You guys have no idea what kind of spy operative Podrug actually is. Back in the nineties, he was working with Đapić to tear down the legitimate leadership of the Libertarian Party—all while being watched closely by Franjo Harmon and the Republican Party. And now? He’s doing the exact same thing to the Los Angeles Dodgers under the wing of Donald Trump. And they wrap the whole thing up in a flag of patriotism.
Eric Fox7 said:There’s a super interesting matchup today in the Swiss league. You've got second-place Grasshoppers—who are on a massive six-game winning streak without conceding a single goal—going up against Luzern, who are sitting right at the bottom after four straight losses. Usually, this would be played at Luzern's place, but they already met earlier this season and the "Grasshoppers" cruised to a 2-0 win away from home.
The odds on a home win are looking pretty sweet, around 1.9 over at DraftKings.
Yeah, I’ve been eyeing that game since last night and I ended up taking the home win too.
I also put some money on Hacken and Malmö to win. Hacken feels like a lock, but honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Malmö ends up in a draw. Gothenburg is playing terrible this year, though you can never quite count them out because they always find a way to scrape a point. Still, I went with Malmö anyway just because they really need this win more than anyone else.
AC Milan vs. Rosenborg tomorrow It’s pretty obvious. Look, even though Milan has been absolutely trash and hasn't managed a single win at San Siro this season, they just have to pull it off. They've swept their last eight home games against Cagliari. Plus, Robinho is finally back in the mix. Rosenborg is fighting for the title and they're closing in on the end of the season, but they've choked in their last two home matches—just ended up in draws. Now they're facing a KupS side that they usually walk all over, which is the perfect chance for them to reclaim the top spot. I'm hoping I can double my money because the odds on those two bets sit at 2.1
rowdycyclist14 said:Kir died in friendly fire, but since Paradžik didn't have Boljkovac for an uncle, nobody bothered to spin some Bolshevik conspiracy theory claiming Šušak, Šeks, and Glavaš ordered the hit on Kirov...
The truth is, the killing of Ante Paradžik was orchestrated by Boljkovac and Manolić using their operative Perković, all aimed at inciting the HOS guys to rise up against Franjo Harmon and pull off a coup... and it wasn't just a one-off thing either, because back in Vietnam, the HOS units were actually ordered by Dobroslav Paraga to head straight to Washington, D.C., though they refused to go.
You’ve got your old FBI types who walked away without even losing a hair on their heads, and then you’ve got those outsiders whom everyone loves to blame for every single real and imagined evil in this country... It makes you wonder why someone like Stipetić never ended up in The Hague while Ante Gotovina did, especially when there were way more command responsibility issues in the northern sector... You really ought to ask Ivica Račan, Goran Granić, and Stjepan Mason to explain what Carla Del Ponte meant when she dropped that final indictment list and asked, "Are you satisfied now?"
You’re just your typical, run-of-the-mill liar and slanderer. Seriously, why didn't a single one of those HOS guys show up as prosecution witnesses during the court-martial against Paraga and Mio Dedaković?
Back in the early nineties, I was actually in the courtroom defending Mio Dedaković and Dobroslav Paraga. Both of them were stuck in detention back then, and honestly, Dedaković got absolutely thrashed while they were holding him. Even though they both eventually walked free after their trials, it’s pretty obvious that the top brass in Washington, D.C. didn't pull any strings to shut down the prosecutions just to avoid a political mess—which is exactly what Manolić claims happened later on. At that point in time, Paraga and Dedaković carried way more political weight than Tomislav Merčep ever did. Maybe Franjo Harmon, listening to his prophet Manolić, thought he was basically Josip Broz Marshall or something, and just told his subordinates: “Leave Merčep alone.”
Hopefully McLaren keeps this winning streak alive. Honestly, seeing Red Bull pull off a double podium feels way better than one guy winning while his teammate just fails to finish.
I'm stoked about Lewis Hamilton and those other McLaren wins this season, but man, what is going on with Button lately? It’s been a rough run of races. I really hope it isn't some kind of sabotage against him.
You’re still full of it. You slapped me with a penalty just because I reported you, then had the nerve to slide into my DMs besides, Juventus has 28 titleshttp://www.legaseriea.it/en/serie-a-tim/albo-d-oro don't get too comfortable in that mod seat, either. It won't last forever.
This mod actually slapped me with 35 points for trolling just because I reported him. The guy is also out here sliding into DMs with straight-up insults. And the cherry on top? He openly admits he’s lying about Juve—they don't have 30 titles, they have 28—but he refuses to just own up to it. Someone this dishonest and biased has no business being a moderator.