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[Redav]

What happened to Elon Musk? Is he still alive?

 

[primer]

New Zealand-born reggae artist Lotima Nicholas Pome’e – aka General Fiyah – has been reportedly detained in the US and deported. The young musician had been scheduled to perform at Polyfest, a major Pacific cultural festival held in Washington on Saturday. In a post on social media, General Fiyah expressed his apologies to fans. “I am really sorry to let you all know that I won’t be able to make the performance tonight,” the post read.

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Part way through performs in a Gadaffi outfit and the name he went with turned out to be a bit tone deaf. Compared to contemporary US blaspheming artists his perfomances are more like Donny and Marie clean.

 

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Gang of five's story and are sticking to that.

 

[Chazman]

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[muck]

No offence, but … He took office in January, how could he be "largely" responsible for a development that started three years ago?

Obviously, the tariffs will have had some impact. But I'd reckon the Chinese brought this decline in foreign investment upon themselves, for the most part. They've strongarmed a sizable host of foreign companies out of previously amicable joint ventures, and continue to steal trade secrets like it's about to go out of style.

Investors want stability and legal certainty. Xi has erroded both.

 

[haze99]

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[Redav]

 

[Chazman]

No offence, but … He took office in January, how could he be "largely" responsible for a development that started three years ago?

Obviously, the tariffs will have had some impact. But I'd reckon the Chinese brought this decline in foreign investment upon themselves, for the most part. They've strongarmed a sizable host of foreign companies out of previously amicable joint ventures, and continue to steal trade secrets like it's about to go out of style.

Investors want stability and legal certainty. Xi has erroded both.

Investors are have realized that China is not the panacea they were promised. I get your point about the "3 years", though.

 

[Chazman]

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An amazing picture.

 

[uktabber]

No one looks happy here........something that Putin has said or done is not sitting well with them and didn't sit well with the Trump team during the meeting Monday......"something made everyone ash'n faced" when they left. Wonder what it was??

 

[Chazman]

No one looks happy here........something that Putin has said or done is not sitting well with them and didn't sit well with the Trump team during the meeting Monday......"something made everyone ash'n faced" when they left. Wonder what it was??

I don't know, hard to tell. They all have their serious faces on, which is appropriate.

 

[primer]

The gold office.

 

[Fluff]

wtf?

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[Euroamerican]

^----- That's a bit more than I was expecting. I'm expecting a quiet campaign of jungle camp interdiction.

 

[Chazman]

wtf?

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Wasn't on my Bingo card, but give Maduro a few things to think about.

 

[Fluff]

Wasn't on my Bingo card, but give Maduro a few things to think about.

Maybe Putin in the beast was like Maduro who? I get Donbass, you get Venezuela

 

[Chazman]

Hmm.

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[Mark Sman]

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I can't consider Kiriakou a trustworthy commentator, but he is very knowledgeable about the mechanism of intelligence agencies. Taibbi has brought forawrd some interesting stuff.

Here they both discuss how Russiagate is completely falling apart and may result in charges.

 

[primer]

"As we're getting closer to the election, are you getting frustrated with the FBI?" Stephanopoulos asked. "A little bit," Steele said. Fearing that his report to the FBI had fallen on deaf ears, Steele said that Simpson, the Fusion GPS founder, organized a meeting for Steele with reporters in Washington. It was another point of contention between Steele and Burrows, who warned that doing so would threaten to expose him as the source of information. Steele said Simpson wanted the meeting to "stimulate [the reporters] to look into this themselves" -- not for them to report on his allegations. Steele later lamented that his dossier was made public. But critics say his decision to meet with reporters contradicts that sentiment. "If he didn't want the details in the dossier to be public, why the hell was he collecting information for the dossier? And why was he meeting with reporters to tell them about it?" asked Barry Meier, the author of "Spooked: The Trump Dossier, Black Cube, and the Rise of Private Spies."

Middle age crisis perhaps.

 

[Mike1976]

"As we're getting closer to the election, are you getting frustrated with the FBI?" Stephanopoulos asked. "A little bit," Steele said. Fearing that his report to the FBI had fallen on deaf ears, Steele said that Simpson, the Fusion GPS founder, organized a meeting for Steele with reporters in Washington. It was another point of contention between Steele and Burrows, who warned that doing so would threaten to expose him as the source of information. Steele said Simpson wanted the meeting to "stimulate [the reporters] to look into this themselves" -- not for them to report on his allegations. Steele later lamented that his dossier was made public. But critics say his decision to meet with reporters contradicts that sentiment. "If he didn't want the details in the dossier to be public, why the hell was he collecting information for the dossier? And why was he meeting with reporters to tell them about it?" asked Barry Meier, the author of "Spooked: The Trump Dossier, Black Cube, and the Rise of Private Spies."

Middle age crisis perhaps.

Somewhat reminds me of Ian Fleming. Was adjacent to the real deal, but only ever got to write fictionalized stories about it. This is the one thing that could elevate Steele above the numerous faceless intelligence analists who's carreer in the intel world goes by unnoticed.

Well he might get his wish after all, but unlike Fleming who made good money off of his fiction the only thing Steele might earn is free housing and three meals a day until the next democrat president grants him amnesty.

Dreamt of being Bond, yet the only Bond he might see is the bail bond agent.