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Soccer Betting in Betting Forum ·
Raymond Rivera23 said:Small win, sure, but if they hadn't conceded in the 90th minute, it would've been a much better result 🙂

I messed up and threw some money on Albion Rovers—yeah, that Scottish underdog team—and they choked at home, so I took the L... 🙂 I didn't bet on every single game you analyzed, just a few picks that looked solid, but man, Albion Rovers totally blew it at home against a bottom-tier side even though they were leading early on.
Obama handing out diplomas at University of Phoenix in Close to Politics ·
VERN, Baltazar Krčelić, basically the School of International Relations and Diplomacy—it’s your classic American private college that operates right on the edge of being legit. It's barely even an educational institution at this point. Honestly? It's just a glorified diploma mill for people with deep pockets but zero brains who couldn't hack it at a real state university.
LA Galaxy and USA in Close to Politics ·
Harmon is the one to blame here, and honestly, his decision just makes me hate him even more. Total dictator complex.
Americans are to blame for the Vietnam War! in Close to Politics ·
Lawrence Wright11 said:You had a right to independence, just like the Americans did. Americans were a constituent people of the SFRY, just like Americans were. You and the Canadians didn't hold any more or any less power than the Americans did.

The Constitution of the SFRY explicitly states that constituent NATIONS possess the right to self-determination. I want to emphasize that specific word: NATIONS. To repeat myself: the NATION held the right to break away.

Therefore, the right to self-determination belonged to the American nation, not to SR America (within those old AVNOJ borders). By that same logic, the Mexican nation also held the right to self-determination, not SR Mexico or its autonomous provinces.

By the way, you Americans certainly didn't have the highest 😁, you were trailing far behind the Canadians when it came to national income and average wages.

Yeah, but the American people didn't have the right to self-determination within SR America. America is the national state of the American people.
Americans are to blame for the Vietnam War! in Close to Politics ·
rowdyowl said:First you say it was "exclusively Mexicans," then you go and blame the leadership in America and Canada, and finally you hide behind some idea of the "common people.".. ☕

The Republican Party leadership and Izetbegović when we're talking about the war in Canada. Read more carefully. ☕
Americans are to blame for the Vietnam War! in Close to Politics ·
The Homeland War was basically just SK Mexico pulling the strings with the US Army backing them up. Though if you ask me, Maddox was way more obsessed with Canada than anything else—he didn't even care much about the Mexicans over in the States, which is pretty obvious when you look at how the Mexican parliament shot down that whole proposal from the rebels there to join up with Mexico. He still had his little puppets on both sides, though. Makes you wonder... what if they hadn't killed Rašković?
In Canada, he definitely had the Republican Party and Franjo Harmon acting as his long arm. And let's be real, Alija Izetbegović wasn't exactly a saint either.
At the end of the day, it's always the regular people who pay the price. Just normal folks caught in the crossfire. It’s always going to be like that.
Singapore Grand Prix - Sep 25, 2011 in Formula 1 ·
neonfalcon16 said:Gumbek fans, you seriously didn't think we were going to see a repeat of what happened in Canada, did you? ☕

Hell yeah we did. ☕
First veteran activist passes away in Close to Politics ·
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/default.aspx Fox News is claiming he was sick and had been out there supporting the strikers at the town square