jusa4607.bsky.social
Not a scientist but curious.
Gender S-PSA within normal
Past ⌨️🖥️
Present 🔩🛠️🪚🗜️📷🚜🍺
Future. 🧑🦽⚰️
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Never!
I think we don’t have them here 🇫🇮. If we have such I don’t care one bit.
If not having tampons there makes them to feel they’re alpha I say that’s bullshit. Week betas I say.
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Did they allow to use Musk’s technology during the election?
I mean how the voting data was transferred?
Has anyone verified the results anyway?
I know it’s too late, but I didn’t see anyone challenging it in anyway.
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Anything can happen. He has an army of vrooked lawyers who read the Constitution with micrscope and try to find loopholes.
Then they take some appeal to SCOTUS that may decide that this or that doesn’t count and bam!
You have him again as s candidate.
Frankly, I hope McDs do their job.
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There are ”men’s grocery stores”?
What the hell are those?
You have to make everything gender specific!
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Trump makes the world like this.
Original name in French is La Zizanie.
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Search the cooperation with Europe, namely EU. I believe Canada could have a good economical relationship with EU, UK and also Norway.
We 🇫🇮 eg. could build icebreakers for Canada. I know there’s some plan about it but the 🍊🫏🕳️ probably spoils it with his MAGA 💩
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He’s said Greenland is important because of the military security of US. Against what country?
He’s said for years Russia is no enemy.
China is his enemy. USA controls already Bering Strait which is very narrow and the route to Arctic Sea!
He’s lost his mind or he has a nasty devious plan.
2nd
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He’s said Greenland is important because of the military security of US. Against what country?
He’s said for years Russia is no enemy.
China is his enemy. But USA controls already Bering Strait which is very narrow and the route to Arctic Sea!
He’s lost his mind or he has a nasty domestic plan.
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Elvis?
Naah, but if you have a Sus scrofa domestica named Elvis then yes.
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He’s too slow. Maybe after a couple of years he might say he thought if it should be published but decided no.
I hope I’m wrong.
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Are those accepted as laws in the Congress or are these Biden’s own decisions?
No matter what they are Biden is wise when he pushes through all these changes that improve the middle and working class economical state.
If Trump makes them go away I think his base may not be happy.
Riots at the WH?
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He and MAGAs like to say it’s good he’s a businessman and he knows how to manage a company. Good for a president.
He just should remember he’s a paid CEO when he’s the president, not the owner CEO.
The congress is actually the board of directors. We all know what they can do to paid CEO.
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Trump clearly sees himself as the king of the USA.
He thinks the House and the Senate are just rubber stamps for his gracious commands and all MAGA representatives and senators must obey him.
He doesn’t have any clue how the government works.
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And this is good?
Well, obviously an improvement but still.
Very long time ago I hurt my back and I was on sick leave for 6 weeks. All paid.
I’m sure here 🇫🇮 or here 🇪🇺 are people who’ve been on paid sick leave for longer than 6 weeks.
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Democrats should not keep it quiet. If they have something that makes MAGA break to pieces use it.
It just have to be done wisely. People who voted for Trump or republicans should believe they ”find out by themself” not by seeing a democrat telling to them directly.
Be sly in a good way.
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The only positive note I found was in Wikipedia page of Homan:
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www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...
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Trump wants to sell them himself.
I bet he already has a plan how to grift the money.
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Ever thought?
10 million working immigrants.
Collect them to camps.
$500 fee per year per person.
- paid by the immigrant or employer
Who paid, not deported.
”paid” = donated to a some backstage fund
$5 B per year.
4 years.
$20 B total.
Money in the fund, not to the government for sure! 🤑🤑🤫
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Isn’t he a professor teaching law in some university?
Has he given some republican student a bad number in a test?
I hope it really isn’t anything serious.
Call the police if needed.
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The ownership of this ship is quite unclear.
In July 2023 it was bought by Caravella LLC-FZ from United Arab Emirates. It’s a postbox company.
Now it’s obviously owned by an anonymous postbox company from Cook Islands.
Russia plays with these old ready to be scrapped ships.
Eco disaster next?
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It has a full cargo of unleaded gasoline. Tens of thousands of tonnes.
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Russian academy military expert Alexsandr Stepanov suggests that ”Russian navy vessels should begin to escort friendly and our own ships, but he thinks it wouldn’t guarantee the provocation of young arrogant officers.”
Typical Russian victimization on it’s highest master class!
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Santa above, in his normal wear below.
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I think Dems should aim their work to the people not voting.
They should find why people didn’t vote. I believe there were several reason.
But real MAGA people who voted are harder to make them leave the cult. If a person has a deep belief it’s difficult to change that IMO.
About 30% didn’t vote!
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Trump can do that. He definitely won’t pay anything personally. He doesn’t care MAGA because he’s the lame duck already. He has 2 years before the midterm elections.
Another payment for Musk is if Trump makes it possible for Musk to get rare earth metals from Canada or Greenland.
