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USA Lula Slams Trump’s Tariff Threat: "He's Not Emperor of the World"
MAGA members are awfully fond of using the ‘MSM is rubbish’ and ‘radical left’ arguments…. -
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Hello from AA Insurance Brokers – Your Insurance Information Service on Asean Now
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Two motorcycles with one rider stepping on the other
Yeap, million years ago at midnight the belt snap on my small rental scooter in highway, that probably never seen a service station in its long life..., a very nice Thai guy pushed me a few kilometers to safety. Then amazingly with some help from rental guy, I called and woke him up, an open mechanic shop was found with a new belt. I was back home in an hour from the incident and like £15 spent - only in Thailand...!!! -
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Dr Kevin STILLWAGON - Why are covid vaccines still on the market?
Red is certainly trying his best to get the undecided to listen to common sense and do their research. The doctor gives weight to natural health. Of course natural health is nature in action, and it has to be helped. I like Dr Stillwagon's take on it. There are other things to consider in maintaining good health, and the doc reflects on these. He suggests that ignorance is one of the major stumbling blocks to achieving the main goal. I agree with him completely on that. I've said it often enough; 'ignorance' and 'apathy' are our enemy. All in all; if people are still willing to take the mRNA vaxx after watching the vid, there is little hope in them ever being turned around. -
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Thumbdrives and portable SSD drive.
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Report US Strikes on Iran: Only One Nuclear Site Fully Destroyed
New York Times Backtracks: US Strikes 'Destroyed' Iran's Nuke Site Capabilities, Could Take 'Years To Rebuild' The New York Times reported Friday that U.S. air strikes in June “badly damaged and potentially destroyed” three Iranian nuclear weapons facilities. Further, facilities at two of the sites that would be needed to fabricate nuclear weapons were “destroyed and could take years to rebuild, U.S. officials said.” That is quite a difference from news coverage two days after the strikes, when the left-leaning outlet ran a story headlined, “Strike Set Back Iran’s Nuclear Program by Only a Few Months, U.S. Report Says.” The piece was based on information leaked to the outlet from a Defense Intelligence Agency’s early assessment, which analysts made, they noted, with low confidence. But the New York Times grabbed onto the report to build a narrative that Trump’s strikes had been largely unsuccessful. Its reporters waited until 15 paragraphs into their story to inform readers, “Officials cautioned that the five-page classified report was only an initial assessment, and that others would follow as more information was collected and as Iran examined the three sites. U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi sided more with the Trump administration’s view, saying, at the time, “I think that annihilated is too much. But it has suffered enormous damage.” He added, “There is very, very, very considerable damage.” He further stated that the centrifuges at the Fordow site are no longer operational, given the size of the strike and the equipment’s extreme sensitivity. “Iran’s deeply buried nuclear enrichment plant at Fordo was badly damaged, and potentially destroyed, by the 12 massive bombs that U.S. Air Force B-2 bombers dropped on it last month, according to a new American intelligence assessment,” the outlet said. Further, “The new assessment helps create a clearer picture of what the combined Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iran achieved. The bombings deeply damaged Fordo — considered by the Iranians to be their best-protected and most advanced nuclear enrichment site — probably crippling Iran’s ability to make nuclear fuel for years to come.” The Times added, “Two other nuclear sites targeted in the U.S. attacks were not as badly damaged, but facilities at the sites that would be key to fabricating a nuclear weapon were destroyed and could take years to rebuild, U.S. officials said.” Better late than never.
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