Someone needs to kick that interviewers face in. Being a lobbyist and asking loaded question is one thing, but being a journalist for a newspaper that understands itself to be a pillar of democracy and asking such an obvious bullshit question needs to be met with a harsh reaction.
Quacksalber
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It was the lack of access to the right information. Most people won't spend hours researching a topic. Most people don't spend any time on seeking outbinformation. They only absorb whatever information they happen to come across. And liars are especially adept at being loud. So they're the first, and often only, to be heard.
In a world without corruption, a ministry of truth would work wonders. In our world, I don't know what would work.
That's the problem with hateful people. They don't see those stories as a warning, they see it as a blueprint.
It's called being for good things and against bad things. Using the US' power to push back against Russia's invasion is a good thing. Using the US' power to aid Israel's invasion is a bad thing.
The share price of Chengdu Aircraft Corporation, which makes the J-10Cs, soared on the news.
Wonderful.
I find it disheartening, that not even 1 million people care enough over the whole EU. I guess we have to wait for the Fortnite generation to see it shut down, before we get some momentum.
The EU is not a company, if this petition reaches its goal, it will be heard. And the EU has built up a small track record of pro-consumer legislation recently.
How strong is the push to become completely independent from Denmark on the ground really?
I've got to dig out an old reddit classic for this title
requiring the reporting of child abuse confessions to authorities
So they aren't blatantly evil at least. Confessions remaining private is the foundation of how they work. Either way, the church loses on this one.
Some 125 Indian and Pakistani fighter jets battled for over an hour in one of the biggest dogfights in recent history, according to a Pakistani security source quoted by CNN.
A total of 125 fighter jets engaged in an hour-long aerial battle, with both sides confined to their own airspace as long-range missiles were exchanged at distances surpassing 100 miles, CNN said.
So no dogfight at all. Thanks, Newsweek.
Honestly, with the rate of gayness in that show, the whole population will die out in three generations, unless the few straight couples get veeery busy.