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RJ57 wrote: ↑16/11/2020 23:42

"I've never admitted to it, but it's true,” Lineker said.

“It was a World Cup game. It's filmed, I've seen it but unless you know [what was happening] you wouldn't know.

"I was not very well; I was poorly at half-time but I carried on.

"The ball went down the left-hand side. I did try to tackle someone, I stretched and then I relaxed myself.

“I was very fortunate it rained that night and I could do something about it. It was messy, it just came out, it happened. How much detail do you want?

"It's true; it was the opening game of the 1990 World Cup against the Republic of Ireland.

“You can see me rubbing the ground like a dog; it was the most horrendous experience of my life, but I tell you I never found so much space in a game than I did that night after that happened."

corolla02 wrote: ↑16/11/2020 20:15 ne postoji puska koja ce te odbraniti od vlade ili armije; ovo je sve samo zabluda; tipovi koji zive u filmovima

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑17/11/2020 01:23 Drzavni sekretar Georgije (republikanac) tvrdi da ga je zvao Lindsey Graham i pitao da li je u mogucnosti da ponisti legalne glasove iz okruga gdje su zabiljezene nelegalnosti.

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑17/11/2020 01:23 Drzavni sekretar Georgije (republikanac) tvrdi da ga je zvao Lindsey Graham i pitao da li je u mogucnosti da ponisti legalne glasove iz okruga gdje su zabiljezene nelegalnosti.

jeza u ledja wrote: ↑17/11/2020 01:51

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑17/11/2020 01:23 Drzavni sekretar Georgije (republikanac) tvrdi da ga je zvao Lindsey Graham i pitao da li je u mogucnosti da ponisti legalne glasove iz okruga gdje su zabiljezene nelegalnosti.

Ma sve se svodi na potpise i nacina na kojeg su neki okruzi priznavali potpise. Sad bi oni da se radnomly izbace listici iz okruga sa D vecinom , jer kao nisu bas bili revnosni oko pregledanja potpisa. Slicnu pricu su pokusavali i u PA.
Nevidjen bezobrazluk i nevjerovatno je koliko je lokalnih Republikanskih zvanicnika, koji su direktno ukljuceni u rad svojih drzava, izaslo protiv ovakvih kradja.

A sat otkucava. Tik-tok-tik-tok.

Georgia do 20. decembra mora ovjeriti rezultate, a misljm da su rekli da ce do srijede zavrsiti prebrojavanje.
Osim ovoga u okrugu Floyd za sad nisu nasli nista spec. U tom okrugu bi Trump mogao namaci oko 800 glasova.

breba wrote: ↑17/11/2020 01:59

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑17/11/2020 01:23 Drzavni sekretar Georgije (republikanac) tvrdi da ga je zvao Lindsey Graham i pitao da li je u mogucnosti da ponisti legalne glasove iz okruga gdje su zabiljezene nelegalnosti.

Svaka čast sekretaru Raffenspergeru. Od početka izbora pokazuje da ima i obraz i kičmu. Već ga je Perdue prozivao da podnese ostavku, ovaj ga otkacio ko biva svima nam je zao da je Trump izgubio ali sta je tu je.
Da je više ovakve stare džentlmenske garde na obje strane, pogotovo republikanskoj, bilo bi sve puno bolje.

Crvena Tifoza wrote: ↑17/11/2020 05:45

jeza u ledja wrote: ↑17/11/2020 01:51

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑17/11/2020 01:23 Drzavni sekretar Georgije (republikanac) tvrdi da ga je zvao Lindsey Graham i pitao da li je u mogucnosti da ponisti legalne glasove iz okruga gdje su zabiljezene nelegalnosti.

Ma sve se svodi na potpise i nacina na kojeg su neki okruzi priznavali potpise. Sad bi oni da se radnomly izbace listici iz okruga sa D vecinom , jer kao nisu bas bili revnosni oko pregledanja potpisa. Slicnu pricu su pokusavali i u PA.
Nevidjen bezobrazluk i nevjerovatno je koliko je lokalnih Republikanskih zvanicnika, koji su direktno ukljuceni u rad svojih drzava, izaslo protiv ovakvih kradja.

A sat otkucava. Tik-tok-tik-tok.

Georgia do 20. decembra mora ovjeriti rezultate, a misljm da su rekli da ce do srijede zavrsiti prebrojavanje.
Osim ovoga u okrugu Floyd za sad nisu nasli nista spec. U tom okrugu bi Trump mogao namaci oko 800 glasova.

Ova izjava sekretara GA, pa ovo je pokušaj krađe. I šta će demokrate uraditi? Ništa. Da je nešto slično neki Dem. senator uradio, gorilo bi tlo pod nogama.

zilog wrote: ↑17/11/2020 08:31 Jedina zavjera koju sam ja vidio je bila Trump-ova, jos od pocetka pandemije.
Namjerno je relativizirao opasnost od korone, cak i negirajuci sasvim jednostavne mjere, poput nosenja maski. Racunao je da ce se demokrate usrati i da nece smjeti izaci na glasanje, a da ce njegovi sektasi, bez maski, utjerivati jos dodatni strah.
Sve se to okrenulo protiv njega sasvim legalnim dopisnim glasanjem i sada kmeci, zajedno sa sljedbenicima kulta...

