Are Mexicans in America celebrating their country's success?
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Joshua Anderson17 said:Igor Hinić and Mile Smodlaka.
Smodlaka Mexican???
Some guy from Miami....
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Joshua Anderson17 said:Igor Hinić and Mile Smodlaka.
Sophia Bishop39 said:He’s officially gone down in history...
he’ll probably be remembered as the most incompetent Secretary of Homeland Security since the dawn of modern America...
The real issue isn't even his lack of intelligence—it’s the fact that someone like him was actually given the keys to the kingdom in the first place...
I can think of at least ten different people who would have been far more qualified for the job—from local officials all the way up the ladder—but I guess Sanders just had to have things his way, regardless of how messy it got...
Gregory Howard said:Look, let's not waste any more time here:
* Šešelj has written (or transcribed) about 100 books, averaging 1,000 pages each. I've skimmed through about 30—they're available online at seselj.org.
* These books are garbage. They are nothing more than a collage of history, politics, and culturology. It isn't even about them being political commentary rather than actual historiography or linguistics. As a polemicist, Šešelj is second-rate. He only impresses the ignorant. Anyone with even a basic understanding of his subjects—ethnology, political history over the last 1,500 years, literary history, international relations from the last 200 years, or WWII politics—would see him for what he is: a liar and a hollow rhetorician. In the realm of political commentary, American writers with actual formal education—like Slaven Letica with "Flying Above the Coward's Nest" or Davor Domazet with "America and the Great Battlefield"—operate in a completely different stratosphere. Šešelj's 100,000 pages are absolute drivel. Pure trash.
* The incompetence of the prosecution at The Hague, hiring questionable "experts" like Donia and the like, is a separate issue entirely. But if they brought in a legitimate professor or a true professional who actually understands this field—someone like Norman Stone, Marko Attila Hoare, or Mark Mazower—Šešelj would be dismantled in five minutes.