nextrush continues pimping his own blog for hits....
Posted on 06/28/2019 10:32:20 PM PDT by Nextrush
A death sentence from France's Court of Cassation for quadriplegic patient Vincent Lambert late Friday afternoon.....
An attempt by the federal government to compromise with environmentalists failed Friday morning as three groups that want an injunction to stop Oregon ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond from using federal land for grazing rejected it.....
They are arguably the most demonized leaders in the world and on Friday US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin were together with President Trump in a jovial mood.....
President Trump tweeting about his next stop following the G 20, South Korea....
At Gallargues-le-Monteux in southern France Friday afternoon the temperature recorded at 45.9 degrees Celsius or 114.6 degrees Fahrenheit.....
Dozens reported killed on both sides as Syrian government forces went on the offensive in northwestern Syria Friday morning......
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What stopped you from posting the whole thing?
This isn’t your personal click farm.
Get a job.
Check the profile page sometime when you’ve got a month to kill.
Except for one thing. You rarely post the links even at your blog, and most of the time the links are wrong.
No one is going to spend their time cutting and pasting the headlines into search engines to find the stories.
Re: Vincent Lambert. State-run Euthanasia is nothing short of Nazi revivalism.
nextrush continues pimping his own blog for hits....
As for his most-frequent critic, it's obvious he's dominated by his wife or boss, which incites his bullying someone else.
Good to know we can pick and choose which rules to follow...kinda like leftists.
He deserves to be dragged into the street and horsewhipped.
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