Rousey KOed again

[GrahamB]

Let's not forget that Roda suffered brain damage during birth. I often wonder if her 'attitude' is party due to this. Also, being further brain damaged in the ring is not going to help.

[Ashura]

My point was that strength was necessary to pull off the move, but not necessary to counter it. I guess I was relating this to the idea that a "Rampage" discouraged those types of neck triangles.

Sorry, I did not understand yout point in the first place. Sorry for that. I agree with the "rampage" idea.

[grzegorz]

Standing Rock protest: UFC’s Ronda Rousey arrives to fight pipeline Donald Trump just revived - MMAmania.com

http://www.mmamania.com/2017/1/24/14378 ... -trump-ufc

[everything]

Hey good job Ronda (in case you are reading this ha) for standing up for the Sioux.

[grzegorz]

Right on Ronda!

[windwalker]

"In September 2008, TransCanada Keystone Pipeline, LP (Keystone) filed an application for a Presidential Permit with the U.S. Department of State (DOS) to build and operate the Keystone XL Project.

The proposed Project would have the capacity to transport 700,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil to delivery points in Oklahoma and southeastern Texas. This Executive Summary of the final environmental impact statement (final EIS) summarizes the proposed Project, including the purpose of and need for the Project, and the major conclusions and areas of concern raised by agencies and the public. More detailed information on the proposed Project, alternatives to the proposed Project, and the associated potential environmental impacts is presented in the final EIS that is provided in the CD in the sleeve on the back page."

https://keystonepipeline-xl.state.gov/d ... 182010.pdf

why are they protesting now something that was first started in 08 and is reported to be 87% completed. ..

[willie]

Trump will be the best president...

[grzegorz]

"In September 2008, TransCanada Keystone Pipeline, LP (Keystone) filed an application for a Presidential Permit with the U.S. Department of State (DOS) to build and operate the Keystone XL Project.

The proposed Project would have the capacity to transport 700,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil to delivery points in Oklahoma and southeastern Texas. This Executive Summary of the final environmental impact statement (final EIS) summarizes the proposed Project, including the purpose of and need for the Project, and the major conclusions and areas of concern raised by agencies and the public. More detailed information on the proposed Project, alternatives to the proposed Project, and the associated potential environmental impacts is presented in the final EIS that is provided in the CD in the sleeve on the back page."

https://keystonepipeline-xl.state.gov/d ... 182010.pdf

why are they protesting now something that was first started in 08 and is reported to be 87% completed. ..

The final permits did not come until July.

[grzegorz]

Trump will be the best president...

If you believe he can and will do all he said he will that is wonderful. I don't agree with how he did or does it but a US without shootings (Chicago), a good job and healthcare for all (especially in the poorest parts of the country), the US at the center of world trade (after all trade deals are re-negotiated), no IS anywhere to be seen, peace and a military alliance with Russia (IS), Mexico paying for the wall and perhaps even our border patrol and immigration enforcement (why not?), a country without any debt or deficeit (despite the biggest expansion in the military, law enforcement and infrastructure and the largest tax cut the rich has ever seen) and China (the future number one economy) listening and doing everything Trump wants, the end of North Korea (and Iran) as a threat to the world, getting Wall street out of the White House (Goldman Sacs), then that is wonderful but if that isn't the case then I hope you join us in holding his feet to the fire.

[greytowhite]

why are they protesting now something that was first started in 08 and is reported to be 87% completed. ..

Because they rerouted it at the last minute to avoid Bismarck, some rich players in the North Dakota capitol all thought it would just be great if this was NIMBY and rerouted it to Native land. That's why they're protesting.

[grzegorz]

I think Wind is just trolling because Trump just got handed his ass by Presidente Nieto and the US congress but for others interested.

History of the Dakota Access Pipeline

The US Army Corps of Engineers approved the project and granted final permits in July to the dismay of environmentalists and the Standing Rock Sioux.

The tribe quickly sued the corps, claiming the pipeline threatens its "environmental and economic well-being, and would damage and destroy sites of great historic, religious, and cultural significance."