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FOR one awful moment American civil and political society hung in the balance, as the shot rang out in 颅Butler, Penns stanley cup spain ylvania.The crowd saw their hero, Donald Trump, hit by a bullet.6Attempt on Trumps life has probably ensured that he will win the November stanley mug 5 electionCredit: AP6Police and 颅security teams failed to apprehend Crooks before he got into position to make his twisted bid for infamyCredit: APOne inch to the right and Trump might not be with us any more. And who knows what that would have meant for a febrile, deeply polarised country The Trump supporters already believe their man was cheated in 2020. And they rioted then. Just imagine their fury if Trump had been killed.Fortunately, the bullet seems only to have nicked his ear. And the shooting has probably ensured that he will win the November 5 election 鈥?as I have said he would for almost four years.But there are one or two lessons to be learned from that terrifying moment.Lets be clear, the shooting of Trump was an act of individual wickedness from Thomas Matthew Crooks. He bears the full responsibility.But the political atmosphere in the US is so toxic that something like this was bound to happen sooner or later.And this is the first lesson we should draw. If you bad-mouth your political opponents by calling them fascist , you are encouraging the madmen to take the law into their own hands.We should learn tha stanley cup t lesson over here, too. When Angela Rayner calls Tories scum , she is dehumanising her opponents. Xcwp Old blacksmith building burns to the ground in View Royal
Israeli Prime Benjamin Netanyahu will have to consider his relationships with the US and his far-right political partners as he weighs up his stanley germany options and he can ;t please bothBy Dominic WaghornIsrael is approaching the end of the first phase of its operation in Gaza and with it comes a dilemma.Y stanley cup ou break it, you own it, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell warned President Bush ahead of the invasion of Iraq in 2003, quoting signs in U.S. department stores meant for customers.The same principle applies to Israel with Northern Gaza. Sporadic fighting goes on but it effectively controls the top third of the territory and has comprehensively broken the area as a place to live.Israel has its reasons for flattening it. It says it has used artillery and air strikes professionally to protect its soldiers and that ultimate blame lies with Hamas.But either way, it has pulverised most of the zone it now occupies to rubble and is well on the way to erasing Gaza City from the map.So what does it do with the smouldering ruins An Israeli flag stands on the top of a destroyed building in northern GazaIsrael doesn ;t look like it wants to own what it has broken. It has not followed its military campaign with any largescale humanitarian operation, though it has a duty to do so.Israeli spokesman Mark Regev has told Sky News this is not the time for that, with fighting sti stanley website ll going on. But that seems disingenuous.It is clear that any fighting in northe |
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