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Burger King and its advertising firm Crispin Porter + Bogusky (both Miami-based companies) are no strangers to pissing off people, but usually it's just irate bloggers . That's if you consider bloggers people. Now they've pissed off someone a wee bit more powerful: Mexico's ambassador to Spain.
In Europe, BK sells a Texican Whopper. See, it's like the tastes of Texas mixed with a bit of Mexican cuisine in one giant, greasy burger. And what would be the laziest way to irreverently advertise such a product? Getting a stereotypical Mexican and a stereotypical Texan living in harmony!
In the ad, a tall cowboy in chaps moves in with a small lucha libre
wrestler wearing a mask and the Mexican flag. The cowboy helps his little friend reach the higher shelves, while the wrestler undoes the
stubborn cap of a pickle jar. Their friendship develops until one day the rugged, leathery daddy leans in gently to smell the distinct aroma
of his roommate while the two are watching reruns of Law & Order
late one night, half hoping he wouldn't notice, half hoping he would.
The wrestler looks at his friend, and even though most of his face is covered by latex (leaving only a convenient hole for his succulent lips), we can tell he's excited, afraid, and eager all at the same time. The
two tenderly -- almost as tender as BK's Tendercrisp sandwich -- embrace
and continue to the bedroom, where their body liquids
combine in a fit of steamy passion to form the sauce that tops each and
every Texican Whopper. That is exactly how it happens... except for the
last few sentences.
"This advertisement denigrates the image of our country and uses
improperly Mexico's national flag," Ambassador Jorge Zermeno wrote in a
letter to BK, according to Reuters. Oh, so it's just the use of the Mexican flag that has Zermeno upset.
I'm not sure if there's a chapter dedicated to upsetting diplomats in Hoopla,
but for a company that always aims to shove its greasy fair into your
mouth via "shocking" advertising, this must be a home run.
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Harry Redknapp 'told reporter he would sue over bung allegation'
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Paul Peachey is Crime Correspondent at the Independent
Wednesday 25 January 2012
Football manager Harry Redknapp angrily denied bungs were paid into his Monaco bank account and threatened to sue a News of the World reporter who confronted him over secret payments after the sale of a player, a court heard yesterday.
The 64-year-old manager threatened to "sue the bollocks" off the newspaper if reporter Rob Beasley ran a story about his tax affairs, according to taped transcripts of a telephone interview read out at his trial yesterday.
Mr Redknapp, who was the manager of Portsmouth at the time of the payments, said the Inland Revenue was fully aware of his dealings. But Southwark Crown Court was told yesterday that even the manager's own accountant was kept in the dark about the existence of his offshore account, into which Portsmouth owner Milan Mandaric paid nearly £200,000.
Mr Redknapp and Mr Mandaric, 73, both deny two charges of cheating the public revenue over the payment of £189,000 into the bank account – named Rosie47 after Mr Redknapp's dog and his date of birth – at a Monaco branch of HSBC. The court heard that the Inland Revenue was only told of the payments in October 2008, more than six years after Mr Mandaric transferred the first tranche of some £93,000 into the account.
The prosecution says the payments by Mr Mandaric followed a dispute between the two men over the cut of profits from the sale of England striker Peter Crouch to Aston Villa in 2002. Mr Redknapp, who had just changed the terms of his contract, complained that he was entitled to more money.
"If there was something dodgy, I would have gone over there and brought it [the money] back in a briefcase," he told Mr Beasley, according to the transcripts of the interview in February 2009. He told the reporter the chairman had assured him the tax had been paid in the US.
"How can it be a bung when the chairman of a football club is paying me?" he said. "A bung don't come into it. It's a payment not a bung." He added that a bung was "a fucking sick word", according to the interview.
The court heard that Mr Beasley had interviewed Mr Mandaric two days earlier about the same issue. Mr Mandaric told the reporter the money was for an investment outside of football, the court heard. When asked about Mr Mandaric's account, Mr Redknapp responded: "He don't know what he is fucking talking about. What is he talking about? It is a bonus."
