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disgusting , maybe the solution is a lobotomy

I can’t watch that video. I grew up with her show. So sad

WTF!?

@acko @Jazzy Jan @Genevieve Vavance WTF she is sooo far gone into cuckooland

Disgusting woman. So delusional. Maybe at some point we will know what has happened to her that turned her into that c*nt. And I hope Joe Biden sues her for defamation.

One can only hope so. Such disgusting people.

Zero emotional intelligence

I´m not gonna watch this. We3ll, unless these assholes got what they deserved

I'm not gonna watch. Were shot afterwards? The people I mean.

What absolute ignorant idiots. That poor little bear cub was so frightened and would of been waiting for his mother to return. This obsession people have of taking selfies all the time makes them stupid and idiotic to the extreme.

@Jazzy Jan

they’re very lucky mama bear wasn’t nearby! Group caught on camera pulling bear cubs from tree to take pictures with them By Emily Mae Czachor April 18, 2024 / 1:54 PM EDT / CBS News RACHEL STAUDT / NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION A group of people was recorded pulling two bear cubs from a tree in North Carolina on Tuesday afternoon, apparently to take pictures with the animals and leaving one orphaned and potentially injured in the process. In an unsettling videotaken by onlooker Rachel Staudt, the group of around five people is seen approaching a tree lining the fence of an apartment complex in Asheville, where the two small cubs are perched on branches. At first, the cubs are partially obscured by the foliage. But, as the group gets closer to the tree, a few of the individuals reach directly through the leaves to grab hold of the bears and begin to tug until each animal loses its grip on the branch to which it was clinging. Someone manages to yank one of the cubs away sooner than the other. That person ends up holding the cub as if it were a small child, petting it with one hand, posing and smiling while another member of the group appears to snap a picture. Later, one of the two cubs seems to temporarily free itself and dart out from the area around the tree where the group has gathered. The cub runs over to the fence, stands up on its back legs, briefly changes direction and tries again before another individual comes up behind it and seemingly gestures to catch it. Ashley Hobbs, a special projects biologist at the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, responded after receiving a report that several people were pulling cubs from a tree to take selfies, she told CBS News in a statement. The agency's enforcement division has opened an investigation into the incident. Hobbs arrived to find the group of people still around, with only one of the two cubs present and sitting in a retention pond on the apartment complex property. It was lethargic, limping and had a low body temperature, she said. The other cub was no longer on the premises. "I confronted the offending people while at the apartment complex and explained the danger of approaching and handling wildlife," Hobbs said in the statement, noting specifically that attempting to handle bear cubs can pose serious threats to both the humans and animals involved. "There's always a chance that the mother is nearby and may attempt to defend her cubs," she said. "It also endangers the bear cubs. Handling a bear cub poses a risk of injuring that cub and increases the chance it will become separated from its mother." Wildlife experts, including Hobbs, say the importance of leaving be any wild animal instead of interfering. Even in situations where a bear cub or another animal seems to be orphaned or hurt, "leave the animal alone and contact your state wildlife agency for assistance," Hobbs said. A bear cub in Asheville, North Carolina, being prepared for transport to a rehabilitation center after a group of people pulled it from a tree to take pictures. NORTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION The cub was transported to the Appalachian Wildlife Refuge Center, a rehabilitation facility in nearby Candler, where, Hobbs said, it is now recovering well. She told CBS News that the cub will remain in the facility's care until it is old enough to be released into the wild. Bear cubs cannot survive on their own, so the refuge center will wait until the cub is a subadult — a range of ages between 4 and 6 years old where bears become independent of their mothers despite not yet being technically mature.

Crazy how all our politicians seem to be working for israel regardless of their behaviour

Yes I think I agree with you

They won’t.

I never said they are. I said they might.

Israel first attacked the Iranian embassy in Damascus and killed Iranian diplomats and the US is not backing an Israeli counterattack

Because they have attacked Israel. The west are allies of Israel so they could back an attack or get involved in Israel’s counter attack when it happens?

why would the west launch an attack on Iran?

If the west now launch an attack on Iran it could well be the start of World War 3.

He is not lying. He was denied entry because of remarks he made at the beginning of this year which in Germany easily qualify as anti-semite. He stated if he was younger he would have participated in the attacks of October, 7th. Such remarks are not protected by freedom of speech in Germany. I wonder why he even travelled to Germany. I do not believe for a second he was not made aware of the fact that German authorities will not let him in. Of course he came for propaganda purposes since he can play the victim now. And to quote Hannah Arendt on this issue is shameful. To top it all, mentioning that Nicaragua is suing Germany before the Human Right Courts. Nicaragua? A dictatorship.

Right on!!

i detect no condescending tone in what he wrote, on the contrary, your tone is condescending. projecting much ?

well if Varoufakis is lying is the Rector of the university of Glasgow is lying too ?