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Ziel is both, it can mean target and destination. In that case, it is more of a target (attack destination? na, the NSA is not currently in an airplane flying i
by onli 13y ago
Ziel is both, it can mean target and destination. In that case, it is more of a target (attack destination? na, the NSA is not currently in an airplane flying into battle).
> Maybe "country of interest"?
Yeah maybe, but that sounds a bit harmless, doesn't it?
- Vivtek 13y agoIt does sound harmless, which is why it's the Orwell-approved nomenclature. In fifty years it won't sound at all harmless, and there will be a new euphemism. "Attack destination" made me smile. The English word destination doesn't work like that, but maybe it should.