Its funSeems like it is?
Iran has plenty of oil.The solution is for Iran to stop spending money exporting terrorism to the Middle East and to stop spending money repressing its people. Also give up any aspirations of getting nukes (get rid of the highly enriched uranium and most of the centrifuges). That would let them have a much better relationship with the West, particularly Europe. Would make the country a lot more prosperous.
The problem is that US sanctions make it difficult for them to sell it. And the US is far too busy genuflecting in front of Netanyahu for that to change.
This is a failure of every Democrat in the senate. That they couldnt keep their people in line, that the leadership they chose failed.Government workers weren't getting paid and Republicans don't care. Dems had to consider them in this political calculus. Calling it a failure is a bit much.
Schumer has long since showed his ass so if they had put someone in charge who actually gives a fuck long ago maybe this would have gone differently
senate dems and by extension the entire party owns this
Newsom is a serial killerIs this an auto correct error? I think that happened to you before.
I was under the impression the oil money was mostly concentrated in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, and Kuwait.Lots
How much oil does Iran have?
Iran retains position as OPECs third-largest oil producer: report
They surrendered their leverage for a pinky promise that was immediately, predictably, and obviously broken.As I thought.
They didn't have leverage imho because Trump never gave a fuck if snap folks go hungry and his base doesn't give a fuck about the ACA cuz socialism.Yeah...Dems didn't have the best standing/leverage on this considering how malicious and nasty the GOP and its voters have become (they don't give a darn about government workers). It felt like a question of whether government workers getting paid or preserving parts of ACA was more important. The former is more pressing of course. It is up to the American people to vote properly if the healthcare insurance situation is to ever be fixed.
A crisis long foreseenMakes me wonder. If the country valued better relations with the West and spent more of its money on domestic infrastructure instead of spreading chaos in the Middle East as well as repression of its own citizens, would it have desalination plants that could help alleviate this crisis? They have the oil money to afford them and had decades to do something about it.
Iran's water crisis has been decades in the making.
Even Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has repeatedly acknowledged the looming threat speaking about water shortages in his Nowruz addresses in 2011 and on other occasions in the following years.
Yet little has changed.
Today, Tehran, Karaj and Mashhad home to more than 16 million people combined are facing the real possibility of their taps running dry.
President Masoud Pezeshkian has warned that if there is not enough rainfall soon, Tehran's water supply could be rationed. But he said that even rationing might not be enough to prevent a disaster.So the situation is dire enough they are considering abandoning the capital? Granted, my takeaway from this is if evacuation may fix this that means that other parts of the country do have water.
"If rationing doesn't work," Pezeshkian said, "we may have to evacuate Tehran."
His comments have prompted criticism in Iranian newspapers and on social media. Former Tehran mayor Gholamhossein Karbaschi called the idea "a joke" and said "evacuating Tehran makes no sense at all".
Kaine said the deal guarantees a vote to extend Affordable Care Act premium tax credits, and also that it will protect federal workers from baseless firings, reinstate those who have been wrongfully terminated during the shutdown, and ensure federal workers receive back pay.So the part about a vote to extend ACA premium tax credits is wrong?
For any Bloodborne fans that saw Predator Badlands, did the apex predator that was the main target of the film (Kalisk, I believe), look like Darkbeast Paarl to anyone else? It was the only thing I could think of the entire time as I saw it onscreen.
My head theory says that after cresting a tall wave the bow plunged into an unusually deep through, whereupon the ship's momentum combined with its steep angle negated the bow''s buoyancy and drove it to the bottom. The sudden stop then compressed the keel, catastrophically shattering it at its weakest point. The holds in the stern then flooded almost instantly and took it under the waves in a matter of seconds.It seems like one of the more popular theories.
is it cheaper than Uber and Lyft without the tip?When I briefly looked it wasn't. You would think it would be. Granted, other people may say differently.
https://youtu.be/BwSts2s4ba4?si=E0LIc5vpbqz-A0KEYou would think that with no drivers the cost would be less. But...that wasn't my experience in the brief time I was looking at prices. Does anyone else have any experience with this?
That's the thing, isn't it? They have the tech. They just won't share it.Dunno about how easy this would be to implement nationwide. Checked pricing and apparently Waymo costs more than Uber/Lyft for now on average. Just my limited experience looking into it in my free time when I learned self-driving cars were actually used in practice.
