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[quote]The Southern Poverty Law Center, Inc. has apologized to Quilliam and its founder Maajid Nawaz for wrongly naming them in its controversial Field Guide to Anti-Muslim Extremists. In a public statement, the SPLC’s president, Richard Cohen, explained that “Mr. Nawaz and Quilliam have made valua...

[quote]Yeah, I see the file throwing. I thought she just fell on her fat arse at first. Didn't realize that he dropped her with a left hook.[/quote] He handled it close to as poorly as he could. He should have simply not engaged with her. Seems somewhat likely she is mentally ill....

[quote]GWB did what he had to do[/quote] [quote]do think he did an excellent job his first four years. [/quote] He "had" to sign the Patriot Act? He "had" to start 2 endless wars?...

[quote]like the mini-series in the 90's[/quote] Yep. This one had full King sign-off....

[quote] Another question for the board that I have had. Will bulletproof coffee knock you out of a "fast"? I have read that anything over 25 or so calories will knock your body out of a fasted state, and bulletproof would definitely have much more than that. I am attempting to fast from dinner unti...

[quote]They have updated the doc twice since you’ve watched it Might want to check it out and you’re view may change drastically[/quote] Noted. :lol:...

[quote]I listened to a true crime podcast that had an episode focus on a guy who was convicted of murdering his wife when she was discovered at the base of the stairs with her head bashed in. The podcast focused on a theory about a potential Owl suspect who might have attacked her and actually cause...

[quote]fyi- they've added a few episodes since then but still no mention of the owl theory.[/quote]I seem to recall that was in the final episode of the original series. And then, didn't A&E have a follow up series called "Return to the Staircase"? Is that what this is, or is this new episodes even ...

[quote]Are you saying the state wasn’t corrupt in the staircase trial?[/quote] I actually watched it (I believe on Netflix DVD :lol:) back in 2010, so I can't remember any details. I just remember being very annoyed that when I actually went to some unbiased sources, I was astonished at what they le...

Absolutely not. It is extremely dishonest. What happened was, the French directors struck gold with their first American true-crime film (Murder on a Sunday Morning.) It featured legit corruption and did a public service bringing ugly facts to light. I believe they then decided that their next pr...

If anyone wants the definitive (and correct) background and take on the situation, please read this [link=(https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/05/tommy-robinson-grooming-gangs-britain-persecutes-journalist/amp/?twitter?impression=true)]Douglas Murray piece from the National Review.[/link] "Groomi...

[quote]A man was imprisoned for reporting about Moslem pedophiles on trial [/quote] Well, annoyingly, in this specific case, he stupidly did this to himself. Overall, however, he is in the right....

[quote]Would be my favorite line of the episode if not for Dwight's line to Michael as he's pigging out on breakfast: Michael: What's wrong with you? Incredulous Dwight: I'm ravenous after a night of lovemaking.[/quote] :lol: That's good, but I like his quick rant about her: she's a dental h...

[quote]At no point in the show, that I recall, do we see him show remorse, apologize to her for flying off the handle for minor discretions or act like he felt terrible and made it up to her.[/quote] We do see immense dedication from her to him, even after that. [quote]Fair enough but he is a cla...

[quote]He didn't happen to kick for the tigers did he? [/quote] Juan Betanzos was Mexican....

[quote] He was overly mean and cruel to his wife after he was shot when all she was doing was trying to be nice and help him recover. [/quote] I didn't say he was perfect. He was clearly massively out of sorts. And I have no doubt that he felt terrible about it and made it up to her. [quote]H...

[quote]Why do so many people despise Huey P Long[/quote] Because he was an extraordinarily dishonest communist?...

[quote]Really don't see the reasoning for putting that much financial strain on the family just to keep him out of jail for a couple of months when its a far-gone conclusion that he will be doing a hefty amount of time. I know it's just a drop in the bucket but he could have gotten time served for t...

[quote] Bad situation all-around though[/quote] Why?...

[quote]I always thought one of the points of the show was that none of the characters were really likable in the sense of being good people. They were all pretty flawed people. I didn't really hate any of them, but neither did I really like them in the sense of wanting to be friends with any of them...