Lexicus
Deity
It's the Trump effect.
It's the Trump effect.
Ah I seeThat isn't really what Kyriakos is asking, though. Mueller became a sort of superhero to liberals (including many liberals right here in OT!) despite the fact that he is a cop and a spook.
@Kyriakos bear in mind a number of the "neocons" and interventionists are now serving in the Trump administration. It seems likely that they will try to engineer a war with Iran if they think they can do it.
I know, I must have been living under a rock ^_^
I don't recall that individual being a regular OT poster. In this case, that's one of the criteria for being a "resident" whatever.Uuhm, what about christos200?
Uuhm, what about christos200?
Yep! He's a great guy and fun to watch.I know, I must have been living under a rock ^_^
That particular individual has met with a divergence in political views that acts as a restriction criterion, to his psyche.I don't recall that individual being a regular OT poster. In this case, that's one of the criteria for being a "resident" whatever.
There's a mere couple hundred thousand of them, man.Name rings a bell but I haven't seen him around in a long time and I didn't know he was Greek. You can't expect me to know the whereabouts and actions of all other CFCers at all times![]()
Yes, what about their dividends, stock options and so on? Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes had assets worth over 400 million dollars after a couple of years of working in early-era Facebook.TIL that Larry Page and Jack Dorsey, the founders of Google/Alphabet and Twitter, both had a salary of $1 last year.
There's a mere couple hundred thousand of them, man.
Yes, what about their dividends, stock options and so on? Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes had assets worth over 400 million dollars after a couple of years of working in early-era Facebook.
Are you willing to walk the path of the Tak?One day I will reach your level Takhisisan, but today is not that day.
Hmmm. I find it hard to accept that they could be willing to work for no pay, so i wonder what they key to the mystery is. But it's quite-late-a.m and Rita Hayworth awaits, so I'll solve it another day.BenitoChavez said:It includes stock pay and "other".
Then I would say his popularity is in part due to his background. It was the same way with Barr before he went full assclown.
People (including myself) applauded the appointment of insiders who seemed rational and swayed by facts to hopefully bring some sanity to the mess. The hope was that these guys were seen as un-assailable by the right due to their past but that was obviously wrong.
And I didn't know that Mueller was involved with Iraq 2 to begin with until this conversation. That may be the case for the general public. Barr was better well known but the media held up as a responsible sort even with his sorted background. That was also totally wrong.
Isn't there some similar issue with the tundra and taiga in places like Canada and Russia? I'm too lazy to Google it right now, but I remember something about methane..?TIL that the greenhouse gas emissions of all peat and bog areas in Western Europe is equal to the total greenhouse gas emissions of Belgium of all energy consumption.
The only way to stop this and restore peat/bog areas to a net balance of absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere is to keep groundwater level just below the surface.
Unfortunately agriculture demand is to regulate and/or pump groundwater to deeper levels.
A lessening of rainfall and/or a more extreme distribution of rainfall over the year (from Climate changes) has the same detrimental effect (unless actions are taken to trap the rainfall water in those areas)
Isn't there some similar issue with the tundra and taiga in places like Canada and Russia? I'm too lazy to Google it right now, but I remember something about methane..?
It's all about tipping points.
How does the Netherlands (in the broader sense) being under sea level affect the level of the water table?