I really appreciated their coverage of the Israel/Iran war as well. They initially called Iran a paper tiger and then later apologized for it and gave some great analysis about why the war ended when it did (Iran seeks peace, and iron dome was running out of ammo)
It’s funny how a podcast about war gives me so much information that obviously informs my country’s policy, and I’m not American, Ukrainian or Israeli.
When I heard that, my first thought was that the vote was rigged.
To answer your question though, pay packages are often dealt with using potential value. Like, we’ll give you a billion shares at 2$ if you’re able to raise the value of all shares to 4000$
On an unrelated note, has anyone else noticed that the rhetoric around the DPRK being crazy has settled down a lot since they’ve gotten a missile that can hit DC?
To be fair Russia is A bad guy in the war. Unfortunately, there is no good guy in this war, so please don’t take that as a Ukraine/US good type of slop
To show that NATO is toothless.
This is funny to me because the purpose of NATO is to strengthen the American industrial military complex, and the alliance is dangerously close to falling apart because there’s little chance that NATO backs up Poland
When I was a kid I had a newspaper delivery job. I pocketed the money and hid the newspapers behind a shed. Story felt relevant for some reason
How is Russia doing this war against NATO and actually winning? I know that we’re not seeing NATO bombers going in to flatten Moscow, but there’s also a reason that Ukraine’s not willing to try with expensive equipment. All of our media has been saying how Russia is crap because they haven’t taken over Ukraine, but they won’t try and ask how long Ukraine would have lasted without the constant support from Western countries. It’s just wild to me that Russia can simultaneously be absolutely dog shit AND fighting the supply chain of all of Europe, Canada and the US.
Putin: What if we did a genocide? Trump: sounds cool. What does that mean?
I currently work in property management. I worked on a small highrise that had a 20% vacancy rate, and they weren’t lowering prices. Their strategy seemed to be get a tenant in with an absurd lease length with a bunch of incentives and then make it so unaffordable, they couldn’t move. For instance, no first month rent, and $200 off for the next year, but people were getting water bills in the multiple hundreds for a single month for a 2 bedroom with 2 adults and 2 children.
The precise question asked was: “To what extent are you personally troubled or not troubled by the reports of famine and suffering among the Palestinian population in Gaza?”>
Release the Epstein files
On that other site, I saw people saying it was because a head of the military has reached retirement age and this is a way to keep him… It totally has nothing to do with 200 000 dessertions
It’s actually pretty interesting. The US is a paper tiger. It can’t handle a prolonged war against a middle power like Iran. Even though it’s supposed to be a super power. We’ve also found out that most of their heavy weapons aren’t even suitable outside of the middle east. They weigh too much and get stuck in mud. (happened in Ukraine). They can attack effectively from the sea and that’s it. Every actual general has probably poured over the data from Ukraine, and Iran. I, a casual armchair payer of attention, can see this. The pro’s probably have all sorts of plans now. I’m curious how much the US military leadership is shitting their pants right now. The conflict with Iran lasted 12 days. How could they last a month?
Genuinely interesting. Thanks for sharing
Who would have thought 30 years ago, that south Africa would be a moral leader
Oh you mentioned a pet peeve of mine. Russia uses outdated coldwar weapons but the US supplies 40 year old top of the line weapons.
Buddy was elected with an elbows up… And this is his first real diplomatic outcome
Likely all names scrubbed except for Democrats. Then those people will be jailed. (At least my prediction)