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How is possible to put your hand inside the vehicle, if the window was open? If you look at the 2 still images on the BBC article, the 1st is with the window only starting to open and would be impossible to reach in and open the door. The 2nd where he is being dragged along, his arm is further down and trapped. Quote:
And how could anybody have known which direction the vehicle was eventually going to go? The "drive, baby, drive" shout from the wife could be seen as telling the driver to drive away quickly. It's intention might've been a less aggressive "don't wait for me", rather than "run him over". Hindsight allows for consideration of different interpretations, a split-second reaction doesn't. In the real world and in real time, there's no "what ifs" or redos. At the point in time, she was pointed straight ahead and changed from reverse to drive and was urged to "drive, baby, drive". If you look at that factual description of events in isolation, without regard to this actual incident, what would you say was possibly going to happen to somebody in front of the vehicle? Your conclusion would be that the person was at risk of being run over. It you were watching a film with that as a scene, your immediate thought would be "is he going to get knocked over?". You have to look at the apparent situation at that precise moment in time, without having any idea of what any intentions were. Bear in mind, the women were intentionally being obnoxious and awkward and weren't calmly complying with instructions. Their actions and intentions were more on the aggressive side of things, rather than being compliant. I can't see what isn't there. Eg the wheels WERE pointed straight ahead AND the car was moving forwards. I ask questions and try to find the answers, whatever those answers may be. I DON'T simply accept something, whichever side it comes from. It is unbelievable, mind-boggling, and outright SINISTER, that so many people deny the reality of moving objects. Eg People deny that when reversing and turning, the viewpoint of the driver changes. IE something that was to the left or right of the driver can up end being in front, without that something having to move. Eg somehow the wheels can be pointed left and go to point right, without pointing straight ahead at some stage. People prefer physical IMPOSSIBILITIES to justify the views that they have blindly chosen. Right or wrong, correct or incorrect doesn't come into it. ---------- Post added at 11:30 ---------- Previous post was at 11:20 ---------- Quote:
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I still think you are just trying desperately to justify the shooting. I did notice you completely skipped that part of my previous post. :sleep: In fact, that's almost "unbelievable, mind-boggling, and outright SINISTER". ;) You should contact the FBI - they could clearly do with your expertise to clear the officer. |
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Things may operate like they claim on another planet, but not in this one. I have posted conclusive evidence that the vehicle was pointed at him and moving forwards. Only later when finding about the way he was injured last year, and seeing the link between the 2 situations could I mention it. Still doesn't meant it's not true. Is any of that not true? When people even refuse to see what happens to them when they move around each and every day, just to support a biased view, then that is beyond sinister. |
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Anyway, here’s another delusional posting on Social Media…
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I bet she didn’t give him the prize money…
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Of course he accepted the medal, why wouldn't you if you had zero scruples and a massively over inflated sense of self importance.
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The Nobel committee already stated a few days ago that award are none transferable. So it is a meaningless gesture and the committee may even revoke it after that.
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Yeah. One might recall "The Arsenal Of Freedom" and what happened to the people of Minos. Though I will concede that 'Fight For Peace' is not a contradiction - that's exactly what the Allies did in WWII. That, however, is not what Trump is doing. Hmm. I wonder what Echelon (which I bet is AI by now) makes of all this. Up yours, you damn bug! :mad: |
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There’s an episode of The Office in which Tim beats Brent and Chris Finch at the annual quiz, so Finch makes up an extra game involving throwing shoes over the building in order to declare himself the real winner and steal Tim’s prize.
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On that note, I just gave my six year old grandson the trophy I received for being the RAF Support Command High Jump Champion in 1976 - he’s really pleased he can now clear 1.90m…
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Oh, boy. NATO troops - French, though Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Finland, Norway and the UK are involved - have landed in Greenland.
