06-22-26 spal
| As always beware ... "The lady doth protest too much" |
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06-22-26 spal
In my experience, the "moralists" are often time the least moral... Plenty anti-corruption prosecutors are personally corrupt, and many morality preachers are sex offenders..
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And here was written the "wisdom of the Colores" ... |
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06-22-26 carib
Torquemada, that jews remember as a fanatic anti-semite killer of jews.. was himself of jewish descent (as Hitler, most likely)
beware of moralists.. |
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06-22-26 carib
Panas: you disagree with AOC, not with me..
IF transparency is mandatory, by law, then it should apply to all elected officials (and family).
If it is merely voluntary.. it depends on a voluntary decision.
If a politician acts in the opposite way than he/she preaches (which is most common) the "punishment" would be up to voters, not to the institutions.
In my experience, the "moralists" are often time the least moral... Plenty anti-corruption prosecutors are personally corrupt, and many morality preachers are sex offenders..
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06-22-26 spal
why not fully audit AOC (great idea).
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Certainly worth a considered approach. |
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06-22-26 panasonic
“I have the same right to privacy as everyone else.”
Carib, I beg to disagree, if one asks for transparency first thing is to open its own books, no?
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06-22-26 carib
| Otherwise the USA becomes Russia.. where opposing or criticising the regime means your get poisoned, arrested, expropriated.. or audited.. and serving the regime means you move from cook to billionaire.. |
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06-22-26 carib
SPAL: why not fully audit AOC (great idea).. and the Trump family net worth change after re-election (great idea too)?
transparency is a good idea.. if it is applied systematically to all persons holding high office..
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06-22-26 spal
AOC says she has “no reason” to cooperate with federal auditors investigating her suspicious $22 million net worth.
“I have the same right to privacy as everyone else.”
Meanwhile, investigators are baffled—how does a socialist congresswoman go from bartender to multi-millionaire without something shady going on?
One federal official warned:
“It would be in her best interest to cooperate.”
The walls are closing in. |
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06-22-26 leopardo
VNZ GOV rejected Lazard 25mln offer to restructure debt and stuck with the 150mln Centerview offer....
Something cooking. |
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06-22-26 spal
italian political "elites" in the XXth century, had their limits, but they were giants.
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Yes you had quite the heritage of political thinkers and intellectuals. |
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06-22-26 carib
Burnham is probably as un-elitist as they come.
Manchester working class background. No Eton.
Interest rates UP in the Uk following news. |
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06-22-26 carib
| PS: italian political "elites" in the XXth century, had their limits, but they were giants compared to the dwarfish clowns they were replaced with in the XXI century (no implication of Meloni, who has guts and common sense, in part compensating for limited culture) |
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06-22-26 spal
when NIMBYsm wins referenda (or just has majority in polls) is it "elite"?
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Carib ... it is due to the sad state of "class consciousness". Personally I blame Avocado Toast. |
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06-22-26 carib
SPAL: easy solution: a republic.
(but it was not paradise under Cromwell) |
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06-22-26 carib
| SPAL: history, since Adam and Eve, was rarely made by "majorities". |
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06-22-26 carib
I do not know the UK well enough, but I did know Italy well enough. Elites are not good enough, there, but the problem is the resistance of A MAJORITY to adapt to technological and economic change.
Energy in Italy is expensive because they refuse nuclear, renewables are a nightmare to get authorisation for, Italy has no oil and gas and electrification is slow.
The result is DECLINE.
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06-22-26 spal
| I would "go Singapore" provided also that the Crown Estate was nationalized. Good idea. |
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06-22-26 spal
Uk "non white" immigration has roots in the Empire.
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To be frank the majority of Island dwellers in the UK had no Empire - no role and no say except perhaps waving a flag.
The Empire was a plaything of a certain class. No more no less. There were of course consequences.
