The politician’s playbook: how to be the kindest, most generous hero on someone else’s dime. At first, they tell you: "Relax, it’s just noise, nobody’s actually going to demand real money." Fast-forward a bit, and suddenly they’re debating which budget to write the check from.
What a business: hand out other people's cash, collect a nice fat paycheck, and act genuinely shocked when normal people start losing their minds.
Был прямой рейс Минск-Москва- Вашингтон, оттуда уже местные авиалинии в сопровождении встречающих от универа. Как там у них все проходило, в подробностях, я не знаю. Но через пару лет у каждого была своя группа для исследований и преподавательское удостоверение. Через несколько лет старший, Миша, уехал в Нью-Йорк и открыл свой частный колледж.
@commentary_eva Мои два даоюродных брата уехали в Америку по приглашению университета в Тусоне( Аризона). Что интеремно, с ними выехали и их родители и родители жен. Это было в 89 году.
Apparently, I misunderstood you or read your comment incorrectly. I took it to mean that you were talking about two different sets of laws for Arab and Jewish parties, but now I see that you meant the different way the law is applied in practice. In that case, it looks like we were talking past each other a little🫶🙏
Exactly. It really does look like there are two different sets of rules. You just admitted that Kach was banned for racism, while Arab parties weren’t banned for similar statements. Meanwhile, violence and political intimidation from the left are often treated completely differently. If the law is the same for everyone, then apply it to everyone equally.
Oh, please. Kach wasn’t banned for being Jewish, it was banned over specific actions and racist ideology. Although I believe it was done as a concession to the Arab parties. There was no more racism there than in the Arab parties in the Knesset that support Hamas. Israeli law doesn’t come with a separate rulebook for Arab and Jewish parties. If Arab parties or Meretz did the same things, name them. What were they, and when? Otherwise this is just the usual "why do they get a pass?" argument dressed up as analysis.
FOLLOW THE MONEY: Nothing strengthens faith in a bright socialist future quite like a few extra millions in the family trust.😊
In short, while some fight the cursed capitalism on the barricades, others do it in quiet comfort—managing a $54.6 million foundation and dishing out grants to the "right people."
Marxist capitalism at its finest- revolution is revolution, but the family budget and million-dollar assets run on schedule! 😉
Cleese has never been one to mince words and has always hit right at society's most sensitive spots. If comedians of this stature start speaking out harshly about the situation in the country, it means British society has accumulated far too many real problems with security, integration, and freedom of speech that can simply no longer be ignored.
Cleese has never been one to mince words and has always hit right at society's most sensitive spots. If comedians of this stature start speaking out harshly about the situation in the country, it means British society has accumulated far too many real problems with security, integration, and freedom of speech that can simply no longer be ignored.
@SusanKi25112765@nypost Spencer is cashing in on the hype. He couldn't care less about his sister or Charles. The roof at Althorp probably needs fixing...
@FamilyGuy_2022 Его "забили" насмерть. А в конце, еще и приказали "приставить курок к виску", чтоб доказал, что он за Палестину. Но! Он не размахивал этой тряпкой, как ни старались его принудить, и это ему плюс.
@SkorpiOnIL Да, место жирельства тоже тмеет значение. Жизнь за зеленой чертой намного яснее демонстрирует положение с безопамностью и ощущением передовой.