Is it really possible?
I'm not sure if an executive order can really make this happen.
What do you think?
Anyone?
Where's she?
Anyone?
Just left us without a word?
Jen....I hope all is fine with you.
"The truth is worth it.
Piecing together the facts. Vetting sources. Connecting the details. The New York Times applies journalistic rigor to every topic we cover, in our mission to deliver what is critical to democracy — independent journalism with an unwavering commitment to the truth."
New York Times claim to deliver nothing but the truth.
Really?
If all is said and done are for the truth's sake, from the whole media and broadcasting system, then perhaps we're all enlightened.
I wish.
Who started it and why it doesn't go away?
I am sure so many of us would not want war at all, and yet history says, it has been a part of man's life from the beginning until now.
When and how will it end? Any ideas?
Personally I wish there would be no war at all. With all its destruction and causes of suffering and deaths, I wish it never ever happen at all. But it does. Why?
Its plain and simple.
Everyone has a choice. To complain or not. To respect or not. To be nice or not. To terrorize or to be peaceful.
This site is free. While being civil is encouraged, it is not always the case. People including me becomes too personal at times especially on religion and politics.
All I'm saying is, be happy we have a site to enjoy and if we get lucky, we find those that sweep us off our feet. I did. Twice. I couldn't be more thankful.
"An attorney for the president, Charles Harder, characterized the ruling in a statement as "a total victory for President Trump and a total defeat for Stormy Daniels."
What a waste of money and time for fortune seekers like this whore.
My question, why doesn't she sue all the guys that fu.cked her and or paid her to get fu.cked?
Really?
I have no respect for women who choose prostitution as a profession and then pick and choose who to sue later for a service that got settled with money.
Services are rendered and got paid and just because one bloke she f*cked got into the public service, NOW THE SUIT becomes SENSATIONALIZED just because it spells money. What the f*ck is wrong with these kind of animals?
I don't have anything to say against any profession, specifically being a whore or a prostitute, but to allow our system to get corrupted and claim the buyers of such services as women hater is just plain wrong.
Then you label a man like Trump as women hater?
The world knows who Stormy Daniels is, the prostitute that tried to bring the President down. Even if this is all about defamation, it is stemmed from the fact that she sensationalized her s*xual affairs with the President.
Wow all the money siphoned out of this great state.
No wonder they built the biggest casino in the US at the border between Oklahoma and Texas. Winstar, an hour drive from Dallas. Mostly players are yes, Texans. High rollers they are many.
I drove many a times in Houston and San Antonio but not in Dallas and golly, the roads are built for the future.
Anyways while I'm enjoying my stay I just noticed how everything is "big" here.
I don't look forward to this part of a relationship. Yet it is inevitable. When things are not working as planned and or the so called love is going sideways for whatever reason. What is next? Forward or Reverse?
I am not the person that is easily convinced that trust and commitment will get restored if both are willing to work it out. Really?
I am finding the right door to get out at the moment. lol, hopefully the door is wide open.
Anyways share your feelings if you can relate to this.
Do you find ending a relationship quite easy? Or hard? I know it depends, but to me, it is a very uneasy feelings to go through.
Britain's Burka Blues: "I'd Like to Thank Boris Johnson"
by Denis MacEoin • September 3, 2018 at 5:00 am
"As a Muslim woman, I'd like to thank Boris Johnson for calling out the niqab" — Title of an article by Dr. Qanta Ahmed in The Spectator.
"his is a point that we Muslims seem to be unable to get across to non-Muslims – there is no basis in Islam for the niqab.... That's why Muslim nations are themselves regulating and banning the niqab and burqa..." — Dr. Qanta Ahmed, The Conversation, January 2017.
Some observers feel that it is especially painful to see Western feminists marching and wearing black face masks in order to protect Muslim women's right to wear them, but failing to support the rights of other Muslim women who plead not to be forced into them.
We are expected to feel guilty if we dare to question what some Muslim women themselves question: if shariah law is really the most wholesome lifestyle for many women.
To many, female Islamic clothing, from hijabs to niqabs and burqas, represents the powerful oppression of women's rights. They look as if they could be symbols of the undue pressures on women to conform to a patriarchal, deeply misogynistic code and the punishments that can be and often are inflicted on women for even a slight avoidance of the rules. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)
On August 5, Britain's former Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, published an article in The Daily Telegraph. Entitled "Denmark has got it wrong. Yes, the burka is oppressive and ridiculous – but that's still no reason to ban it", the article created a furore both within and outside his own Tory party, and for more than one reason.
Johnson is currently the strongest candidate to replace Theresa May as Prime Minister, given her increasing weakness as a leader, largely due to the problems surrounding Brexit and her inability to create a suitable deal for it. This is relevant to the furore. Johnson is an ambitious politician who is given to making controversial comments. "I'd Like to Thank Boris Johnson"
by Denis MacEoin
Note: I never thought there is another side of this fiasco from some muslim women themselves.
It is relieving to know.
GLOBAL INVESTING HOT SPOTS
Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs could rattle Canada’s economy and NAFTA
Canada's weak economy had GDP growth of 1.7 percent in the fourth quarter, and its stock market is down 5 percent year-to-date.
Canada exports nearly 90 percent of its steel to the U.S., the most of any country.
Canada accounts for 41 percent of America's aluminum imports.
Tariffs could impact the interconnected supply chain of many industries, including autos, and this could hurt NAFTA renegotiation talks.
On Monday Trump signaled he may drop tariffs if a 'fair' NAFTA agreement is signed.
Bryan Borzykowski, special to CNBC.com
Published 4:50 PM ET Fri, 2 March 2018 Updated 11:50 AM ET Mon, 5 March 2018
I am so sure there are so many who will be crying because now they have to share the responsibility of what is called fair trade system.
Good morning fellow bloggers, readers and anyone who wants to read this blog.
A good friend of mine suggested this topic as a follow up in the journey of breaking and mending and I thought maybe, some people will be able to relate and or share their experiences (if desired).
I am inspired to write this blog because a friend of mine told me that there are indeed known benefits for being a smoker.
He said and I quote: It calms him down and that is a very good benefit.
I respect that.
Note: I lost 3 good friends from this habit and it was very sad, they were all under the age of 55.
Question: Are all smokers enjoy this benefit? Are there other benefits that you know of?
Are there hardcore smokers that you know of who would want to quit but can't?
Thanks all for reading and or comments if any.
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