and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia
to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We
may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with
every single one of our laws when they travel here......
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are
flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may
be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on
an international flight knowing this is a piece of work.....it makes it
hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe
it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly
about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted on her? Is she saying she is not
guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she
has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the
crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey their laws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some
very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's
still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going through the airport. If I flew back in to birmingham with a bunch of
hash and was caught, I would be arrested as well and prosecuted.....the punishment in russia is apparently stricter, but hells bells that is
their right as a country. We have stricter punishments for some things
that another country may be more lenient on I'm sure.....
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
michael anderson <miande...@gmail.com> wrote:
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We
may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with every single one of our laws when they travel here......
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on
an international flight knowing this is a piece of work.....it makes it hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly
about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted on her? Is she saying she is not guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the
crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey their laws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going through the airport. If I flew back in to birmingham with a bunch of
hash and was caught, I would be arrested as well and prosecuted.....the punishment in russia is apparently stricter, but hells bells that is
their right as a country. We have stricter punishments for some things that another country may be more lenient on I'm sure.....
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
I haven’t followed her story that closely but if events are along the lines
of what you described, yeah she’s a dumn bass who fucked around and found out.
--
“I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian, liberal personality.” — Altie
michael anderson <miande...@gmail.com> wrote:
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We
may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with every single one of our laws when they travel here......
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on
an international flight knowing this is a piece of work.....it makes it hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly
about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted on her? Is she saying she is not guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the
crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey their laws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going through the airport. If I flew back in to birmingham with a bunch of
hash and was caught, I would be arrested as well and prosecuted.....the punishment in russia is apparently stricter, but hells bells that is
their right as a country. We have stricter punishments for some things that another country may be more lenient on I'm sure.....
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
I haven’t followed her story that closely but if events are along the lines
of what you described, yeah she’s a dumn bass who fucked around and found
So, look at the bright side. She probably won't hear that American National Anthem
very often in a Russian prison.
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russiathey travel here......
to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with every single one of our laws when
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on an international flight knowingthis is a piece of work.....it makes it hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was plantedon her? Is she saying she is not guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey theirlaws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
On 7/4/2022 9:06 PM, michael anderson wrote:they travel here......
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with every single one of our laws when
this is a piece of work.....it makes it hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on an international flight knowing
her? Is she saying she is not guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted on
laws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when goingI guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey their
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?Putin just sticking his thumb in Uncle Sam's eye.
Putin just sticking his thumb in Uncle Sam's eye.
If she did carry hash oil on the plane, then that was terribly stupid of her. But she is a high profile American citizen and we should go to bat
for her.
On Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 4:19:13 PM UTC-4, RoddyMcCorley wrote:
Putin just sticking his thumb in Uncle Sam's eye.Griner stuck her thumb in Uncle Sam's eye and then turned-around and
went to Russia to play for Putin's oligarchs.
If she did carry hash oil on the plane, then that was terribly stupid of her. But she is a high profile American citizen and we should go to batShe hates America, consorted with the Russians and generates propaganda
for her.
for our enemies. She's just where karma wants her.
On Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 4:19:13 PM UTC-4, RoddyMcCorley wrote:
Putin just sticking his thumb in Uncle Sam's eye.
Griner stuck her thumb in Uncle Sam's eye and then turned-around and
went to Russia to play for Putin's oligarchs.
If she did carry hash oil on the plane, then that was terribly stupid of
her. But she is a high profile American citizen and we should go to bat
for her.
She hates America, consorted with the Russians and generates propaganda
for our enemies. She's just where karma wants her.
Oh so now you’re Russophobic too?
So, look at the bright side. She probably won't hear that American National AnthemYour political ally will see her dead.
very often in a Russian prison.
The only reason she still lives -- for now -- is the same reason Putin hasn't tac-nuked portions of the Ukraine.
He's winning. Over here.
We've been through this sort of thing before. The consensus is, she'll be involved in a trade - Griner for "Merchant of Death" Viktor Bout. At least with Reagan, he managed to get two of ours for one of theirs.
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia
to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We
may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with
every single one of our laws when they travel here......
