Yeah good point and a good question. Remember Lawrence of Arabia.
Errr wut?
Yeah good point and a good question. Remember Lawrence of Arabia.
Errr wut?
why does middle east problems always end up being a western problem? why can't the oil rich arab nations help each other out?
then again I'm sure western countries would rather keep them divided and weak
Because the uber-rich in gulf nations are to busy driving round knightsbridge in cars like this to give a flying ****.
This guy had a 4x4 with Qatari diplomatic plates and armed guards inside trailing him for protection.
yea his lack of insurance and clearly IQIs it possible to make more of a statement than this?
The statement being "I am massively over-compensating for something."
yea his lack of insurance and clearly IQ
that car = awesome
that paint job pretty ****
driving without insurance when your clearly rich as **** and having your car confiscated and put on show by scotland yard
priceless
Doesnt need insurance, could buy 10 of them and burn them... without bothering.
that car = awesome
that paint job pretty ****
driving without insurance when your clearly rich as **** and having your car confiscated and put on show by scotland yard
priceless
You're citing Bloomberg who is in turn citing Al-Arabiya who is in turn citing "unnamed activists", and the story is mysteriously absent from both the Al-Arabiya website and their Twitter feed (which has been busy posting stories about reporters sneezing on TV in the meantime)
11 out of 20 isn't a majority.
11 out of 20 isn't a majority.
11 out of 20 isn't a majority.
Depends if you want a democracy.
55/45 is a clear margin. Democracy is just a process though it's not s magic wand that always creates nice outcomes, good and bad can both occur under a democracy too.
if we had democracy Britain would have been against it at the summit...
people say one thing
pm does what he wants anyway.
why is his opinion above parliaments and the peoples?
Because you didn't vote for Ed Milliband yet....
Great