How many countries need to reach 100% for this?

How can anyone be shocked about the orange turds ignorance at this point? What would be shocking is him stating a profound truth.

That’s awesome. I actually started taking pictures of lichens and mushrooms as well, so I will start posting them. But I don’t know what they are called at all, so you will have to identify them.

I concur

Does it protect against gondorhea?

Good luck finding a trillion dollars. This tool is also used by the EU, South Korea, Canada and China. Good luck finding 7 trillion dollars.

I do. What does the pass even add?

I made herb roasted chicken. That dog is a hero indeed.

It was right after the massive Stalinist purges of the army. They were complete dogshit. Don’t get me wrong, the Finnish put up a hell of a fight and I think they could’ve continued militarily, it was the government that decided to cut their losses, but the red army was pretty incompetent at the time.

USSR still won that war though.

At a minimum it increases your cognitive capacity. You may forget all about it, but you trained your brain, which is always a win.

Maybe IT should implement some decent update policies. This is just gross negligence.

Even Steven by marriage. My wife hates odd numbers. If I need 3 of something, I have to buy either 2 or 4. She hates we have an odd house number and zip code, but she’s luckily not autistic enough as to force us to move.

For those like me who prefer reading over watching a video, I asked chatgpt to summarize it:

The video titled “Lost in the sauce: Stories Trump probably hoped you wouldn’t notice while he ‘flooded the zone’” discusses various actions taken by the Trump administration that have received little media attention due to the overwhelming number of controversial decisions being made simultaneously. Here are the key points summarized:

1. Budget Cuts to Head Start:

   • Trump proposed a budget that would eliminate the Head Start program, which provides preschool education to low-income families. This cut would significantly impact rural areas where alternative childcare options are scarce.

2. Disbanding AmeriCorps:

   • The administration abruptly terminated all AmeriCorps volunteer assignments, which are crucial for disaster response and community service. This decision came without warning and has led to legal actions from volunteers and state officials.

3. Staffing Issues at the National Weather Service:

   • Trump has fired numerous employees from the National Weather Service, resulting in significant staffing shortages. This has raised concerns about the accuracy of weather forecasts, especially as severe storm season approaches.

4. Monitoring Communications:

   • The administration is reportedly installing monitoring software on NOAA employees’ devices to prevent them from communicating with the press about the degradation of weather services.

5. Attempted Reductions at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB):

   • A drastic reduction in force was attempted at the CFPB, aiming to fire nearly all employees. However, a federal judge intervened, blocking the firings and expressing concern over the rushed nature of the administration’s actions.

6. Immigration Policies:

   • The video highlights the extreme measures taken against immigrants, including a specific incident involving a Tufts University doctoral student, Rumaiza Öztürk, who was detained by immigration agents. A federal judge ordered her to be returned to Vermont for a court hearing regarding her case.

The overall theme of the video emphasizes the extreme and often unnoticed actions of the Trump administration, which are overshadowed by the constant barrage of news and controversies. The speaker urges viewers to pay attention to these significant issues that could have lasting impacts on various communities^[1].

Hell yeah, seems like Ukraine is slowly achieving air superiority. That’s a game changer. More jets are still on the way.

I still think Europe should up its game and establish a no-fly zone in non-combat zones in Ukraine, freeing up the entire Ukraine fleet for frontline operations. That plan with 120 European jets needs to be put into action.

Air superiority would allow the Ukrainians to actually break the Russian lines instead of just holding them off. The drone warfare is crazy, but also a direct result of no side having air superiority.

Apparently not

What kind of moronic idea is this? How does giving away the most coveted technology help Europe in any way?

Yes, this is the sane take on this. Some weapon systems and ammunition are simply not available from European weapons manufacturers. Buying from the US is sometimes the only option until a European variant has been developed. It’s not as if the European MIC is going to catch up with all modern warfare technology in a matter of months. It takes years to develop a working system (like an MLRS for intercepting ballistic missiles) and some more years to set up a robust supply chain and start producing.

In order to forget, one must first have remembered something, so probably no.

I can see how some tariffs might help us compete with Mexico but are we really getting targeted by every other country or are we on the wrong side of this?

Waw, just… I can’t even…