More than one. Especially if the story originated in a Russian propaganda outlet.
They should put solar panels on the new roof.
Go to your room and think about that a little.
YepâŚand if it werenât for a freak thunderstorm, a lot more of Washington would have been ashes.
Pictures of the ribbed arches up to the roof are ugly thoâŚvery sad.
Yeah, I noticed the same thing.
RT has had a busy day, too.
Not in China. And I can cite a whole bunch of countries I have been to where I would not want to work.
Iâm so happy to live in Canada a country with safety regulation, have you seen some of the stuff they do in China? you couldnât pay me enough.
Yeah, the first thing I noticed was the bamboo scaffolding tied together with old ropes. And then they lay down old wood planks and run wheelbarrows full of concrete over them.
I have worked in Canada and I do appreciate the attention to safety.
You canât even go on a two story house in Canada without having a fail stop on now⌠I wouldnât want to be 60 stories up in China on a bamboo plank.
After the sacking of the cathedral 160 years ago they planted enough oak trees to rebuild in case of damage. So the beans will be replaced with 160 year old oak from a forest outside of paris
How do the English feel about the rebuilt Globe theater in London? Is there anything left of the original?
If Iâm correct it isnât an accident. Itâs outright carelessness. They should have left eyes on it even if you have to leave someone there until midnight.
Unless you mean intentional carelessness then itâs still an accident.
I understand, itâs comments that Iâve been hearing around the net today. If it was a hot amber from torch down then this wasnât an accidentâŚit was outright carelessness. and thus the contractor should hide his face in shame for eternity.
Semantics without a difference. Most accidents are caused by ignorance, incompetence, negligence or carelessness. What would make it not an accident would be if it were done intentionally.
Later in 1944 Hitler ordered the complete destruction of Paris after it became clear that the Wehrmacht was going to have abandon the city.
The German general in command, who had a love of French culture and Parisian culture in particular, disobeyed a direct order from the commander in chief. Instead the Germans withdrew before the Free French and American forces entered the city.
Yep. The same thing happened in Vienna. There, the Nazis drilled the holes in centuries old stone buildings for the explosives (which can still be seen today) but a German Commander defied the Furor and ordered his men to pack up and leave without blowing up the city.
Here is a better shot of the roof.
This is so depressing. It now looks like just a stone skeleton.
Paris isnât Paris anymore. Whatâs happening in France is a tragedy, but itâs hard not to feel theyâve brought it upon themselves. I do feel sorry for the minority who are opposed to the Islamization of France, however.