Point. wrote: ↑17/11/2020 11:31

zilog wrote: ↑17/11/2020 08:31 Jedina zavjera koju sam ja vidio je bila Trump-ova, jos od pocetka pandemije.
Namjerno je relativizirao opasnost od korone, cak i negirajuci sasvim jednostavne mjere, poput nosenja maski. Racunao je da ce se demokrate usrati i da nece smjeti izaci na glasanje, a da ce njegovi sektasi, bez maski, utjerivati jos dodatni strah.
Sve se to okrenulo protiv njega sasvim legalnim dopisnim glasanjem i sada kmeci, zajedno sa sljedbenicima kulta...

Sad će tebi sveti i presveti Mirad reći da je sve to fake news duboke države iz neisušene močvare koju je objavio CNN. Pa bre, ne odlučuje CNN ko je pobijedio izbore.

jeza u ledja wrote: ↑17/11/2020 05:34 https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/16/us/p ... clear.html

Challenger_ wrote: ↑17/11/2020 13:52

jeza u ledja wrote: ↑17/11/2020 05:34 https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/16/us/p ... clear.html

Može li neko kopirati članak, nemam prisup osim naslova i podnaslova.

WASHINGTON — President Trump asked senior advisers in an Oval Office meeting on Thursday whether he had options to take action against Iran’s main nuclear site in the coming weeks. The meeting occurred a day after international inspectors reported a significant increase in the country’s stockpile of nuclear material, four current and former U.S. officials said on Monday.

A range of senior advisers dissuaded the president from moving ahead with a military strike. The advisers — including Vice President Mike Pence; Secretary of State Mike Pompeo; Christopher C. Miller, the acting defense secretary; and Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff — warned that a strike against Iran’s facilities could easily escalate into a broader conflict in the last weeks of Mr. Trump’s presidency.

Any strike — whether by missile or cyber — would almost certainly be focused on Natanz, where the International Atomic Energy Agency reported on Wednesday that Iran’s uranium stockpile was now 12 times larger than permitted under the nuclear accord that Mr. Trump abandoned in 2018. The agency also noted that Iran had not allowed it access to another suspected site where there was evidence of past nuclear activity.

Mr. Trump asked his top national security aides what options were available and how to respond, officials said.

After Mr. Pompeo and General Milley described the potential risks of military escalation, officials left the meeting believing a missile attack inside Iran was off the table, according to administration officials with knowledge of the meeting.

Mr. Trump might still be looking at ways to strike Iranian assets and allies, including militias in Iraq, officials said. A smaller group of national security aides had met late Wednesday to discuss Iran, the day before the meeting with the president.
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White House officials did not respond to requests for comment.

The episode underscored how Mr. Trump still faces an array of global threats in his final weeks in office. A strike on Iran may not play well to his base, which is largely opposed to a deeper American conflict in the Middle East, but it could poison relations with Tehran so that it would be much harder for President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear accord, as he has promised to do.

Since Mr. Trump dismissed Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper and other top Pentagon aides last week, Defense Department and other national security officials have privately expressed worries that the president might initiate operations, whether overt or secret, against Iran or other adversaries at the end of his term.

The events of the past few days are not the first time that Iran policy has emerged in the final days of a departing administration. During the last days of the Bush administration in 2008, Israeli officials, concerned that the incoming Obama administration would seek to block it from striking Iran’s nuclear facilities, sought bunker-busting bombs, bombers and intelligence assistance from the United States for an Israeli-led strike.

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Vice President Dick Cheney later wrote in his memoir that he supported the idea. President George W. Bush did not, but the result was a far closer collaboration with Israel on a cyberstrike against the Natanz facility, which took out about 1,000 of Iran’s nuclear centrifuges.

ver since, the Pentagon has revised its strike plans multiple times. It now has traditional military as well as cyberoptions, and some that combine the two. Some involve direct action by Israel.

The report from the International Atomic Energy Agency concluded that Iran now had a stockpile of more than 2,442 kilograms, or over 5,385 pounds, of low-enriched uranium. That is enough to produce about two nuclear weapons, according to an analysis of the report by the Institute for Science and International Security. But it would require several months of additional processing to enrich the uranium to bomb-grade material, meaning that Iran would not be close to a bomb until late spring at the earliest — well after Mr. Trump would have left office.

While the amount is concerning, it is far below the amount of fuel Iran possessed before President Barack Obama reached a nuclear accord with Tehran in July 2015. Late that year, under the terms of the accord, Iran shipped about 97 percent of its fuel stockpile to Russia — about 25,000 pounds — leaving it with less than it would need to build a single weapon.

The Iranians stuck to those limits even after Mr. Trump scrapped U.S. participation in the Iran accord in 2018 and reimposed sanctions. The Iranians began to slowly edge out of those limits last year, declaring that if Mr. Trump felt free to violate its terms, they would not continue to abide by them.

But the Iranians have hardly raced to produce new material: Their advances have been slow and steady, and they have denied seeking to build a weapon — though evidence stolen from the country several years ago by Israel made clear that was the plan before 2003.

vet wrote: ↑16/11/2020 22:30

Nešto kontam, kad bi Bajden imao na Tviteru bar upola sljedbenika kao Tramp, vjerovatno bi dobio na izborima više glasova, nego što ima glasača u SAD?!

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BarbaDue wrote: ↑17/11/2020 16:24

vet wrote: ↑16/11/2020 22:30

Nešto kontam, kad bi Bajden imao na Tviteru bar upola sljedbenika kao Tramp, vjerovatno bi dobio na izborima više glasova, nego što ima glasača u SAD?!

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Od tih Trampovih 88 mil. koje ima na twitter 30 mil. je samo srba, a gdje su ćifuti, orbanovci...i sl.