John Black QC, for the prosecution, claimed the two men changed their description of the payments as employment income, investment money, a gift or in "some cases a combination of all and some of them".
When questioned by the police in June 2009, Mr Redknapp denied "fiddling" to avoid paying tax or national insurance. "For that amount, I don't fiddle," he said in his interview with police. "I have been in football all my life. I pay every penny. I was guaranteed by the man who owned the club there was no money to be paid."
He said he had repeatedly told Mr Mandaric that he did not want any trouble with the taxman over the payments.
Mr Redknapp, the current Spurs manager, first revealed details of the account in November 2006 during an interview with the team investigating illicit payments in football, led by Lord Stevens, the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner. The case continues.
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At least 15 people have been killed in clashes between suspected separatists and government troops in the southern Philippines.
The fighting erupted after 50 men attacked troops guarding a school construction site and road project in the town of Talipao in Sulu province on Sunday, according to Romeo Tanalgo, a military commander.
Thirteen fighters and two soldiers were killed, while six other military personnel were wounded during two hours of fighting, Tanalgo said.
Randolph Cabangbang, a military spokesman, identified the attackers as members of the Awliyah, an armed group, which he described as a "radical" organisation with links to the Abu Sayyaf, another group that the Philippines classifies as a terrorist organisation.
Cabangbang said Awliyah fighters launched the attack in a bid to take control of the predominantly Muslim territory from the military.Abu Sayyaf has been linked to the worst attacks in Philippine history, including a ferry bombing that killed more than 100 people in 2004.
For decades, Muslim separatist groups have fought for independence or an autonomous substate in the southern regions they say are their ancestral homelands.
The Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) is the country's main separatist group that signed a peace accord with the government in 1996 after it dropped its secessionist bid and settled for limited autonomy in the south. It is involved in ongoing peace talks with the government, and insists it has no ties to groups like Abu Sayyaf. But most members of the MNLF, who complain that the Philippine government reneged on many political and economic promises under the 1996 pact, continue to be blamed for backing or carrying out violence in the country, according to the AFP news agency.
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He added that Russia is very concerned about the situation in Syria, and that Moscow is convinced that a military solution does not exist.
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July 23, 2013 7:42 PM
If Russia sees no end from a military conflict then why are they still selling weapons to Assad?
Assad Has committed many atrocious war crimes. I have just returned from the region talked with the people seen the damage and know that he is no different than Adolf Hitler
July 22, 2013 2:01 PM
Putin claims " Moscow is not breaking any international laws"...
But what the world says is if you are defending, or aiding a terrorist you are one. Assad is using terrorist tactics in Syria. Assad is a criminal and those who defend criminals that are murdering thousands are standing in the way from justice being served. Aiding a known criminal. Enoughs enough, I wish the West would go right in and take out Assad for his heinous crimes against the Nation of Syria. Maybe the Russian people should start hitting the streets and demonstrating against the Russian dictator Putin and his heinous actions of defending Assad. This would be a good thing.
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July 25, 2013 2:14 AM
Hey, Anonymous, you are speaking a lot against Assad to justify for the terrorist actions of the rebels. Let me ask you a question: What has happened to the human organ eating man? Has he condemned by the West? Has he been captured and put on trial? Nothing has happed to him? He only receives sympathy and support from the West. Has Mr. Obama said any thing about it or he just turned a blind eye on it. What about the rebels around him? Did they preventhim from doing such horrible thing or they recorded his action and uploaded it on the internet to display their strength and to worry their enemy. The terrorists always hide themselves in the population and use them as human shields. How can you defeat them without hurting anyone else?
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July 25, 2013 2:02 AM
Hanoi Girl ...
