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Birds and small mammals would be happy. At a time where the bird population is declining in Europe, that may be an interesting move.
So no german cars or brands owned by German manufacturers, no Renault (because Louis Renault made trucks for the Wehrmacht during WW2), no GM and associated brand (because it owned Opel during WW2), No japanese cars either, because of what Japan did during WW2. Let's not talk about Russian or Chinese brands, both countries being dictatorships....
I wonder if there's any car maker that wasn't associated with atrocities at a moment or another?
Echoing human security principles, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development emphasizes a “world free of poverty, hunger, disease and want … free of fear and violence … with equitable and universal access to quality education, health care and social protection … to safe drinking water and sanitation … where food is sufficient, safe, affordable and nutritious … where habits are safe, resilient and sustainable … and where there is universal access to affordable, reliable and sustainable energy.”
Woah... that sounds horrible! /s
"Activist investors" is not the right terminology. They act more like terrorists: "fire people, or else..."
Mr. Christopher Hohn seems to be a nice guy. He would gladly throw up thousands people in the bin to get more billions, because he doesn't seem having enough. May he get one day the return for his good deeds.
Stolen data includes peoples names, addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, bank account numbers, credit cards, passwords, license plates, citizen identification information, and passport data.
Was it justified to store all these sensitive data in the first place?
One of the positive sides of GDPR was it forced companies to check if storing these data had a legitimate purpose, not "just in case", and to put a time limit on the storage, and not forever as it was before.
The less sensitive data are stored, the less they will be hacked.
If those legislators are logical, then they should ask the same thing to Royal Mail, Fedex, UPS and al. They should open every letter and every parcel to be sure there's no harmful and/or illegal content in it, or be made legally responsible if they don't. Starting by the ones sent to the legislators, of course.
Alcohol, for example, is also intoxicating. It does not mean poisonous
Alcohol kills much, much more than THC.
The biggest difference in legal approval, till now, is that alcohol is produced massively in Western countries when cannabis is not. It's all about economics, not health.
When I start working, a looooong time ago, non-compete clauses were standard. Then the law changed, and companies had to pay for a monthly compensation if they wanted to impose such a clause. Unsurprisingly, they disappeared from most contracts.
Reading all these horror stories, I'm happy to leave in my socialist hell hole where I'm not just a meat bag at the disposal of my master employer.
What a huge load of BS.
In or out, EU is still used as a scapegoat by all these nationalist nutheads. No surprise, they need one to explain their absolute failures and shift the blame to somebody else.
UK out of the EU is a great news for the EU. When member that made everything possible to block any progress in the Union, who opted out of most of the initiatives and was a US trojan in the EU decides to leave, it's a good thing for all the other members.
I heard this anecdote about Winston Churchill
The US say "the balloon manufacturer has a direct relationship with China's military and is an approved vendor of the PLA". This declaration could well be misleading. Who is this manufacturer? Does it only work for PLA? Does it make also civilian stuff like weather balloons or other things?
Boeing has a direct relationship with US military and is an approved vendor of the USAF. Pentagon's declaration looks like FUD. And as Boeing was awarded contracts for imaging radar satellites, there may well be Boeing's made spying devices flying over China every day. I also doubt China will use this excuse to ban Boeing, because it isn't their interest to do so. I also believe US ban of Chinese tech is not always related to security issues but to protectionism.
Let's be clear, I'm all in favour that industries which were delocalized in China come back, for instance for reasons related to human rights, but I've got the feeling the US intentions are not clear, they use security reasons to squash competition in selected fields, but still let US companies exploit Chinese misery to produce stuff at a low cost to maximize their gains.
that the balloon manufacturer has a direct relationship with China's military and is an approved vendor of the PLA
The same can be said about Boeing relationship with the US Army, and Boeing airplanes are flying over China constantly....
For a start, show us what those embedded spying devices were, if any.
Is that so clear?
The Wikipedia's article about this said that ". However, Walsingham and Cecil realised that that decree also impaired their ability to entrap Mary. They needed evidence for which she could be executed based on their Bond of Association tenets. Thus Walsingham established a new line of communication, one which he could carefully control without incurring any suspicion from Mary". To what point did they modify the deciphered text to reach their goal or manipulate Mary to reach that goal?
Mary "was not permitted legal counsel, not permitted to review the evidence against her, nor to call witnesses. Portions of Phellipes' letter translations were read at the trial".
REalpolitik-ally speaking, her execution even if potential unfair was an important political move, as was the execution of Louis XVI or Ceaușescu. If the pretender to the supreme power is dead, it's one problem less to deal with
tells Castelnau about alleged plots against her cousin, advising him to report them to the queen without letting on that Mary was the source of the info.
Knowing she was beheaded for being accused of plotting, either she was wrong not to claim she was the source, or her cousin was well aware she was innocent of this but decided to execute her anyway to avoid a potentially dangerous competitor.