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06-22-26 carib
| Spal: when NIMBYsm wins referenda (or just has majority in polls) is it "elite"? |
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06-22-26 carib
PS: maybe in the matter of "affordable housing" one should just follow the (successful) example of Singapore. No reason to try re-inventing the wheel.
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06-22-26 spal
what are the UK exports without services produced "in London"
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Exactly and tragically.
Eat the rich. |
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06-22-26 spal
| NIMBYsm = elite interests ... pure and simple. |
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06-22-26 carib
SPAL: are quantum physics and artificial intelligence not too complicated for a majority of adults?
It is a fact not altered by the reality that all adults still have a right to vote.
I had two cousins who were university professors of nuclear physics (in the US and EU). One discovered an elementary particle and the other (non german) directed the german institute of nuclear physics.
If I tried to read their publications, I understood close to nothing, but I trusted their judgement on nuclear physics. |
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06-22-26 carib
Spal:
1)
we agree energy is "complicated". Offshore wind is much more expensive and complicated than onshore wind. The extra cost is caused by NIMBYsm. Sadly, not much sun in the UK year round, and no nuclear industry in the UK. EDF reactors way too expensive.
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what are the UK exports without services produced "in London"?
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there is nothing preventing the EU from reforming her immigration rules, once a majority of voters and countries want such change.
But it took way to long to get such a change of attitude. Uk "non white" immigration has roots in the Empire, not in the EU.
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06-22-26 spal
No matter what is said and particularly if we say "sorry mate it is just too complicated" you don't change the facts that the affordable housing stock is now a pathetic mess, that energy prices and policy have been irredeemably badly managed and the same goes for immigration.
"too complicated" ... does not cut it. |
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06-22-26 spal
Carib - the UK energy market is rigged - I recall looking at how offshore wind energy tariffs were set - it is an insane subsidy. Also the North Sea was incredibly badly managed (witness Norway if you want to understand the difference). These were ideologically motivated missteps. No ideology is normally a sickness as far as I can see... but it is complicated I will grant that.
Housing is unaffordable because London dominates the economy. London and the UK are not synonymous, but "what is is good for London" has been the mentality.
Concerning immigration - I thought most of the issue was the so called human rights treaties. Again ideology (of the rich and ashamed). |
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06-22-26 carib
I also agree the road to hell is usually paved with good intentions..
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06-22-26 carib
Savo: I agree with you in not knowing how to fix the Uk and about London..
But I know Brexit was not the viable solution.
I think the whole EU needs big change, but splintering would make things worse (and probably they will). |
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06-22-26 carib
Spal: It is indeed "complicated".
London has a pakistani mayor and the UK had an indian prime minister and an african opposition leader.. because the UK used to be an empire. Difficult to undo.
Housing is unaffordable (in many towns) because of NIMBYsm, and building restrictions, first of all.
Energy is expensive.. because of taxes, and slow transition, I guess.
It's 40 degrees in London.. because of climate change (even more difficult to fix).
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06-22-26 spal
I think that the elite mind is "too complicated" ... too subtle ... floating on gossamer and ethics ...
And this is the road to hell. |
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06-22-26 savo
spain is doing better because it has no budget since 2022...
the worst thing that can happen to a country is a new budget every 12 months. |
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06-22-26 savo
| carib.. i do not know what the solution to the UK problem is... but London has turned into a Islamabad. |
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06-22-26 carib
Victor: neither.
I am neither british nor spanish.
But Spain is doing better than the UK, at present (even if I disagree with Sanchez on taxes, defence spending and Israel). |
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06-22-26 spal
complicated problems
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So they don't understand why energy prices are high - housing unaffordable and the country stuffed full of third world migrants.
No ... this is just too complicated ...
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06-22-26 victor
savo, carib, who is worse: starmer or sanchez?
btw
El Supremo condena al exministro Ábalos a 24 años de cárcel por corrupción
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06-22-26 carib
| Next UK elections are in 2029... lots of water under the bridge before that. |
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06-22-26 carib
| And only 18% of brits consider the US a reliable ally.. |
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06-22-26 carib
One of the key motives of Brexit voters was reducing immigration.
