OrangeKhrush

i wouldn't think that alienating the people from the government is a good political strategy, from the Scottish PM declaring that the problem with Scotland is that it's full of Scots in the best Longshanks throwback, to Varadkar calling the Irish the problem with Ireland is not going to see you stay in power long. I haven't seen Sunak reach that level of depravity yet.

when the person in question looks so healthy but apparently was so neglected. she was apparently left to die. it's all PR spin, what you never see is the refugee camps protected by the IDF, corridors protected by the IDF and how these refugees are treated well, the most sick or injured get evac to Israeli hospitals with their families, that never gets reported on by any left leaning mainstream source. what also is ignored is that tunnels are now found and shown linking networks to schools, hospitals, this removes the protection of these facilities. Al Shifa has also not been hit by any ordinance, a Hamas ballistic hit the parking lot but the building itself is fine. The US have through official communique confirmed weapons and weapon making equipment in these tunnels to infer it has military function. This would mean international laws will not apply. the only solution is Israel to eliminate Hamas and the US steps in like Iraq and Afghanistan to oversee a legitimate government voted by Palastinians without threat of a gun, the US stay there until the government is functional and can protect itself from HAMAS, Fattah, PLO, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad and other terror groups within the territory. Palastine will then be declared a state and must sign up to the UN no negotiation on this, they will be subject to UN compliance which includes a UN inspection into terror related activities and arms deals etc. A new recognition agreement is also needed that allows Israel full military control of the heights and to have military bases in the west bank to protect missle defence arrays which are crucial to depth of defence from inbound cruise missiles, these missiles protection systems also protect Palastinians from say Iran deeming them surplus to requirements, I think it's a very fair compromise for lasting peace.

The BBC has had to apologise three times now for lying, they keep blaming translation or editing but the reality is the BBC are there to damage reputation with lies. they reported Israel was targeting doctors at Al Shifa, but in reality they sent specialists to help evacuate and transfer patients to within Israel's borders.

it looks like the US is positioning multiple carrier fleets with a threat of war with Iran and their allies looking likely. The IAF reported engagements with the Iranians but Iran is not prepared to get into an air war with the vastly more sophisticated IAF.

because they don't lie?

was playing rust with old gaming friends, we raided a griefing clan compound and trolled them beautifully. i destroyed their TC and built a new one into their bases honeycomb layer which will cause the base to decay until they find it by destroying their own base or other raiders find it.

50m more than they are worth

read that Varane will leave end of season due to a fallout with Ten Hag.

not sure what your point is. Abolishing FFP will make small market teams viable to rich investment which will lead to more competition and thus breaking the big 6 monopoly. I'm not sure what you mean exactly by the rich get richer. I am sure FFP won't disappear if the power rests in the current status quo. I also don't want to be part of that group if clubs, nor do they want us there as 6 ways is more than 7 ways, I regard Villa as rich but like us the top 6 don't want anyone in that party as the more you add the less the profits get I agree with punishment for Everton for breach of rules but I find it concerning that Everton are made scapegoats to Chelsea whom have dropped 1.3bn in 4 years while gross income was less than a third of that and somehow this is "legal". If Everton got 10 points deducted then Chelsea should be in serious trouble

when there are to many rules, it becomes confusing to enforce rules. FFP should be scrapped, it will encourage wealthy backers to buy smaller clubs and rattle the big 6 some more.

So Melenkovic Savic and Benzema on loan then

i think a bad Euros may once and for all end Southgate, absolute dros football.

i was watching a vlog on more interesting legal avenues we have in the Tonali saga. We obviously don't want to hold the player responsible as it would cause unhappiness and we intend him to be part of the project. one unexplored option is holding the Italian football federation liable for knowing about ongoing charges and they failed to stop the transfer. The Italian football federation let A.C. Milan know of impending investigations and charges last year. the legal recourse would be contractual damages for that 10 month period but also damages incurred to find a alternative. if successful we can theoretically dump Ruben Neves half season loan and 350k per week on A.C. Milan and/or Italian Football Federation. that would be around 25-30 million easy income.

man United definitely voted for, they will be loaning Todibo and Thuram from nice

Adam Crofton back to his old news dating back to 2020 prior to the Piracy legal issue being resolved. Once the legal battle was resolved and BeIn were paid there was no legal mechanism to stop a take over.

if man city are found guilty of fraud related misconduct, then there is no other outcome outside disqualification and demotion. if they are found guilty in a season the only way to make it fair is give everyone 6 points. the common mistake I've seen the last week is people conflating City and Everton as similar which is anything but true.

I wonder what he is in prison for, fraud maybe?

city and Chelsea should be shitting themselves but somehow the FA will go light on them, watch the space.

10 points is not as bad as I was thinking, Everton should overcome it. Chelsea and City will be sweatier than a Vietnam sweatshop right now, talks of disqualification and relegation thrown around. Im sure Todd will put some of that money in the FA pocket to get something lighter

I'd say Pakistan are the sub continents bottlers, so much promise but they always flop

Ive never really seen him outside a car, or seen him relative to other drivers which never created perspective. 173cm is rated above average for male height so it may just been the disparity in height here.

Is it just me or is bottas small.

professional bottlers are back as I told you Stan. the meaningless games are what they are but when something is on the line they bottle it. how these hacks made a semi is an indictment to the state of cricket. you'd have a hard time making a world team to play India that isn't average.

i was playing with a long time gamer pal on a rust server trying the attack heli. we have insane hours with the battlefield 4 attack heli and I found the system identical and not much of a learning curve. it's a beast but not a fortress like battlefield. it is weak to helpless against SAMs which are seriously OP

it's a bit of a disaster. Isak may return and there are a few that should be back in December but the added games have taken to much of a toll. we will need to sign in January without doubt, that Eze boy of yours would be nice in our very English team. Kalvin Phillips has been thrown around and a pure DM is what we need, a clean up man, it's just whether Phillips can get back to 2020/2021 levels