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Top 5 Songs to Make you Think of Thailand
Future Islands… good call. They play some great stuff. A bit of an aside, but I read an interesting story about Everton and Future Islands some years ago. Apparently Leighton Baines is a super fan and got some the other players on board. Sam T. Herring got wind of it (in Baltimore) and started wearing an Everton jersey, even on stage. From there it just blew up. So we have a group of toffees diehards in Maryland, and a Future Islands fan group on the Mersey. Funny old world we live in. -
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ARGENTINA - Milei’s task: Bringing Argentina’s bureaucrats to heel
This article posted on the CCC provides a very eloquent - and actually simple - explanation why people 'accept' tyranny and generally only act when they experience 'personal pain' as a result of it. It's called Sutton's Paradox and is very applicable to the herd mentality we have seen during the covid-pandemic with its tyrannical 'mitigation' measures (mandatory masks, social distancing, vaxx-passports, no jab no job, etc.) > https://talk.thethaiger.com/topic/29133-nicolas-creed-on-suttons-paradox-inaction-unless-there-is-personal-pain/#comment-347079 -
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News Forum - BLACKPINK’s Lisa spotted at PSG v Newcastle UCL match sparking relationship rumours
I doubt you are the demographic they are going And considering they are the most popular band in the world, I think they are surviving if old white guys don't like their music. This old white guy likes their music and they all actually seem like nice kids, to boot -
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Greta Goes To Ukraine...
Well, it worked for Greece - for a while anyway. Loads of euros pouring into the country with zero accountability. An attractive proposition if you've reserved your place at the trough ... -
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ARGENTINA - Milei’s task: Bringing Argentina’s bureaucrats to heel
What happened to "personal responsibility for all" and "refusal of personal accountability"? I would argue a degree of guilt for the Argentine people, since their vocal and visible support for aggressive action was part of the reason that the military junta decided to go ahead with its invasion.
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