Okay, but they can’t be an enemy of the american public if that same public votes for a president that supports Israel and its genocide.

The general American public just voted in favor of this. The alliance will only be strengthend under Trump.

The Ukrainian Special Operation

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Imagine being forced to read Donald Trump’s “The Art of the Deal” in school

In its version of events, the Israeli military said militants of the Iran-backed group Hezbollah had fired anti-tank missiles at Israeli troops, wounding 25 of them. The attack was very close to a UNIFIL post and a tank helping evacuate the casualties under fire then backed into the UNIFIL post, it said. “It is not storming a base. It is not trying to enter a base. It was a tank under heavy fire, mass casualty event, backing up to get out of harm’s way,” the military’s international spokesperson Nadav Shoshani told reporters. In a statement, the military said it used a smoke screen to provide cover for the evacuation of the wounded soldiers but its actions posed no danger to the U.N. peacekeeping force.

OK, sounds plausible enough…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement addressed to U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres: “The time has come for you to withdraw UNIFIL from Hezbollah strongholds and from the combat zones.” "The IDF has requested this repeatedly and has met with repeated refusal, which has the effect of providing Hezbollah terrorists with human shields

You want to have your cake and eat it too. Why do you want the peacekeepers out? Why not coordinate with them?

The OG Georgia

Neither does yours! Welcome to the internet.

That site makes my eyes bleed, holy hell

Proving Russia isn’t a player in MAD would greatly benefit NATO’s Eurasian strategy. But we need to act as if they still are because it’s simply unknown what the extent of their nuclear capabilities are.

I think there is good rationale on Putin’s side for not using nukes in the Ukrainian war, as there is no way to use them without downstream effects on neighboring countries. Any use of nukes in Ukraine would provoke a decisive response from NATO. That’s why NATO has been able to cross every one of Russia’s red lines so far: Russia only stands to lose if they follow through.

That latest failed test was a new system, not yet implemented in Russia’s security structure. Their nuclear capability is for all intents and purposes still a threat.

No taxation without representation!

So they get to live tax-free, right? Right??

Wdym? There’s a road that goes right over the border to Sudzha.

You might like what you find.

Perhaps we mean different things with “decentralized”. What I meant was that it’s a bad idea to outsource all your manufacturing to the part of the world where its cheaper. Keep some steel mills, auto plants and chip foundries near where they’re consumed. Food production is actually a good example of decentralized manufacturing. I buy mostly locally grown produce, I can literally take a walk and see the wheat which will someday be the bread I eat.

First part: looks like that was a mistake. Decentralized manufacturing has always been the future, though.

Second part: we overcame that, didn’t we? That’s why it’s history and not currently happening like in China.

We don’t use slave labor, maybe that’s what we’re “doing wrong”.

All this might just be part of the economic cycle. Similar shit as in 2008 and the 70s oil crisis