We don't really know how quickly the ship sank, since no one who witnessed the sinking survivedThe Edmond Fitzgerald sank quickly enough no distress signal was given before vanishing and no one managed to reach a lifeboat. Last message was from the Captain McSorley radioing the Arthur M. Anderson. It was... We are holding our own.
The fastest ship sinking I'm aware of offhand, not counting cases where a ship blew up in combat and sank in seconds, was the RMS Empress of Ireland, which sank in 14 minutes after another ship collided with her in 1914.
It's always fun seeing those in San Fran, just weird not seeing someone behind the steering wheel and it signals better than human drivers... lmao.I visited San Francisco recently. Was very surprised to see these. Didn't trust them so didn't bother trying.
I wonder what the data looks like, does it rely on public mapping data or do they have a proprietary, ultra-high-resolution data set that has each lane mapped out
Short answer: Texas.https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/e/e766011c.jpg
What the fuck?!
You really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and tell lies?I got you covered.
I heard a joke that aliens land, and they talk about this Jesus guy who visited and made their civilization great.So basically what happened in Prometheus (
Then they ask what happened with Jesus when he visited here.
Gyarados also needs another mega evolution, but being part dragon.https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/2/2d9a4cf2.jpg
Which ones dont you get? Id be happy to explain them :3Probably in a purged topic at this point. Will ask if I remember.
A gallon of water, because butane is a lighter fluidIt took me a minute to get what the joke was.
Well I killed the topicDon't feel bad. I feel I do that a lot sometimes.
it can't be posted hereThis is a NSFW site?
he's not into her, that's really allWell, Gloriosa did age a lot less gracefully then her former first mate Shakky did... Maybe Roger wanted someone younger.
Now that the flashback within the flashback is running down maybe we can actually get to the part where Harald dies so that we can finally get back to Elbaph where Loki is supposedly trying to rush this along because everyone on the layer above them is dying and everything is on fire.Thinking about it more, it would make sense to jump 24 years forward and follow-up on this...
Now I need to know how loki knows all this.The Odin flashback showed information his 9 Samurai couldn't possibly know either and they clearly weren't explaining this info to anyone. Presumably all he will say present day is his father turned into a monster that killed everyone in the palace and Loki had to put him down.
Also can garp slander finally stop?He choose to stay with the Marines after they defended the Celstial Dragon's genocide of God Valley (to protect them) while his obvious foil in his son Dragon left soon afterward. That's a tough pill to swallow for a lot of people.
favorite part of this chapterYeah, it was my favorite part of the chapter as well. So glad the "Dragon does thing" memes are well and dead thanks to this flashback.
"This won't go unanswered, Dragon!
BRING IT ON
Bro is sick of this shit and man, Rocks legit has that "How it started" to "How it's going" thing going on
Name is PsyduckPlus the names are inverted.
Not a psychic type
Until the sharks form a tornadoFirst thing I thought of when I saw Post 1.
Notice how no one cares about Terra not being called Tina?That was a genuine improvement and was a deliberate choice.
its aerith even the original game agrees thats her name it was just a error in the naming screenAmazing the repercussions one mistake like this can cause.
it has been aerith in every single piece of media she has appeared in for over 25 years
let it go
well earth it was nice knowing u
They do, but by monopoly standards it hasn't hurt the consumers that badly...yet.That is my opinion as well. And they have made great strides with great features as well as allowng multiple store fronts (key resellers). Steam Proton in particular is amazing, making Linux gaming pretty seamless.
First, they went after the anti-war voices. Now there are none left, and the repressive machine cannot be stopped, said the Russian political scientist Ekaterina Schulmann.
The Russian repressive apparatus has to fill its quotas. The machine must keep feeding itself, she said.
Sorry guys it was me I spilled some beer on the server.https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/c1c6ff5d.jpg
lolAgreed. This is really funny.
can anyone see my posts, i cant see my own postsYes
do i even exist
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/9891065d.pnglolNot sure what happened. First time I viewed this topic I got this. Second time, loads as usual.
How are the scalpers supposed to afford Christmas if people can just buy one from a store at MSRP?Get a real job.
Already happening in my state. I work at a power plant so I was aware of this for awhile. Basically Google is paying to reopen this plant that just recently shut down.Nice!
https://blog.google/feed/infrastructureduane-arnold-nuclear-plant-iowa/