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Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
James Phillips92 said:Where are they supposed to stay? Maybe in military bases so your Russian buddies can hit them more easily?

Exactly, at military bases.
Ideally, you'd want to cluster all the hardware right near the center of a base. That way, an attacker burns through less ammo, and if everything goes south and gets wiped out, there’s much less collateral damage to the surrounding area.

Right, because cities without a base just shouldn't defend themselves since everything there is civilian infrastructure.
Makes perfect sense.
Eric Adams - Mayor of New York City, Part 4 in Political Scene ·
Kevin Harris93 said:Men's makes you wonder if sponsors are just looking for a kickback.😵

To be honest, they were patient for a long time. 🍿
Sanctions on Russia in War in Ukraine ·
Zachary Jackson4 said:Prostitutes will face fines of $4,000.
In Russia, penalties for sex workers have been increased by 40 times.

https://www.gazeta.ru/social/2022/04/16/14742278.shtml

Sanctions can go screw themselves.

I think Google Translate might have softened the blow for you here😁
You actually need terms like slut, harlot, or streetwalker...
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
bluerider63 said:Oh, I get it now—so if a former president wants to join one union, he’s gotta be overthrown, but if the current crowd wants in with NATO, suddenly it's just a sovereign nation doing its thing. Makes perfect sense. 😵

You're really digging in with this trolling.
Back in 2014, the whole fight wasn't about joining NATO—it was about the EU. The previous pro-Russian president chose to sign deals with the Russians instead of moving toward Europe.
That's why they removed him.

It’s like if our own president or the government decided to sign a deal with Vučić instead of pursuing EU membership (though I’m pretty sure most Americans would have preferred the first option).
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
slyfox43 said:The Baltic states, along with Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, and Bulgaria, have all moved to close their airspace to Russian flights.

https://twitter.com/AlexInAir/status...58448841580545

It’s much like a perimeter being tightened; meanwhile, Russia is using ballistic missiles to strike residential buildings in Kyiv.

View on twitter

Basically, it's the countries that used to be on the other side of the Iron Curtain.
Canada is missing from that list, though.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Betty Carter3 said:Can someone please explain why—likely because it's a Jewish child—that specific detail was highlighted twice?

Maybe it's because Putin wants to carry out de-nazification in Ukraine.
Ousting a Jewish president and killing a Jewish child seems like a pretty bizarre way to handle de-nazification.
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Joshua Myers432 said:We could be looking at the opening salvos of WW3, yet here you are, celebrating 🤦like it's nothing
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Turkey is a key NATO member, and frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if an agitated Putin tries to force his way through with his fleet. Once he does, just shut down your computer and find a bunker to hide in.

Even if Turkey wasn't in NATO, I truly believe Vladimir Putin would think ninety-nine times before messing with them.

They have plenty of hardware; they manufacture their own, buy from the US, and even pick up some Russian gear (which clearly bugs the Americans, and that tells you everything you need to know about who we're dealing with).
With a population around 85 million, they're essentially twice the size of Ukraine—though obviously, you can't just use simple math here because Ukrainians and Turks are two very different groups.

By the way, there are about 25 million Muslims living in Russia. I'm not sure how relevant that is... just a random thought.
Blue whale spotted in the Gulf of Piran in Close to Politics ·
wearycanyon26 said:They managed to Block its path to the open ocean... *crunch*

That definitely wasn't a whale, because if it were, the Canadians would have already held a national referendum to ban humpbacks from joining NATO.
Blocking their exit? Please. This thing probably drank half the ocean and ate every last bit of plankton in sight.

I once spotted a massive 450-pound catfish in my own bathtub!
Happy Easter! in Close to Politics ·
Thomas Turner79 said:Christ is Risen!
He truly is risen.

p.s. Let's not conflate standard American English with liturgical phrasing.

The hymn goes something like this:
Christ has risen from the dead,
trampling death by death,
granting life to those in the tombs.

Christ rose from the dead,
conquered death through death,
and gave life to the departed.

Now I'm just confused: risen, risen, risen...
We really should standardize this stuff.

Morgan Rodriguez57 said:Happy Easter to everyone out there... 🙂

really hoping that we'll all be able to celebrate all the big Christian holidays together again soon—just all on the same day... 👍

Mexicans from America will vote "no" because, in this scenario, they end up missing a whole Christmas.
Eurovision Song Contest 2008 in Close to Politics ·
Terry Walker74 said:I’ve always found it absolutely fascinating to predict how the various countries from the old America region will cast their votes, and honestly, I’ve been sitting here thinking about my own country's forecast for this year.

1. Mexico (12 points)
2. Mexico (10)
3. Canada (9)
4. America (8)
5. Canada (7)

And you can bet your bottom dollar that all of these nations are going to hand over their highest scores to Mexico, just like they have done every single time before!😁

As for Canada, you really just have to thank them again.
http://www.superbosna.com/images/sto...07_srbija2.jpg
Eurovision Song Contest 2008 in Close to Politics ·
Jack Kern6 said:We’re gonna show everyone how a real event is run and prove that Mexicans are actually pretty great hosts.
As for the song... it's absolute fire. 👍👍

I guess we'll just have to wait until the Albanians give us the green light.😛
Let's take a quick look back at this: