Fair enough!
I'm just of the mind set to question everything until every option is exhausted in getting to the truth.
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Disliked{quote} All valid questions Jen! I was a soldier in the first Gulf War, (Operation Desert Storm) in which was a UN sanctioned war, comprised of Multi-national coalition forces to drive Saddam back into Iraq from his initial invasion of Kuwait. My job at the time was with the 165th S.O.A.R.S. specialty group armed Reconnaissance where we had to provide survey info and security to contractor engineers to help with the shutting down of Oil wells that Saddam had purposefully set on fire, causing environmental catastrophe. My last active mission was...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I feel the same way you do Jen. Sometimes, more often than not, that all I want to do is find a quiet place in some corner of the Earth, and live out my life in peace. Make a living by having a small restaurant, with books, coffee, and good food as the theme is by all measures a much more simpler way to live. I don't want to be rich, just comfortable. Being rich just makes one a target for all the other nonsense of greed and influence that serves as unwanted attention. 9-11 among other aspects in history that are questionable, certainly...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for the different perspective. I understand in those early days, it wasn't so clear that Blair was a lying, power crazed nut job and I guess Bush wasn't far off. I do have a lot of respect for the armed forces, but sometimes I struggle to comprehend how they can just go and do what they do. How does all the breaking down and re-programming affect you as a person in the longer term? Coupled with the horrors you must have witnessed? Does it take a strong mind to overcome all that? Or is it a beneficial experience to make you a better...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Don't go into the restaurant business! It is hard work like no other (well, compared to what I knew anyway). I had an 80 cover restaurant just outside London and employed 14 people, full and part timers. I helped out on the bar most weekends and it was tough. Saturday night we would typically finish at 3 in the morning and back Sunday 9am to get ready to open at 12. What I found particularly hard was to be nice and keep smiling at those drunk leches all bloody night! I've seen it all, French waiter being a drama queen threatening...
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DislikedBritain is GREAT again! I saw him liveBrilliant. https://youtu.be/4looWiwpEmc
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Disliked{quote} Good advice. However, I do not plan on having something that you are describing. I wouldn't serve alcohol, just coffee, some healthy drinks and some food. I want to create a relaxed environment for people to come in relax, maybe play chess, or other stuff that is creative, read and promote some kind of literary angle as a theme. I don't know, just something I have thought about for a while. AS far as money, I don't want to get too big that I get the attention from the more powerful orgs or Government wanting to take me down if you know what...Ignored
Disliked{quote} OK, let's take a step back then. Why put yourself at the whim of our megalomaniac leaders in the first place? Sorry, I'm being challenging and difficult now, which is a woman's prerogative. I don't mean any offence.
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DislikedGBP is weak because of the Conservative Party Conference with May talking tough. Despite the tantrums of the left, Brexit stands, we have a timeline and there will be no messing around. Theresa's got more balls than all those limp wristed drips together. Funny that the IMF has revised their forecast for the UK, with growth predicted to exceed all the other G7 economies this year, when prior to Brexit it predicted catastrophe.Ignored
Disliked{quote} The revisionism post Brexit, by those who claimed their would be an immediate economic shock and recession, is very frustrating. They can't own the fact that they were wrong. I too thought there would be some a greater shock than we got, but I believed that Osborne grossly exaggerated his claims of the economic impact. Economist Meryvn King comes out of this looking really good as being one of the few who kept a level head and refused to play the game, as does the economist Steve Keen. It makes sense why the economists were singing the same...Ignored
DislikedGBP is weak because of the Conservative Party Conference with May talking tough. Despite the tantrums of the left, Brexit stands, we have a timeline and there will be no messing around. Theresa's got more balls than all those limp wristed drips together. Funny that the IMF has revised their forecast for the UK, with growth predicted to exceed all the other G7 economies this year, when prior to Brexit it predicted catastrophe.Ignored