...which suspend their voting rights. While those rights are suspended, change the treaties so that it takes at least 3 members to veto any action of the EU.
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This looks to be in the first days after the attacks on Israeli civilians, before the IDF went on their killing spree. And it's to the equivalent of the Red Cross. That's really not something to boycott for.
That's just his taxoplasma communicating with your taxoplasma. Nothing to worry about.
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Sadly it answered in a sensible and boring way.
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He could, if he were a normal person, mean that he won't be able to run again if he wins this time, so people won't have to come out to vote for him.
The EU has declared Twitter and a few others to be gate-keepers and they will now be held to a higher standard. But I don't think the EU is going to use this power to save US democracy.
They are covered by the "one of" part of the sentence. And the current Greek democratic system is not old in the sense that the US system is old.
Greek democracy has also been far from continuous, if we want to take that into account.
Having runoff elections allows for another round of campaigning and the voters can make a more informed choice given the results of the first round. There is some value in that, but personally I'd lean towards instant runoff or just proportional representation etc.
Did you know Biden is almost 1.04 times older than Trump?
you can spend obscene amounts of money chasing marginal weight savings.
Your point stands, but it's all about the "aero" now rather than weight.
34th Rule of acquisition.
How about Schengen, though? Is there a mechanism for permanently expelling a member from that? Or do we have to permanently close their borders temporarily?