ISIS have claimed responsibility.

Russia has launched massive drone and missile strikes on Ukraine’s energy facilities, one of the largest attacks of its kind in the two-year war.

Kyiv officials said on Friday the attacks killed at least five people and left more than a million others without power, forcing Ukraine to seek emergency electricity supplies from Poland, Romania and Slovakia.

And now Russia and China have vetoed a US-proposed UN resolution that actually called for an immediate ceasefire and release of all hostages.

Does that make them complicit (again) in genocide/mass murder?

A world chock full of cunts.

On 20/03/2024 at 07:06, Champ said:

You men and your quest for the immaculate lawn

One of my mother's neighbours spends hours on his lawn.

To the point that cruel we started to call him "Groundskeeper Willie".

He's actually a great guy, married to an old family friend and who has more than once came to my mother's rescue with various home repairs etc., who just happens to like the look of a perfectly grown and mown checkerboard lawn.

And now his brother-in-law, who lives next door, has taken on the challenge, so two perfect lawns, side by side.

My mom's lawn, on the other hand....

The latest group includes public service workers, like teachers, nurses and firefighters, who qualify under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program created in 2007 to forgive student debt for Americans who go into public service.

It's funny as fuck to see the Republicans in Congress scrambling to impeach Biden, using the fact that, while VP, he exchanged pleasantries, usually on the phone, with people his son was trying fleece.

Meanwhile:

After Trump left office in 2021, Kushner quickly set up a new private equity firm, Affinity Partners, which raised over $3 billion in capital by 2022, with about $2 billion coming directly from the Saudi Public Investment fund, the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund.

Forbes Magazine

BLOODBATH!!!
 

"He hates these cans!"

RIP

On 17/03/2024 at 15:47, Carvalho Diablo said:

Perfect Days

 

Hirayama cleans public toilets in Tokyo. He's a solitary man who finds beauty in music, trees, colours, iced water.

 

We follow Hirayama through his days and his life as he encounters different people and situations and as he dreams, we ruminate.

 

A perfect antidote to modern life; simple, elegant, beautiful. Komorebi.

 

7.5/10

Thanks for the recommendation.

9 of 10 for me.

I love Tokyo, it's a unique city, and the movie contained a lot of those unique elements.

Enjoyed the first few, particularly the brother, but after that it was just more of the same.

Above average, I'd say, as it's well made and entertaining.

3 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

I’ve seen some takedowns on this forum but Section might have just ran off with the green jacket 

Needs more "sneeveling".

6 hours ago, Bruce Spanner said:

 

Cheers.

 

Its more than that.

 

The 90 day thing is well gone.

 

They have collected money from the last seven months pay slips and only paid on two occasions, October & December.

 

They guy is shady as shit and they’ve asked me to help out with the email drafts ect as your first recourse is to contact employer, before ombudsman.

Might be obvious, but if your obligation is to contact employer first, get all your ducks in a row, get as much information as you can etc first.

As once you contact him/her they'll do what they can to thwart you.

The money is going his way.

Whether because donors don't feel like paying his lawyers, or that they're afraid the mad orange cunt will end the world as we know it should he be re-elected, Biden's taking in huge numbers in donations vs. Trump.

Hopefully, in this case, money talks.

3 minutes ago, Lee909 said:

 

Fair point

He's probably holding it upside down

 

 

It's also a picture book

He's getting ready to eat it.

4 hours ago, Barrington Womble said:

 

And what happens if ljinders does sound, just bin him?

 

And if he's a complete and utter disaster, you don't think there'll be a clamour to fire him and go and get Alonso anyway?

 

I can't see how that works at all. If Alonso is the next big thing everyone thinks he's going today be, it'll be water off a ducks back and I'm sure he'll have the right staff around him to help him handle the situation. 

 

Certainly don't want anything like United and Rangnick.

It was like they just threw a season into the bin (intentionally, rather than their usual unintentionally).

Ottis Gibson, wearing two hats, and still forced to take a pay-cut.

Just doesn't seem fair.

If it's a foul, it started outside the box.

Swansea misses the pen anyway so a fair result.

He really is giving the US a stress test: democracy, justice system etc.

Even the role of the media, who, as much as most profess to hate him, are relying on him for a good chunk of their material, and their ad revenue.

Watkins with a really nasty challenge on the Ajax keeper yesterday winds up injuring himself.

Not a good thing, I suppose, as they play City and Arsenal before LFC.

But he got what he deserved.

Huel must have hated "Breaking Bad".

All sorts of UN conventions to abjure:

Universal Declaration on Human Rights

Convention on the Rights of a Child

Convention Against Torture

...Elimination of Racial Discrimination

...Discrimination Against Women

Refugee Convention (Braverman's already started the groundwork for this one.)

Seven years of Egyptian abundance?

I don't like where this is going.

And:

“Palestinian civilians do not deserve to suffer for the sins of Hamas and Israel has a moral obligation to do better. The United States must do better,” Schumer said on the Senate floor.

The only thing I can think of is that he's going to announce his retirement, as this sort of common sense and basic human decency is usually not something any politician--let alone one of the most powerful politicians in the world--displays.