some days you just want to beat your head against a wall.

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15 Apr 2020
That headline seems to be one hell of a obscure connection.
Pandemic shines harsh light on Trump's failure to protect pangolins theguardian.com/environment/…
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Prices go up 20% in a year. No worries. Prices forecast to fall 2.1% - hair raising.
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It would be *much* more socially transformative to ban social media for over-65s
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What an opening paragraph
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Who on earth thought that Brisbane beating up Carlton would be a good Friday night fixture? #AFLlionsblues
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Spain’s Prime Minister, on the ceasefire, says Spain 'will not applaud those who set the world on fire just because they turn up with a bucket.”
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Before the war: 1) Iran didn't control the Strait Of Hormuz, now it does 2) Iran oil was sanctioned, now it's not 3) Iran was not building a nuke, now it will 4) US bases in the Gulf were assets, now liabilities 5) Inflation was declining, now increasing Definitely winning!
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Wow what a lucky break for Don jr!!!
Last year, Donald Trump Jr. invested in a rare earths startup at a $200 million valuation. Then three months later, the US government announced a huge loan backstop for the company and now it's worth around $2 billion. bloomberg.com/news/features/…
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Ten - 1997 - Australia
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So very concretely the outcome of the war so far is that Iran controls the world's most critical energy chokepoint, and Russia can now sell their own oil freely and at a premium. I can't think of another U.S. war that's been such an obvious strategic disaster so quickly: normally it takes them a couple of years...
BREAKING: U.S. Treasury will officially authorize sale of crude oil from Russia, bypassing sanctions.
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The idea that these two would break up over something as absurd as astrology is perfectly on brand and delightful. What thousands of well founded complaints couldn’t do, astrology does. news.com.au/entertainment/tv…

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A friend asks if this a Norwich street sign or a warning to local lasses.
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Ahh Scotty James, poor guy is so bummed. Pro sport is brutal.
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It’s fucken hot.
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That’s devastating for Jakara Anthony. Clearly the best but stuffed it. What are the chances.
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Wait what?! New information
This post demonstrates why it’s insane that “billion” means different numbers in different languages.
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Whoever came up with parent’s rooms in shopping centres is a bloody legend.
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Last year, SEN Radio sacked senior journalist Peter Lalor over tweets that expressed solidarity with Palestinians. Usman Khawaja, in response, refused to do an interview with SEN in solidarity with Lalor. As Khawaja announces his retirement from cricket, he leaves behind a legacy that goes far beyond his numbers. Khawaja was a bloody good cricketer. He won't be ranked among the greats of all time. But he's been a much better role model than most of our cricketing gods could ever be. In his retirement press conference, he speaks about the importance of speaking out on issues outside of cricket. He reiterated his support for Palestine, and called out politicians for sowing hate and Islamophobia. Sadly, we don't make cricketers like that anymore. You'll be missed Uzzie. At a time most cricketers prefer to stay quiet, worry about endorsements and shy away from controversies, you walked the talk. At a time most of our cricketers towed the line of the government, you spoke up even if it meant it made you unpopular in some sections. On field, you were brilliant. Off the field, you were even better. Happy retirement, Usman Khawaja, you'll be missed ❤️
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He hasn’t even been in office for a year of this term yet.
BREAKING: The United States appears to have begun bombing Venezuela. Massive airstrikes are underway. War is here.
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