That is too bad, and sad, did the Vietnamese government bomb their own people? This is genocide inflicted by their own leader. There is a big difference. When two countries are fighting they escalate things more and more. Not saying it was right at all... But what assad has been doing is deliberately bombing civilian areas to try and make the people of Syria buckle. The definition of a terrorist is "A person who uses terrorism in the pursuit of political aims." This is what Assad is doing... During the war of Vietnam the USA wasn't trying to become a political leader. Atrocities happen in wars as things escalate. But when a leader is inflicting terror on its own people it is a systematic deliberate action. Collateral damage on his own people. He is unable to lead Syria anymore and is just inflicting terror. He would have to murder every Syrian civilian to win the war in Syria. Not going to happen.
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Hanoi Girl
July 24, 2013 12:57 AM
I live in Vietnam. My grandparents were killed together with many innocent people when the houses were flattened by bombs from B52 bombers in 1972. Many Vietnamese houses, schools, hospitals were destroyed and many women, children were murdered brutally by the US bombings. Those were surely terrorist activities. But until now we can do nothing to punish those responsible for that crime.
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July 23, 2013 5:40 PM
And on a final note....
Putin claimed that the rebels are human eating animals for a reason. BUT there was ever only 1 case of this in Syria, and obviously the guy was psychotic, there was nobody else doing this... Putin wants you to think every opposition in Syria is a cannibal. The rebels do not eat humans. This was Putins way of getting support for his wrongdoings in Syria. We all know that if someone is protecting a criminal they themselves are a criminal as well. He is providing the weaponry that is being used to systematicaly kill any opposition whatsoever. These opposition come from all walks of everyday life, and are NOT all "Terrorists". This is just a ploy to make the world think that everyone who opposes Assad is a terrorist, not the case. The last thing Putin wants is the people of Russia standing up for human rights against Putin for his decision to back the criminal Assad. Putin needs to make the people feel that the rebels are bad. Obviously this is working when you make statements like "Russia is right to protect the whole Syria from the rebels, which are human organ eating animals." I am not saying there was wrong doing on the FSA side either. I will say that there is a large number of FSA that are bus drivers, chefs, electricians, carpenters, singers, soccer players, store owners, everyone imaginable, including defected SAA. Any Syrians that lost family members or their homes, are joining the FSA to fight for their country against the Assad regime and any mercenaries Assad hires to try and wipe out all opposition. Assad will never win this war in Syria unless he kills every civilian which isn't going to happen. Everyday more and more people oppose Assad, many were supporters of Assad because he kept the peace a long time ago with every religion etc., however now that he has implemented these crimes against the nation more and more feel the need to get rid of him at any cost. Sad situation. If only the Syrian Army did the same thing they did in Egypt, things would be different. Many high ranking Syrian Army defected at the beginning because they couldn't kill innocent civilians who want change, and joined the FSA instead of trying disable Assad directly because he is so well guarded.
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July 23, 2013 5:08 PM
Even if Assad was willing to compensate the people or families he murdered or destroyed their homes or businesses it would still be a crime. He isn't compensating anyone and is destroying majority of Syria. The destruction he has implemented across the nation is impossible for anyone to do on the ground by dropping these bombs. He is taking out entire streets at a time. No respect or regard for human life whatsoever. This is a criminal in its purest form.
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July 23, 2013 4:58 PM
Your response was fully respected Igor, however you are not Assads defense lawyer. These are the types of things his defense lawyer would say, but if you don't know already that the law is based on evidence. He is FULLY responsible for the SAA and their crimes and actions against the Syrian Nation.