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are
flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may
be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on
an international flight knowing this is a piece of work.....it makes it
hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe
it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly
about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted on her? Is she saying she is not
guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she
has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the
crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey their laws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some
very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's
still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going through the airport. If I flew back in to birmingham with a bunch of
hash and was caught, I would be arrested as well and prosecuted.....the punishment in russia is apparently stricter, but hells bells that is
their right as a country. We have stricter punishments for some things
that another country may be more lenient on I'm sure.....
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
The Russians don't give a crap about her - she's just a bargaining chip. Putin will trade her to Biden - assuming someone show's Joe
where Russia is on a map. Biden gave the Taliban $85 Billion in
American military equipment and weapons in Afghanistan.
Not telling what he'll give Russia.
michael anderson <miande...@gmail.com> wrote:
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia
to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We
may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with every single one of our laws when they travel here......
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are
flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on
an international flight knowing this is a piece of work.....it makes it hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe
it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly
about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted on her? Is she saying she is not guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she
has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the
crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey their laws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going through the airport. If I flew back in to birmingham with a bunch of
hash and was caught, I would be arrested as well and prosecuted.....the punishment in russia is apparently stricter, but hells bells that is
their right as a country. We have stricter punishments for some things
that another country may be more lenient on I'm sure.....
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 10:24:20 AM UTC-4, xyzzy wrote:
michael anderson <miande...@gmail.com> wrote:
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia >>> to bring her home?She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We
may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment >>> associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with
every single one of our laws when they travel here......
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are
flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may >>> be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on
an international flight knowing this is a piece of work.....it makes it
hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe >>> it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly
about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is
griener saying the hash was planted on her? Is she saying she is not
guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she
has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the
crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to
another country you have to obey their laws or suffer the consequences.
Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some
very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's
still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going
through the airport. If I flew back in to birmingham with a bunch of
hash and was caught, I would be arrested as well and prosecuted.....the
punishment in russia is apparently stricter, but hells bells that is
their right as a country. We have stricter punishments for some things
that another country may be more lenient on I'm sure.....
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
The Russians don't give a crap about her - she's just a bargaining chip. Putin will trade her to Biden - assuming someone show's Joe
where Russia is on a map. Biden gave the Taliban $85 Billion in
American military equipment and weapons in Afghanistan.
Not telling what he'll give Russia.
Irish Mike, dickhead.
On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 7:24:20 AM UTC-7, xyzzy wrote:
She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
There is no benefit for the Russians not shooting her outright.
Mike
On 7/7/2022 2:26 PM, Irish Mike wrote:
On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 10:24:20 AM UTC-4, xyzzy wrote:
michael anderson <miande...@gmail.com> wrote:
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia >>> to bring her home?She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We
may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment >>> associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with >>> every single one of our laws when they travel here......
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are
flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may >>> be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on >>> an international flight knowing this is a piece of work.....it makes it >>> hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe >>> it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly
about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is >>> griener saying the hash was planted on her? Is she saying she is not
guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she >>> has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the
crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to >>> another country you have to obey their laws or suffer the consequences. >>> Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some >>> very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's >>> still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going >>> through the airport. If I flew back in to birmingham with a bunch of
hash and was caught, I would be arrested as well and prosecuted.....the >>> punishment in russia is apparently stricter, but hells bells that is
their right as a country. We have stricter punishments for some things >>> that another country may be more lenient on I'm sure.....
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
The Russians don't give a crap about her - she's just a bargaining chip. Putin will trade her to Biden - assuming someone show's Joe
where Russia is on a map. Biden gave the Taliban $85 Billion in
American military equipment and weapons in Afghanistan.
Not telling what he'll give Russia.
Irish Mike, dickhead.
She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
There is no benefit for the Russians not shooting her outright.
guarantees USA will strongarm the rest of NATO into accepting Ukraine as a member.Being convicted, whether by guilty plea or trial, is the first step to being exchanged.She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
There is no benefit for the Russians not shooting her outright.Yes, there is - pretty much every Russian spy/terrorist/"bad guy" that gets caught from that moment on either gets "shot trying to escape" or "hangs himself in his cell awaiting trial" - and if that happens to any American in Russia, that almost
On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 10:24:20 AM UTC-4, xyzzy wrote:
She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
The Russians don't give a crap about her - she's just a bargaining chip. Putin will trade her to Biden - assuming someone show's Joe
where Russia is on a map. Biden gave the Taliban $85 Billion in
American military equipment and weapons in Afghanistan.
