Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5
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analogbear5 said:How long do you think it'll actually take them to grab Slavic and Kramatorsk?
Maybe a month max....
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analogbear5 said:How long do you think it'll actually take them to grab Slavic and Kramatorsk?
electricsurfer47 said:Found this interesting
I'm honestly curious how Marilyn Monroe is going to spin this to make it look like a win for Russia 😁
The data shows thousands of millionaires are trying to flee Russia, and the mass exit of companies and oligarchs will likely make the long-term damage from the war on the Russian economy even worse, according to a statement released Friday by the British Ministry of Defense.
'Migration App data suggests that 15,000 Russian millionaires are likely already attempting to leave,' the British Ministry reported.
silentnomad7 said:Honestly, if Germany would just start moving toward getting 10% of their power from nuclear energy, you'd see all those blackmailers absolutely losing their minds!
Christian Torres3 said:If you haven't realized yet why low turnout plays right into the hands of the Republican Party, you're never going to get it.
Laura Castillo6 said:I have to disagree there. The reality is that most people aren't even showing up to the polls anymore.
It’s only when this broken version of democracy loses its grip on the vast majority of the population that we might actually stand a chance at seeing some real political change.
Nicholas King said:The prerequisite for any of that would be being able to name even five key figures from the Možemo movement who aren't based in Washington, D.C. Right now, that seems like an impossible mission.
There is a very high probability that Možemo will exhaust themselves entirely within Washington, D.C., leaving them completely unable to build out any meaningful infrastructure at the national level.
Susan Martin4 said:Elementary School.
The little kids have to wear masks in the hallways, though obviously not inside the classrooms. At the PTA meeting, nobody even raised an objection.
coastalorca43 said:Are we really counting every single drop of blood spilled by patriots now?
Morgan Peterson said:It’s all well and good, but Mr. Garrison is—well, he’s a Floridian.
So, I am hardly surprised that Garrison lacks much local support there; you see, Hillbillies rarely stir up trouble, but when they finally do decide to rise, it is undoubtedly for a profound reason—not merely over some triviality like a bit of cloth used as a gag for a few minutes a day, but because it is better to retreat than to face the consequences, for those who survive will certainly have plenty to say. 🙂
This harassment of their children both before and within the school by a group of fanatic protesters clearly does not sit well with the majority in Appalachia, does it? Perhaps Mr. Garrison might want to start considering what sort of life awaits him and his family in that region once this entire ordeal concludes. My heart truly goes out to the little one; his father has gone to great lengths to ensure the boy is branded for the rest of his life... 🕺
Susan Martin4 said:Why don't they just stand outside the local CVS and announce they aren't wearing masks inside?
Why not picket the community clinic and demand doctors see patients without them?
Why not head to a diner and argue that eating without a mask makes no sense, yet somehow it's fine when you're using the restroom?
It’s always easiest to hide behind a kid.
rowdypanther12 said:Entire classrooms are being put into isolation despite the kids wearing their masks perfectly properly.
There’s zero explanation coming from either the school district or the local news.
They're just passing the buck while nobody bothers to answer any parents' questions.
neonfox11 said:Why on earth are they asking for a PCR test for third graders just to go on a nature school trip?
It's for the Red Cross camp on Mount Sljeme!
Larry Walker24 said:Yeah, tell that to Milanović. The Supreme Court already ruled everything is totally legal and constitutional
Translation: basically, screw you
wanderingbadger44 said:The Government is standing behind them, and the Prime Minister personally signed the decision.
The decision makes it perfectly clear that everyone is required to follow the CDC's guidelines as well as the Department of Education's models and recommendations.II.
Elementary schools, high schools, and preschool facilities under organized management are required to act in accordance with the Guidelines for preventing and controlling the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic regarding the operation of preschools, elementary, and high schools during the 2021/2022 school year, issued by theCDC.
III.
For students in elementary and high schools during the 2021/2022 school year, instruction will be carried out according to the teaching models established in the Models and Recommendations for operating under conditions related to COVID-19 during the 2021/2022 academic year, set by theDepartment of Education.
jadetinker85 said:Corona isn't really a risk for the kids themselves; the danger is for the adults living under the same roof. Usually, we're talking about parents, grandparents, and the rest of the household.
jadetinker85 said:Did you say something I didn't already expect? I know exactly what you're going to say before you say it. 🍿
jadetinker85 said:In our neck of the woods, we lost a mother of three, a homemaker, a cook's husband, and several others are dealing with post-Corona syndrome.
I know you'll probably say, "So what? People die anyway," because your empathy is legendary. No need to even try.
jadetinker85 said:So, 50% vaccinated, but immunity only lasts three months? In Israel, 85% of hospitalized patients are those who were double-vaccinated.