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He did say that - also called her a commie, a Marxist - 🙃
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Republicans Abroad are blaming the Moderators for Trumps abysmal performance 🫠
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There is a Tickets section mate Tickets & Travel - Talk Chelsea Forums
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We are right...''Chelsea’s prospects of relocating the club to Earl’s Court have been dismissed by the company in charge of the development of the site.'' Reuters A distraction from their spat
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Quite a few times here
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Smells like a PR distraction , the whole thing. from the Boely/Egbali fall out
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Trump, the Reality TV man, is the champ at being a bitch, name calling, but bottom of the class when it comes to policy knowledge,or any gravitas whatsoever Harris should concentrate on policies.
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The debate will last 90 minutes with two ad breaks and no studio audience. The rules of engagement are: Only the moderators can ask questions Each candidate’s microphone will only be turned on when it is their turn to speak No opening statements; closing statements will be two minutes per candidate Trump won coin toss and selected to give last closing statement Candidates will stand behind podiums for the duration of the debate Props and prewritten notes are not allowed on stage No topics or questions have been shared with campaigns or candidates in advance Candidates will only be given a pen, pad of paper and a bottle of water Candidates have two-minutes to answers questions, two-minute rebuttals and one minute for follow-ups, clarifications, or responses Campaign staff may not interact with candidates during commercial breaks Moderators will enforce timing agreements and ensure a civilised discussion Trump has the last word with 2 minutes of talking
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Guardian take on it: Chelsea have held talks over leaving Stamford Bridge and moving to Earls Court as they seek a resolution to their plans for a bigger stadium. Increasing the capacity from 42,000 is a major priority for the owners and the difficulty of redeveloping the ground has led the club to look for a new site in west Lon Discussions have been held with Transport for London (TfL), one of the partners that looks after the Earls Court site, and the real estate developers Delancey. The Earl’s Court Development Committee (ECDC) wants to build a mixed-use development and no football stadium is included in its master plan, which is due to be presented next week to Hammersmith and Fulham council and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea council. Related: Clearlake hopes to buy out Todd Boehly or remove his power in Chelsea civil war The ECDC will be able to move ahead if it receives planning permission and that would place a major obstacle in Chelsea’s way. Key figures involved in planning in London believe the plans could be too expensive and that could open the door for Chelsea because a multi-use football stadium would in those circumstances be attractive. There would be the potential to build affordable housing on the site if Chelsea’s plan is approved. And this is one of those sometimes eventful things happen A potential obstacle for Chelsea is the civil war between their co-owners. Clearlake Capital, the majority shareholder, and Todd Boehly have fallen out and are looking at ways to buy each other out. A spokesman for the ECDC said: “There is no plan within our plans for Chelsea FC to relocate to the Earls Court site. We have a fully detailed design, shortly to be registered with both local authorities, which prioritises the delivery of thousands of homes and jobs, culture and open space through a well-designed and considered masterplan which has evolved over four years of engagement. This will see development commence in 2026 with the first residents and occupiers moving in from 2030. This is, and will remain, our primary focus.”
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Looking forward to the 'debate' tonight. I think the danger for Dems leading up to the Election is that Harris is a relatively unknown blank canvas in terms of stuff chucked at her. Think about Trump and hes still there, felon, rapist, thoughtless on any substance unless its Donald J Trump, misogynist, the list goes on yet hes Teflon Don. If Harris upsets the Capitol Hill billionaire lobbyists, or the Israeli lobby, or corporate media there will be all kinds of shit chucked at her. That said Trump with his mental state is perfectly capable of fucking up his own electoral objective - especially if he goes into tonights debate angry.
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😅👍 Much of the reason for that is those countries have been plundered by US corporations, divided by installing puppet regimes - be it Brazil 1964 Nicaragua, Mexico, Panama, Guatamala etc. Not blaming the US it was the Cold War and CCCP were doing the same in Cuba, South east Asia, Korea, etc The US in terms of geo political terms is the Rome of the Americas, the hub of an Empire -just as the UK ruled two thirds of the World in 1870. Heres the thing, though -all empires collapse. Its collapsing from within now thanks to a massive polarisation partly through billionaires, partly through Russian influence. The most potent weapon for this is Social media.
