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@harman_geoff @Templarpilled Yes.

@Templarpilled Are there any Europeans who are still currently suffering from the effects of the Barbary pirates? Cause there are black people still suffering from the lingering effects of slavery.

Guys, we can do it too

@_manuvers @phildstewart Yes please, they tried in 2022 and failed miserably. I want to see the replay!

@phildstewart Russia needs to get its act together and go after Kiev, hard. A grinding ground invasion that's going nowhere has to be replaced with expanded aerial strikes and better and bolder intelligence ops to neutralize the Ukrainian regime.

(Reuters) - At least 40% of Russia's oil export capacity is at a halt following Ukrainian drone attacks, a disputed attack on a major pipeline and the seizure of tankers, according to Reuters calculations based on market data. The shutdown is the most severe oil supply disruption in the modern history of Russia, the world's second largest oil exporter, and has hit Moscow just as oil prices exceeded $100 a barrel due to the Iran war. Russia's oil output is one of the main sources of revenue for the national budget and is central to the $2.6 trillion economy. UKRAINE HAS INCREASED ATTACKS Ukraine intensified drone attacks on Russia's oil and fuel export infrastructure this month, hitting all three of Russia's major western oil export ports, including Novorossiysk on the Black Sea and Primorsk and Ust-Luga on the Baltic Sea. According to Reuters calculations, about 40% of Russia's crude oil export capabilities - or around 2 million barrels per day, were shut as of Wednesday after the most recent attack. That includes Primorsk and Ust-Luga as well as the Druzhba pipeline, which runs through Ukraine to Hungary and Slovakia. Kyiv has also targeted pipeline oil pumping stations and refineries. Kyiv says it aims to diminish Moscow's oil and gas revenue, which accounts for around a quarter of Russia's state budget proceeds, and weaken its military might. Russia says the Ukrainian strikes are terrorist attacks and has tightened security across its 11 time zones.

@RaminNasibov It makes sense, as it is a full keyboard.

I wanna know what idiot at HP thought THIS would be a great place to put a power button??

@evanwch Did you really believe that after all of what he said before? Wow!

Ugh. Did not age well

@HannoKlausmeier ...what caused those instabilities?

The atomic mafia was pretty fast blaming renewable energy for the blackout in Spain 🇪🇸 and Portugal 🇵🇹. Now it turns out renewables are not to be blamed. Can we hear an apology from the nuclearists?

@willyNgendahayo @ZelenskyyUa Third worlder has an opinion on what good leadership is... Hahahahahahah!

@ZelenskyyUa Ukraine needs a new leadership. you are stagnant like water.

We do not see any genuine desire from Russia to end the war, and we share this view with our partners. The United States believes that Putin wants the war to end. Our views here are completely different. On one hand, that’s not a problem – it’s normal for opinions to differ. But on the other hand, when we want to end the war, to accelerate this process, we raise the issue of putting pressure on Russia. We know that Putin does not want to end the war. We call for additional pressure to make him want to. But the U.S. believes he wants to end it, so why apply extra pressure if Russia is showing it is also ready for peace? There are different perspectives on certain issues, and this is something we need to work through. From an interview with Le Monde (3/5).

@McNameeJason @simonmaechling Don't worry, now you will be lectured how Sience Fixtion technologies that don't yet exist will solve all the issues...

@simonmaechling There is no path to net zero that does not go through nuclear. Base load cannot be unimagined.

The unlike button is real.

@latimeralder Isn't it driven by an increase in population?

Climate Myth Buster: 'Fossil fuels are dying because of the Renewables Revolution' No. They're not. All three of oil, gas and coal are being used in record all-time high quantities! Don't let the Green Grifters hoodwink you!

@AryoSomeGumul Pożar na stołówce, prawdopodobnie niedopałek ....:P

Chyba odłamki

@tepper_anna W sumie mieli rację.

Piękny profil retro🇩🇪 W latach 80': 54% Niemców uważało komputery za raczej niesympatyczne 45% było przekonanych, że coraz częstsze korzystanie z komputerów komplikuje codzienne życie Tylko 29% Niemców uważało, że ​​codzienna praca mogłaby stać się ciekawsza dzięki komputerom

@BareLeft In the UK? You absolutely suck at building and organising public transport. It is poor, and no money in the world would make it better.

Again - for the cost of extending the cut in fuel duty, you could make practically every bus route in England free. Instead, we got a 50% fare rise. I will never accept car fascists pretending they're hard done by.

@How_Tiny_UK_Is @schneider_chris @business Fuck, I wasn't aware that Germans damaged not only Germany but France because if their stupid anti-nuclear ideology

@schneider_chris @business 2020 — > 2 reactors (Fessenheim) closed due a stupid German blackmail 2026 —> +1 EPR (Flamanville) opened with a French middlefinger to the Germans So yes , France must accelerate with 14 new EPRs by 2040-2050

France is on track for its highest level of nuclear generation for March since 2019, helping to support power markets across Europe bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@radioactivered Germans are used to admitting doing stupid things... ...but they don't plan to build any new nuclear plants anymore either...

L M A O

@LewisStanding1 @colinwalker79 Sure. If we had more alternatives to electricity generated from gas, we would have saved it even more... We don't because we decided to go renewables at whatever cost destroying all energy security we had, killing industry and increasing financial burden on people via inflation.

@AM44628 @colinwalker79 You may have misinterpreted what I've said. Saved as in renewables provided the energy at a lower cost, vs the expense of gas generation.

"UK’s Renewables Output Hits Record, Helping to Blunt Iran Shock" Solar & wind fleet was producing about 34 gigawatts around midday. Gas dropped to just over a gigawatt - making up only 2.4% of the power mix bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@tc_thrane @Arpe_DK @henrikssommer @ilyasdogru @leRaffl @electric_nick_ @electricfelix @ChanNgu18502948 €10 would buy me a 12kWh of electricity for EV in my nearest charging point. My council doesn't allow me to change car from my home.

How far can you go for ten euros in an #ICE car and a #BEV with today's prices in Denmark 🇩🇰 Again today, #WindPower alone covers near 100% of the #electricity demand, so home charging at night (or noon) is the cheapest and greenest, making it almost free to drive your BEV🔋🚘

@Hoppeism In the UK is...

"Nuclear is too expensive" they said...

@LewisStanding1 @colinwalker79 It wouldn't have to save gas if we still had more nuclear and old coal plants...

@colinwalker79 How much will this have saved us vs gas?

@latimeralder and it won't be even cheap cheap, just a little bit cheaper than it is now. WTF politicians have in their fucking head?

@latimeralder Everyone says it will get cheaper, but 4 years later it is getting more expensive. Denmark (most power from wind turbines) has more expensive electricity than France (nuclear)... All projections I have seen won't see cheaper electricity for at least another 5-10 years.

Listen up, 'green' peeps! Learn from Latimer Electricity is only a small part of our energy system. About 20% 70%+ of Britain's total energy does NOT come via the plug in the wall. But up the gas main, or down the pump nozzle.

@monarchist_tory Is he Spanish? If not he can fuuu.... Off

this guy has made the exact same post before literally recycling garbage posts while being a absolute idiot