Predict the FINAL NUMBER of confirmed Coronavirus cases/deaths in the U.S. (Predictions ONLY)
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Trump now suing to prevent Mike Cohen from releasing tell all book.
Trump suing to prevent Duetsch Bank from releasing family financial records and loan details subpoena by Congress.
Trump suing to prevent release of the unredacted Mueller report to Congress.
"Where are the Russians". "No Collusion". "North Korea denuclearizee".
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Trump suing to prevent Duetsch Bank from releasing family financial records and loan details subpoena by Congress.
Trump suing to prevent release of the unredacted Mueller report to Congress.
"Where are the Russians". "No Collusion". "North Korea denuclearizee".
- Dumb Alfie
The only people he stop from flying into America were Chinese Nationalist. 50,000 people still flew in from China after the bigoted travel restrictions were put in place. Also at that time, even 2 weeks prior, all major airlines already stop flights to and from China.
Valuist, now you tell us about Trump's European travel ban that excluded countries where Trump had golf resorts.
Valuist, now you tell us about Trump's European travel ban that excluded countries where Trump had golf resorts.
Similar piece, although it seems like everyone writing on all the various sides has a string of letters behind their names.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/f...ford-doctor-says-2020-04-27?mod=mw_latestnews
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/f...ford-doctor-says-2020-04-27?mod=mw_latestnews
Who stands to gain?
Square, do you speak Latin or any foreign languages?
I'm still mad at my high school counselor for suggesting I take French 101 back in the late 1970's.
Ugh.
Spanish or Latin would have been the way to go.
Though, the smart language choice today, I understand, is Mandarin.
Square, do you speak Latin or any foreign languages?
I'm still mad at my high school counselor for suggesting I take French 101 back in the late 1970's.
Ugh.
Spanish or Latin would have been the way to go.
Though, the smart language choice today, I understand, is Mandarin.
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I never saw a link in Rail's original post, but I assumed that he was linking the video from this same basic article/interview:
https://www.zerohedge.com/health/2-...ciety-now-because-lockdowns-are-weakening-our
https://www.zerohedge.com/health/2-...ciety-now-because-lockdowns-are-weakening-our
"Speak" would be a bit of an overstatement, in any of those languages.
Started with a year of Spanish in high school, but they didn't have a second year, so I did first year French instead the next year. And then stayed with French for 16 credit hours in college, because I'd already started, needed the language requirement for my liberal arts degree, and, well, the French version of Louisiana's Civil Code of 1825 still governs where there's been no intervening changes in a provision, and I was heading to law school.
And you pick up Latin phrases here and there, especially in law. There's always the internet these days to fill in the blanks.
Have dabbled with Spanish via sundry methods since college and law school -- it's more practical these days -- but I still speak Spanish mas o menos, mas menos que mas.
Was about to start dabbling instead in Mandarin as had been going out with a girl from Hunan, but she's currently stuck on the other side of the US after having gone back to the PRC for the lunar new year, so that's on hold for a bit.
Anyway -- immersion is the best way to learn a language. With Spanish, when I've gone south of the border and forced myself into situations where I needed to speak and understand the language to get through, my level of fluency has increased exponentially. You no doubt have picked up Spanish very well having spent all that time with Ticas in Costa Rica.
