It stays as simple as you want.
Therefore, the simple answer to the question remains the question, "Are you refusing that kind of fabric to play golf, or just appearing to play golf?"
I do not blame those who have been exiled to the Saudi government's golf tours prefer to explain that they do not want to participate in the global "political" debate. It's just professional golf, isn't it?
But what's political about the 9/11 murder victim's family organization — "9/11 Justice" — at the first Saudi Arabian golf event in the United States? What is, to remind former PGA players in Oregon this week that surviving families are convinced that the Saudi government is largely or completely responsible for the slaughter of 3,000 Americans. To.
Or, 15 out of 19 attackers (16 Saudis counting Osamabin Ladin) live in several cities in the United States and the United Kingdom and plan. While standing, I acted without organizational, financial support or guidance. They are fully qualified freelance terrorists.
Group 9/11 Justice is not a political movement, but a group of people who are most deeply and irreversibly suffering from attacks, pursuing justice and demanding accountability for disasters that did not occur. It is an organization to do. Distinguish victims based on political parties.
And I pursue Saudi Arabia If there is something provided by golf frontman Greg Norman, a satisfying explanation until he provides it.
So far, he has turned to comical rationalization, including the dismissal of Saudi Arabia's assassination of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi. There is nothing better than that. Make all the mistakes.
"That's right," said the rationalizer and Norman Tour sympathizer, "What about China, the NBA, and LeBron James?" I agreed. But if it shouldn't be ignored, why should we spoil it?
And it is an independent position to oppose golf backed by the Saudi Arabian government. It's not a professional PGA stance, as long as too many people are trying to rationalize and simplify again.
There is a story about a region added to the Saudi Oregon event, and we need to ask Norman, Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Sergio Garcia, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, and others for clarification. there is.
In 2019, an Oregonian survey found that more than 20 Saudi students studying in the United States returned to Saudi Arabia to avoid a felony arrest.
Some of the suspects were Portland students. There was one Abdulrahman Sameer Noorah. Community college. He was charged with a fatal hit-and-run by a 15-year-old local Fallon Smart.
The suspect disappeared, but was later discovered in Saudi Arabia and remained to avoid prosecution.
However, as, who recently turned to Saudi Arabia's money golf, Pat Perez said: , And those are horrifying events, but I'm here to play golf. That is my deal. I have the opportunity to play golf. That's all.
MLB bats are attacking everywhere
I can't remember so many really bad, radically lost MLB teams. A, Tigers, Royals, Cubs, Reds, Marlins, Mariners, Nationals, Diamondbacks, Pirates, Rockies all seemed unable to attend all the meetings.
The White Sox was expected to be the only AL Central team to finish over .500 (and well) before Friday's match was 35-39.
In the AL East, the raise was 40-35, but with the exception of the Royals, Pirates, A and Tigers, it was a brutal team with the lowest scores.
The team batting averages of the five clubs were less than .230: Orioles, D-Bucks (.215.), Tigers, A (.212.), Pirates. Incredibly bad.
As a team, Angel has defeated more than 28 percent of the time. Mariners third baseman Eugenio Suarez led MLB 107 times, scoring 37% at 286 at bats. Padres DH Luke Voit struck with just over 38 percent of his turn at bat.
Home runs or strikeouts follow. The impact on the shift will continue. Hit the ball somewhere else to defeat the shift. Indeed, but the analytical printout frowns upon it. It makes too much sense.
Maybe if Rob Manfred allowed all teams to use DH ... oh.
Bears linebacker Matt Adamswas arrested in Chicago on June 24 on suspicion of illegal possession of a gun
Question: Did he need a gun before enrolling in a full scholarship at the University of Houston, while attending college, or after attending an NFL?
And Roger “Sgt. Schultz” Goodell: Why were so many NFL players arrested for weapons? Where do they go, and why do they go there in anticipation of a shooting?
And as this problem worsened and became more prominent, the primary pandaler, Goodell, kept silence as if pretending to be non-existent.
Oddly enough, the pitcher seems to have almost stopped throwing one pitch that plagued Aaron Judge: a low and distant breaking ball. And it shows.
Again, the Yankees have no plans to play on July 4th. But once again, the Toronto Blue Jays are in Auckland this year instead of at home.
So, the day before July 4, when I declare to the King of Jesus, "Give me John Flaherty, or give me death," I am Patrick. Paraphrase Henry's words.
