Surely you are not advocating for law enforcement to be judge, jury and executioner.
The murder rate of capital vs non-capital punishment US states suggests that it's not much of a deterrent. Maybe if they killed more and faster it might be...
According to Trump today before he headed off to Alaska with his new arm candy press secretary, the diesel being shipped out from Russian is "for the world, they are not releasing it to us". Whataguy.
I came across this post-Cold War history perspective. I have no idea who Carina Cedrechi is, and there are some who debate whether or not she is, in fact, real but, regardless, somebody created the message.
I have seen downtown Toronto folks consider anything north of Eglinton, east of the Don River or west of the Humber River as the hinterland where they would never consider living. An in-country vacation is taking the train to Montreal so they can hang around another downtown.
Could be, but that's a different piece of legislation. Actually, it would be the section above - Sec. 2 - that prohibits the importation of Russian energy products.. The highlighted section actually allows the President to terminate the prohibition (i.e. allow it) under the process laid out...
I took a look at that legislation (H.R. 5334) because its rainy and I'm bored and I can't see where it directly prohibits buying energy products from Russia. It prohibits a number of financial and business transactions, and prohibits a US entity from exporting energy products to Russia, but if...
Conceptual indeed. Personnel downrange and the accused facing away.
This administration is conducting a holy war and has some version of god on its side.
This video would end up on a recruiting loop of every radial group worldwide.
The advantage of FPTP is its simplicity; results are known within hours, the voter only has to make one simple decision. This does not deny its drawbacks. The few times that a government has proposed changes, it has either chickened-out (go figure) or the electorate rejected the alternative...
That likely changed (in Ontario anyway) when an undergrad degree was mandated for a general teaching certificate. I don't know when that was mandated or who pushed for it.
From what I recall and from teachers I know, much of the rest of the faculty felt the same way.
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