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I would suggest that the evidence they have access to is greater than the evidence you or I possess given the nature of their organisation. Will probably never know but it's certainly not a laughable theory, it's entirely plausible.

But officials told US media that the new assessment was not based on new intelligence and predates the Trump administration. The review was reportedly ordered in the closing weeks of the Biden administration and completed before Trump took office on Monday. Like you said it's unlikely we will ever know the truth either way. My argument has always been that we should have always been allowed to discuss the possibility of a lab leak.

Agree with what others are saying. Next year we need to go for promotion and then if we are successful we need to essentially buy a whole new team to have any chance of survival.

And yet this week:

True. Can't see us getting rid of Smallbone not that I'd be upset if we did.

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Yes please.

I'm not sure he was suggested NG that, simply that he doesn't care which of them leave.

I'm going to take that with a pinch of salt until confirmed but let's hope so.

Exams according to Oxford and Cambridge.

Good. We should want to have good relations with America. Fingers crossed for a trade deal.

I thought you said that what he does really doesn't matter as it doesn't influence much?

I went out for a walk in the forest with my family yesterday and missed the game entirely despite being offered a ticket. Best decision I made this week.

What would be the justification? Even the trial said he's not mentally ill.

It's one reason among many.

Not for 52 years you haven't.

Does it really matter? Given we are down already, losing Les isn't really a blow as he won't be here next year.

I agree and it is a priority. This is a fairly unique case though with a very specific type of offender. It's very much an exceptional circumstance and there is an argument that it should be treated as an exception. There's also a difference between condoning something like prison justice and not being upset if it were to happen. I certainly wouldn't be unhappy if a fellow inmate did the world a favour.

You could almost say he's Mr Wrong?

How do you see that working in this case?

In that case I'd feel happier knowing he was no longer breathing. Plenty of people who are geberally anti death penalty are saying the same thing.

You may prove me wrong but absolutely no chance imo.

I'm pretty sure there is something else that contributes to that. Besides, the purpose of killing this evil person isn't to deter others, it's so he's no longer a financial burden and so the families no longer have to live in a world where he exists.

I think you misunderstand me. Both are horribly evil but neither are common occurances thankfully.

There isn't that many like this. That's one reason why this is so shocking.