Hide in the shadows under the cover of a crown.
https://heavy.com/news/2018/05/lisa-barsoomian-rod-rosenstein-wife-spouse/
>What in the hell could they do?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/fatal-haliburton-shooting-siu-1.5650761
Police shoot man dead hours after mask dispute
>https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/fatal-haliburton-shooting-siu-1.5650761
"I want to congratulate my staff for how they handled the situation. It was very challenging today. They are the heroes. I don't want to get emotional. They deserve the credit. That's all I want to say," Easton said.
Tianna Frances, a worker at the Valu-Mart in Minden, says: 'If we didn't have to force him and … tell him that he couldn't come into the store, nothing would have happened really. He would have got his groceries and went along with his day.'
>Never mentioned in the article what went down at the man's house. He probably pulled his weapon on them and they had to kill him.
yeah that's a good start
>God gave man a working brain and it works fine right up until
it's beautiful
why are you writing China weird
>We call that Dual Core Multi-processing.
Seems to hang on a thread almost predictably. Bug or feature?
>can work like a charm or crash and burn and make your life unfun
>Azerbaijan threatens to cause a 'nuclear catastrophe' by attacking power station in Armenia
Even those systems have a backdoor.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-libya-security-turkey-egypt-idUSKCN24I1MN
Turkey's Erdogan says Egypt's actions in Libya are illegal
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan denounced Egypt and the United Arab Emirates on Friday for supporting forces based in eastern Libya, after Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi met Libyan tribesmen who called for Cairo to intervene in the civil war.
Turkey has been providing military aid to the Tripoli-based government in the Libya conflict, while Egypt, the UAE and Russia have backed its foes in a rival administration based in the east.
Recent weeks have seen dramatic military advances by the government, which drove back forces of the eastern commander Khalifa Haftar who had launched an assault on the capital last year.
Eastern-based lawmakers called this week for Egypt to intervene in the conflict. Sisi met Libyan tribesmen on Thursday and said Egypt would not stand idle in the face of a direct threat to Egyptian and Libyan security.
Asked about the possibility of Egyptian intervention, Erdogan said Turkey would maintain its support for the internationally recognised Government of National Accord (GNA).
“Steps taken by Egypt here, especially their siding with the putschist Haftar, show they are in an illegal process,” he said. He also described the approach of the United Arab Emirates as “piratical”.
Sisi said last month that Egypt’s army might enter Libya if the Tripoli government and its Turkish allies renewed an assault on the central Sirte-Jufrah frontline, seen as the gateway to Libya’s main oil export terminals, now held by Haftar’s allies.
https://twitter.com/soureh_design/status/1232791078216126465
Netanyahu: do you know where is the strongest branch of likud (Israel's ruling party) abroad?
Saudi , Saudi Arabia!
If #Trump knew Hebrew, he would felt jealous
You should probably change your cat's diet at this point, that's two days in a row it pukes on your crackers.
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