Microsoft hired him and apparently that means they're done? ๐คท
Edit: why the downvotes?
Prunebutt
joined 2 years ago
Water for agricultural and domnestic use usually is fed back to the water cycle, though.
Watering my veggies is distinct from e.g. building a dam, or something.
If they realize that human shields aren't working, they won't use them and a more optimal number of people will be killed overall.
Kill civilians first, sort the rest out, later. /s
Also, any human shields you kill should be attributed to the people using those human shields.
Allegedly using. The IDF has yet to offer not debunked evidence that any hospital/refugee camp they bombed actually sheltered Hamas.
Just look up how many thousands of rockets and mortars Hamas has launched at seemingly random targets in Israel since October 7th.
Now, if only both parties would just cease firing for a moment. Has anyone thought of that? And if: has any governmet refused to offer/accept such ceasing of firing? /s
It's not too much better with independent, publicly funded media, like in parts of Europe.
You are dn the internet and not everyone here is from the US.
The US political system is not the center of the political world.
In fact, I think that the Democrat Republican dichotomy is one reason why people in the west are so badly informed when it comes to politics.
Shit happened to jewish people. Israel is made up of zionists.
It's an important distinction, which zionists want us to ignore.
You really need to understand that there is a waaay bigger political spectrum than "Democrats" and "Republicans". Especially when it comes to foreign policy.
No, I will not follow "awesomeinventions" for more.
So, about the "orc" thing... Was that about Russia, or something?
Yaaay! He's about a good as all the good war criminals! ๐ฅณ /s
In Germany (and other parts of Europe), there are systems in place to prohibit dependence of the broadcasters On the government.
The Austrian broadcasting service (ORF) is known to be quite sceptical of the conservative government. The former chancellor of Austria actually wanted to coopt it, like Orban did in Hungary and failed to do so. That's basically, why he's the former chancellor.
You can compare it to the European Central Bank, or the FED.
It's not resistant to nepotism, but it's way better than the corporate hellscape you see in the US media.