Well, at least the real Benito isn’t that racist. He have a lot of Jewish advisors and aides working with him before the domineering Hitler ordered him to get rid of his “Italian not racial Italian” policy.

Yes, the same country propped up by US money for cheap oil imports. Which money then turned into fundamentalist religion textbooks and Imams flying all over the Muslim world like mine... which then preached about their homeland’s fundamentalist way of life, ruining our own identity. Some who listened, went as far as…

Why don’t you mention to him that those who are onboard already have valid US visa or asylum permits before the Saturday debacle?

Well, many of the refugees are Syrian Eastern Orthodox minorities, some are coptic, some are Jewish, fleeing from IS who will prosecute them. Many of them are peace-loving, level-headed Muslims. This is just driving them into the verge of extremism.

He is not banning all immigrants / Muslims, but “refugees” and people of those 7 Muslim-majority countries. It is unconstitutional and a typical idiotic showmanship, typical of his stunts. The media shouldn’t generalise, it is also wrong. Nevertheless unconstitutional move by any government official warrants…

Must have felt heroic after assaulting a law-abiding, honest, working, tax-paying American.

As long as the steering. the pedals, and the gear moves to its position, it will be far more helpful. E.g. in Boeing planes, the throttle levers moved, so when the auto-throttle is cancelled, the pilots know where the last power setting made by the computer without having to second guess by looking down at the N1/EPR…

In most Asian countries, the same thing about re-sale price also applies. European and American cars drop faster in value than its Japanese counterparts (except for Mazda and Subaru in Indonesia, which is weirdly considered “European”). Koreans are non-Japanese, so they belong there as well. However, thanks to…

This can’t be more correct.

I’ve seen some Americans putting “made in USA” or “proudly US made” in their Mexican trucks too. If trucks were counted as cars, the number one selling “car” in the US will be Ford F-150. Second and third will be the Silverado and its derivatives, third is the semi-Mexican RAM pickups. But since cars is “car”,…

Autovlog did try most of his video experiments in a specific road near some kind of embankment, where there is virtually no traffic. I was surprised he did this one on a highway.

I drink, but not to get wasted. I don’t know why some working people need to be detached from reality so much by drinking. We have so much to lose, why incite dangerous behaviour? Our salary only barely holding it together. Some of us are like Walter White, without the healthcare coverage.

Ford Fiesta, Ford Fusion, Ford Focus... UK / Germany. Buicks... China. Chevy Cruze... South Korea.

My grandpa owned American-built Chevy Impala from the 1960s. It was a big lumbering car. Weird for any Dutch-built infrastructure of Indonesia. Positive quality is that the car fits all of my father’s 9 siblings. Worst is that the 5 litre + engine spends fuel like morning piss. The car also broke down very often, does…

The problem with the US is, they don’t really find the root cause of the problem. Just brush off what is on the surface, and be done with it. Later, they come back again whining at the same problem. World War 2 was very simple. They are facing an enemy who can’t measure their own strength. Sure, USSR bear the brunt of…

I have been aviation enthusiast for more than 20 years. Not a single time, I think that even the most efficient aircrafts like Airbus A350 or Boeing 787 with 67% capacity would beat any high speed electric trains on mile-per-seat cost basis. Buses, cars, motorcycles, ships, yes, they are no match for the flying…

Pesky regulations from the EU demands it. Better than the Cygnet, still.

I suspect they wanted to make a range of other derivative cars, e.g. electric cars under different brand. It is better alternative than the Cygnet.

There are 5 NATO countries that meet this criteria now. Yes, it is 2%, I stand corrected..

Right before Asian economic crisis hits in 1997, our extended family bought a few (3 to be exact) Mercedes-Benz. 2 W124 E-classes (a Brabus-tuned E230 and an E320), and a Carlsson-tuned W202 C180. The vanilla E320 was meant to replace my late grandpa’s W123, which started to show its Europeaness of refusing to start…