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patb wrote: » Every time, we are now getting into a grotesque and very sad routine: Politicians "re-doubling" their efforts, voices of support from other countries, national monuments lit up in national colours, candles lit to remember the dead, …
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » You sometimes make it look as if there's only the UK and a new country called EU. There are also: The Netherlands, Sweden, France, Germany.......just to name a few other sovereign countries. B…
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patb wrote: » Every time, we are now getting into a grotesque and very sad routine: Politicians "re-doubling" their efforts, voices of support from other countries, national monuments lit up in national colours, candles lit to remember the dead, …
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bondjames wrote: » It's an unconventional pick @4EverBonded, but I'm a firm believer that a man (or woman) can step up to the plate and deliver when the moment calls for it. Boris is sharp politically and knows how to sell a vision for Britain glo…
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TheWizardOfIce wrote: » AceHole wrote: » So if you move to Jakarta next week with three children, you don't expect ANY kind of help from the local authority to guide or assist you in settling in and connecting, learning the language? …
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patb wrote: » Spot on, there is so much material on our own planet right now to use as a basis for future plot lines. How about a planet choosing the exit the Federation? Or a massive refugee cargo ship arriving without warning on Earth. The mater…
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One question: How will Brexit influence Pinewood Studio's and...for us very important.....EON Productions? How would Barbara Broccoli & Michael Wilson look at Brexit?
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bondjames wrote: » Boris is going to keep things interesting and his future political aspirations are still, at least for the time being, intact. I'm glad he's the foreign secretary pick. It's a signal to the EU that Britain is open 'globally' for…
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bondjames wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » BUT I am starting to think that Clinton will get nowhere near the 332 to 365 electoral votes that Obama won in 2012 and 2008. Why is that even a s…
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bondjames wrote: » Gustav_Graves wrote: » BUT I am starting to think that Clinton will get nowhere near the 332 to 365 electoral votes that Obama won in 2012 and 2008. Why is that even a surprise to you? Clinton isn't anywhere near the ca…
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patb wrote: » The key thing is that Roddenberry had a vision. As soon as you have that, it forces you to deal with how society has moved forward (or back) etc, this is the heart of good science fiction. You can still see that in the sixth movie wh…
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chrisisall wrote: » BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » Estimates are that 80% of the Bernie supporters will be coming over to Hillary. @chrisisall, where are you on this topic? I believe the Electoral College will not let Trump get in. Any way…
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zebrafish wrote: » Roddenberry's visions for society have more space in the TV series. For me the movies mainly have to be intelligent fun. One day I am going to re-watch DS9, many good ideas in there. One was a reflection on war crimes and I reme…
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fully agreed
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Just check the tweets from below link (also embedded in this article http://nos.nl/artikel/2117556-aanstelling-boris-johnson-roept-hoon-en-afschuw-op.html ):
WATCH: in The Race to be the Next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom [Theresa May the new PM - 13 July 2016] Comment by Gustav_Graves July 2016
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Really guys....Boris Johnson as Minister of Foreign Affairs? :|
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fire_and_ice wrote: » I think Star Wars is more accessible to a broader audience, though modern Trek resembles Star Wars which was a conscious decision by paramount. Hence Beyond being helmed by a Fast and Furious Director, will be interesting to …
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fire_and_ice wrote: » There is not much to talk about until the film is released and further news on show emerges. Well, that's true. But how do you explain the insane nerdiness of 'Star Wars' then? I mean, the 'Star Wars' topic in here is …
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bondjames wrote: » Let's see how she does. It's too early to judge and to tell. Rhetoric is one thing (and politicians are fantastic at that) but governing is something else entirely and she will be tested. If she delivers, then she has a long fut…
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bondjames wrote: » [Boris Johnson] has removed himself from doing any of the 'heavy lifting' that will be required over the next year or so. Impressive. It depends how you look at it. If you tend to like cold individualism, long-term orient…
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Really? I am stunned how unpopular Star Trek is in here, compared to the 'almighty', childish Star Wars X(
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Really? I am stunned how unpopular Star Trek is in here, compared to the 'almighty', childish Star Wars X(
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Forummembers? I grew up in a Farmer family, I served with Farmers, I know Farmers, Farmers are friends of mine. Forummembers, you all are no Farmers. This is the land of my parents, which both my brother and I will inherit in two equal parts: …
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Well, this is how people generally respond in here. I show sincere interest in British politics. But apparently it doesn't work that way the other way around. It's telling.
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Now that the world is getting invaded by female PM's and presidents, I'd like the weight in by coming up with a Dutch female politician I admire: Mrs Pia Dijkstra. She is a member of the radical centrist party D66 (social-liberal party. 2nd biggest …
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Because this year it's the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, posterposse.com has posted the most beautiful examples of fan-posterart. Truly wonderful: "Star Trek: Beyond Death": "Slave To Orion": "Star Trek: 50 Years": …
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Because this year it's the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, posterposse.com has posted the most beautiful examples of fan-posterart. Truly wonderful: "Star Trek: Beyond Death": "Slave To Orion": "Star Trek: 50 Years": …
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bondjames wrote: » From the Conservative party's perspective, they've just changed one 'Remainer' with another, and have also ostensibly marginalized (for the time being) the Brexiters within their own party, which is ironic given the result. They…
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So May it is :-D! Perhaps 'Iron Lady 2.0'? As she is definitely the most progressive Tory atm. So she has the 'iron' mentality of Thatcher, though luckily she's more left-wing within the Conservative Party as compared to Thatcher. I'd say: Good choi…
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Education is key, ignorance and lack of awareness are route causes. You read my previous post? I was giving an example from my personal experience. It could have easily been avoided with better education.
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