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is it possible.
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If you are a Christian or the reglious type and are looking for a similar relationship I suggest using a Christian/religious dating app/chat forum. You would eliminate 90% of what you don't need and just focusing on quality and compatibility.
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US + UK VS YEMEN
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I probably thing its not going to stop here
Nope. 1. Any merchant ship/country connected to Israel will be attacked by the Houthi in retaliation to the Israel bombardment of Hamas. 2. Any Western strikes against Houthi military sites will be met with missile attacks on Red Sea shipping. It's a vicious cycle. Houthi will stop when Israel stops and Israel has no intention of stopping anytime soon until Hamas is taken out. (And over the weekend, a British merchant ship was attacked). It's vicious cycle. |
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US + UK VS YEMEN
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When US and UK decided to launched middle strikes in Yemen it was done without Congress and Parliament approval. Warmongers are escalating the tension in the Middle East. Am sure the Red Sea shipping attacks by Houthis? could of been handle differently if cool heads prevail. Nope it's not going to stop there. Like I said in a different post the Ukraine/Russia conflict is the beginning of the end. Btw,other allies are involved not just US and UK. I don't think the US and UK had much of a choice, the Houthis had attacked both unarmed merchant ships and warships trying to protect them with missiles and drones. Let's not forget they were given many warnings over several days to stop these attacks or face the consequences. Freedom of navigation in international waters is a global agreement in law. Iran is escalating the tension in continuing to supply the Houthis with these weapons and training in how to use them when they can see how they are being used to attack unarmed merchant shipping, and the piracy of ships and their cargos. So the question is....Have we come to the point in international relations when dealing with aggression where after given many warnings over several days to stop these attacks or face consequences US and UK just pick up planes and fly them over to bomb a country? Who military heads advising these governments? China has now ask Iran to rein in the Houthi. Was America behind that or did China took the initiative to be the peace maker. One wonders. In the UK the decision to attack Houthis military sites in Yemen was taken at the highest level by the Prime Minister. If the UK were to go to war with the Houthis it would require the approval of the full UK Parliament, but that isn't going to happen in my opnion. In the UK press, many have voiced the opinion the Chinese are concerned about how these attacks affect global trade. China cannot sell their products in to Europe if ships are not going to take the goods from China to Europe economically. The Shipping costs are rapidly increasing by insurance costs and the extra costs of fuel in sailing a further 6000 nautical miles around the 'Cape of Good Hope' to reach Europe, avoiding the route through the Red Sea. That is the main reason China has asked Iran to rein in the Houthis, they want to continue to trade with Europe. So a cooler head has prevail. Doesn't matter if it is because China has is own economic interests at heart. What was done last should have been done first. Tell China it is in their best interests to speak to Iran concerning the Houthi if they want to continue to trade with Europe. |
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Interesting...227 views and no one mention if they have food and or essentials stock up. I would think that most of the preppers aren’t very anxious to share that info on a public forum.. that’s an important part of preparing to let only a select few know you have supply’s to survive.. hopefully none of these world leaders are that deranged to fire off the first nuke… they don’t seem to be as of now… only time will tell. Fair enough but it is not just about nukes. Any severe conflict can disrupt global supply chains. |
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Interesting...227 views and no one mention if they have food and or essentials stock up. What about you? How are you preparing and stocking up? Yes, have started stocking up on food stuff in these critical and crazy times we are in. |
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Edited by
Slimme
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Sat 01/27/24 10:58 AM
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I have a herd of cattle and two running creeks if that counts.  
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Edited by
Slimme
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Interesting...227 views and no one mention if they have food and or essentials stock up.
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US + UK VS YEMEN
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When US and UK decided to launched middle strikes in Yemen it was done without Congress and Parliament approval. Warmongers are escalating the tension in the Middle East. Am sure the Red Sea shipping attacks by Houthis? could of been handle differently if cool heads prevail. Nope it's not going to stop there. Like I said in a different post the Ukraine/Russia conflict is the beginning of the end. Btw,other allies are involved not just US and UK. I don't think the US and UK had much of a choice, the Houthis had attacked both unarmed merchant ships and warships trying to protect them with missiles and drones. Let's not forget they were given many warnings over several days to stop these attacks or face the consequences. Freedom of navigation in international waters is a global agreement in law. Iran is escalating the tension in continuing to supply the Houthis with these weapons and training in how to use them when they can see how they are being used to attack unarmed merchant shipping, and the piracy of ships and their cargos. So the question is....Have we come to the point in international relations when dealing with aggression where after given many warnings over several days to stop these attacks or face consequences US and UK just pick up planes and fly them over to bomb a country? Who military heads advising these governments? China has now ask Iran to rein in the Houthi. Was America behind that or did China took the initiative to be the peace maker. One wonders. |
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Civil War Coming To America?
