banned.
I told the story in the Washington Examiner, out this morning:
https://t.co/IubzC65BoC
@TheFl0orIsLaVa Well, 35 years after the collapse of the USSR it does not seem unreasonable to expect them to either learn the local language or move to Russia.