The outcome is fewer european immigrants and more asian-african immigrants. The issue to address was a different one: control non-european immigration in Europe.
The illusion of Brexit was becoming the USA long arm in Europe. Trump broke that illusion.
Now, according to polls.. 2/3 of brits think Brexit was a mistake. |
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06-22-26 carib
the old say applies: simple, appealing solutions for complicated problems normally have a snag: they do not work.
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06-22-26 spal
MASS
908 DEVICES INC
... starter ... hand held mass spectrometers
Units selling fast (Gillette strategy ... sell services through the installed base). |
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06-22-26 spal
Rupert Lowe
Starmer has played a large part in the destruction of our nation.
I have no sympathy for him. At all. |
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06-22-26 spal
My daughter (who holds UK citenship) and her husband (native born) will both vote Restore - my son (again a citizen) will vote Reform.
All want change - perhaps it is inchoate, perhaps badly articulated, but the sense of a firm commitment to the average person there has slipped.
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06-22-26 spal
| The reactionary parties are there for a reason ... not simply to capitalize on "fools" ... or am I wrong? |
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06-22-26 spal
| Calling the average person "fools" right now ... directly or by implication I don't think gets are how they experience their day to day lives. |
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06-22-26 spal
| Now it is possible to rationalize these issues "away" ... although ironically ... they remain. |
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06-22-26 spal
So in the UK do you perhaps think that via the price of energy, housing and a country that is changing its meaning and complexion - already indicates that the average person in the UK has been taken for a ride - treated as a chump (a fool).
I would say so - personally. |
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06-22-26 carib
Savo: Farage is taking electors for fools even more, so that is no solution, but bigger problem.
Like Trump and Bibi.. |
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06-22-26 spal
| Keir today, gone tomorrow |
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06-22-26 savo
Greenspan in front of his Creator...100
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06-22-26 savo
europe needs more guys like Farage... less guys like Macron
Britain is broken, we need an election.
I am calling for a General Election at the soonest possible date.
NIGEL FARAGE
JUN 22, 2026
The Prime Minister is finished. I have to give Starmer some credit: even I couldn’t have predicted how quickly he would reveal himself as the most incompetent Prime Minister this country has ever had the misfortune of having.
Starmer isn’t the first Prime Minister I’ve deposed, and he won’t be the last. David Cameron. Theresa May. Rishi Sunak. And next up - Andy Burnham. The reason each leader has failed is the same. What the political class fails to understand is that the electorate won’t accept being taken for fools. They cannot continue to take the votes of the people who supported them for granted, only to betray them upon having gained power. Politics is about trust.
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That is why I am calling for a General Election at the soonest possible date. You know as well as I do that the country cannot afford to waste another week drifting from crisis to crisis. That’s why millions of you turned out in the local elections to vote for Reform councillors, and it’s why we have led in more than 300 opinion polls for well over a year.
The British public have made their voices clear in May this year and last: Britain is broken and they want a radical reforming government that will fundamentally fix our country. But instead, Westminster wants to crown Andy Burnham off the back of a single by-election.
I’ve been frank that I was disappointed by the result in Makerfield. But I must also remind people of something important. On the ballot paper in that by-election, there was no discussion about “Manchesterism”, no pretence that Burnham had any actual solutions to the problems plaguing the country. He simply repackaged Reform’s winning strategy from the May elections to great effect to Get Starmer Out. When he knocked on doors, he didn’t try and convince people that he was the right man to represent their constituency, just that he was not Keir Starmer. He sold people a compelling message - of Starmer being thrown out of Downing Street.
That’s why it’s ridiculous to pretend that Andy Burnham has any kind of meaningful mandate to lead the country. We are about to have our sixth Prime Minister in seven years; this is farcical, reminiscent of post-war Italy. Is that the sort of politics Labour voters wanted to see repeated when they took a chance on a different party in 2024? No. They wanted to see the Tories thrown out of power, in the same way Makerfield voters only wanted to see the back of Keir Starmer. Removing a failing leader, only to replace him with another one - without a public vote or even an open discussion - is not a fair deal for the British people.
