Iron Kolo

Exit taxes are just a financial Berlin Wall.

Hear it directly from me. These allegations are flat false. And I will fight them.

So if both Tony Gonzales and Eric Swalwell resign/are expelled, there’s no excuse by either party about it effecting the voting majority. Congress currently has the ability to expel two known sex pests in a fair, bipartisan, and morally necessary way. Interesting.

アメリカの電話番号 +1 (844) 252-1472から着信あり。出てみると、 「静岡県警ですが、〇〇さんの番号で間違いないでしょうか」 名前もバレてる。怖い。所属と名前を聞いたら、生活安全課 マツダハナコ さんだそう。初めてなので続けてみる。 俺「なぜアメリカの番号から？」 すると驚愕の返事が↓

If Israel is all powerful and controls us, how will we ever break up with them? Whatever shall we do? We deserve better propaganda, guys. Anyone that genuinely believes Israel is calling the shots is far too dumb and simple minded to understand the world strategically. They don't understand how great power competition works, so they accept fairy tales made for illiterate peasants instead. So, let's discuss reality from 30,000 feet. The United States of America doesn't move based on a single ally; it moves based on global positioning, trade dominance, and long term strategic goals (assuming, of course, the right person or administration is leading the effort behind those goals). What Trump is actually trying to do is to re-establish the world order fully behind the US and wrestle back what we have ceded to China over the past several decades both diplomatically and economically. Diplomacy is often tied directly to economics, after all. The key to trade in the world passes through two primary choke points: The Strait of Hormuz and the Suez Canal. 20% of the world's oil passes through the Strait and around 12% of global trade moves through the Suez Canal. That is legitimately a chunk of global trade so large that if either one were to fully shut down, entire economies would feel the strain. But guess who would feel the burden the most? China. 50% of their oil and 30% of their LNG goes through the Strait. 40% of their European trade goes through the Suez. About 30% of their total trade goes through those two choke points every single year. That's about $2 trillion dollars a year of goods. That is why we are in this conflict. If we take Iran from China, we effectively cripple China's Belt and Road Initiative and can take back control of trade in Northern Africa, the Middle East, and Persia. That's both choke points, baby. And that's it. Everything else is noise.

Peanut Butter & Jelly is a good ol sammich but Peanut Butter & Fluff is the best I like to toast mine so it's all warm and oozy gooey

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There is always another option. 1. The US continues to protect shipping. 2. The US agrees to finish the job there alone. 3. All the countries that rejected to assist think shipping is back open. 4. The US charges a toll for the strait to all countries that refused to assist to offset cost of mission. 5. European heads explode I’m not hoping for this but it is an option.

Based on popular demand (and personal interest) I've started looking deeper into why it is that we foids tend to suck at specific simple and complex spatial cognition problems (3D object rotation, water level task, for ex). Turns out the answer is testosterone. There's something else minor going on that can't be accounted for by chromosomes that may lie in non-shared environment (country of origin, illness, etc) but likely not in shared environment (SES). However, most of this difference is explained in testosterone levels both in utero and in later life. It's mostly testosterone.