>>1555491 (2 breads ago, in Notables)
It's EUROPEAN Parliament, not UK Parliament which is what people here tend to assume is "Parliament". The EP guys try to grill him, but the chair (with some middle eastern name, maybe from Turkey?) shuts them down and lets MZ go.
Since NK is a developing issue, maybe it's the "darnkess".
He's wrong of course. When naive children vote in large numbers, their elders are made unable to protect them from the ideas the "educators" have put in their heads.
For kids who don't even speak Spanish, they should not be placed randomly around the country. They should be grouped into one place in one state, and there should be a federally funded camp that houses and provides education for them. It's too much to ask local municipalities and foster homes to deal with them. Inefficient also.
Some will describe what results as a "concentration camp", but the children are free to leave via transportation that will be provided back to their countries of citizenship.
If you get sick from watching TV or listening to radio, what's getting you sick is not the electromagnetic energy ("frequencies"). Because the radio signal is broadcast, so you are walking thru that energy whether you listen or not. Same is true for broadcast over-the-air TV (if you're receiving via rabbit ears), and the cable TV is brought thru coaxial cables or fiber that radiates almost not at all.
In other words, you're getting the same amount of those frequencies regardless of whether you watch or listen.
Cell phone is different! Your cell phone sends signals OUT, and that's what can cause brain damage over time and why you should keep the phone somewhat away from your head when it's on, if you can.
Since it's a US national park, I don't think China can own the Grand Canyon. Not sure what they did mean by it. Were most of the tourists Chinese?
We still get those kids though, maybe not as many. We should still do what I said even if other such kids have "escaped", and we should repeal rules (unfortunately it's from Plyler v. Doe SCOTUS decision but a law might override it) requiring every local school to provide every language. Send those kids back to our concentration camp, were we'll have the teacher for their weird language. Or, they don't get educated, their choice.
Stick with "Clooney". Clowney is a Houston football player who isn't the quite superstar he was expected to be. Outrageous physical specimen, but (maybe not surprising when something is so great, something else is weak) injury prone.
>>1556721 (lb)
My reading is different: Trump is trolling Kim. Saying "you asked for the meeting, but I am cancelling it". That is, AFTER Kim gave up the hostages, which was probably a condition Trump had set before agreeing to the meeting.
Trump is treating Kim like his puppy dog. And Kim comes right back and begs for the meeting. Trump won't let Kim look like an equal here, and there's nothing Kim can do about it.
What region is that, if you can say without feeling you're doxxing yourself. I thought it was a normal website accessible from everywhere.
I guess nydailynews.com is blocking you because of the GDPR that just went in a couple days ago. This is going to be a mess and Europeans are going to be blocked from a lot of stuff because of that EU law.
>>1557141 "That fluoride stare" wow that's right. But I grew up with fluoridated water (on a well now) so I've probably had some of that effect. Is there a way to decalcify the pineal gland?
The Masonic "checkerboard" doesn't necessarily relate to chess. I noticed Harry and Meaghen walked over this same checkerboard pattern in the church or wherever they were getting married, in the video where they say Meaghen neglected to curtsy to the Queen. The whole floor is like that.
I think it's a boardwalk (it's a rocky beach, not nice for walking). See the road going up from it, on the other side of the boardwalk there's some dirt, like vehicles crossed it there and left a dirty trail.
Of course that would be a convenient place to bury things under too.
The road is probably for driving a boat down to the water. The boardwalk allows people to walk out and get on/off the boat directly from the house as it's being launched or pulled out of the water.
He didn't want to run because he was so damaged from being identifed with the "Gang of 8" amnesty bill, which narrowly failed, that he expected to lose.
He loves being a senator. He was supported by big money no doubt, and even at the end it looked like he would lose, but he made some sort of mutual nonaggression pact with the FL governor who was also running for reelection, that put him over the top, allowing him to spend like mad and pull past his opponent – maybe this was in the primaries, not sure any more. But it was from the 2016 election season.
He's neocon through and through.
It wasn't always voluntary. We had drafts for WW1, WW2, Korea and Vietnam. (And in the north, for the Civil War.)