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Paul Patel95 said:So Zelenskyy is on Twitter claiming Erdogan is gonna shut down the Black Sea access for Russian ships?

https://twitter.com/ZelenskyyUa/stat...64078897774598

Is Erdogan changing his tune?

Come on, man—this isn't Syria where some random tweet just blows up every five minutes

swiftjackal11 said:I don't get how you can be so dense. We're talking about two armies fighting on the exact same ground here. In the old conflict, there wasn't a single NATO soldier actually on the ground in Mexico.

Well, there was at least one—an F-117 pilot. I mean, if you aren't counting Mexico as part of Mexican territory from back then, then sure, maybe not.

Andrew Martinez8 said:Then you have those Austrians showing up in masks. 😂
Just damn people, honestly. 🤣

It's not even that—they’re just highlighting what matters most to them. 🤣 😬

Thomas Nelson25 said:They’re being totally out of line about everything... just calculated moves.
We should be sending them anti-air tech to knock those helicopters out of the sky instead.

I mean, they'd need training for that—they'd have to send troops too, but they aren't gonna do that.

Poles, Czechs, and Swedes won't be playing the World Cup qualifiers against Russia

silentfalcon3 said:It feels strange to me too, especially since I've checked several of them and they all seem to show the exact same thing...

I guess they finally grew a brain after that livestream went sideways.

placidnomad87 said:But what happens if Putin completely loses his grip on reality? If things spiral out of control, we could see an intervention aimed at actually partitioning Russia itself—regardless of the fact that they have nuclear weapons. Of course, we can't forget that NATO holds that same kind of terrifying leverage, too. Isn't that the ultimate gamble?

Honestly, I think he’s already lost it. That kind of rhetoric—especially since he’s never even hinted at stuff like this before—makes me think something serious went down psychologically. Either he’s totally lost control over what he's saying, or he's just gone off the deep end and those "spy movie" theories are starting to rattle around in his head. Not sure which one is worse, I guess.

Looks like we might be seeing a bit of a 'revolt' brewing within the Russian ranks—at least in the diplomatic circles for now

https://www.nytimes.com/news/world/us-diplomacy/0je%20Kortunov.

Carl Lee27 said:Look, over the last few years, Turkey has actually held their own against the Russians quite a few times, and they hold their ground pretty solidly whenever things get heated. It’s not like Russia is even in a position to make any real threats toward Turkey right now, unless you're talking about full-blown nuclear armageddon.
Plus, let's not forget how Erdogan basically gave Putin a reality check when he started complaining about those drone sales.

yeah, that's what I was thinking.
Man... this guy seems totally unhinged based on everything I'm seeing—he isn't playing games.

rowdytiger13 said:Kazakhstan has turned down the request to deploy troops to Ukraine.
Bravo. Let’s go, citizens, resist the madness
Erdo is calling for real assistance for Ukraine, so he might as well just close the Bosphorus, the genius.
Zelenskyy is acting like Elizabeth II when she refused to leave the palace during the bombings of London.
Whatever the outcome, this will be etched into his nation's history.

Unfortunately, it’s just not allowed.
That would basically be a breach of contract—and honestly, just an open invitation for Putin to start bombing us. And given his current headspace? He’d probably take that bait in a heartbeat.

I think Erdo already turned that down—maybe.

so basically we've got Ferrari with those wide hips now—and Mercedes looking totally anorexic

@Pilatus and @graniteharbor502/">@@graniteharbor502 thanks for getting back to me on that question

what kind of "wire mesh with nails" is he talking about regarding the Ferrari rear end

Linda Harris59 said:I haven't read the full article, but I can certainly comment on the logic here.

Ebola is actually so incredibly lethal that it remains globally manageable because it kills off its host before it even gets the chance to spread effectively. Get it? When you're standing next to a dead man, he isn't exactly breathing down your neck.

Secondly, there is no "if." The coronavirus is going to continue mutating—that is simply how viruses function. I have been stating this repeatedly: the larger the pool of immunocompromised and unvaccinated individuals, the greater the opportunities for new mutations to arise.

The silver lining is that when a virus mutates excessively, it often ends up destroying itself. It reaches a point where it mutates so much that it ceases to be the same virus entirely and just vanishes. Viruses are merely passing through. We need to get vaccinated so we don't get swept away while they're making their way through.

If you'd actually paid closer attention to the stuff on Ebola, you might've caught the part where it spreads mainly through contact with the deceased (like, cultural traditions involving handling or kissing the dead and all that). So, it *can* still spread after someone passes—death doesn't stop the transmission entirely. Once they got those specific practices under control, the spread slowed down too.
Ebola has different ways of spreading, and it doesn't always need a living carrier.

Jason Campbell70 said:... which is why they waved the black flag at him. 🙂

Isn't Lou doing the same thing—kind of weaving while looking for a slipstream—on the straight? 😬

Man, these stupid rules really get under my skin. I mean, fine, if they're a meter or two apart, sure, but on that first and second turn, there was more than two or three car lengths between them.

Man, Mercedes is basically chasing Ferrari's tail when things go south
It feels like Merc is hitting a wall with their engine and chassis design whenever they try to push this hard.

Both of them end up at the back of the grid—Max because of some legal nonsense and Luja because he played dirty.

Sam Clark75 said:I bet he’s feeling way better about things now than he did after the race in Austin. 🤣

Honestly, Mercedes' biggest mistake was not keeping Bottas on through the end of the season—just to give the guy some actual hope, I guess.

I don't know, maybe I'm just seeing things, but it looks like the kid outsmarted those two "old pros" right at the start—totally based on pure instinct 😁

If Max hadn't dealt with so many DNFs—and if Perez didn't take forever to actually get going at Red Bull Racing—they probably would've swept both championships easy