@Mish_K_ @Frank_Mortimer They created an artificial state under the guise of "some divine right." It sounds surreal if it weren't true. And not, there is not a state called "Balestine"
@Mish_K_ @Frank_Mortimer It's curious... It doesn't exist, but 145 of the 193 UN member states recognize Palestine. Why would that be? Perhaps they recognize a nonexistent country? I rather believe it's a country without clearly defined borders because the area was filled with European Jews.
@JohnofDundee@NijhuisClaretta Physically impossible? There are enormous reserves in other places too like in Spain. It can be used by fuel cells or by engines designed to use this fuel.
@NijhuisClaretta There are deposits of "white" hydrogen in various locations across Europe. In Spain, it has long been known that there is a vast deposit with enormous reserves in the Pyrenees region of Huesca. The company Helios Aragón will exploit the deposit starting in 2028.
@silvermoon731@manuelruizisac Tiene neumáticos Run-Flat. Es un neumático reforzado que permite seguir rodando durante una cierta distancia (80 km) y a una cierta velocidad (80 km/h) cuando se produce un pinchazo. No existe el neumático perfecto, o eso u orugas, no hay otra opción.
@TristanSnell For example, the US's' trade deficit with China in 2024 was $295.4 billion, and the U.S imported Chinese goods worth $439.9 billion. So, China's trade surplus with the U.S was 67% of the value of its exports, a value the Government labeled "tariffs charged to the United States."
@TristanSnell They didn't need artificial intelligence. It was much simpler, and therefore even more clumsy. They calculate it like this: the country's trade deficit divided by its exports to the United States multiplied by 1/2.
@Johnbegood2000@sentdefender It's a very common practice. Many countries have all or part of their gold reserves stored in Switzerland, London, or the United States.
@Jean_claude_IDF@sentdefender It's a very common practice. Many countries have all or part of their gold reserves stored in Switzerland, London, or the United States.
@gregstradamus@sentdefender Historically, NATO countries' commitment to spending 2% of their GDP on their own army was signed in 2014!!! During the Cold War and after WWII, Germany invested huge amounts of money in defence. Only after the fall of the Berlin Wall did this spending fall. You moron.
@alfredo55544@jpereztriana ¿De donde sacas eso? Si son capaces de fabricar petroleros con un desplazamiento mucho mayor ¿Por qué no portaaviones? El Fujian ya tiene 80.000 Tn a plena carga...