‘This is not our war. This is not my war… I mean, we got ourselves entangled in something that we shouldn’t have been involved in. And we would have been a lot better off – and maybe the whole thing would have been better off – because it can’t be much worse. It’s a real mess,’ Trump said.
Russia will never abandon the traditional upbringing of children, Education Minister Sergey Kravtsov said on Tuesday while commenting on last year’s Eurovision Song Contest, which featured non-binary performers.
DID YOU KNOW? When you purchase a book from the world’s richest corporation, the author, who may have laboured on their book for years, receives as little as a few cents. On a book that with shipping costs YOU nearly $30 or its equivalent in Pounds or Euros.
it cannot and should not renounce its identity to please globalist agendas or foreign diplomatic interests. Our priority is and must be cultural unity, real integration, and respect for our historical and constitutional values.’
That world is gone, and it has left them behind. Today’s Russia neither needs Western European approval nor fears its condemnation.
1. ‘A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.’ George R.R. Martin 2. ‘The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.’ Dr. Seuss 3. ‘Reading is […]
It is claimed that 40 per cent of books are ghostwritten, but is it ethical? Michael Walsh has helped scores of writers to bring their books up to retail standards:
BLATANT RACISM Worse than Apartheid South Africa: ‘It means overall, it’s about 20 per cent cheaper after this deal to employ an Indian than a British worker.
It was said that Irish Wolfhounds were the only dogs fast enough to run down a wolf and strong enough to kill it afterwards, tracking mostly by sight and speed.
ALZHEIMER’S . I think I just fell over, son, I really can’t be sure; Perhaps I just lay down awhile, I think it is the floor. Oh, I wish that I was younger, Less tired and bemused; Why do I, son, fall over? And why am I confused? […]
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