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creativename87639 t1_j6kq7dy wrote
Maybe don’t let them fall into disrepair by severe underfunding when they create over half of your electricity.
[deleted] t1_j6kq5j9 wrote
Reply to comment by DoorHingesKill in German chancellor says he won't send fighter jets to Ukraine by El-JJ
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Upbeat_Lingonberry18 t1_j6kpv2l wrote
Reply to comment by AtheianLibertarist in Australia and France announce joint plan to supply Ukraine with artillery shells by TheGuvnor247
ScoMo was super-incompetent on the sub thing. On lots of other things too. He's a bit of a walking travesty.
Rubtabana t1_j6kpo44 wrote
But what does the mayor of Timbuktu have to say?
[deleted] t1_j6kp8v9 wrote
Reply to comment by decomposition_ in Australia and France announce joint plan to supply Ukraine with artillery shells by TheGuvnor247
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ScratchNSniffGIF t1_j6kp7f0 wrote
Reply to comment by Wandering_Abhorash in Erdogan says Turkey may block Sweden's Nato membership bid by nosotros_road_sodium
Putin's in particular
TROPtastic t1_j6kp45k wrote
Reply to comment by idk88889 in UK's House of Commons defence panel calls for expansion of AUKUS to include India, Japan by Kenrockkun
I suspect security concerns with our ties with China are partly behind our exclusion, although I'm not sure nuclear powered submarines would be the best choice for Canada in any case. The UK gets a pass for their Russian oligarch ties because that's just money and government influence.
Lon72 t1_j6kp25a wrote
Tit for tat book burning . So middle ages .
Jazzlike-Equipment45 t1_j6kosoy wrote
Reply to comment by valvaro in Australia and France announce joint plan to supply Ukraine with artillery shells by TheGuvnor247
It is Austrailia and France trying to grow closer to NATO. Russia is surprsingly good at using spies and probably knew this was comming so there is little need for secrecy.
Ukraine will need regular shells as since the line is largely static Russia (a country famous for its use of arty) is in its element. It can't advance well but can make life hell. If Ukraine wants to win the arty war and go on the offensive it will need the shells to sustain a long term bombardment. Arty shells dry up really quick when you use them for long periods of time, for example the American's fired 1.2 million of them in the Ardenes offensive.
TROPtastic t1_j6kos1t wrote
Reply to comment by IndiaNTigeRR in UK's House of Commons defence panel calls for expansion of AUKUS to include India, Japan by Kenrockkun
You think India's conflict with China is comparable to US/UK border disputes? Isn't a common Indian complaint that people don't take India's border skirmishes seriously enough?
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Reply to comment by TROPtastic in Britain calls for AUKUS expansion by Falls_stuff
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HelperNoHelper t1_j6kop8q wrote
Reply to comment by Responsible_Pizza945 in Afghan malnutrition rates at record high, U.N. food agency says: “There are 7 million children (under the age of 5) and mothers who are malnourished, in a country with a population of 40 million" by DoremusJessup
The problem is Afghanistan’s population has about doubled in the last 20 years.
TROPtastic t1_j6kodwr wrote
Reply to comment by lordderplythethird in Britain calls for AUKUS expansion by Falls_stuff
Seems like this
>Canadian political leadership have openly stated they have no desire to join AUKUS, even though their military leadership is screaming for it.
Is directly opposed by this
>US will not allow Canada to share nuclear submarine designs until it accepts the NW Passage as an international strait, same as Malacca or Hormuz
The Straits of Hormuz and Malacca are of course irrelevant here, since the shortest (desired) routes of the Northwest Passage take it through exclusively Canadian waters rather than waters shared by two nations. Comparisons to the Bosphorus and the Dardennelles straits are more appropriate.
CalTechie-55 t1_j6koa2z wrote
Reply to Haavisto: Finland has patience to wait for Nato membership — with Sweden. by parandroidfinn
Couldn't each of the NATO members (except Turkey) make mutual defense agreements with Sweden, that would make it a de facto member of NATO, without Turkey's approval?
decomposition_ t1_j6ko7wk wrote
Reply to comment by locri in Australia and France announce joint plan to supply Ukraine with artillery shells by TheGuvnor247
Highly recommend watching Perun on YouTube, he does very thorough videos on various aspects of the Russia/Ukraine war and focuses on the strengths and weaknesses of both sides and seems to do a good job of being unbiased to either side when it comes to purely analysis of what is going on
MeNamIzGraephen t1_j6ko0js wrote
Glad he's only slammed them; he could've bashed or blasted them!
locri t1_j6knysu wrote
Reply to comment by decomposition_ in Australia and France announce joint plan to supply Ukraine with artillery shells by TheGuvnor247
Russian intelligence advised against the invasion even during the hearing for it itself, Putin notably said "speak clearly" to the FSB head to kick him in line and say the invasion will be over quickly.
The Russian system is weird, there's a reason they're doing horribly.
stickles_ t1_j6knv4t wrote
Reply to comment by EERsFan4Life in Millions of computer chips from Dutch manufacturers wound up in Russia: Report by the01crow
Or the world of government in general, people will always find a way around a law no matter how well that law is enforced.
It's harder to do in some cases, but where there's a will there's a way.
Professional-Ebb4970 t1_j6knqc2 wrote
Reply to comment by snyckers in Brazil's Ex-President Bolsonaro Seeks 6-Month Visa To Remain In US: Lawyer by loggiews
As a Brazilian, I'd take that tbh. Trump won't win any elections here and Bolsonaro won't win any elections there
TapSwipePinch t1_j6knq0p wrote
Every law and action humans make is hypocritical so this kind of demonstration is pointless. The demonstration itself is hypocritical.
Professional-Ebb4970 t1_j6knmmz wrote
Reply to comment by DownvoteEvangelist in Brazil's Ex-President Bolsonaro Seeks 6-Month Visa To Remain In US: Lawyer by loggiews
Indigenous peoples being murdered by the illegal miners and deforestors that he supported, and 700k covid deaths, a lot of which are direct consequences of his covid denial ("it's just a flu"), refusal to buy vaccines in time ("the hurry for a vaccine isn't justified" or "the covid vaccine might give you AIDS") and outright spreading of misinformation on fake medicines ("I took chloroquine when I had covid and recovered just fine")
Sunnyjim333 t1_j6knl9l wrote
Reply to Millions of computer chips from Dutch manufacturers wound up in Russia: Report by the01crow
Don Corleone: "It's just business, nothing personal."
Jeep-RN t1_j6knkch wrote
Reply to comment by SaxyOmega90125 in Brazil's Ex-President Bolsonaro Seeks 6-Month Visa To Remain In US: Lawyer by loggiews
International collection it would seem. Wonder if we have a place on the mantle for Putin?
acuet t1_j6kng4w wrote
Someone remind me again how we treat those with expired visa? Or over stay their time with certain visas? Or those folks that wanted people seeking asylum to wait in Mexico while pending approval? Yall sure quiet about all this.
kaboom t1_j6kqm6j wrote
Reply to Cracking under pressure: Inside the race to fix France’s nuclear plants by DukeOfGeek
Is it just me or is this article a bit too alarmist? It reads as if some catastrophe occurred but in reality nuclear production is still at 80% of what it used to be.