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It looks like Musk is same kind of transactional person as Trump. He paid a huge amounts of money when he bought the presidency to Trump. Not only the campaign but Twitter also.
He wants the compensation now. Only person to pay it back to him is Trump by allowing the Indian immigrants to come.
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If Hitler was the worst monster of a dictator Stalin was very, very close second.
Stalin caused a man made famine in Ukraine in early 1930’s. About 3.9 million Ukrainians died.
It’s called ”holodomor”.
No wonder Ukraine doesn’t like Russia much.
www.britannica.com/event/Holodo...
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She could be right.
Which option is worse/better for MAGA and Trump?
If Musk was kicked out and if he turned against Trump would it mean some younger MAGAs would follow him?
If he stayed would it create more turbulence inside MAGA?
Whatever they do I hope the worst.
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I don’t know what happened, but I replied to one of the threads about the cable cut.
There was discussion with someone who had different numbers of the 🇫🇮 fleet.
I searched the numbers and types from a few sites (Finnish navy too) and posted them.
For some reason these posts have been hidden!!!
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You are right.
When Boris Jeltsin was the president the western world thought that Russia will develop to more free and perhaps capitalist country. The western companies opened subsidiaries there etc.
But when Putin came to the power the Sovjet Union KGB officer took them back to deep in cold war.
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Yes, they have lots of vessels, but the vast majority are boat size vessels. Length 15 meters or less. Mostly meant to transport troops.
Have a good night.
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Is the Santa the same guy as in ”SISU”?
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Don’t be too glad too soon.
About the same thing went on in the Sovjet Union in 1930’s.
People wrote to Stalin and complained and asked for help from him because the local communist leaders were bad for them.
Well the leaders only did what Stalin had told them to do.
Complainers, off to Siberia.
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Where did you get that 246?
Global fire power?
Their page is 8 patrol and 18 mine wategate ships.
Are the rest fisher boats or what?
I wonder if they took my boat in too? 😆
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About 300 years there were several wars between Sweden (we were under Sweden then) and Russia. Those were very cruel wars towards civilians. Murder, rape etc.
In 1809 Russia got Finland.
In 1917 Finland got independence.
We had two wars during WWII.
After that we had forced friendly relations.
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We’ve the history for centuries to be the nextdoor neighbour with Russia or whatever the eastern country was called.
The first peace treaty and definition of borders was done in 1323. After that there’s been 13 peace treaties or border definitions.
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This isn’t only a problem with Finland and Estonia. It’s about EU and I think also sbout NATO.
There have been at least three different cases when a ship has cut a cable in Baltic Sea.
I think it’s asymmetric war that Russia is at. It’s their way to test the western countries.
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The vessel is under Cook Island flag.
Now it’s inside the Finnish territorial waters. The officials have the authority to go onboard and investigate and interrogate.
Already started.
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I can’t read the NYT article, but the local 🇫🇮 news is that when ordered to lift the anchor chains one anchor was missing.
They also said the power cable Estlink 2 is about 20 cm (8”) diameter. Not very easy to cut though a large ship does it easily.
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It is, but it’s their way to be at war with EU and NATO without being at war.
Russians are far more wily than people in the West Europe think.
Baltic Sea hasn’t very many countries around. Think what goes on if such incidents happen on the North Sea!
Cables between Europe and USA.
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He’s buyed lots of things but never paid.
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Not blocking but following and perhaps piloting them when they are sailing on Baltic Sea.
Perhaps creating more fixes routes to sail like airplanes have. Location more controlled.
Creating time schedules to follow.
Mainly making it impossible to drag the anchor in the seabed.
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Maybe but Finland doesn’t have very large navy or coast guard fleet.
Russian shadow fleet has 400 ships and it’s very difficult if ships sailing on Baltic Sea would be piloted and followed more.
I think more hands (ships) are needed to do that.
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This is not only a problem for Finland or Estonia. The previous time it was Finland, Germany, Latvija and Sweden.
This is a problem and threat for the whole EU and even NATO.
The ships of the Russian shadow fleet are a dangerous weapon.
They are also dangerous to the environment.
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From a press conference of the Finnish police on 26.12.
There are more cables cut between Finland and Estonia:
- one electric cable, Estlink 2
- four data cables
Eagle S ship flagged under Cook Islands has been stopped and it’s now on Finnish waters under investigation by Finnish authorities.
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These incidents on Baltic Sea could be a test for something even more serious.
(like this isn’t enough!)
Think about someone cutting the cables on the North Sea or cables between Europe and America!
They have 400 ships in the shadow fleet.
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From a press conference of the Finnish police 26.12.
Eagle S ship flagged on the Cook Islands has been stopped and it’s now on Finnish waters under investigation by Finnish authorities.
It a ship of the Russian shadow fleet.
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There were more then one test.
The first test was after Jan 6. People in that test failed. Not many people were in that test.
After that there has been more tests and more people in them.
All tests failed.
Nov 5 was the test for all people.
You failed as a whole.
It’s 1934 for you in a few days.