Netanyahu is like that bad rash you can't get rid of

You realize its the developed natiins that pollute by far the most, its not even close.

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Same kind of issues being reported from Finnish strawberry farms and wild berry industry.

The worst "strawberry barons" cry in the news that Finns don't want to work in the industry because it's physically demanding and the payment is low.

link to the ICJ's official judgement - https://www.icj-cij.org/sites/default/files/case-related/164/164-20230330-PRE-01-00-EN.pdf

Funny how no one in the Fed said a word when they were ripping up and outsourcing the entirety of the manufacturing and supply chains of our nation, eh?

Funny how the Fed was dead silent on the outsourcing of materials management and sourcing too.

Now that they BEGIN to understand the economic war they have been losing for decades, NOW they have a problem with it?

Oh please. Cry me a river. You've destroyed the middle class, ignored the poverty stricken, and summarily enabled and empowered the predators who are the cause at every turn.

Including China.

NOW you want to complain because China has clearly outthought you and played a long game that your own perverse self-absorption kept you from realizing existed?

I'll give you three guesses on how that's going to play out for you, and the first two don't count.

Fools.

thanks! that explained a lot. I didn't travel there since covid.

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 88%. (I'm a bot)

> Meadows across 100 historic sites in England, from the panoramic ruins of Scarborough Castle to the chalk down landscape of Stonehenge, are to be created or enhanced in a 10-year project celebrating the king's coronation.

> English Heritage on Friday announced its ambition to return landscapes at 100 of its sites to how they once would have looked.

> Kate Mavor, English Heritage's chief executive, said the king's coronation in May was a significant moment in history and they wanted to mark it in a meaningful way to mark King Charles' passions - nature and heritage.

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For a bureaucracy as massive and as fundementally adverse to change as the Catholic Church, thats frankly speedy

https://dialogochino.net/en/trade-investment/40016-a-dream-deal-with-china-iron-ore-that-ended-in-nightmarish-debt-for-venezuela/

> Legitimate question. If Japan promotes homosexuality within its society, and this promotion leads to maybe more adoption of this orientation, would this then not further the crisis of their declining population?

If you are a straight man would your country legalizing same sex marriage make you more likely to want to sleep with a man?

Fortunately, no one has ever used Bing to google something so no data was actually lost.

War crimes these days are filmed and posted everywhere online. Unfortunately that wasn't as big in the 90's so It won't take as long as that probably haha.

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Well you say that but every year people flee that country as it is

They also clearly haven't read the article at all, nor the autotldr bot's summary.
the gpt integration had nothing to do w/ the vulnerability, but I guess hating on AI is trendy these days :D

Well....If the Gamma blast went off 599,999,999.99 years ago...we *could* be in for some pain!

That happens all the time in the North, its an abomination

I think it’s because China doesn’t want Taiwan to get closer to the USA as a lot of surronding countries to china are close to the usa which if a potential war happens, USA has many countries to have presence in that are right beside China or nearby,

Maybe we're talking about 2 different things, but the money gained from leasing out their port to a Chinese company was used to pay off international sovereign bonds, which have very high interest rates and make up the majority of Sri Lanka's debt servicing obligations.

The terms of service doesn't matter in the context of anti-competitive practices; if scraping becomes a key requirement for the development of certain services, Google can undercut all of its competitors by using its own system.

This may seem 'fair game' to you, but it's not, it's anti-competitive, and for the same reason the Supreme Court ruled against Microsoft with regards to the competitive advantage it had with Internet Explorer before Firefox and Chrome came around.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Corp.

And that wasn't about forbidding--that was about merely inconveniencing.

Edit: It says it was 'partially overturned', that doesn't refer to the ruling that Microsoft was doing something illegal, it was referring to the order to break up Microsoft into two companies. That part only was overruled.

The landmark ruling resulted in the ability to develop browsers like Firefox and Chrome through Microsoft being forced to open and document its APIs, which crushed Internet Explorer.

What even is this.