Em Adespoton

Imagine a camera on the bottom of the body instead of where the eyes would be. Now have it circle like an eagle, flapping as needed. Telephoto lens.

The one thing it has going for it is covert surveillance.

So let’s say Alberta separates from Canada… Who would they be asking for this money?

It also cuts down on listeria and salmonella poisoning.

Seems like he’s setting up a corporate management structure with an inner C suite and an outer set of ministry managers.

Has anyone structured the cabinet like this before?

One of the benefits of an executive that outright lies or says the quiet parts out loud is that there’s limited space for their lawyers to hide behind “nuance” arguments.

Ex-Nortel employees remember.

Sometimes people hold unpopular opinions privately until they’re examined under the spotlight. Then they realize that’s not actually their opinion. See: Brexit.

It wasn’t the fall that killed them; it was the collision.

Sounds about right.

The benefit is, if you’re ever able to afford property, you can hold it for a few years, sell it, pay off the mortgage, and move almost anywhere else in the world as a millionaire.

Remote work begins to look very attractive.

Interesting. Considering they’re handling a bunch of Amazon’s shipping now to avoid tariffs, they’ve got lots of bargaining power right now.

If you think modern Zionism is about religion in anything but name, or that Palestinian nationalism is about Islam in anything but name, what you believe is even more questionable than what they believe.

If all religion vanished overnight, the same people would be fighting over the same land with many of the same arguments, but something else substituted for the religion.

Tribalism knows no borders.