I happen to believe that a mandate from the British people matters. So let’s remember what this Labour government has done in their short two years in power. The party started by trying to steal from pensioners, while simultaneously refusing to take action against welfare cheats. Rachel Reeves raided your pay packet to throw money towards public sector fat cats. Promises to “smash the gangs” were hollow, as illegal migration through the Channel hit record highs. Digital ID was to be foisted upon people regardless of their wishes. Hardened criminals were released from prisons back onto your streets. The Chagos Islands were nearly handed over at a cost to the taxpayer, and farmers were hit by a death tax.
Not a single one of these decisions made by Keir was in Labour’s manifesto. They took your trust and threw it back in your face.
I could go on listing every deliberate policy choice this party made without bothering to consult the public. But instead, I want to ask you a question.
Where was Andy Burnham?
The man who now presumes to be our Prime Minister based on less than 25,000 votes. The man who has spent his entire life in politics, and yet who we seem to know so little about.
That, of course, is by design. When Burnham wasn’t promising Makerfield residents that a vote for him was the quickest way to remove the Prime Minister, he was pretending to anyone who would pay attention that he was really someone else.
Suddenly, he wasn’t the Andy Burnham who had served in Gordon Brown’s government (and voted for the war in Iraq), or who had lost a leadership campaign to Jeremy Corbyn. He wasn’t the Andy Burnham who campaigned for migrants to have access to public money through our benefits system, or the Burnham who thought biological men should be allowed to go into women’s toilets.
It displays nothing less than contempt for the British people for Burnham to have disguised his true beliefs in this way. But we should expect nothing less from the man who couldn’t even stand by his only honourable decision - his promise to respect the will of the people to uphold the Brexit referendum result. To men like Burnham, democracy is only a means to an end, to be discarded as soon as it is inconvenient for his personal ambitions.
That is not what I stand for, and it’s not a kind of politics I could ever support.
That is why we must have a General Election at the earliest possible opportunity. I’m not frightened of Andy Burnham or any of the other Labour Party stooges. The same applies to Kemi Badenoch’s Conservative Party, who oppose a General Election and seem to think that it is perfectly acceptable to chop and change Prime Ministers at will. This is how the uniparty operates. The truth is that they are frightened of us. That’s why they band together at every by-election to attempt to block us from victory, why they tried to cancel the local elections and why they’ll try their very hardest to hold off on a general election for as long as possible.
Andy Burnham has good reason to be afraid of us. Reform is the only party that listens to the desires of working people and offers them solutions, rather than flattery and patronisation.
We know that Britain is broken. Growth has collapsed. Taxes are at a post-war high, and we pay more for our energy than anyone in the developed world. We hand over £100 billion a year just to service the debt racked up by the Conservatives and Labour. Our borders are wide open, our streets are lawless, and last year, a quarter of a million of our most ambitious people gave up and left. Rachel Reeves increase in employers’ National Insurance contributions has made it more expensive for businesses to hire people, and the strivers who work hard and play by the rules are punished, while those who take more than they put in are rewarded. This is the Britain that two failed parties have handed us.
Reform have a plan to take back control of our borders by leaving the ECHR and ending ILR for millions of low-skilled migrants. Our Equal Treatment Act will return your ancient rights to equal treatment before the courts. We’ll end Net Zero and the war on motorists, and restore order to your streets by jailing criminals. Small businesses and sole traders battered by Rachel Reeves will, under my government, benefit from the raising of the VAT tax threshold - because we understand that working people don’t need handouts, but to keep the money they have themselves made. Our No Tax On Overtime policy will not only benefit hard-working people, but also improve productivity in our country, which is sorely needed.
And it is my pledge to you that Britons will never again be used as a piggy bank to cover up the mistakes of the political class.
