Dutch Uncle
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Trump Admin bans Harvard from enrolling foreign / international students
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If we sell enough food to feed the entire world, as you claim, and the rest of the world produces food too, that means nearly twice as much food is produced and sold as is needed. That would drive down prices to a point of collapse.
Into the Night
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Blatant lie.
No, he wasn't.
Go learn what 'employee' means, Wally.
So you are guilty of McVeigh's bombing. Gotit.
He wasn't radicalized.
The bombing was an act of war in retaliation for government atrocities committed under Democrats.
Into the Night
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Argument from randU fallacy. Making up numbers and using them as 'data' never works, Wally.
Dutch Uncle
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IBDaMann
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Oooooh, I see that your TDS has escalated your desperation into the "all caps" range.
Please take a sendative once in a while and see a therapist about your TDS debilitation.
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IBDaMann
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Are you claiming that Trump has omnipotence? Is that what you think? Do you really believe that, despite not being involved, Trump simply willed all that to occur and poof! ... it all just miraculously happened?
You're a nutcase.
You can try your best to blame Trump's magical superpowers of omnipotence for everything at which your thought masters order you to become enraged, but it will not work ... except on other leftists with debilitating cases of TDS.
Dutch Uncle
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IBDaMann
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You are spot on ... except that Social Security is a Ponzi scheme, not a pyramid scheme. Other than that, your analysis is very astute.
I am claiming that the buck for the trump administration ends with trump. his administration acts for him. If he does not like what his administration does, he can change it.
IBDaMann
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So you assign to Trump all responsibility for EVERYTHING that occurs in the Executive Branch, specifically because the US Constitution vests ALL Executive power in the President, which is why you totally agree with the Trump Administration that no judges anywhere have any Executive power to be issuing any orders of Executive power, right?
You don't hold an inherently contradictory position, right?
It isn't "clearly" anything of the sort. This is a travel VISA issued by the United States, it is not a passport. If the United States issues a passport it if FOR the United States you idiot. This is simply not a passport.The top half of the document has a map of Saudi Arabia, the royal emblem of Saudi Arabia, and the words "Saud... Passport"(it is not 100% clear, but enough is readable to see the word passport). The bottom half has a visa with different color paper stuck onto passport paper. You can clearly see the line between the two types of paper with the blueish US visa paper, sticking to the greenish Saudi Arabian passport paper.
I have seen these documents my entire life. It is a visa stuck inside a passport.
It is clearly a visa stuck inside a passport, which is normal for long term visas. I have had several of them stuck inside my US passport. US visas do not include a map of Saudi Arabia, or a statement that they are Saudi Arabian passports.
If you had any decency, you would apologize, and admit that the upper half of the picture is clearly a Saudi Arabian passport, and the lower half is a US visa stuck inside the passport. I will see if you have any decency.
No, they issue visas that get stuck inside foreign passports to create a document that is something of a hybrid.
I can not stress this enough, the top half of the document clear has the word "passport" on it. This is a Saudi passport, issued with a US visa inside it.
And... Let's pretend it is a Saudi Passport instead of a US Travel VISA... It would STILL not mean that the person was from the Saudi Government.
christiefan915
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Inane, I claimed that saying because folks came from Saudi Arabia that means the government is responsible is flat crap logic, and it is EXACTLY like saying the US is responsible for the FBI building because the guys who did it were American. It's just stupid logic.
Then you say that a "weak man"... He doesn't have to be "strong" to plan an attack, or to fund it. The man was rich, was not living in a "cave", wasn't incapable of thought, and had an organization that was willing to follow him.
You keep repeating the same thing, and I keep pointing out the same thing. The issuer of this document is the United States, they do not issue Saudi Passports. That is an image of a Travel Visa, one he obtained in Saudi Arabia before coming here, from the United States, probably the consulate... The image of a map on the document doesn't change who issued it or what it is, it tells you what it is on the document.The top half of the document has a map of Saudi Arabia, the royal emblem of Saudi Arabia, and the words "Saud... Passport"(it is not 100% clear, but enough is readable to see the word passport). The bottom half has a visa with different color paper stuck onto passport paper. You can clearly see the line between the two types of paper with the blueish US visa paper, sticking to the greenish Saudi Arabian passport paper.