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Thats the same here people say areas are 'swamped' and it just deosnt work -it doesnt work because of lack of resources, infrastructure not thought about premeditatively, and thats when it breaks down. The other thing is in the UK and US, come on, we're all fucking immigrants at some point -unless you can trace your genes back to that fish that flopped out of the ocean 20 million years ago.
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Victor Moses our PL winner is back Free xfer to Luton -hes only 33 thought he was older
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Utter cuntery
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And guaranteed the filthy pederasts were commies
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One of my post grad modules was Violent Behaviour. Funnily enough it was taught by this scary ex Israeli paratrooper but he was great - despised the Zionist entity Israel had become - and when we looked at gang war, he was adamant the most violent and protected gang was the police - and that applied to every state in the World.
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The most violent gang, well armed and protected by law are the police
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With the likes of Madueke, Neto, Felix, Sancho, Christopher Nkunku, and Cole Palmer as competition, Maresca has plenty of options to replace an out-of-form player in upcoming fixtures. The recent £54m purchase of Neto serves as a stark challenge for Mudryk. Former Chelsea midfielder Craig Burley issued a stark warning to Mudryk, telling ESPN: "Mykhaylo Mudryk is just going to be a waste of time, as a starter. Pedro Neto will play there. He came on there, but he will play. Mudryk is just not consistent enough."
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He lives in a triplex apartment, this sort of garish, triplex apartment. It'd be like if [King of France] Louis the 14th smoked crystal meth and then decorated," Scaramucci 😅 Scaramucci points to a report by The Washington Post's Fact Checker team that Trump made more than 30,000 false or misleading claims over his four-year term. "Mr Trump has practised the big lie for five decades, and it works for him," he says. "We're living in a … post-truth society … and he represents that" Miles Taylor isn't so eloquent in his assessment of Trump. "He's just a fucking idiot," he says. Taylor was chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security. We would often find him in meetings completely distracted. He would go off on tangents and tirades. He would often repeat himself." Taylor says Trump's office was "like a crowded New York bagel shop". "You might be talking about a classified issue and someone who doesn't have a security clearance comes walking through "And he goes off on this tangent talking about how we should actually get snakes and alligators and fill this 2000-mile moat on the border so that if someone falls into the moat … they're facing the threat of snakes and alligators who might come after them." "He's just a complete fucking idiot."
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Chelsea’s civil war has led Clearlake Capital, the US private equity firm that owns a majority shareholding in the club, to consider buying out Todd Boehly or striking a deal with the billionaire that would remove his influence and keep him in little more than a ceremonial role. The atmosphere in Chelsea’s boardroom has deteriorated since the weekend and Boehly, who wants the situation resolved as soon as possible, is confident he has investors ready to provide the £2.5bn that could allow him to buy Clearlake’s 61.5% stake. Guardian
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Classic doc right now on Trump on UK TV John Bolton - says Trump never read any briefing notes, has the attention span of a fruit fly, and before meeting Putin, Trump asked his advisor ''is Finland in Russia ?''
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Georgia set to be a mahoosive clusterfuck
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Brad Raffensburger removed from Georgia as Election Official. Remember him ? He was the one Trump was begging and threatening to get 11 000 votes overturned. He is replaced with 3 Election Officials who have the discretion to overturn the Georgia result in favour of Trump. Georgia the cradle of Civil Rights knows all about Voter Suppression....
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Looking forward to that. Microphones will be muted. Think @robsblubot is right, it will reveal who is the real senile git
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Two women who say they were raped and strangled by the controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate have spoken to the BBC about their experiences. Another woman has alleged, for the first time, she was raped by Mr Tate’s younger brother, Tristan - also an influencer with millions of followers. The Tate brothers, aged 37 and 36, currently face charges in Romania of human trafficking and forming an organised group to sexually exploit women. Andrew Tate is also charged with rape. If found guilty, the two men could be jailed for more than 10 years
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