There's solutions, albeit odd ones.
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There's solutions, albeit odd ones.
They literally want to increase Tomahawk production by an order of magnitude.
You can look at satellite images of various Raytheon and Lockheed factory facilities.
There's not really construction happening to support that.
And that's the end of the whole supply chain.
As stupid as this has been, and make no mistake it has been very stupid, the *tactical* execution has been far higher than anything the Russians have done.
Also a good "gap" to explore.
What does newfound alliance with the Klingons look like?
Fuck the global economy and/or supply chain.
Wooo!
Trying for Thiel Money?
Talia!
With bangs!
A2AD fucking sucks?
This is the first we're hearing of this.
Yes, the vital swing states of *checks notes*
Virginia, Mississippi, Connecticut, and Maine (1st CD).
Go back to the Enterprise Era!
📉📉📉📉📉📉📉
Gaaaaah.
Welp. I'm just going to settle.
Most cursed outcome of Puerto Rico statehood
The gemeinschaft fucking sucks.
Support for corporeal punishment of children is correlated with authoritarian tendencies.
Relatedly, most people support corporeal punishment of children.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26585215/
i am in principle in favor of the middle east stopping all oil production. however,
screenshot of the taco bell app order screen for the “Pineapple Lime Rockstar Energy Refesca” showing a pale yellow liquid in a to-go cup with a large label that says “200mg CAFFEINE” it is $4.49 for a medium and is 50 calories
can’t believe none of y’all told me that taco bell picked up the Murder Beverage mantle
I remember seeing gas at $3.85 yesterday.
Lol, lmao.
Lol, lmao.
Omar by 60.
Of the Magisterium?
No.
Of self-identified Catholics?
Yes.
FWIW, folks went after Warnock's liberal-leaning faith too — particularly his self-ID as a "pro-choice pastor."
The attacks failed, partly because support for abortion rights is the *majority* position of every major U.S. Christian group — except white evangelicals. religionnews.com/2020/12/18/r...
Eat your heart out Wisconsin!
Nobody with a brain thinks they can get a ship through the strait twice, and endure the several days at anchor required to load.
They also have better senators than FMM apparently.
This might tilt things towards a mass break.
Because the choice is now "lose a ship running the strait" or "lose a ship sitting at anchor."
Granted, this is probably worse for when the shooting stops, because everyone is going to have to bring shipping *into* the Gulf.
Yep.
Which does weight things slightly, but I don't know if Iran has a coherent policy for this strike (or if insurers believe it has one).
This is dependent on Iran not striking ships in the Gulf.
And, as the evidence shows, they very much are.
I suppose it depends on the cost of having a ship tied up indefinitely v. losing it outright.
