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Israel/Hamas?
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3y ago
Trust me this is not the cross continent train that you have in Australia, this is a dumpy Euro train and Austria is a dirty old hole.
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3y ago
The buses are better, trains only if no bus is available. Stay away from Rejio Jet and Flix buses are great. Anyone says different is a tourist.
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3y ago
Seriously? I don't think there is anyone that insane even in Israel that would nuke a bunch of folks with AK 47's on Mopeds and Toyota trucks. What would that even accomplish, you would lose any support you have from the entire wo
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3y ago
In TX it depends what city, you can still find something in DFW that is affordable but might not be in a prime location. Housing here has gone up almost 50% in the last 8 years. 400k will typically get you an average nice smallish house bu
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3y ago
>People that call for “the rich” to pay more taxes usually mean those earning above 100k. Good Lord, 100k? I was making more than that in 1999. When I say rich, I am saying anyone who makes more than 1 - 1.5 million a year. 100k is just
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3y ago
If only rich people and corporations payed taxes, just a 15% flat tax across the board and all the loop holes gone. The debt would turn into a surplus......
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3y ago
Does anyone think 99% of the car buyers market cares about cast bodies? Just look at all the folks who bought Tesla's, they don't have a problem buying a car that costs more to insure, waiting for months to get repaired, at the sa
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3y ago
I would guess as electrification (less parts) and cast bodies (less parts) become more and more common (next decade at the most).
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Not even their neighbors want them. Some how they have become a pariah in the M.E and no one wants them. Not very different than the Syrian Refugees who were being openly killed and bombed by Russia were wanted, many had to hug the border o
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3y ago
Until the war comes to the USA..... History has shown quiet clearly that Imperialistic Ambitions never stop until they are stopped. The way to end the War in Ukraine is to help them win. Unfortunately there will never be an end to the war i
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3y ago
Imagine these companies closing down any offices they have in Canada due to C-11 and C-18? Damn that would be funny.... Google/META "sorry we have to close our Canadian Operations and lay off all 33 employees". On a tangent,
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I'm keeping my fingers crossed it burns down and the shit bag loses every cent he invested in Twitter. It can then rise from the ashes under new people....
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This will obviously play into have fully automated production lines, sort of what Musk wanted to do at Tesla but the tech just wasn't there yet. Eventually they can train these robots to do every task on the line and they may only need
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3y ago
You would think if there were a situation where the Union was united against a common enemy and a member joined that enemy, there would be recourse, but as it stands now the European Union doesn't have a mechanism to remove members tha
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3y ago
Probably using a remote. https://levtech.ro/product/universal-service-remote-control-... There is also this... https://youtu.be/Bcnjp2PESqw?si=jS3QqPWw2mboWOkS
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3y ago
You're wrong, that last thing that is happening is Russia is winning. Russia has already lost, just remember that conflicts like Afghanistan were one of the factors that that destroyed the USSR and Chechnya basically bankrupted them an
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3y ago
Well the War in Ukraine isn't over and the USA/West doesn't seem to have the will or resolve to help Ukraine win and any help is purely defensive. As the world has seen, Russia has a disregard for life and a willingness to de
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>Simply because if Russia loses men at a rate of 50:1 the US could still find those losses unpalatable The crux of the matter is there are few nations on earth where life has so little value as Russia. Their leadership has no trouble sen
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3y ago
Without some amazing leap in capability like being able to run MacOS and replace a Laptop/PC, there just isn't a compelling reason to upgrade from my XS Max. For $1200 USD, I should be able to doc it, fire it up and have it do dou
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It's amazing how hard the West worked to disarm Ukraine and the quiet arms embargo they had against the country since 2014. Ukraine couldn't buy a bullet from the West to defend themselves with. It's sad now that the West act
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>I wouldn’t recommend buying crypto ftfy
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It's like the West help disarm Ukraine for a Russian invasion. Now they're doing a poor job of helping Ukraine maintain its freedom by not providing the types of weapons that kept it safe in the first place. What a lesson for any
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I don't even want to know wtf is going on in China. Tesla has probably killed 100's there and half the plant will die of cancer in the coming years.
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3y ago
It costs a lot of money and time to find and vet suppliers from China. One way to avoid that is to use a service like Import Genius to find a competitor who has already vetted a Chines machine shop or factory, etc. The Chinese are more than
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3y ago
Start a subscription service of the picks for each weeks matches. Here in the US you can subscribe to a service that gives you their picks. Or you can just keep it to yourself and bet on those matches, why sell the golden goose?
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Well, he was probably only 15-16 when they took him. It was actually quite interesting how they recruited. They would enter a village after blocking anyone from leaving, gather up all the young men, and bring them to a central location for
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3y ago
Costco sells New Zealand Lamb for $6.99 lb. It's Grass Fed and cheaper than their Steak. I don't know if I'm making it correctly but I put like 4 of those little chops on the Barbecue for a few minutes and OMG they are delici
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From the wiki page >Although the Waffen-SS as a whole was declared to be a criminal organization at the Nuremberg Trials, the Galician Division has not specifically been found guilty of any war crimes by any war tribunal or commission. H
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Then you have never seen someone cut stone in open air. Because it creates such a cloud of stone dust you could hide a house in it.
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