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July 23, 2013 4:55 PM
Hey Igor, do you know what a terrorist is? It doesn't have to be someone with bombs strapped to them. Did you not see what terror Assad has implemented on the nation of Syria? Bombing residential areas for 2 years? Inflicting terror from aerial bombardments via planes & helicopters, tanks destroying neighborhoods, scuds as well. Collateral damage is a form of terrorism. The definition of Collateral damage is this: "Used euphemistically to refer to inadvertent casualties and destruction in civilian areas in the course of military operations." Another definition is " It is frequently used as a military term where it can refer to the incidental destruction of civilian property and non-combatant casualties."... Bombing areas with no consideration for human life and innocent casualties is a form of terrorism. If you would like the definition of terrorism it is this "The use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims"... Assad will not leave power and continues to murder innocent civilians all over Syria, making millions homeless and destroying businesses. Whether he claims it is accidental or not he knows what he is doing, everything is premeditated. The people of Syria don't want Assad and they most definitely dislike Russia for supplying arms to Assad to kill many thousands of innocent civilians. It is the fault of Putin that he is defending Assad that the International Criminal Court hasn't already gotten their hands around Assads neck for his brutal murders to all walks of life. The people of Syria want Peace and they will fight to have Assad removed before peace can finally be made. Assad just will not go without force. Assad is guilty of murdering people and must have justice served to him. He could never lead Syria again unless he faced his serious crimes and the proper punishment for those crimes. Put him before a New Syria Judicial System first then lets see if he will ever be let out of jail again or perhaps served a death sentence. I know many Syrians. You can try and change the subject bringing up other situations in the history of the world. We are discussing Assad, and what is going on now. You go talk about the US, Vietnamese elsewhere because that has nothing to do with THIS discussion of what is happening on the ground in Syria and the crimes committed. Sure there is crimes on both sides but the biggest problem must be fixed first, and that's Assad. The world knows his crimes he committed, now it's time he face justice and man up. You can't kill tens of thousands of people in your country and get away with it. In most modern countries there is no court case for this type of behavior/crimes.
In Layman terms it goes like this: Assad acts like a 5 year old kid in a sandbox. When his toys are taken away by his mom for being bad, he gets in a pout and destroys the other kids sand castles and starts pulling other kids hair. That's when the kid deserves a time out, and won't be allowed to play in the sandbox again.
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July 22, 2013 11:28 PM
Hey Anonymous, you dare not even state out your name. Can you give us any convincing evidence that Assad regime is a terrorist one? Or you just curl your tongue imitating Western media. Have you received any single penny for it? Syria is in a civil war and thousands of its people died as the result of that war. It is true that Assad has never ordered his troops to kill innocent people. So stop trying to blacken him. Do you know how many Vietnamese innocent people were murdered by the US army during the Vietnam war. We would consider the US army terrorist force during that war if your reasoning was applied. Russia is right to protect the whole Syria from the rebels, which are human organ eating animals.
July 22, 2013 1:57 PM
Complete Lies from Russia. This criminal Assad needs to be ended, he is destroying the lives of millions, destroying the nation of Syria, and destroying the air we breath. Enough is enough already, some country needs to go in and yank that idiot out by the hair. He has caused too much bloodshed of the innocent. He drops bombs in civilian areas. (Just like Russians did in Chechnya). Quit defending this criminal or you ARE a criminal. Enough is enough the world has seen enough. The way to end this is to have Assad held responsible for his crimes.
Assad already knows he faces severe consequences and is fighting til his death. Lets put an end to his killing campaign so the Syrians can start to build their life over again. Don't give me that crap there will be chaos afterwards, it isn't any worse than it is already... Let the people of Syria fight against whoever it is that may take the lead next if they cannot implement a Friends of Syria government. At least the Nation will not be fighting the Nations military. Disgusting entirely disgusting that Russia is standing in the way of this war ending. The world wants it ended, the more Russia stands in the way the more they are responsible for this entire mess. Whos bombs, planes, tanks, guns, and missiles are Assad using to kill innocent civilians??? Russian. Give your damn head a shake Russia.
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The Inn if The Five Graces is the most charming B & B I have ever been to. The service was impeccable and my room was both comfortable and the decor unique. I will return again and again !
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THE PRODIGY – Liam Howlett (right), Keith Flint (center) and MC Maxim – return to Israel after a 17-year absence..
