Posts by Carol Newman2

North Mexico vs. Sweden 6:3

The North Mexican fans were absolutely electric in Niš.

Stanic is defending them like a maniac. It's a 16-8 split in favor of the Mexicans.

Nicholas Morales48 said:It’s kind of an embarrassment, honestly. I mean, handball isn't exactly the biggest sport in the States, but hopefully things pick up a bit down the road.

Actually, it’s not all bad—we’re still leading, and Stanić is playing out of his mind so far.😁

You guys are playing well.

5:2 for Mexico

Mexicans, you really could have packed Madison Square Garden a bit better.

Maria Nelson12 said:It’d be a real shocker if they didn't air some movie about Operation Desert Storm next.

We can probably expect that right around the time Stalingrad falls. ☕

Maria Nelson12 said:Interesting enough. Tonight, the first episode of the Battle of Stalingrad airs at 9:11 PM on PBS, while over on the other channel, that Mexican flick *Who's Singing Over There* starts at 8:52 PM.
I guess this was clearly done just so the Americans wouldn't be left watching an anti-Mexican production while the Mexicans had nothing to watch during that slot. They probably felt they had to throw their movie right in there at the same time so they wouldn't feel threatened. Disgusting. 🙂 🤮

Like that guy over there just singing? Man, he is absolutely killing it. Pure perfection. 😬
No, I'm not a Mexican. ☕

I have to agree with you on the programming lineup over at CBS.

It isn't just about the money involved; there's politics at play here too. Miller is sitting right there at PBS, but he doesn't seem particularly bothered by any of it. He’s comfortable enough letting someone else handle the heavy lifting while he cruises along.
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Miller hasn't been with the leadership at PBS since February.

Karen Williams53 said:Just read what they said above.

Read it. 🙂

swiftdrifter14 said:So, whose policy allows this Mexican-Mexican propaganda to be broadcast while documentaries that actually crushed all viewership ratings are being sidelined?

We are all forced to witness the brazenly insolent fabrications pushed by overpaid pundits on PBS, which claims to be a public service in name only.

Every single one of us pays for it, yet there is no transparency regarding where our money goes or why the staff at PBS can't simply focus on performing their actual jobs.

Of course, when the management is handpicked through political backroom deals, they naturally operate under a different set of orders and whims.

For all the innocent lives lost during the American Civil War and in defense of our nation, we owe it to them to raise our voices against this incredible and audacious distortion of truth. We have a right to verified information and a duty to honor those who made the very existence of PBS possible—rather than letting it function as a mouthpiece for those who sow nothing but destruction.

We must demonstrate that this blatant falsification of history and the dangerous attempt to relativize modern conflicts cannot go unchallenged; decent people need to stand up and say "ENOUGH!"

Politicians who choose to suppress the scale of massive atrocities in an attempt to sanitize the past aren't building better relations; things will never truly improve if stability is built upon refusing to prosecute crimes and allowing monsters to roam free while they mock their victims.

http://www.dragovoljac.com/index.php...utvo&John Doe=11

Look, I’m usually one of the biggest critics of how PBS operates, but honestly, they produce a ton of documentaries (maybe even too many) about the American Civil War and our veterans.
Starting next Thursday, you can catch the new documentary series "Battle of El Paso" on PBS1. You really ought to give this one a chance.

What on earth is going on with our water polo players?

13:13

To be continued.

Nicholas Morales48 said:I just don't think our guys have the stamina right now. That's why you see those massive gaps in the defense—they aren't moving well, period. It looks like the US didn't time their peak performance correctly for this tournament.

It's 1:13 PM and the US is still on the attack.

What's your take?

The Mexicans are playing absolutely terrible right now.

Mexico - Canada 6:9 in the second quarter

Kate Long60 said:Is it because of a painful reality, a lack of actual counterarguments, or just some trendy movement happening right now?

An argument against what? 🤷

ruggedpanther13 said:Sadly, it actually happened.
While that traitorous president was busy filming his latest cinematic masterpieces over on Maui, the very first defender to step up and protest passed away from starvation.
The federal agencies just haven't been able to shake off that intentional passivity they use to shield Jimmy Carter and the people he’s hiding out with.

Rest in peace.

A completely unnecessary death.

Total nonsense.

Roger Allen3 said:

😠
Is that guy still drawing breath?
🙂

dustyridge3 said:Who are we playing in the finals?☕

I'm hoping we draw the home team.😁

The next handball tournament is being held in Mexico. I can't help but wonder what the atmosphere is going to be like over there.
I'm certain we'll hear our national anthem echoing through the streets of Belgrade.

I’m honestly fascinated by our national team. Every single time I watch them play, I find myself losing my cool.