our system is flawed; we need to tell the framers.
Iran issues a warrant for trumps arrest..
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our system is flawed; we need to tell the framers.
hanimmal
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The best thing I can do is try to help people see the attack that Trump and the Republicans are allowing to be conducted on our citizens by the Russian military.
It was made by humans without the knowledge of the last couple hundred years. That is why we have amendments.
Trump had to kill General Soleimani to appease his Zionist Masters and try his best to avoid a full out war with Iran... Same shit Obama did with Syria...
American Presidents dont want war especially in a re-election year....shit even Trump and Kushner are telling Bibi Zio Nutt Job to not move forward with Annexation of the West Bank in Palestine... Zionist dont give a damn about White People ...pushing the Media Cartel really hard with an Agenda
Im not a Trump fan or Biden or whoever....But Trump played his hand well and avoided a Real Problem with Iran ... Israel is ruthless
American Presidents dont want war especially in a re-election year....shit even Trump and Kushner are telling Bibi Zio Nutt Job to not move forward with Annexation of the West Bank in Palestine... Zionist dont give a damn about White People ...pushing the Media Cartel really hard with an Agenda
Im not a Trump fan or Biden or whoever....But Trump played his hand well and avoided a Real Problem with Iran ... Israel is ruthless
Herb & Suds
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I feel a bit guilty saying this but it seems appropriate
LOCK HIM UP !
LOCK HIM UP !
what will we do to make certain a corrupt president can be prosecuted in the future?- so far it looks like nothing..we can't even get our people health coverage as a right.
hanimmal
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I would find it positive if the congress:
1. Fix the IG loophole that was exploited by Barr and Trump to have lawyers commit crimes because they knew they were exempt from the IG investigation.
2. Pass the work the Democrats did to try to fix the citizen united legislation that allows dark money to flood our elections. That was blocked because the Republicans won the house with all their 'Tea Party' trolling.
3. Sanction the fuck out of any countries leaders attacking our democracies, in the same way they would in Putin's favorite legislation.
4. Data laws. They won't be able to stop people from lying/trolling online in forums like this across the internet, but at least the government should give us free access to all of the available data about us that is out there. I am not sure what else with this could be done because I am not a lawyer or anything like that, but we need more protection from predatory entities when it comes to data.
5. My wishlist would include legislation that holds politicians accountable if they are caught in lies. Something that will have teeth.
Im sure there is lots of things that are needed, so it is going to be difficult to do everything in 4 years. But hopefully once the
FresnoFarmer
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@hanimmal
Of the almost 200 current member states (and one observer state) of the United Nations, the British have, at some point in history, invaded and established a military presence in 171 of them.
This is what British historian Stuart Laycock learned after his son asked him how many countries Britain had invaded. He dug into the history of almost 200 nations and found only 22 that the Brits hadn’t marched into. He talks about each one in All the Countries We've Ever Invaded: And the Few We Never Got Round To, released in 2012.
There’s a little wiggle room to make some arguments with Laycock’s number. For example, he lists the countries based on their current geographic borders and names, and some of the invasions occurred when one or both of those things were different. Some of them even happened before the formation of the British state. “Invasion” is defined pretty broadly, too, and includes raids or intrusions into a territory by British pirates, privateers or armed explorers operating with approval of the Crown. If you don’t quibble with his methodology, though, Britain has an impressive 88 percent world domination rate.
Here are the members of this exclusive club, the countries that Britain hasn’t invaded (and that should maybe be a little wary now):
Andorra
Belarus
Bolivia
Burundi
Central African Republic
Chad
Congo, Republic of
Guatemala
Ivory Coast
Kyrgyzstan
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Mali
Marshall Islands
Monaco
Mongolia
Paraguay
Sao Tome and Principe
Sweden
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
Vatican City
Of the almost 200 current member states (and one observer state) of the United Nations, the British have, at some point in history, invaded and established a military presence in 171 of them.
This is what British historian Stuart Laycock learned after his son asked him how many countries Britain had invaded. He dug into the history of almost 200 nations and found only 22 that the Brits hadn’t marched into. He talks about each one in All the Countries We've Ever Invaded: And the Few We Never Got Round To, released in 2012.
There’s a little wiggle room to make some arguments with Laycock’s number. For example, he lists the countries based on their current geographic borders and names, and some of the invasions occurred when one or both of those things were different. Some of them even happened before the formation of the British state. “Invasion” is defined pretty broadly, too, and includes raids or intrusions into a territory by British pirates, privateers or armed explorers operating with approval of the Crown. If you don’t quibble with his methodology, though, Britain has an impressive 88 percent world domination rate.
Here are the members of this exclusive club, the countries that Britain hasn’t invaded (and that should maybe be a little wary now):
Andorra
Belarus
Bolivia
Burundi
Central African Republic
Chad
Congo, Republic of
Guatemala
Ivory Coast
Kyrgyzstan
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Mali
Marshall Islands
Monaco
Mongolia
Paraguay
Sao Tome and Principe
Sweden
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
Vatican City
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