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As I've said on numerous occasions, she and Obama went the wrong order; If she were leaving office soon and Obama preparing to take over, everything would go according to the plan.

The big boys behind the scenes clearly desperately want to install Hillary as their puppet. If she goes the replacement may not be such a puppet. Hence clinging onto a person whose place is clearly in hospital instead of a presidential-race of the world's strongest country.

I wonder if there even are any clear rules as to what happens if an already nominated candidate pulls out before election. Who said take over? If a candidate who has won an election dies before taking office then the VP-candidate becomes President but that is the scenario after, not before.

Eight weeks to go. Perhaps her doctors can keep her together that long. What happens after that is a different matter.

The main talking-point in the campaign will not be real issues but whether she can hold on for four years if she gets elected.

One candidate not physically fit and allegedly the other one not mentally fit. Take your pick.

At least she certainly has access to the best possible medical treatment. If her doctor's can't get her well nobody can.

The thread-title,

It's ridiculous if Hillary holds on until the election, wins the election but resigns soon after taking office citing health reasons and that nobody VP-candidate of hers sneaks into presidency through the back-door.

The situation is unbearable for her as even if she holds on until the election and wins it and even holds on until January when taking office there would be endless speculation about when her health fails and she has to resign.

Dont worry; I'm sure she can afford another pair shoes.

John McCain was 72 in 2008 when he was a candidate but he probably knew himself that he wasnt going to win.

It is possible that she has undergone some sort of nervous breakdown. The pressure has been too much for her to handle.

I said earlier that Hillary wont last a full term but it seems I was wrong as she clearly cant last even until the election.

Surely a lot of emotional speeches today on the 15th anniversary of 9/11.

I doubt that anyone envies the Americans of their two-party system as in a normal democracy both parties would split into 3-4 new parties.

Perhaps, you're right. If there is a team in the NHL which would lose all its 82 games like 8-0 or something like that it would be a problem and that team wouldn't belong there but here we are talking about three games. Not a big deal. Besides only Canada could thrash Germany or Switzerland by such a large margin. Finland or Sweden certainly couldn't.

Btw, what do you Canadian people think of your immigration-policy? Is it strict or lax? Namely, depending on the outlook both views can be justified. If, say just a speculative number as I don't really know how many immigrants you let in, 500000 people enter the country every year, it may feel like being swarmed by immigration. Yet if 50 million people would like to move into your country but only 1% get to do so then the immigration-policy is certainly very strict.

Nah, just ask them how much money they have got and then judge a limit which is the amount of money you can get by in Canada without outside help and act accordingly. If over the limit you have set: Welcome. If under: Bye-bye.

The sad truth is that there arent eight decent national hockey-teams in the world. The hockey-bosses would be delighted if a country like Germany became a seriously taken hockey-country but while we are waiting for that to happen we have to make do with what we have got.

I hate to say this but the truth is the truth; Our global masters are throwing us around like toys they are playing with and old nations and countries have lost any .signifigance whatsoever. Fuck, do we succumb to this? Hell no! This is not some final of history after which everything will be like a rose-garden.

The employment-rate of the existing populations from those countries is far healthier than that of the Finns, which can't be said of people coming from almost any African country bar Kenya and South-Africa and the Middle-East countries bar Israel.

China, Japan, South-Korea, Vietnam, I would warmly welcome anyone from those countries into Finland.

Can young American or Canadian players play for their respective teams if they are good enough to be included in those teams or are they forced to play for that hybrid-team?

War is not only about conflict; it is also about debt-annulment.