3 points ·
They've been doing that for over a year. The area is just a lot smaller now.
Joined
3 points ·
They've been doing that for over a year. The area is just a lot smaller now.
2 points ·
What's the matter, Turkey?? Chicken?!?
2 points ·
We can't control it on Earth, we certainly can't control it on the moon.
3 points ·
Just because the US invades and occupies (and then leaves) a country, doesn't change the government.
13 points ·
And to villainize Iran.
2 points ·
Building more homes is the only long-term solution.
-1 points ·
Budget is not good at home. It makes sense.
1 points ·
Let's hope for a very quick stalemate.
23 points ·
Never trust America. Got it.
Something makes me think that Iran didn't trust them either, they were just unable to defend themselves.
-2 points ·
No no no. This anniversary is about how communism is bad.
4 points ·
Indeed. A marathon is 42 km.
15 points ·
I agree, but I think they are? I think every (traditional) western ally of the US are working back channels to no success. They're moving on and finding more reliable trading partners.
7 points ·
They will stop at nothing so that the genocide can continue.
3 points ·
The usages seem the same to me 🤷. I do agree it's not super intuitive, but I didn't invent the language!
3 points ·
**much less** _idiom_ : and certainly not
2 points ·
Did she mean demonstrably?
2 points ·
Fool me once!
3 points ·
Archive link - https://archive.is/bAJGG
12 points ·
I would take this with a grain of salt. Here's an article claiming the contrary - Online posts claiming Canada 'offloading' $400 billion in U.S. bonds are false - although it is from March 21.
10 points ·
Should the diplomatic initiative with China fail, the EU would probably have to introduce “safeguard measures,” which are special duties intended block to sudden diverted trade flows.
I think those are called "tariffs". It's an interesting situation, though.