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Dragon with the girl tattoo's avatar

In bug business circles it`s called a twirl.

Carpeperdiem's avatar

No, 360. We were allies, then we approved of the blockade of our ally. then we asked for the blockade to be lifted. That's one time around. That's 360 degrees. But then, geometries are hard.

chronozoan's avatar

these foreign countries are used to this level of corruption. bribery is commonplace to them as is religious extremism. to us this is new but not to them.

gingerwentworth1's avatar

I think it has that brown paneling, like the 1970's family room, and the ceilings are low which nothing can ever change.

gingerwentworth1's avatar

It's so painful otherwise

RMS's avatar

don't worry, you're not missing anything. Or more precisely, you're missing a lot that's definitely worth missing.

RMS's avatar

Traditionally, between each 180 degree turn you get some think tank to prostitute itself with a 250-page report supporting your volte face.

These people aren't even trying a cover-up, it's all 3rd-world-failed-state.

RMS's avatar

When the miniseries comes out in a few years he'll be played by Vincent Kartheiser (Pete Campbell) - instant Emmy, best supporting shitsack.

RMS's avatar

that worked really well on Arrested Development

Sakonyachen for FALGSC's avatar

Sorry to tell you, but the great legal mind of Rudy Giuliani has determined that you cannot indict a sitting president. Looks like we need Jesus to call him home since Presidents are apparently emperors for life.

Sakonyachen for FALGSC's avatar

I’m sure the Quataris knew they’d never see that money again.

Sakonyachen for FALGSC's avatar

https://youtu.be/3vrPY15CYqc

I’d say this was appropriate here, but this moron wouldn’t have the self awareness to recognize the shade.

Sakonyachen for FALGSC's avatar

There used to be a time when the bad money was outweighed by the clean money. That time is gone.

Mr. Yuk, Human Bean's avatar

That's what I get for posting while sleepy. Usually people mean 180 but say 360. Do forgive me.

Alexander Stallwitz's avatar

The Marcos of the Philippines will be a tough act to top in sheer corruption and grift