Fucking good. Make examples out of a few of those shitcunts and the rest will get the message crank calling 911 isn't a game.
People want to predict the next big catastrophe but the truth is that you can’t pin it down and most events are slow and gradual. Part of why I think the economy of the world is fucked is because chinas one child policy and a lot of western investors put too many eggs in one basket.
This is a phenomenal post and I just want to draw more attention to it. Nice work.
I think that much of the idea that China will collapse naturally comes from this idea that they've got a billion plus people that need to be fed, housed, etc. They built all those cities with no one to live in them, I don't think China even knows how many people they have. There was some research that looked at the number of vaccine doses required for infants, as well as salt consumption, that just doesn't add up to the number of people that they claim to have. It's probably that corrupt provincial leaders have been lying for a century+ about their populations so that they can get increased funding from the national government.
how else are the local PD supposed to justify the MRAP they got from the DOD. Thanks Obama!
It doesn't help that China and Pakistan are working together on each other's nuclear programs.
There's too much going on right now. The glimpses we got into China are bad, yet no one can predict exactly what'll happen to it. I think besides Corona fucking up the elite's plans, the lockdowns revealed just how fragile the hyper-interconnected globohomo system is. Companies have been moving their outsourcing to Vietnam and other ASEAN countries, India (saar), and places like Mexico and Poland. China knows this, hence the Belt and Road initiative. They want to mimic Western colonialism to get Western advantages. They don't want to rely on just one place, they can't trust it, As far as the US is concerned, manufacturing should be one of our biggest priorities besides drilling etc. It's going to be a challenge, but we do have manufacturers here already and building those sectors up even more will help our economy become more sustainable, sustainable being the key word. China and US are suffering because of the line must go up mentality, albeit in different ways.
Maybe once this war is over Russia can finally have regain Pizza Hut and Gorbachovs vision for his country would finally be realized.
I recall the rule existing because it was mentioned in Waynes World but not the why.
It's due to a 2005 trade law apparently.
He knew that if they did shut down that it’d make it easier to fire everybody.
That’s not the full picture, sadly. Seems it was part of some trade deal with the EU—France, mostly, trying to shield a piece of their culture beyond their borders. Honestly, I’m fine with that, so long as they don’t turn around and scoff at Americans doing the same for our own heritage—like, what, we can’t trademark bald eagles and apple pie next? I know plenty of local wineries whipping up some damn fine brut-style bubbly that’d make a Frenchman choke on his croissant, and they don’t need a fancy label to prove it. What gets me is the lack of nuance in all this—people acting like it’s black-and-white when there’s enough gray to make a nun blush at a moonshine still.
Okay, I'm just going to introduce a bill in Illinois to rename Champaign IL into Champagne Province, IL. Then I'll open a Champagne business there just to stick it to French uppity cocksuckers and George Bush can come stop me himself. We'll name all the bottles as Product of Champagne Province and simply not say whether they're product of US or France or make it in the tiniest print possible. Under the cork, maybe. Then we'll get some liquor vendor licenses and ship them all over the world. Mainly in France because fuck the French. I'm really willing to do whatever dumb idea we can think of at this point just to stick Eurocuck's noses in shit.
"Bourbon" is also a legally-protected word with the same limitations. "Bourbon" can only be produced in the US.
I still have the tan Crown Royal bag from when they made a Bourbon for like 2 months a few years ago and then got shut down.
Who cares? I don't drink anymore, but cava was always better. I occasionally buy a non-alcoholic cava for special occasions.
1. you're acting like this isn't going to be rolled out to every college and 2. no one that works in HR follows the news 3. saying you have too many Jewish employees is the type of thing that will lead to you being fired.
isn't it crazy how quickly the left backpedals on everything.
