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[deleted] t1_ja7wmc8 wrote
Reply to comment by snotrockit1 in Thai drug dealer had plastic surgery to look like Korean man, police say by Loki-L
The smart ones retire.
IsraeliDonut t1_ja7wlyf wrote
Reply to comment by Tauburn_ in Two Israelis murdered in Palestinian terror shooting in West Bank by yoyo456
Google said nothing about either. Hopefully you aren’t just getting your information from random internet sites
Ok_Anything_5052 t1_ja7wjfq wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Two Israelis murdered in Palestinian terror shooting in West Bank by yoyo456
Sure bud
izit23 t1_ja7wir5 wrote
[deleted] t1_ja7wfhw wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Two Israelis murdered in Palestinian terror shooting in West Bank by yoyo456
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Happycamper385 t1_ja7w8wc wrote
Reply to China says claims it’s considering sending Russia lethal aid are 'disinformation' by NCGuy257
It's actually really funny because if China now does send "lethal aid" (aka weapons) US intelligence looks impressively accurate & if they don't The USA goes "great I didn't want you to send shit anyway."
spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_ja7w5tq wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Italy migrant boat shipwreck: More than 100 people feared dead by Paraphernalien69
Wow you really don't understand immigration laws. Let me make this simple and clear:
Countries do give visas for immigrants... a fixed number of them. I don't know of any first world country that hands out unlimited visas. You also have to have skills to apply for a visa; the whole point of visas is you are bringing people to your country that will make your country stronger, letting in someone who is a subsistence farmer in subsahara Africa will not strengthen your country enough to win out over a talented programmer from the same country. Then there is the time constraint, visas can take years.
So if you are not one of the people who got to apply, or were rejected because you didn't have a skill that the host country wants, or you didn't want to wait another 3 years before going, then your only choice is to sneak into the country. That is what these people are doing. They are not all asylum seekers, they are economic immigrants. Sure they will claim asylum if discovered, but that is only to invoke international protections that prevent immediate deportation.
These people are economic migrants that bring much of what they are trying to escape to the Western World. They do not have the objective of properly immigrating and integrating, and they are not true asylum seekers. The best thing Europe can do is realize that this is no longer working, and start sending the ships back around.
Sammy-Overlock t1_ja7vzyh wrote
Reply to comment by RUS_BOT_tokyo in More Than 100,000 in Mexico Protest Changes to Election Agency by jpf137
I would like to say that there were people who organized and rented transpote to move more comfortably and return .
eggandbaconpie t1_ja7vtmj wrote
Reply to comment by teabagmoustache in EU boss Ursula von der Leyen to meet King while in UK for Brexit talks by Astroblemes
Even if the British head of state is a member of an unelected dynasty, that's all they have, so he must be treated like Macron, Matarelli, Steinmeier, Higgins, etc. no more, no less.
Sammy-Overlock t1_ja7vqtn wrote
Reply to comment by neko_designer in More Than 100,000 in Mexico Protest Changes to Election Agency by jpf137
For the current government there were 90k but when they make their march they were 500k .....
GreenStrong t1_ja7vpwl wrote
Reply to comment by Patient-Lifeguard363 in Anti-war partisans in Belarus claim to have damaged Russian plane | Belarus by Caratteraccio
From the article:
>One of the nine Awacs of the Russian aerospace forces worth $330m (was destroyed),
It is a big flying radar platform. In a modern air force, which Russia never had, it serves as the eyes of the entire force, identifying hostile and friendly aircraft at great distances. Ground based radars are limited by the curvature of the earth; they can't see over the horizon. The fact that Russia only had nine to start with is absurd.
It seems like they're trying to develop a new one, and hoping to introduce it to service in 2026. It will probably be like their T-14 tank, which was "completed" in 2014, and so far hasn't entered general production as an actual weapon.
gualdhar t1_ja7v9lj wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Anti-war partisans in Belarus claim to have damaged Russian plane | Belarus by Caratteraccio
The partisans are supposedly out of the country.
[deleted] t1_ja7v50l wrote
Reply to comment by spiteful_rr_dm_TA in Italy migrant boat shipwreck: More than 100 people feared dead by Paraphernalien69
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aktivate74 t1_ja7v29w wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Ex-husband and relatives charged with murder of Hong Kong model Abby Choi as body parts found by paulfromatlanta
Read the article again?? ಠ_ಠ
Jefethevol t1_ja7v209 wrote
Reply to Belarus to Mobilize 1.5 Million Potential Soldiers Outside the Armed Forces in Case of War, Senior Belarusian Official Claims by Leshracc
they better preorder 1.5 million body bags if that ragtag group of unmotivated civilians are forced into armed conflict. it will be a slaughter. Like the time those Russian mercs decided to roll up on an american FOB in Iraq/Syria. The US asked Russia if the convoy was theirs...the russians denied it and the US went scorched earth on the russian mercs. total slaughter.
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chehov t1_ja7u9q7 wrote
Reply to Anti-war partisans in Belarus claim to have damaged Russian plane | Belarus by Caratteraccio
True heroes.
MrDowntempo t1_ja7u7z6 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Ex-husband and relatives charged with murder of Hong Kong model Abby Choi as body parts found by paulfromatlanta
The ex husband's mother was mentioned in the article. I didn't see a mention of her parents.
izit23 t1_ja7u3o0 wrote
Reply to comment by Proliberate1 in China approves biggest expansion in new coal power plants since 2015, report finds | China by cosmic_fetus
Problem is that demand for energy is rising as well.
MoonManMooner t1_ja7u2o7 wrote
Reply to comment by Nopants_Jedi in North Korea holds rare meeting on farming amid food shortage by NCGuy257
North Korea still collects human waste for fertilizer.
They most likely infected everyone under the sub by doing this during the pandemic.
MrDowntempo t1_ja7twuk wrote
Reply to Biden Administration Won’t Send F-16 Fighter Jets to Ukraine, for Now by Cultural-Onion5001
Can Ukraine just buy them from General Dynamics Lockheed? Then countries could just donate the cost? Probably not, but I don't at all understand how the purchasing of jet fighters works.
Spartan775 t1_ja7tuak wrote
Reply to First 2000 inmates moved to El Salvador's new gangster prison - President Nayib Bukele, who has declared a "war" on gangs, claims Center for the Confinement of Terrorism is largest mega-prison in Americas. by mortalaa
"Narrator: In 1988, the crime rate in the United States rises four hundred percent. The once great city of New York becomes the one maximum security prison for the entire country..."
izit23 t1_ja7tt1d wrote
Reply to comment by zoidalicious in China approves biggest expansion in new coal power plants since 2015, report finds | China by cosmic_fetus
Is she flying or you just assumed?
sb_747 t1_ja7wqx1 wrote
Reply to comment by TranscendentalViolet in As Tokyo Electric Power Co. moves closer to discharging tons of stored water from its stricken Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant, local opposition has intensified and cries of betrayal are being heard by DoremusJessup
> Not saying you’re wrong, but there’s good reason to doubt businesses when they say the solution to pollution is dilution.
But it isn’t just a business.
It’s every nuclear authority on the planet saying it’s safe.