Not telling what he'll give Russia.
On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 2:47:11 PM UTC-4, RoddyMcCorley wrote:
On 7/7/2022 2:26 PM, Irish Mike wrote:
On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 10:24:20 AM UTC-4, xyzzy wrote:
michael anderson <miande...@gmail.com> wrote:
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia >>>>> to bring her home?She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We >>>>> may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment >>>>> associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with >>>>> every single one of our laws when they travel here......
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are >>>>> flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may >>>>> be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on >>>>> an international flight knowing this is a piece of work.....it makes it >>>>> hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe >>>>> it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly
about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is >>>>> griener saying the hash was planted on her? Is she saying she is not >>>>> guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she >>>>> has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the
crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to >>>>> another country you have to obey their laws or suffer the consequences. >>>>> Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some >>>>> very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's >>>>> still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going >>>>> through the airport. If I flew back in to birmingham with a bunch of >>>>> hash and was caught, I would be arrested as well and prosecuted.....the >>>>> punishment in russia is apparently stricter, but hells bells that is >>>>> their right as a country. We have stricter punishments for some things >>>>> that another country may be more lenient on I'm sure.....
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
The Russians don't give a crap about her - she's just a bargaining chip. >>> Putin will trade her to Biden - assuming someone show's Joe
where Russia is on a map. Biden gave the Taliban $85 Billion in
American military equipment and weapons in Afghanistan.
Not telling what he'll give Russia.
Irish Mike, dickhead.
Want to piss off a Conservative - tell him a lie.
Want to piss off a Liberal - tell him the truth.
Irish Mike, dickhead
On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 2:26:49 PM UTC-4, Irish Mike wrote:
On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 10:24:20 AM UTC-4, xyzzy wrote:
She just pled guilty and is looking at 10 years
The Russians don't give a crap about her - she's just a bargaining chip. Putin will trade her to Biden - assuming someone show's JoeShe's an unpleasant person, and I'm gratified that she is going
where Russia is on a map. Biden gave the Taliban $85 Billion in
American military equipment and weapons in Afghanistan.
Not telling what he'll give Russia.
through an difficult time, but I think that ten years is a disgrace.
The best thing Putin could do, for himself and Russia, is make
a big show of commuting her sentence and sending her home.
She's more of an asset here, in the US, spreading anti-US
propaganda.
We've been through this sort of thing before. The consensus is, she'll be involved in a trade - Griner for "Merchant of Death" Viktor Bout. At least with Reagan, he managed to get two of ours for one of theirs.Looks like Biden picked up a history book - Bout for Griner and Paul Whelan. "See? Two for one! No Quid Pro Quo!"
https://www.cnn.com/2022/07/27/politics/griner-whelan-biden-offer-viktor-bout-exchange-russia-arms-dealer/index.html
We've been through this sort of thing before. The consensus is, she'll be involved in a trade - Griner for "Merchant of Death" Viktor Bout. At least with Reagan, he managed to get two of ours for one of theirs.
On Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 4:19:13 PM UTC-4, RoddyMcCorley wrote:they travel here......
On 7/4/2022 9:06 PM, michael anderson wrote:
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with every single one of our laws when
this is a piece of work.....it makes it hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on an international flight knowing
on her? Is she saying she is not guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted
their laws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when goingI guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey
No, Putin just sticking his boot in Joe Biden's ass. Putin hasn't changed - he invades Ukraine when he sees American weakness. That's whyI just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?Putin just sticking his thumb in Uncle Sam's eye.
he invaded Ukraine when Obama was in office. That's why he didn't
try it when Trump was in office. 'That's why he invaded again when
Biden took office.
When the world saw how weak Biden is and how he f--ked up the
Afghanistan withdrawal, no knowledgable person was
at all surprised when Putin invaded Ukraine - again.
Really a hot topic in the news recently! Many angles.
Fiz Jr
fiz...@yahoo.com
On Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 12:17:24 AM UTC-5, Fiz Jr wrote:
Really a hot topic in the news recently! Many angles.
