Heavily armed cops bursting into people's houses and waving guns around is a mostly American problem. It doesn't happen much in civilised countries.
I looked at the photos in the article and those guys look more like an occupying army than policemen to be honest.

It says she's a lawyer, but I'm not buying it based on the level of her literacy.

"It is a made up crime" is the dumbest take I've heard today. Well done.

They're accusing her of money laundering. They're not charging her with tax evasion.

I'm a bit surprised that Dubai is more corrupt than London to be honest.

That straw will be broken the next time a republican loses an election and decides they're unhappy with the result.
It'll need to be a less feckless, more organised one than the current crop of halfwits running that giant shitshow though.
In the meantime, mandating pollution limits is an entirely uncontroversial thing that governments do all over the world without people going on about "freedom" like a bunch of children.

Oh yeah. Good point.

That doesn't seem terribly plausible to me.
Diplomats stationed in Cuba saying they're being attacked by (presumably) Cubans, using some hitherto unknown weapon are going to be looked at pretty closely by all sorts of US agencies I would have thought.

That's not what he did until after the republicans were finished.

To be fair, he could have set up a proper taxpayer-funded health system, like the civilised world has. It would be cheaper and provide better outcomes.

Those laws are not there for your benefit.
Copyright laws are for the benefit of the vast corporations that pay for them.

What I remember about Obama's healthcare laws was how he tried to make healthcare better and cheaper for Americans and the republicans hated it, so he decided to negotiate something they could live with, which is how you wound up with the mess you have now.

He's an idiot.
He's talking to a bunch of Stanford students. They're the children of the owner class. They have high expectations and Dad's going to make sure they're met.

Peter Thiel tends to get what he wants, probably due to having dirt on lots of powerful people from Palantir Technologies.
It might be pointless but it'll make money because of that is my guess.

They were an hour out from Auckland. That's a long way from approach. I'm going to disregard the rest of your nonsense. Thanks anyway.
For future reference, using all caps to try to make your point makes you look a bit shouty and mental.

Do you have a link showing how the EU "collaborated with Microsoft on writing the law"?