@ripplebrain In no possible scenario would the US have used tactical nukes, if anything the presence of 60 percent enriched "weaponizable" (can't be used for anything except a dirty bomb) uranium emboldened the Americans to strike harder than if there was a sizeable stock of 90 percent HEU
This genuinely got me thinking. ive gone my entire life without really thinking about Australia or Australians. Never felt the need to, tbh. They were never on my radar. And now im watching people spend an entire day mocking a Turkish child for crying over a football match. It's a strange feeling because, from my perspective, Australians have mostly existed as a footnote in a chapter of our history books. So seeing people act like they've achieved some historic triumph because a 10 year old Turkish kid cried after a game is genuinely hilarious. Weve spent the last century barely acknowledging their existence, while they're apparently celebrating a football win by taking victory laps around an elementary school student. I didn't realize the rivalry was this one sided lmao
@MehdiHacks I don't have work experience with robotics or automotive but I have hobbyist experience with microcontrollers and SDRs, I'll submit an application and see from there
@WarMonitor3 Thanks for your input, representative of the British people. I'm sure no one will be stabbed ever again once all the dirty browns are deported
@AkhavanBahar Your French friend was probably silent because of the profound idiocy of asking if it was illegal or unnecessary when the United States helped the French during the Second World War
@snipergurg @ScharoBajalan There have been and are serious political differences among Kurds. Kurdish unity and solidarity is popular today but might be less tomorrow if it isn't fought for and based on principles beyond just being Kurds. Otherwise it will end up like every other ethnonationalist movement.
@ScharoBajalan Is it defining or observing? I trust the opinion of a non-kurd who presents an objective analysis based on facts more than a Kurdish partisan whose perspective is based on a static ideology. kurdish solidarity is high at the moment, but that hasn't always been the case.