Doesn't matter what happens to you. You win as long as you didn't give them your soul.
Dude has to keep on the fake smile because he looks like he wants to conquer your land when he isn't.
Isn't it funny how BBC and CNN journalists could find Osama bin Laden for interviews but the American government couldn't find him for years?
Cristiano Ronaldo’s mega new Al-Nassr contract revealed with £492m over two years, stake in team, and £24.5m just to sign
The Portuguese legend, 40, landed a pay rise to keep him at Al-Nassr until the age of 42 - on a basic salary of £488,000-a-DAY.
SunSport can reveal the former Manchester United ace has also been offered a host of perks to become a “dream ambassador” for the cash-rich Saudis which could take his income to more than half a billion for the next two years.
On top of his £178m-a-year wages, Ronny is banking a £24.5m signing bonus - which will increase to £38m if he triggers the second year of his contract.
An insider at the Saudi Pro League has also told us he will be given a 15 per cent ownership stake in the club, worth £33million.
With bonuses of £4m for winning the golden boot and £8m if Al-Nassr win the title, he can bank more than half a BILLION pounds before his deal ends.
Ronaldo and his family will also be looked after royally off the pitch.
He will have 16 people working full-time - three drivers, four housekeepers, two chefs, three gardeners and four security people.
This was all paid for by Al-Nassr, at a cost of around £1.4 million.
There is also £4m for use of a private jet, as well as the promise of sponsorship deals with Saudi companies which could reach £60million.
The source said League bosses were “very worried” about the former Real Madrid man leaving, especially during the recent transfer window, where there were moves to snap him up and take him to the Club World Cup.
But now he’s put pen to paper, they are delighted.
The insider told SunSport: "The owners know that he is the face of the league, he is the individual who attracts most of the superstars and the spotlight and they needed to keep him at all costs.
“He was conscious of this, and they had to ‘cover him in gold’ to keep him, giving him even more money, perks, and bonuses than in his first deal, as he is the face of the league and, in their opinion, the best player ever in the history of the game.
“Cristiano is getting pretty much whatever he wants, and with the ownership stake, they also want to keep him close to them as a force that can continue attracting players, sponsors, and the spotlight when he decides to retire.
“They had to give him everything he wanted and do everything to keep him, as they know that pretty much the entire present of the league, and part of its future, relies on CR7’s shoulders and presence.
“If he left, that would have been a huge blow for us and for the whole league. He’s our treasure now, and we have to keep him and protect him at all costs, even if he has to be paid more than ever.
“His importance and presence are vital for the league, and Al-Nassr know that he’s their best ambassador—the individual who has made them known internationally and enabled them to do business in and out of Saudi Arabia.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/35583551/cristiano-ronaldo-al-nassr-mega-contract/
Cristiano Ronaldo’s mega new Al-Nassr contract revealed with £492m over two years, stake in team, and £24.5m just to sign
The Portuguese legend, 40, landed a pay rise to keep him at Al-Nassr until the age of 42 - on a basic salary of £488,000-a-DAY.
SunSport can reveal the former Manchester United ace has also been offered a host of perks to become a “dream ambassador” for the cash-rich Saudis which could take his income to more than half a billion for the next two years.
On top of his £178m-a-year wages, Ronny is banking a £24.5m signing bonus - which will increase to £38m if he triggers the second year of his contract.
An insider at the Saudi Pro League has also told us he will be given a 15 per cent ownership stake in the club, worth £33million.
With bonuses of £4m for winning the golden boot and £8m if Al-Nassr win the title, he can bank more than half a BILLION pounds before his deal ends.
Ronaldo and his family will also be looked after royally off the pitch.
He will have 16 people working full-time - three drivers, four housekeepers, two chefs, three gardeners and four security people.
This was all paid for by Al-Nassr, at a cost of around £1.4 million.
There is also £4m for use of a private jet, as well as the promise of sponsorship deals with Saudi companies which could reach £60million.
The source said League bosses were “very worried” about the former Real Madrid man leaving, especially during the recent transfer window, where there were moves to snap him up and take him to the Club World Cup.
But now he’s put pen to paper, they are delighted.
The insider told SunSport: "The owners know that he is the face of the league, he is the individual who attracts most of the superstars and the spotlight and they needed to keep him at all costs.
“He was conscious of this, and they had to ‘cover him in gold’ to keep him, giving him even more money, perks, and bonuses than in his first deal, as he is the face of the league and, in their opinion, the best player ever in the history of the game.
“Cristiano is getting pretty much whatever he wants, and with the ownership stake, they also want to keep him close to them as a force that can continue attracting players, sponsors, and the spotlight when he decides to retire.
“They had to give him everything he wanted and do everything to keep him, as they know that pretty much the entire present of the league, and part of its future, relies on CR7’s shoulders and presence.
“If he left, that would have been a huge blow for us and for the whole league. He’s our treasure now, and we have to keep him and protect him at all costs, even if he has to be paid more than ever.
“His importance and presence are vital for the league, and Al-Nassr know that he’s their best ambassador—the individual who has made them known internationally and enabled them to do business in and out of Saudi Arabia.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/35583551/cristiano-ronaldo-al-nassr-mega-contract/
Where is Alligator Alcatraz? Maps show how remote detention center is in Florida Everglades
-The Miami-Dade Collier Training and Transition Airport is being transformed to a temporary immigrant detention center.
-The facility should be able to house 5,000 detainees by early July.
-Alligator Alcatraz is located in a remote region in South Florida, which includes the -Florida Everglades and Big Cypress Wildlife Management Area.
Florida is building a migrant detention center, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," in South Florida.
Activity at the site since the announcement has been quick, with plans to open the facility at the site of the Dade-Collier Training and Transition Airport in early July.
The decision has been greeted with criticism from environmentalists and leaders of the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma and the Seminole Tribe of Florida.
It's not the only Florida site Gov. Ron DeSantis said could become a temporary detention facility for immigrants. The Florida National Guard’s training facility at Camp Blanding near Jacksonville is being considered, DeSantis said June 25
https://www.naplesnews.com/story/news/2025/06/27/alligator-alcatraz-florida-location-map-what-to-know/84384282007/
Home stands tall and firm,
voices rise with pride and hope,
America First.
The AI is gunna put poets and haiku-ists out of work tbh.
>AI isn't going to put poets or haiku-ists out
Challenge accepted. Also fuck car mechanics.
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Lowering the price on building materials and then building more houses is what makes housing prices drop.
It's like what the Chinese do with Elephant and Rhino tusks. They pay poachers to get the tusks in Africa, hoard all the tusks, now they're trying to kill off all the Rhinos and Elephants because if they go extinct then all the tusks they hoarded will skyrocket in value. That's how crazy those niggas are.
Ok so illegals are still demand, so why aren't they building houses all over the place then?
It's banks and foreigners buying out all the houses, then not giving out mortgages or loans for homebuilding, sell the houses for way overprice, rinse repeat.