Burnham won’t solve your problems, because Labour cannot solve your problems. The party is intellectually and morally spent. Backed into a corner by the rabid hard left and their own ideological stubbornness, the only action they’re now capable of is to ban things.
Andy Burnham knows this. He doesn’t care about our borders, our rotten high streets, our energy bills or our collapsing finances. That’s why he didn’t even try and campaign on his own ideas - because he doesn’t have any. His plan for government is to act as continuity Starmer, and hope the rest of us are too stupid to notice. Burnham is drawn from the same governing class that has failed you time and time again. Only Reform is offering a genuine alternative to the same old broken status quo.
I’ve had enough of waiting around. Britain needs change - real change, not another washed-up has-been shoved into place by the uniparty.
If Labour thinks it can shove another professional politician into No 10, it has another thing coming. Reform is ready for an election, and we are ready to deliver radical change. |
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06-22-26 carib
La estatal Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) contrató a la firma legal internacional Greenberg Traurig con el objetivo de recibir apoyo en las negociaciones de contratos petroleros con empresas extranjeras, según informó Bloomberg.
La firma jurídica confirmó su vínculo con la petrolera venezolana y precisó que su labor consiste en asesorar a la estatal en la estructuración de contratos, así como en el cumplimiento de los requisitos legales y regulatorios pertinentes. Este proceso busca concretarse antes de agosto, mes en el que vence un plazo clave para la industria. |
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06-22-26 carib
El fondo de inversión estadounidense Greylock Capital está dando un paso atrás en su función dentro del ‘comité directivo’ del Comité de Acreedores de Venezuela, pero seguirá siendo miembro del grupo más amplio, según informaron dos fuentes a Reuters este jueves 18 de junio de 2026.
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06-22-26 victor
petro finally admitted the results..
blaming the new middle class that he created..
which now acts like the middle class in the usa (created by dems) that now vote dt.. instead of helping the poor.
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Gustavo Petro
Bogotanos y bogotanas, mucha tranquilidad de acuerdo a los datos quien da la presidencia a Abelardo no es Antioquia sino Bogotá dónde una clase media beneficiaria de la reforma laboral de mi gobierno, decidió recortar la distancia que el progresismo tenía al votar con 300.000 votos más a Abelardo.
Beneficiaria de los gobiernos de izquierda que aumentaron la clase media bogotana, incluida mi alcaldía que sacó, como ahora, mucha gente de la pobreza en la ciudad y aumentó la clase media, está ha adoptado una agenda que se ve más representada en Abelardo, como en Peñalosa que.en progresismo que ha hecho crecer la clase media de la ciudad.
Eso ya ha sido analizado y se llama tirar la escalera por donde se ascendió,para que no asciendan otros como sucede con los residentes ya establecidos en EEUU y los nuevos migrantes ilegales,.una.parye de la clase media quiere ser como Abelardo en vez de mirar como se le da la.mano a la juventud bogotana a la que dieron la espalda llamándolos petroñeros.
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06-22-26 victor
..and petro isnt recognizing the result.. yet.
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Gustavo Petro 11m
Le pido a la población de Cali guardar calma, este es el momento de la sabiduría.
Hoy por hoy no hay presidente elegido hasta que las comisiones escrutadores den sus resultados. Cómo dije está mañana aceptaré el resultado que digan los jueces porque así lo ordena la ley.
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06-22-26 spal
| Abelardo de la Espriella has won Colombia’s presidential runoff |
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06-22-26 spal
Pakistan and Qatar issued a statement saying the Iran-U.S. negotiations ate progressing constructively and there’s a roadmap for Lebanon deescalation.
US futures have reversed most of their losses.
Oil has lost its gains at the most.
