@JeffClabault@lrozen The uniforms were likely spotted by loitering drones. They were supposed to be protecting the ship and cargo (oil) may have marked it for an attack they were not prepared to counter.
🚨🚨🚨This is for the 7 Cornell r*pists AND the president.
In 2020 we were covering the Harvey Weinstein trial. All of a sudden I turned around and there were these women doing the Chilean R*pe Song performed here by Lastesis. I just started crying, we all did.
Two years ago 7 members of a Cornell fraternity r*ped a 20 year old woman for SEVEN hours with no accountability! The only reason it’s coming to light now is the investigation has been re opened .
It’s been 10 years since “Grab them by the p*ssy” to the Cornell “Free p*ssy” chat with 57 young men. These ‘boys’ were 10 years old when they first heard this. And then the Epstein case broke. We are teaching a generation they can do this with impunity.
@adgirlMM I suspect their estrangement was the real reason the East Wing had to be destroyed. It's more convenient that the First Lady doesn't have an office to keep her there.
@FT Energy security experts and market analysts point out that a U.S. diesel export ban would hand immense economic and political leverage to Russia, Iran, and China, while severely hurting America’s closest allies.
@CattardSlim I wouldn't have know that was the First Lady if I hadn't been told. It is the same person 10 years ago, but I am not used to seeing her with him now.
@RpsAgainstTrump As a civilian—even while serving as President and Commander-in-Chief—the Flag Code directs the hand-over-heart posture rather than a military salute.
"As a civilian—even while serving as President and Commander-in-Chief—the Flag Code directs the hand-over-heart posture rather than a military salute."
https://t.co/SywNa9LAmD
You can almost set your watch: Republican President, economic anxiety, recession, and war in the Middle East.
A democrat gets elected to fix it, and the cycle starts again.
@idreesali114 Because the conflict is heavily driven by shifting local, tribal, economic motivations rather than pure ideological alignment, it is very common for the exact same personnel to switch allegiances—a fighter could be Saudi-backed anti-Houthi one month and fight for the Houthis next