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Liam Howlett certainly has not mellowed with age. The 43-year old composer and keyboard visionary behind British electro- dance rock pioneers The Prodigy does not suffer fools, gladly or otherwise – such a reporter asking a seemingly innocent question about the band's signature tune, "Smack My Bitch Up," from their 1997 landmark album The Fat of the Land. The song aroused a tsunami of protest over its lyrics seemingly promoting violence against women, but didn't prevent it from becoming a huge hit or a staple in the band's shows.Any regrets about that now, Liam? "Don't ask stupid questions, why would I regret it?" wrote Howlett in a recent email exchange with The Jerusalem Post. "It's one of the best videos ever made, many have tried to copy it.'Smack My Bitch Up' is our live anthem."Israeli audiences will be able to judge whether Howlett's boast is accurate as the band returns to Tel Aviv on May 29 for the first time since three shows in their 1997 heyday. The Pepsi Max Music project dance party under the sky at the Tel Aviv is will be part of a 40-date tour this summer which will see the band perform at some of Europe's top outdoor festivals.Combining punk roots and rave with breakbeat techno smarts, samples and rock showmanship, Howlett and his fellow music makers Keith Flint (dancer and vocalist) and MC Maxim have stood at the forefront of electronic dance music for two decades."The first music I listened to was The Specials and a lot of that two-tone ska punk," said Howlett of his musical upbringing in Essex and its evolution into The Prodigy. "Then I really got into hip hop culture and bands Public Enemy and the Ultramagnetic MCs.Around that time, I bought some turntables and was DJ in a hip hop band.Then when the UK rave scene kicked off in 1989, that blew my mind and I started writing music that was inspired by hip hop and UK rave music with a punk rock spirit behind it."Despite a multi-year lull a decade ago, the band roared back in 2009 with Invaders Must Die, which hearkened back to their volatile early albums in the 1990s. Howlett attributed the fiveyear hiatus to too much togetherness."We needed a break, we had been on tour for many years nonstop," he said. "I think we fell out for a while, we are like brothers so it's normal. Then in the end, it was the music that brought us back together. Whatever happened was meant to happen because we are still here writing big tunes and playing big gigs."Maintaining his bravado, Howlett scoffed at a question about whether there was any apprehension of The Prodigy being left behind by younger, more innovative artists building the band's original vision into something even fresher."Of course not. The Prodigy are a band that always does its own thing," said Howlett. "With Invaders Must Die, we had no catchup to play. If anything, we woke people up again because since we took off, there wasn't anyone to replace us. But you see, you can't come back unless you have the tunes and we came out of nowhere straight back to number one."With the band now recording a follow- up, Howlett said that there's no reason to think that The Prodigy will be going south anytime soon. And in fact, he's enjoying holding "elder statesman" title in the electronic punk/hip hop school of rock."It feels great. We will f*** off when the people don't want us anymore."
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Right-handed pitcher Stephen Fife is scheduled to make a Major League rehabilitation start with the Albuquerque Isotopes tonight, July 22 after being placed on the disabled list by the Dodgers on July 8 with right shoulder bursitis. The Isotopes take on the Nashville Sounds for a 6:05 p.m. start tonight at Herschel Greer Stadium.
Fife has gone 3-3 with a 2.76 ERA (14 ER/45.2 IP) in eight starts for Los Angeles. The 26-year-old missed 33 games on the 15-day disabled list from April 22-May 30 with right shoulder bursitis.
The Boise native has started three games for the Isotopes in 2013 after opening the season with the club. His last outing came on April 15 against the Iowa Cubs. He is 1-1 on the year with a 4.61 ERA (7 ER/13.2 IP) for Albuquerque with 14 strikeouts to just three walks.
The Isotopes open a four-game road trip against the Nashville Sounds tonight at 6:05 PM MDT. Los Angeles Dodgers' Stephen Fife (3-3, 2.76) will be on the mound for Albuquerque making a rehab start against Chris Narveson (2-6, 6.42) for Nashville. Catch all of the game action on 610 AM "The Sports Animal" with Josh Suchon on the call. The Topes return to Albuquerque for a four-game set against the New Orleans Zephyrs beginning Friday, July 26 at 7:05 PM.
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