Gold/metals up. |
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06-21-26 savo
cac... yes to the people of israel
no to its bloodthirsty government. |
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06-21-26 panasonic
| British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Expected to Resign Monday: Report |
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06-21-26 pillz
06-21-26 CAC
Am Israel Jai
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CAC it is : Am Yisrael Chai
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Am_Yisrael_Chai |
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06-21-26 victor
savo
Si Peinado ha presenciado esas hazañas de la policía, ¿cómo no iba a actuar con la cautela necesaria para asegurar la acción de la Justicia?
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absolutely.. the puigdemont case is by the worst for the cops' reputation.
he entered spain illegally, went to a political meeting, went into hiding, and then left spain illegally..
in the meantime, half the cops in spain were supposedly looking for him in order to arrest him. |
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06-21-26 carib
I think it was Nixon who introduced the "madman tactic" as a negotiation tool.
But Nixon was not mad at all.. |
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06-21-26 carib
A poll by Israel’s Hebrew University, provided to Reuters, showed about 92 per cent of Israelis believe Iran benefited more than Israel from the joint Israeli-US military campaign, while just 8 per cent see Israel as having emerged victorious.
Almost 90 per cent of Israelis said war goals had not been met and fewer than 30 per cent believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claims of major achievements.
He faces an election in the autumn. |
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06-21-26 carib
Savo: the answer to the sanity question is clearly negative.
But this is no news.
:-( |
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06-21-26 savo
victor
https://www.libertaddigital.com/espana/2026-06-21/federico-jimenez-losantos-pues-claro-que-la-policia-de-sanchez-podria-ayudar-a-huir-a-su-senora-7424329/ |
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06-21-26 savo
Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) entre enero y mayo de 2026 aumentaron 54%
technically speaking... the rep owes pdvsa a lot of money... most pdvsa bonds...were borrowed to hand over the money to the republic... so the republic spent the money form the bonds issued by it and the bonds issued by pdvsa...
and i am not talking about taxes or royalties... i am talking about money just given to the rep.
Another reason why pdvsa debt and rep debt should not be part of the same restructuring. |
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06-21-26 savo
US-Iran Peace Talks Fail.
The US delegation, led by JD Vance, entered the meeting arena first. This was strange, because the party that claims to be the upper hand typically arrives last.
Shortly after, the Iranian delegation arrived. They greeted the mediator, Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif, but informed him that they refused to negotiate due to recent threats issued by Trump. They didn't meet Vance and then abruptly left.
A panicked Sharif frantically requested his boss, "Field Marshal" Munir, to intervene, but Munir also appeared helpless. Watching from a distance, Vance approached and asked what had happened. A shaken Sharif and Munir apologetically explained the situation to him.
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06-21-26 savo
is this guy sane?
"You close it and you won't have a country." President Trump said he told Iranian officials about the Strait of Hormuz. "You won't even make it back to your fu*king country."
"We may take over the Strait, if we have to," Trump said. "If they don't make a deal, we'll collect tolls."
Trump added the U.S. could become the "Guardian Angel" of the Strait, and take 20% of the oil.
https://x.com/TreyYingst/status/2068685921956798640 |
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06-21-26 carib
Rahm Emanuel attacked Donald Trump’s ceasefire deal with Iran, claiming the US president “just got schooled” hours after the Revolutionary Guards announced they were closing the Strait of Hormuz.
Emanuel, a veteran Democratic powerbroker who is a long-shot presidential candidate, slammed the deal signed by Trump in Versailles this week as “the memorandum of misunderstanding”.
“While the president thinks he wrote a book called The Art of the Deal, they’re going to teach him a lesson — which is the Persian lesson, the art of the negotiation,” he said. “And he just got schooled, unbelievably.”
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06-21-26 carib
| Los ingresos facturados por Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) entre enero y mayo de 2026 aumentaron 54% con respecto al mismo período de 2025, al arrojar un acumulado de 9.400 millones de dólares. |
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06-21-26 carib
Soldiers from the 91st Division’s 551st Brigade have taken control of a massive Hezbollah tunnel in Majdal Zoun, about 10 km. into southern Lebanon, the IDF reported Sunday.