I think DefCon has just gone up. This is no 'exercise'. The French President is talking about "land, sea and air assets". In other words, if the nutter wants a fight, NATO will give him one. :erm: Now he's talking about tariffs on the affected countries. Yeah, you prat, go ahead and kill American trade, why not? Next thing you know, he'll do a U-turn and he'll be found in bed (perhaps literally?) with Putin. Russia and China can just sit back while NATO self-destructs...then pick up the pieces. In Firefly, America and China came together. Well, Whedon was almost right. Das vidanya, tovarishch! :p: |
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Unfortunately Trump is a petulant child with a big army behind him to back him up.
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I'm pretty confident he doesn't feel constrained by either... https://wapo.st/49B3hPa Quote:
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I'm pretty sure he believes God is on his side . . . which may change once he decides to slap a tariff on religion :D
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What will our coward leader say, rinse and repeat Ukraine comments. Well done. |
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What would you have him say?
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we should give him a Weetabix peace prize for his efforts to keep world peace |
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I can't put words in his mouth, I can't talk for him. Your original question is difficult because I care little about him to even attempt to help him. I tuned out when he was blindly supporting Arsenal and their previous honours charge which were all so perilous. The wind is blowing this way today :no::rolleyes: |
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How long until TACO time, now that the whole of Europe are telling him to go forth and multiply?
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Chris your troll splatter is required. |
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"Made up ordure" ≠ "paraphrase"…
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America Go Away Boycott all US products. Not that they make anything of use. |
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I suppose this (Greenland) needs some analysis. So here goes (subject to #8 below).
1/ Trump is doing a Putin - but in a different way. I don't need to go into that any further. 2/ He is blackmailing Europe with a tariff policy that, in the long term, could negatively impact our economic growth as well as Europe's. Problem is, how do we fight back? Diplomacy won't do it; not even licking his arse. 3/ Europe needs urgently to hold a "what shall we do" conference; this isn't an EU matter - it's a European issue that doesn't need us to be under the Brussels heel. It needs cooperation. 4/ The first thing that Europe then could do (but see #8), is to implement a "USA not welcome here" policy. Basically, do a Trump. Retaliate. Slap reciprocal tariffs on their products. 5/ It now looks inevitable that that Europe will have to look after its own defence. We can put the USA on tice to quit its bases in the UK and Europe, including Greenland and give them just a few weeks to implement that. 6/ All of Europe needs to understand that Trump only understands strength and therefore strength must be shown and further developed in his face. 7/ The special relationship is all but over. If it is special, Trump can exempt us from his measures without insisting that we lick his arse. The illusion must be snuffed. 8/ And here is the problem: the associated disruption to business is likely to have dire consequences for European wellbeing. So, one strategy is to string the USA along until the mid-term elections, having sounded out the Democrats as to their opposition to Trump's upsetting the world order. Otherwise, there will be a new world order. In writing the above, I note that the UK and France have an independent nuclear deterrent, in the UK's case limited to submarines as I understand matters, Then between the European countries we could muster c. 1 million professional soldiers under a unified command. Navies and air forces can be similarly managed and weapons production limited to home grown. Who's gonna do all that? |
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No need to do anything, I'd guess there are a few people already scratching his name on a bullet or two . . and some may be close to him
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Labour, Lib Dems and Reform all have spoken out against Trump now on this. There is cross-party unity in the UK - and across Europe - against American on this.
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Was it this from August 2022? https://labourlist.org/2022/08/starm...n-sovereignty/ Quote:
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There's a lot of communication between our PM and the media I can't find the exact pieces. He has clearly spoken of his support for Ukraine which would be the opposite of screwed. It was just a clearer way of saying he wouldn't ignore what's happening to Ukraine.
There's some stuff in this lengthy piece but no, no mention of the actual word screwed https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-b2577476.html |
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Terrible, isn't it, when we're hoping an ostensible ally will be assassinated...? (Wonder what Echelon will make of this, Carth? :p:) Mind you, has America ever had a forceful but successful Democratic president? |
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