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Well this is interesting.
https://youtu.be/P8vyzWOcLRU?si=POJMj7VMGbAkkDBo Last time America had a civil war was over the issue of slavery and the South planning to secede from the Union. Now it is a border issue. States, militia and military have picked their sides. |
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nudge
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Follks nudge without checking profiles. That's a negative in my book and if you do checked and nudge and no response (if they have not been offline long) move on. If you serious and not playing, there's someone for you. Every cloth have its owner.
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Many Billionaire World leaders of around the World met recently in Switzerland to discuss World issues. I think maybe they had Private airplanes to get to the destination. 
One of the top concerns was there should be a future Carbon tax for citizens of in America and other counties. J Biden hasn't got a clue as to what this country USA really needs to move forward in a positive way. The same folks calling for reduce carbon emissions are the same folks jetting all over the place in their private jets but I understand these elites do not fly into Switzerland in their private planes..... apparently to give the impression or illusion of how concern they are about climate change and carbon footprints and since they are most of us than they are of them carbon tax seems to be a very good idea. |
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US + UK VS YEMEN
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When US and UK decided to launched middle strikes in Yemen it was done without Congress and Parliament approval. Warmongers are escalating the tension in the Middle East. Am sure the Red Sea shipping attacks by Houthis? could of been handle differently if cool heads prevail. Nope it's not going to stop there. Like I said in a different post the Ukraine/Russia conflict is the beginning of the end. Btw,other allies are involved not just US and UK.
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China Robot Dog
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Yes, chess game is on.
Any preparations on your part or you don't believe the global supply chain will be affected? |
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China Robot Dog
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Yeah but aren't those fifteen dollars robots made for kids? The one shown above is for adults, the domestic version of the military kind. The price dropping to a few hundreds in a couple of years, will see a demand for them. Great for those who want a robot dog without feeding it and taking it to the vet but imagine a world surrounded by robotic animals and humans!
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Edited by
Slimme
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Sun 01/21/24 05:55 PM
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"The US was taken off the gold standard back in the 1970s and the dollar is backed by the "full faith and credit of the United States."
I respectfully disagree with you. Once upon a time? Yes. Now? No. For the last couple of years countries holding America debt have been rapidly selling off US treasuries. America debt have become unstainable and expensive. The wings of change have shifted. America printing money like crazy,a debt ridden economy and a weakening dollar, central banks around the world are buying up gold to cushion the fallout for when the dollar will cash. America is following the path of former empires. As for China, fiat back by some gold is still better than fiat back by no gold. |
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NATO is readying it's troops for world war 3. The question is are we as citizens ready for it? Have anyone stockpile or are in the process of doing so. Any preppers/survivalists in the house?
https://www.the-sun.com/news/10135516/russia-ukraine-nato-british-troops-ww3/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sunyoutubestories |
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China Robot Dog
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To be or not to be....
Robot dogs can now be brought as digital toys <cough cough> I mean pets for nearly 3000.00. Humanoids humans in the making, robot dogs...what next? Do we really want to live in a future world of cold hard steel all around us devoid of flesh and beautiful nature? https://youtu.be/P-TPRIq3X6k?si=yHnE2oMj7uMItj0h |
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Many who can are fleeing the States and Canada. Many who migrated (legally) want out. Folks are just not liking the direction their countries are heading by their governments.
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"The dollar doesn't depend on other countries using it. The dollar's strength is in the country that issues it--not what other countries trade."
The pound was once the international reserve currency but that dominance ended after WW 2 with the decline of the British Empire but the pound is still issued by Britain today. The strength of a currency depend on both internal and external factors not just in the country that issues it. |
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