The tunnel, 200 meters long and 25 meters deep, had four firing shafts to launch rockets, which the terrorist group had regularly used to target Israel, it said. |
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06-21-26 victor
:-))
Trump threatens Iranian delegation while Vance holds talks with them
Trump’s threats: Even as Vance touted early progress in Switzerland, US President Donald Trump threatened the Iranian delegation in a Fox News interview on Sunday. Trump vowed to resume bombing and “take over” the Strait of Hormuz if a deal is not reached. Iranian officials at the Swiss talks have lodged a complaint about the remarks, state media reports. |
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06-21-26 carib
The Strait of Hormuz reportedly remains closed. According to regime-aligned outlet Fars, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has not granted permission for any vessels to transit until further notice.
The US military had denied earlier reports of the closure and said commercial vessels were still operating.
US officials have disputed that the strait is closed and said 55 merchant ships crossed it on Saturday.
Vessel-tracking data showing ships actively transmitting their positions broadly backs Iran's claim that the strait is closed, with no tanker crossings recorded since Tehran announced the move on Saturday afternoon.
JP
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06-21-26 CAC
Am Israel Jai
DT likes to twist reality.. Meloni was right... DT should have taken her advise and avoid this stupid war which was launched just to please a bunch of bloodthirsty Israeli vampires and ended up being a phenomenal fiasco...again. |
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06-21-26 victor
savo.. Keir no more
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see the difference between starmer and sanchez?
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06-21-26 spal
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06-21-26 spal
| British prime minister Keir Starmer is expected to resign on Monday. |
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06-21-26 victor
savo, "the main issue is whether the president of the government should not resign."
IS IT?
some would argue that has been the case since 2023-2024.
ever since sanchez couldn't get a budget to pass congress.
btw, the last paragraph means implicitly that sanchez will not resign, in spite of everything, and will wait until 2027 to hold elections.
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El último conjunto de Presupuestos Generales del Estado aprobados por el Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez son las Cuentas de 2023, que entraron en vigor tras ser validadas en noviembre de 2022.
Actualmente, no existen presupuestos vigentes para los años siguientes debido a que el Gobierno ha optado por no presentar proyectos para 2024, 2025 ni 2026.
En junio de 2026, Pedro Sánchez anunció oficialmente que el Gobierno iniciará la tramitación para presentar el proyecto de Presupuestos Generales del Estado para 2027, marcando el fin de esta serie de prórrogas. |
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06-21-26 savo
| the thing about the cops is a distraction... the main issue is whether the president of the government should not resign. |
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06-21-26 victor
the judge's exact words are even funnier.. no cabe duda. there is no doubt that.. :-))
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En el auto, el magistrado apuntaba que “no cabe duda” de que los agentes de las Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad del Estado que forman parte de la escolta de Gómez “en un momento determinado pueden, bien por iniciativa propia o siguiendo órdenes de sus superiores jerárquicos, ser precisamente quienes colaboren en la acción o acciones que se lleven a cabo para facilitar esa fuga que haga imposible que la acusada se encuentre a disposición de la justicia”. Asimismo, ordenaba oficiar a “todos los puestos fronterizos y aeropuertos civiles y militares, para que se evite incumplir con esta obligación”. |
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06-21-26 victor
:-))
En el auto, el instructor sostiene que los miembros de las fuerzas y cuerpos de seguridad del Estado que protegen a Pedro Sánchez podrían colaborar para la huida de Gómez. |
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06-21-26 victor
pana, yes, the judge even said that the bodyguards could help sanchez' wife escape (to another country).
given that these bodyguards are cops, what is the judge actually saying about cops? :-))
now cops are upset at the judge.
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El CGPJ estudia si toma medidas por el auto del juez Peinado que asegura que la escolta de Begoña Gómez podría contribuir a su fuga
El órgano judicial se reunirá este lunes tras la queja de Interior y sindicatos policiales por la afirmación del juez que ponía en duda la integridad de los agentes :-))
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