Not likely. There wouldn’t be enough working hours in the 4 years available.

Perlmutter and Arad brought Marvel back from bankruptcy, so there’s that I guess.

The FBI’s long-standing definition of terrorism includes property damage.

Is blowing a railway bridge not terrorism? It’s just property. As is a water treatment plant. As is a nuclear power station.

The path of escalation to extremism is well attested to in history. For example, in Britain, the Suffragettes began by marching. Then chaining themselves to railings and slashing paintings. Then they threatened Jewish politicians as “enemies of the state”. Then they blew up mail boxes. Then they left bombs on trains. Then they tried to blow up dams to flood cities. Then they set a crowded theatre on fire to try to kill the Prime Minister, and to blow up a mail sorting office with the 200 employees in it. Many of the leaders of the WSPU later became high-ranking members of the British fascist movement, and some were detained for attempting to assist the Third Reich in infiltrating Britain.

The point is, where does the law step in to stop it? Since Oklahoma and certainly 9/11, the American doctrine has been to catch it early and prevent the higher cost attacks.

And it takes one attack that crosses the line to hand Trump his Reichstag Fire moment just like Bush had.

Trump isn’t happy unless he’s fucking someone over. Should people debase themselves to his level?

It’s politically motivated property damage, which is terrorism. It starts with light arson, and when that doesn’t bring down the government, it escalates and before too long there’s a truckload of fertiliser outside the White House because someone doesn’t know when to stop.

Those times were 30 years ago as of tomorrow. Since Oklahoma, the FBI has been very interested in domestic political violence and terror.

The corruption was a feature, not a bug. The founders of the US were not good dudes.

Oasis, Blur, Pulp, Primal Scream, Queen, The Jam, Status Quo, ABBA, Cliff Richard, Mando Diao, Manic Street Preachers, Take That, The Libertines….

That’s where London is traditionally found.

Nope

I think you’ll find that’s Kuttůr

A secret tunnel with a train bricked up in it.

It’s a part of the software, which is a classified black box only the US sees into.

More mundanely, because the US has bases and shipyards on both coasts.

US Warships already have access. About 40 passages per year.

Wars are slow

1. Conventions are conveniences. There is no law against a seatless PM. The overriding requirement (again for practical conveniences sake) is that the PM command the confidence of a majority of the house. As it is more damaging to the conduct of business to have a non-functioning Commons than it is to have a non-member PM, the latter is preferable. By convention the PM then seeks election to a seat either by general or by-election.

2. Not a precedent. This has happened quite a few times before.

The US military was reduced by 10.5 million people due to the end of WW2.

Dog owners felt entitled to leave shit everywhere. Everywhere.

Sure? Not even Truman?