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Trinidad and Tobago
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My father once told me son don’t ever go in a next man’s house
We are the defending champions
This is supposed to be about period of dominance
“I glad we come out of that cup yes” “glad the players will get rest”
1 in 22 mentality
We are so dead
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🚨Arteta on his reaction to Max Dowman during the game:
'We spoke about it before the game. You have to understand the context. We’re not in Disneyland, we’re in the Premier League.'
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Warren Buffett drinks at least five cans of Coke a day. Coca-Cola pays his company about $2.3 million a day.
He once said about a quarter of his 2,700 daily calories come from Coca-Cola.
For decades he drank Pepsi. When Cherry Coke came out in the '80s, he switched and announced it to shareholders as an unprecedented display of behavioral flexibility.
In 1988, right after the stock market crash, Berkshire started buying Coca-Cola. By August 1994 it owned 400 million shares, for about $1.3 billion. Around $3.25 a share.
It has never sold one.
In 1994, those shares paid Berkshire $75 million a year in dividends. Today they pay about $848 million a year. That's roughly 65% of the original price, every single year.
The twist: Berkshire never bought another share, but it owns more of Coca-Cola than it did. Coke kept buying back its own stock, and Berkshire's slice grew from 7.8% to 9.3% on its own.
The stake is now worth about $37 billion.
Three things in one can.
He bought what he understood. He'd been drinking the product his whole life.
He bought when everyone else was scared. The purchases began right after the 1987 crash.
He let time do the work. The dividend on his original price went from small to enormous without him lifting a finger.
Look at the brands you buy every week. Ask which of them you'd still want to own in 30 years.
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January Must Do.
Sell Gyökeres to Man Utd.
Sell Havertz to anybody.
Loan out Dowman.
Get an Attacking Coach in.
Buy two quality strikers.
Buy a left winger.
The logic behind selling Martinelli was madness.
CODE RED
Tuesday performance is the same since day 1 last season
A draw is a win on Sunday imo
We spent how much and look at our attack. Have mercy
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The President met the brave Flydubai crew from the Tel Aviv flight and praised them.
We in the UAE know how to appreciate our heroes.
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THE UNC SUPPORTS THE CUBAN PEOPLE, WE DO NOT SUPPORT A MILITARY DICTATORSHIP. THE CUBAN PEOPLE DESERVE DEMOCRACY
Trinidad and Tobago's decision to vote against the United Nations resolution on Cuba reflects the Government's firm and unwavering commitment to democracy, freedom and the fundamental rights of all people.
I have made it clear publicly that Trinidad and Tobago will not support military dictatorship in Cuba. The United States Government has been spearheading a campaign for democracy in Cuba.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio @SecRubio of Cuban heritage is right, for Cuba to prosper, there must be political reforms and the democratic rights and freedoms of the Cuban people must be restored.
We cannot demand democracy, free and fair elections, freedom of expression and political rights for ourselves while remaining silent when those same freedoms are denied to the Cuban people.
Why should citizens of CARICOM nations enjoy the right to freely elect and change their governments while the Cuban people are denied that same democratic choice?
Our position is against military dictatorship and supportive of the Cuban peoples rights to democratically elect a government of their choice. The Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago empathise with their suffering and hardship. However for years the argument of compassion for the Cuban people has been manipulated to support a military totalitarian political system that denies them fundamental democratic freedoms.
While the Cuban people suffer, the leaders of the Cuban regime and their families live in luxury. The exploitation of ordinary Cubans to support the lavish lives of those associated with the ruling regime has to end.
We respect the sovereign right of other nations to determine their foreign policy, and we expect that same respect in return. Those persons in Trinidad and Tobago who support dictatorship in Cuba would never support it in our own country. There is nothing romantic or idealistic about dictatorship masked as a revolutionary struggle for freedom.
The Government of Trinidad and Tobago stands for democracy, freedom, human dignity and the right of every citizen, including the people of Cuba, to freely determine their political future.
The United National Congress commends all nations who stand in solidarity with the wonderful people of Cuba.
Well done T&T
We don’t do groupthink and herd mentality over here
The Cuban regime needs to go
#NEW: UN General Assembly passes its annual resolution calling for the lifting of the US embargo on Cuba
FINAL RESULT - (CARICOM states in brackets)
IN FAVOUR - 130 (🇧🇸🇧🇧🇧🇿🇬🇩🇰🇳🇻🇨🇸🇷)
AGAINST - 17 (🇹🇹)
ABSTAIN - 25 (🇬🇾🇭🇹🇯🇲)
ABSENT (🇦🇬🇩🇲🇱🇨)
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Thank you, Trinidad and Tobago, for standing with the Cuban people and their hope for freedom. 🇺🇸🇹🇹
