5 points ·
It might not be sanity, still just narcissistic vanity, but it's not serving Russian purposes for once.
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5 points ·
It might not be sanity, still just narcissistic vanity, but it's not serving Russian purposes for once.
1 points ·
>Iran has also highlighted the global community's silence regarding Israel's nuclear capabilities.
The western world dismantled Apartheid South Africa for that (don't kid yourself it was for anything else, SA sold nuclear technology to Israel and were dismantled for it.)
>Iran has called on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to abandon its double standards to resume cooperation on its nuclear program.
No other country on earth has public facing countdown timers showing the time until their nuclear attack on their enemy.
1 points ·
Imagine if he called for a strike from working for all Catholics until a global strategy on dealing with climate change with an enforcement policy is made.
22 points ·
Probably not, they'll be watched for the rest of their lives but might also live pretty well, they'll be paraded around as examples of why leaving isn't even worth it, these people tasted the outside and 'came back to beautiful best korea'
80 points ·
Firefighters making a point that natural disasters aren't contained to national borders: "There are no borders"
ICE: "We'll see about that"
3 points ·
*why not both.gif*
23 points ·
I'm not just glad this was finally put right but also-
>In her findings, Judge Armitage found that Rolfe made a "series of flawed decisions" that led to "officer-induced jeopardy" - a situation where police "needlessly put themselves in danger... creating a situation that justifies the use of deadly force".
>She also said Rolfe - a former soldier - found combat situations "exhilarating" and had an "attraction to adrenalin policing". He had also ignored an arrest plan for Walker created by a female officer because he "thought he knew better", Judge Armitage said.
We can *finally* start to well... police, police being adrenalin junkies and deliberately putting themselves in harms way.
3 points ·
.ml users: *visible confusion*
7 points ·
The businesses that won't survive without tourism?
2 points ·
*splitters*
23 points ·
Still wouldn't trust it.
It's been a poop river for hundreds of years and they haven't separated out sewer from storm water yet.
4 points ·
China has chosen to be the enemy the west and rules based order then.
11 points ·
We had this in Australia too :(
13 points ·
6 points ·
Old Men... *are the future*.
4 points ·
They're demanding it of Australia (not NATO, but we do have ANZUS) too.
1 points ·
Schapelle noooo.....
5 points ·
The working world is very different from the laid back, very slow moving world of Academia.
Someone who has worked 8 years instead of studying has more experience and is therefore more valuable as a worker than someone with no *experience* even if they have a lot of knowledge and a piece of paper that proves it.
1 points ·
US already has AEGIS - that's figuratively skynet.
Navy even gave it control of some guns. (Phalanx CIWS, basically an M61 Vulcan minigun as a drone gun)
20 points ·
It's almost like it was Musk's grandfathers plan to annex Canada and Greenland... (it was, Joshua Haldeman and his Technocracy)