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[Aaron N]

Quick question, who’s the only country to invoke Article 5 within NATO?

 

[YancyW]

Doesn’t permanent residence status in the U.S. give that Columbia University guy first amendment rights? View attachment 670413

I don’t personally understand why he would choose to support Palestinian Terrorism but it looks like he still has the right to free speech

That status can be revoked if someone is deemed a national security threat.

 

[Red Leg]

I think he’s just proving he can flip the switch any time he likes… another means for forcing Zelenskkys hand… if Ukraine doesn’t capitulate quickly he’ll flip the switch back the other direction fairly soon..

It’s barbaric..

But I’m guessing effective..

I would have hoped another set of terms would describe the expectations for Ukraine, but I think you are likely very accurate.

 

[Tubby’s Canteen]

Quick question, who’s the only country to invoke Article 5 within NATO?

It was bush in the fallout immediately following 9/11 wasn’t it. Can’t think of any other time it’s been invoked.

 

[Red Leg]

Quick question, who’s the only country to invoke Article 5 within NATO?

Excellent point. The US - 911 - and the alliance responded.

 

[Tubby’s Canteen]

That status can be revoked if someone is deemed a national security threat.

Can he be tried then or only expelled?

 

[YancyW]

Can he be tried then or only expelled?

Could be both, depends on a countless number of variables. If there is evidence he facilitated the activities that lead of crimes being committed against jewish students at Columbia, there are a number of federal crimes that could be associated. I haven't seen the arrest documents or any charging statements, so I don't know on that front.

 

[Tanks]

You knew full well any deal was going to involve Russia keeping some of the territory gains and Zelenskyy losing power?

I don’t know whether you negotiated any contracts or own your own business but as a rule one doesn’t concede everything before even sitting at the table.

 

[YancyW]

I don’t know whether you negotiated any contracts or own your own business but as a rule one doesn’t concede everything before even sitting at the table.

I don’t compare to you, and I mean that genuinely, but I do own businesses on my own. They are small, but I have 20 full-time employees and a handful of contractors. I was also an executive at a fortune 10 company, where I managed healthcare contracts generating billions annually. These contracts routinely had multiple negotiated amendments per year.

I do know a bit about this subject, but in this case, that doesn’t matter at all. Ukraine isn’t at the table. Back to my point—you generally have a very good ballpark idea of where things will shake out in the end. Two elements of that are going to be Russia keeps some of the ground they have taken thus far and Zelenskyy won't be allowed to maintain power.

 

[observe]

https://www.statecapture.org.za/site/information/reports


.....and NOTHING happened to any of these crooks in Parliament that still think they can threaten USA or that they for all in South Africa........!

 

[MauserM03Blog]

Could it possibly be your smarmy, condescending manner of speaking that makes Americans resistant to your point of view?

Pretty sure that’s it for me. But WTF do I know? I’m not a scientist and all that.

I'm not an oncologist. But if I found that the vast majority of the world's oncologists were trying tell me something, I'd listen to them before I listened to an unqualified politician who says they're all wrong.