Fiz JrSure it is not college ball but it is still fun
fiz...@yahoo.com
https://24tv.ua/ru/nochju-iz-kryma-vyehali-premer-aksenov-i-glava-gosdumy-poluostrova-kostjantinov_n2133000
On Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 12:17:24 AM UTC-5, Fiz Jr wrote:
Really a hot topic in the news recently! Many angles.
Fiz JrSure it is not college ball but it is still fun
fiz...@yahoo.com
https://24tv.ua/ru/nochju-iz-kryma-vyehali-premer-aksenov-i-glava-gosdumy-poluostrova-kostjantinov_n2133000
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russiatravel here......
to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with every single one of our laws when they
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on an international flight knowing thisis a piece of work.....it makes it hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted onher? Is she saying she is not guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey theirlaws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
On Monday, July 4, 2022 at 9:06:20 PM UTC-4, miande...@gmail.com wrote:they travel here......
and why we should feel bad for her and/or make special deals with russia
to bring her home?
Best I can tell, nobody is arguing she didn't break the law right? We may not agree with the laws in each and every country and the punishment associated with it, but citizens of other countries may not agree with every single one of our laws when
is a piece of work.....it makes it hard to have a lot of sympathy for her.
Furthermore pretty much everyone knows/should know that when you are flying through other countries or in another country, that their laws may be different there. Especially the flying part- why she brought hash on an international flight knowing this
her? Is she saying she is not guilty? If not, what is the issue about it being a show trial.....
And then I see in media here they are saying stuff like "experts believe it will be a show trial and........" Ummm sorry, but what exactly about it that we have seen so far makes it appear like a show trial? Is griener saying the hash was planted on
laws or suffer the consequences. Furthermore it's not like she is being arrested and prosecuted for some very bizarre thing nobody would have guessed was illegal there.....it's still illegal in many/most(?) states to have hashish on you when going
I guess I just don't understand why we are supposed to care. Yes if she has to spend years in a russian prison that does seem harsh for the crime, but again.....it's their country and their laws. When you go to another country you have to obey their
I just don't see the 'miscarriage of justice' type angle here. Anyone want to help me out?
You people are a horror. It was the Russians that said Britany for the
trade and what was the President suppose to say, no. And the national
anthem was written for white people not people of color, so my hats
off to Britany!!!!
Of course an irresponsible ingrate whiner should go to the front of the
line. Who wouldn't want that?
On Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 11:08:56 AM UTC-5, Con Reeder, unhyphenated American wrote:
Of course an irresponsible ingrate whiner should go to the front of the line. Who wouldn't want that?The media made millions and raked-in awards by lying about links
between Trump and Russian oligarchs. Now the same media glorifies
an American-hating POS who works for the same oligarchs.
On Wednesday, July 6, 2022 at 8:41:09 PM UTC-7, The NOTBCS Guy wrote:
We've been through this sort of thing before. The consensus is, she'll be involved in a trade - Griner for "Merchant of Death" Viktor Bout. At least with Reagan, he managed to get two of ours for one of theirs.
You aren't wrong -- but if I'm Putin, WHY?
If I'm Putin, I have to know I'm WINNING.
Mike
On Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 10:10:32 AM UTC-8, TE wrote:Economics will deal with both.
On Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 11:08:56 AM UTC-5, Con Reeder, unhyphenated American wrote:
Of course an irresponsible ingrate whiner should go to the front of theThe media made millions and raked-in awards by lying about links
line. Who wouldn't want that?
between Trump and Russian oligarchs. Now the same media glorifies
an American-hating POS who works for the same oligarchs.
Then eliminate her and the WNBA from the equation -- with lethal force if necessary.
C'mon, tough guy...
Mike
If he thinks that, he's delusional.
On 12/10/2022 2:01 PM, Michael Falkner wrote:
Then eliminate her and the WNBA from the equation -- with lethal force if necessary.
C'mon, tough guy...
Economics will deal with both.
On Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 11:44:52 AM UTC-8, Ken Olson wrote:
If he thinks that, he's delusional.
I've always viewed Putin as a master of 19-D chess, and he's had the world spinning ever since.
Mike
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