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In Topic: The Russia Politics and War in Ukraine Thread
19 March 2024 - 01:34 PM
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Portugal has signed onto the shell procurement effort, meaning that the effort should now be able to deliver its higher target of 1 million shells to Ukraine.
So they hit that target after all? -
In Topic: The Russia Politics and War in Ukraine Thread
16 February 2024 - 01:29 PM
Navalny's gone. -
In Topic: The USA Politics Thread
11 February 2024 - 07:04 PM
Werthead, on 11 February 2024 - 06:07 PM, said:
the broken, on 11 February 2024 - 05:33 PM, said:
That ship sailed in, what, the 70s?
I think Americans are broadly sympathetic to Israel and see October 7th as a catastrophic terror attack on Israel (and numerous other countries whose citizens just happened to be in certain areas), but much moreso than in the past, there's also real concern over the scale and level of civilian destruction unleashed in response, which eclipses anything else we've seen for well over half a century.
Iraq? Afghanistan? -
In Topic: The USA Politics Thread
11 February 2024 - 05:33 PM
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I do think the "never Trump" vote will turn out in force even for a rambling, incoherent Biden, even if they dislike doing so, but he is at risk of losing the disillusioned young vote who want progressive (at least ish) policies rather than his very lukewarm promises and aren't keen on voting for someone who's made America an accessory to war crimes in the Middle East.
That ship sailed in, what, the 70s?
As a non-American, my primary interest is in foreign policy, and Biden has done well in difficult circumstances so far, the exception being Afghanistan, which the US electorate doesn't care about because it can't be used against their preferred opponent in the presidential race. I can't think of another name with a comparable record in foreign policy experience at the moment.
Azath's article is paywalled again, so I can't check, but at the moment I still think we've seen nothing but misplaced words. If he actually starts talking about the Falklands war, then maybe impeachment is worthwhile, mixing up names and terms doesn't matter. -
In Topic: The USA Politics Thread
09 February 2024 - 11:20 PM
I mean, Biden stumbles over his words sometimes or uses the wrong one. Lots of people do that. Is there any actual indication of cognitive issues beyond that? I mean, is he actually confusing those things, or just reaching for the word and finding the wrong one? Most of this seems like clickbait.
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