I don’t know if just stopping the attack is going to work this time. Iran was significantly attacked and will want some form of retribution in order to remind the USA to never do this again.

The USA and Israel will need to pay costs for peace.

Given that Iran is getting bombed but no nuclear power is kind of shows the value of nuclear deterrence.

OP wants to post videos, not watch them. Nebula is invite only and generally only invites those with a decent body of work.

This policy is coming in a lot of industries. The idea is that if you need to evacuate or get someone to the hospital, it is faster and less prone to causing an accident.

Everyone. Iran isn’t going to abide by the international order if the international order is going to allow it to get bombed in a war of aggression.

This is being done as it is the only card Iran can realistically play to get international pressure to get this to not happen in the future.

I’m not surprised at the reaction of the various Gulf nations. While Iran doesn’t deserve to be attacked like it is, it isn’t like Iran was an ally to other Gulf countries.

Markets are global, but North America is somewhat shielded as the continent only has so much export capacity. Along with now controlling Venezuelan oil trade, I can see the USA picking winners and losers.

The increased energy costs will also likely cause an increased investment burn rate.

But it worked. This kind of shit happens in diplomacy all the time.

And now Israel has a made up award it can give to other leaders as a tool of diplomacy.

It was more Soviet than Chinese, but I agree with the sentiment.

Well, awards have to get invented at some point.

I can also see an award like this being useful for the future.

I’m not surprised, due to the combination of how Chinese lives have improved and how American lives haven’t.

I’m such a mix that really can’t claim a single European heritage. My family has mixed old traditions together and tossed out others for others which conformed more to where my family was.

I don’t see the need to be X enough for something.

In party primaries, which are used to some states, the election of the party’s candidate in some states is a public election where anyone can vote, even people from other parties. Dove states require you to auto register for that party, but not all of them.

So your party’s candidate gets chosen by everyone, not just members of your party.

Decades of conflict have seen millions leave the countryside for the cities, fleeing wave after wave of violence at the hands of guerrilla groups, paramilitaries, drug cartels and the state. And even where fewer people were displaced by conflict, youths have continued to drift to the cities, driven by a wage gap that has traditionally seen rural workers earn less than their urban counterparts.

Found it. Lower pay and quality of life than living in cities.

Different states have different rules on who can run in a primary, with some states being very lax and letting anyone who can run no matter party affiliation. Also, in some states, people can vote in any party regardless of party affiliation.

This was done as several states recognized that the two party system didn’t always produce the best candidate. Instead of creating systems allowing for more parties, these states created systems that weakened the power of that state’s or the counties’ political parties.

Blow shit up so Iran can’t attack back for the next generation.

Welcome to international diplomacy…

The problem is that the map features a contested border.

It would be like Pakistan or India showing up wearing a map of their countries which show they annexed all of Jammu & Kashmir. It isn’t just an expression of national identity at that point.

AIPAC spent millions on a Democratic primary in NJ because the frontrunner said that Israeli air should have conditions.

A Bernie Sanders campaign organizer ended up winning the primary.