Alex Christoforou
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Lol, so he basically confirmed what I was writing in my latest posts. They want to Americanize Europe and do what they did to Japan in the ’70s and ’80s. They want “structural changes,” as they call it so remove social programs to increase their profits. They don’t like the fact that they have the lowest profits in the Europe because Europe has social programs. Soon, we might have private healthcare and private prisons just like in the US—at least, that’s what they want. That’s why they promote right-wing people in the EU; they want those politicians to remove regulations,… Read more »
Maybe around 20 years ago, I toured the Atomic Museum in Albuquerque, NM, which is adjacent to Kirtland AFB & Sandia Labs (I have a couple of more or less close relatives who worked & interned within the MIC (complex), including Los Alamos, Berkeley, Livermore Labs, etc.) Someone approached me there in the museum, who might have been a visitor or a patron, had a child with him, maybe affiliated with the organization, and asked me if I thought Iran maybe already have nuclear weapons. I replied they may have already acquired nuclear weapons & the technology, from sources such… Read more »
Nuclear weapons are not as significant now as they once were. In the era of advanced systems like the S-500, Patriot, or Iron Dome, traditional nuclear weapons can often be neutralized before reaching their target. Typically, nuclear weapons are delivered via planes or rockets, but systems like these can intercept them effectively. This is why Putin, as a strategic thinker, decided to focus on developing a nuclear torpedo. Russia also holds a significant technical edge over the West in rocket technology, particularly rocket engines. Despite the United States’ history of adapting foreign technology, Russia has managed to maintain its lead… Read more »
My reply to this man would have been: ‘oh I do hope so’.
Another observation about the 3D model / mock-ups of “Little Boy” & It’s relative “Big Boy”, in the Atomic Museum is that they had all these nozzels/tubes coming out of them, which may indicate that they were, or may have been, not necessarily nuclear, but “thermobaric weapons” that were designed to spray out a lot of explosive/flammable material before the main incendiary explosives ignited.
It was entertaining listening to Alex talk about what Trump “said”, as if Trump is known for keeping his word.
Trump is a documented and proven Liar at a level beyond any President so far.
Trump even makes Bill Clinton look honest.
To listen to Trump for anything other than entertainment purposes is a total waste of time.
Rutte should really have admitted that he wants the money to give him more job security.
Has anyone asked Mr Macron how it can be possible to “keep the peace” where there is no peace?
I would love to be a fly on the wall when he is trying to talk French soldiers into going to meet Mr Iskander.
Politicians (and that is what Mr Rutte is) have become accustomed to telling everyone what they “need” to do. It’s an interesting usage that deserves close attention.
What he means, of course, is that he would like them to do X. So he says that they “need to do X”.
Of course they don’t.
It’s good that Mr Trump says he wants the fighting in Ukraine to end. But the fact is that it was the US government that stirred it up in the first place. Now, in time-honoured fashion, they are weaselling out and delegating the Europeans to take the blame.
So Mr Trump is “person of the year”? I suppose Mr Biden must be zombie of the year.
Elections are subversive! They only encourage populism – which is bad. Populism is the enemy of democracy!