Sleeping Tiger

And both parties are fooled by the Boston Tea Party.

Drew is better than Tom was at this point.

He has a far better outlook with mobility as he ages.

He is the qb you'd make in a science lab if you could make the perfect NFL quarterback.

He is just mobile and springy enough to escape and cause problems, but not so mobile that he will run around too much and risk injury.

His arm is a rocket. Handsome. Likable. Calm. Football intelligent.

He's being tutored by the real deal.

He'll be in the elite class of NFL greats.

I win 4 farms for the 1 I bet.

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am I missing something?

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Yeah.

I'd say you're missing a lot. Like 75% of the picture.

But I wouldn't worry about it.

You're not meant to think this through any better than you have.

More spring in his step.

Better natural mover.

Similar physical measurables.

Cooler. Calmer. More likable. Much less of an irritable bitch.

Better arm.

He will go down as one of the greatest of all-time.

Bookmarking. Will bump in 15 years.

I want all 4 of those guys.

And I realize that a bunch of our DL commits are JUCO.

Hopefully we don't restrict how much red-carpet we can roll out for those '18 MO DLmen.

Knowing that part of these kids decisions has to do with upgrading their Twitter persona, even for just a short while, is frustrating.

You know updating your bio to Notre Dame or Ohio State commit, while updating your picture to you in one of those jerseys is a great feeling and creates an entirely new online you with 10 times the buzz than if you went to Mizzou.

Jafar looked like a J'Mon. Not really upset.

Like others, Gardiner stings. Looks like the real deal.

What's the scoop with Malik Young?

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Unless CNN laid it out for them just like this, they would never understand and quite frankly I doubt they would even care. People only get offended when they are told to be offended.

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That goes both ways.

There are people inside a bubble on both sides of the political spectrum.

for the bigger picture.

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Where was the outrage when the refugee crisis was being created?

In 2011 the Obama administration toppled the Libyan government to prevent the creation of a gold backed currency aimed at becoming the new standard currency for middle east oil trading.

The CIA was sent in to back rebel groups who ended up having direct ties to Al-Queda, and then we used air-strikes to finish the job.

Prior to this intervention Libya had one of the highest standards of living in Africa. Even free health care, among many other provided benefits.



Today it's a lawless state overrun by violence -- which is obviously why the people are leaving.

In 2012 we began providing weapons and training to rebel groups in Syria to overthrow Assad -- with full knowledge that these weapons were going to anti-American groups.

There was also Yemin, where Obama supported the Saudi bombing campaign for over a year until we started doing it directly ourselves.

In 2016 the US dropped near 30,000 bombs in the countries that now providing the world with a refugee crisis.

If you take this info just on the level of "LOL at liberals, you hypocritical fricks", then you're missing the bigger picture, or at least you're failing to ask bigger questions and likely not re-shaping your view of America appropriately.

We do overthrow governments for our own purpose. We do falsely frame other leaders to justify our behaviors. We have willingly funded, armed, and trained terrorist groups in the middle east. And so on.

Were these decisions really what Obama wanted? Or were they dictated by the banking cartel? Are these types of actions really just built-into the job of the presidency? Libya starting a gold backed oil trading currency would be devastating to the western banking block.

Is there an agenda to disrupt culture around the world? Taking out strong cultural ties in places like Germany, the American South, and so on in an effort to make a global authoritarian government more palatable?

How easily does the media control both sides to get large groups of people to stick on other narratives about all of this instead of the narrative presented here?