Recent content by Wheels

As far as I know main stream media has not done anything as in depth as this so far regarding fraud in Minnesota. Kudos to the kid for doing what the msm won’t.

Does the current silver chart remind anyone else of the 1979 silver chart leading up to spring 1980.

It was your statement. I quoted it in the previous post. Your quote: “Africa has no large native domesticatable beasts of burden”. You make my point. Africa had animals to use but the native population only used donkeys until colonial times, unlike their counterparts in Asia and Europe. AI...

That definitely beats my brothers graduation where two streakers made their presence known to around 20,000 people during the governors speech.

Most fans of top 20 football schools are great people. LSU included. You would certainly be that type of fan. From my limited experience, 2004 Sugar Bowl, LSU has the highest percentage of truly obnoxious, ungracious winning, beer throwing on opposing fans, cursing out opposing fans families...

Hope he doesn’t try to convert them into LSU fans. :sneaky:

Zebras donkeys and cows have lived in Africa for thousands of years. They have all been domesticated. Throwing out statements like this only diminishes your argument.

Very true. Another geographical issue Africa has is The lack of navigable rivers beyond 50 miles from the ocean. The Nile, Congo and Niger were the only ones really exploited. With the Nile being the only one prior to Colonization.

A Zim PH made a poignant statement to me once. People used to come to Rhodesia to see the ruins of Great Zimbabwe. Now they come to Zimbabwe to see the ruins of Great Rhodesia.

Looks like Canada has responded to the tariffs.

I should have ready all the posts prior to writing mine. I even started mine the same way you did :unsure: :ROFLMAO:

As an outsider looking in (only been to around 20 European countries) the European Common Market was probably a good thing. The expansion to the EU was the beginning of the downfall. Europe is stuck with unelected bureaucrats in Brussels making policy and decisions who are accountable to no one...

The State Department looks to be changing its policy towards the EU when it comes to fining American companies.

Not sure why this comes out in Spanish. When I click on the X feed it changes to English.

Roger Stone isn’t my go to source on anything but he probably knows a lot more about this case and the pardon than I do.