I have seen these documents my entire life. It is a visa stuck inside a passport.
It is clearly a visa stuck inside a passport, which is normal for long term visas. I have had several of them stuck inside my US passport. US visas do not include a map of Saudi Arabia, or a statement that they are Saudi Arabian passports.
If you had any decency, you would apologize, and admit that the upper half of the picture is clearly a Saudi Arabian passport, and the lower half is a US visa stuck inside the passport. I will see if you have any decency.
No, they issue visas that get stuck inside foreign passports to create a document that is something of a hybrid.
I can not stress this enough, the top half of the document clear has the word "passport" on it. This is a Saudi passport, issued with a US visa inside it.
Passports say passport, not VISA. Saudi Passports do not say United States VISA on them... no matter how many times you try to pretend that they do, because you can't just say, "Oops, I hosed that up, you're right, that's a VISA, and not one issued by Saudi Arabia"... It was obtained there, but it certainly was not issued by their government, you can tell that by the name on the document... "United States"... It's a clear *hint* that it isn't a Saudi Passport...
You are clearly wrong. It is a US visa stuck into a Saudi Arabian passport. Usually, extended visas are glued into the passport, except for Russian/Soviet ones that were stapled in. The top right half of the picture has several stamps, but under that it has the words Saudi passport in English and Arabic. In the top left of the picture is a map of Saudi Arabia, and the royal emblem of Saudi Arabia. The bottom half of the picture has a page which is a US Visa. You can see bits of the green paper of the passport along the seem, under the blue paper of the visa.
This is the section of the passport where the visas are either stamped or stuck. The passport was issued by Saudi Arabia. The visa was issued by the USA, and stuck into the passport. This is literally plain as day, and I am starting to think that you are intentionally getting this wrong to be annoying.
Once again, it is both. It is a Saudi Arabian passport with US 2 year visa in it. Usually B1/B2 visas are for only 6 months, so that has me a little confused, but the rest is clear as day.
The Saudi Arabian Government has a clear problem that they have created a government and society that is supporting terrorism. I think they have made progress on this front in the last 25 years, but it is still an issue.
Everything is not OK in Saudi Arabia.
As I said, let's pretend that thing said Saudi Arabia Passport, in Arabic... It still would not mean that 9/11 terrorists came from Saudi Arabia, that is craptacular logic. Just because someone is from there and does something bad it does not mean that the government did it. That is the worst logic ever.You are clearly wrong. It is a US visa stuck into a Saudi Arabian passport. Usually, extended visas are glued into the passport, except for Russian/Soviet ones that were stapled in. The top right half of the picture has several stamps, but under that it has the words Saudi passport in English and Arabic. In the top left of the picture is a map of Saudi Arabia, and the royal emblem of Saudi Arabia. The bottom half of the picture has a page which is a US Visa. You can see bits of the green paper of the passport along the seem, under the blue paper of the visa.
This is the section of the passport where the visas are either stamped or stuck. The passport was issued by Saudi Arabia. The visa was issued by the USA, and stuck into the passport. This is literally plain as day, and I am starting to think that you are intentionally getting this wrong to be annoying.
Once again, it is both. It is a Saudi Arabian passport with US 2 year visa in it. Usually B1/B2 visas are for only 6 months, so that has me a little confused, but the rest is clear as day.
The Saudi Arabian Government has a clear problem that they have created a government and society that is supporting terrorism. I think they have made progress on this front in the last 25 years, but it is still an issue.
Everything is not OK in Saudi Arabia.
You can literally see the line where the US visa is stuck to the Saudi passport. The issuer of the visa is the USA, and the issuer of the passport is Saudi Arabia.
Look at the top right under the stamps; it says passport.
And US visas do not say Saudi passport(as this document does), but when a US visa is stuck inside a Saudi Arabian passport, and a picture is taken, it is both a passport and a visa.