Posts by velvetwalker48

Richard Lopez said:The judiciary must be independent, efficient, expert, and honest. Only when those standards are met can we actually talk about a rule of law or a legitimate legal state.

Judges can't be members of political parties, nor should they engage in political activity, does honest and expert Turudić know that?

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Adds that you think Biden "takes it upon himself to comment on everything"

Hahaha, and they're bothered by Biden. This gang isn't used to being called out so much.
what a bunch of trash. how did it get this far? the bigger the thief, the higher the status and reputation they demand.
all these people who had their doctorates paid for by state companies in Osijek are now teaching at universities one after another.
the crew with bought and copied doctorates 🤦

And what Turudić pulled to dodge his punishment is truly "top-tier and professional."
you can really see his expertise 😳

It's also a cold hard fact that John Roberts is tight with guys like Eric Adams, Bernie Madoff, and Elon Musk...
These aren't just childhood friends he happened to run into; these are the exact types of people he actively seeks out to build his network and friendships.

Alexander Rivera50 said:

says: Exactly! They’ll probably just announce they're outsourcing the whole thing in a few months, and then everyone will suddenly be sitting pretty and quiet... 👍

But what are we supposed to do in the meantime? In two days, there's going to be trash piled up everywhere like it's some messy street in Paris. I'm seriously dying to know how the Mayor is going to handle this mess. I really hope he doesn't end up acting like his predecessor.
edit: Honestly, I think we should put this to a public vote via referendum:
Are you guys okay with sanitation workers getting a minimum wage of $10 $0.00 while you, the citizens, foot the bill through higher trash collection fees? 😁

Hell yeah!
Now that is a brilliant suggestion!

First it was the protesters in tents, now it's the strikers

The Republicans just can't wrap their heads around the fact that they absolutely trashed San Francisco

Elizabeth Sanchez2 said:I honestly feel like whenever people start ranking the best actors from the UK or globally, he somehow gets overlooked way more than he deserves.

Spot on.
The fact that his role in Schindler's List only even snagged an Oscar nod for Best Supporting Actor is one of the biggest robberies in Hollywood history.

And don't even get me started on all his other legendary performances.

Elizabeth Sanchez2 said:One of the best movies of 2022—and let’s be honest, it was a massive year for cinema. It’s that rare kind of film that works as both a sharp social critique and a total creative playground for the director. Definitely one for the history books. I'm not sure if it's officially in the running for an Oscar yet, but I'm rooting for it to take home the win.

Spot on. Couldn't have said it better myself.

btw, Ralph Fiennes is a straight-up genius. He always has been, and he always will be.

testing

it worked!

I dropped the link to that little mountain cabin

Quick question though—if I want the image to be smaller, how can I make sure it looks scaled down right away?

Hotel California, Eagles



Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin

urbanrider8 said:It’s probably not front-page news, but I figured I’d just share this here.

The son of a powerful Republican official just finished his degree at a private university, and guess who picked up the tab? We're looking at a situation out in the rural outskirts of the state, specifically within the small Jasenica Municipality, which happens to be under the leadership of the Republican Martin Baričević.

Using taxpayer money, he enrolled in a private Security College in Washington, D.C. While the annual tuition for a program like that sits at about $2,800, he only had to cough up the initial $80 enrollment fees. The rest of the bill was footed by the Regional Fire Departments, which are funded through local government coffers—and since his dad runs the local government, well, you can see how the math works out.

Check the full article here:

gentlesailor17 said:I don't even know where to start with this one... honestly. Just staring at the screen thinking about how much everything changes. Anyway, here goes nothing.

Honestly, Plenković definitely takes the win on this one. And yeah, he’s right—for some reason, it seemed like he was getting an extra few dozen seconds of leeway long after the clock should've run out. Anemicni really proved today that his vitals are solid, though... I mean, even the Duracells look like they're running out of juice standing next to him.

It turns out things are even messier than when people were calling out Milanović back in 2016. Honestly, it’s looking way worse than anyone predicted back then.
Honestly, Plenković is just way more sneaky about it. He’s got this way of twisting his words so everything sounds perfectly fine, even when it's clearly not. It's all just clever wordplay to make things look smooth.

Spot on. I couldn't agree more.

Still, when you look at the party primaries, it’s a massive upgrade over someone like Kovač.

Gregory Ramirez2 said:Thanks! I'll give that a shot. Quick question though—how do you do those multi-quotes for long posts?

Sometimes you just want to jump in and respond to specific parts of a post personally, right? I bet you feel the same way!

I'm trying to figure out how to quote things like in this post here: http://www.example-us-forum.com/showpost.php?p=5...&postcount=568

Just testing this thing out.

Kevin Newman3 said:Gregory Ramirez2....I felt the same struggle, honestly. Let me try to break this down for you.....if you want to split up a single post to reply to it bit by bit, just use a standard quote block. You basically divide the text by sandwiching the specific part you're addressing between two markers...for example Gregory Ramirez2

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Still testing this thing out.

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Gregory Ramirez2 says: [I]😂 I’m gonna need a massive milkshake just to process what you just wrote. I am completely lost. 😵 Look, I get certain pieces of this, but I just can't wrap my head around how they actually fit together into one logical picture. 🤷 Alright, let's see what happens...

nimblecobra20 said:Does a Dossier complicate things when trying to work or obtain citizenship in other countries, especially in the West?

Obviously. That’s exactly why the whole citizenship process drags on for months on end.
If they didn't run background checks back in your home country, you'd probably be done in two weeks.

Part of living in a democracy means actually respecting the law, and that’s exactly what they expect from anyone applying for citizenship.

The criminal charges and penalties hitting members of Living Wall and their supporters are totally justified, though honestly, they're way too light.
In Western countries, they hand out much harsher sentences—and rightfully so.

goldenotter52 said:I gave him a two-week notice period.

Two weeks?
In my book, giving at least a full month would be way more professional.

Just testing this out (shoutout to my buddy on here—I’ve been scrolling through his instructional posts and snagged the link from there)

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Testing things out...