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  1. Ayr United 1 Dundee United 1 ET Livingston 1 St. Mirren 1 ET Dundee 1 Motherwell 0 FT
  2. 1-1 in both games (above) now. Dundee leading the Steelmen 1-0 with 5 minutes to go.
  3. Tricky away tie v Raith for the Dons tomorrow. Aberdeen currently going Thursday Sunday, so resting the likes of Considine and Brown at some point is going be inevitable. Getting the difficult balance right for a team with a smallish squad for the task of currently being in 3 competitions is going to be crucial. Just not convinced that the likes of McGinn, Kennedy, etc. can come in and do a job (even v lower division opposition).
  4. No upsets predicted this round, as far as I'm aware, but... both DU and Buddies behind after an hour.
  5. They were never going to let JFK pull troops out of SE Asia. Watergate, in truth, was also about protecting the secrets of those involved in the JFK assassination. No president since Kennedy has truly been elected, either. They have been 'selected'. A false flag. The Hegelian tactic of 'problem/reaction/solution' played out in epic proportions. Everything gets played out (one way or another) through and by Israel. For better or worse, they are God's timepiece on the Biblical timeline.
  6. Outstanding post! The speech As early as 1959, Eisenhower began working with his brother Milton and his speechwriters, including his chief speechwriter Malcolm Moos, to develop his final statement as he left public life. It went through at least 21 drafts. The speech was "a solemn moment in a decidedly unsolemn time", warning a nation "giddy with prosperity, infatuated with youth and glamour, and aiming increasingly for the easy life." Despite his military background and being the only general to be elected president in the 20th century, he warned the nation with regard to the corrupting influence of what he describes as the "military-industrial complex". He also expressed his concomitant concern for corruption of the scientific process as part of this centralization of funding in the Federal government, and vice versa:
  7. I'd imagine so, but our Premier here in Ontario has been against vaccine passports from the off. Go back to work after next week, so will get all the specifics then.
  8. No, zero side effects. My girlfriend got AZ then Moderna and had a slightly sore arm both times. Still a rebel. My eternal soul is guaranteed. Thing is, I don't (and can't) know all the ins and outs of the plandemic or the vaccines. Not worried about either killing me, so, picking by battles, I asked my girlfriend what decision she'd be happiest with (and I went with that). Isaiah 54:17 "no weapon that is fashioned against you shall succeed"
  9. Not really. The perps for the most part got away with their deception. No one with any real power could do anything. The countries invaded didn't even have any phoney hijackers as representatives, and no weapons of mass destruction were found. The prideful know-nothing sheeple who mocked and tried to silence the truthers are truly among the guilty. Our only hope, the only thing they feared, was them being exposed. Dark can't function in light. The news (the script) is brought to us by evil cowards with an easily played and feart audience. And so... we helplessly watch (again).
  10. I don't believe that it has ever happened. We've had 5 teams in Europe before, when there used to be 3 competitions then, also.
  11. Canada now in a fourth wave. https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/covid-4th-wave-arrival-1.6136506
  12. All I did was point out a (perceived) DIFFERENCE between 2 sets of supporters. (Did you quote the correct person?)
  13. Generally speaking, Sevco are under pressure from their fans while Celtic tend to feed off of their fans.
  14. Sevco's fans aren't the same as other fans. Sevco benefitted from them not being allowed in, while Celtic suffered from not having their fans in.
  15. Where are we? Sevco have just lost their third game in a row with only a home win over relegation fodder, Livingston, to show for their ...erm... efforts this campaign. Winning the League last season seems almost all for naught now as the hope of a CL groups 30M pound payday has gone up in smoke. We know: - that Sevco won't get as many points this season as last - that McGregor won't be as good this season -that DeFoe won't be as good this season - that Davis won't be as good this season - that investors will want their soft loans back - that Sevco will continue to be in court and continue lose - that Sevco are bleeding 2.5M+ a month - that Sevco will have to sell - that their fanbase has no patience - that Sevco is the gift that keeps on giving
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