Anaheim 5 @ 3 Vancouver

for the match leicester vs manchester city, i predict over 3 goals is not a bad match also i see manchester city a little bit stronger.

Leicester 3 v 6 Manchester City

Merry Xmas

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Green Bay 34 @ 16 Arizona

Detroit 102 @ 105 Miami

San Jose 3 @ 5 Los Angeles

Dallas 4 @ 5 Minnesota

Arsenal 6 v 3 Manchester City

Indiana 90 @ 95 San Antonio

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This king looks like an imbecile. Oh dear being put on trial for insulting his dog ,Thailand the country of enlightenment has surely regressed by the absolute rule of a tinpot king.

The German authorities on Tuesday detained one of the country’s most active Islamic extremists, who once tried to open a school supported by a network called “Invitation to Paradise,” on four counts of supporting a terrorist organization, federal prosecutors said.

The extremist, Sven Lau, a 35-year-old German, had long been known to the authorities in North Rhine-Westphalia because of his support for violent Islam, Ralf Jäger, the interior minister for the western state, said after the arrest.

Mr. Lau is suspected of supporting the Army of Emigrants and Helpers, known by the Arabic acronym JAMWA, and the Islamic State, prosecutors said in a statement announcing the arrest. He is scheduled to appear on Tuesday before a judge, who will determine whether there is sufficient grounds to detain him pending a trial.

In the statement, prosecutors said they believed that Mr. Lau had served as a “contact for those willing to leave the country and fight,” and that he had provided support with cash and equipment, including night-vision goggles, to Germans in combat in Syria.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/16/world/europe/germany-arrests-islamic-extremist-for-aiding-terrorist-groups.html?ref=world&_r=0

The Muslim death cults are busy again today. I wonder how much damage was done to the hospital?

Chancellor says Germany is already ‘fulfilling its part’ after reports of a letter from the US defense secretary seeking additional support


Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday brushed off what a German magazine said was a request from the US to provide more military help in the fight against Islamic State militants.

“I believe Germany is fulfilling its part and we don’t need to talk about new issues related to this question at the moment,” Merkel told the ZDF broadcaster when asked about the Der Spiegel magazine report.

Der Spiegel reported on Saturday that US defense secretary Ashton Carter had sent a letter asking for a bigger military contribution from Germany, a week after parliament approved a plan to join the campaign in Syria.

A German defence ministry spokesman confirmed a letter had been received from the US and its content was under consideration, giving no further details.

Der Spiegel said the letter did not make specific demands and was similar to requests sent to other US partners.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/dec/13/angela-merkel-dismisses-us-request-for-more-military-help-against-isis

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WASHINGTON — Six years ago, President Obama came away from a round of global climate talks bitter and frustrated, having been reduced to personally chasing other world leaders around a Copenhagen conference center and bursting uninvited into a meeting with them to salvage a pact that left many disappointed.

On Saturday, Mr. Obama strode triumphantly into the Cabinet Room of the White House to declare victory in his quest for an ambitious climate agreement, after 195 nations reached an accord in a Paris suburb that commits them to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

“We met the moment,” Mr. Obama said. “Together, we’ve shown what’s possible when the world stands as one.”

For Mr. Obama, the agreement represents a legacy-shaping success, destined to join his health care law in the annals of his most lasting achievements.

The deal, reached after two weeks of intensive negotiating by world leaders and top diplomats, is a vindication of Mr. Obama’s decision to make tackling climate change a centerpiece of his second term. As the economy improved and Mr. Obama was able to focus on other priorities, he invested substantial time, energy and political capital on forging a pact that he has described as a moral imperative.

It also reflects difficult lessons Mr. Obama learned about diplomacy and global leadership along the way. In Copenhagen, he was a first-term president meeting “the stark reality of just how complicated and fractured this issue was on the global stage,” a senior administration official said on Saturday.

Mr. Obama’s experience there “underscored that if we were going to make real progress on this, we were going to have to be patient and develop a strategy” both at home and globally.

The president, the official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss the issue candidly, “deliberately and ambitiously pushed the envelope on climate.” And on Saturday, Mr. Obama said the Paris agreement had been possible in large part because he had done so. This year, he issued regulations to slash carbon pollution from power plants, and last year he forged an emissions reduction agreement with President Xi Jinping of China that encouraged other nations to set their own climate goals.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/13/us/president-obama-once-a-guest-now-a-leader-in-world-talks.html?ref=world&_r=0

this can only lead to one thing hell on earth as we know better strat planning because we know killing of all who are not Muslim will start now or maybe it strat already and we don't know