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@walterlopar @aleksthgrt If Canada were to wage a war on its own, mind you they never have, I suppose it is because their army is too small...but who cares, they are nice people and have a mean ice hockey team!

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@Alex_Oloyede2 Exactly

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@Freyaiiie 37

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@joni_askola You're lying and twisting history

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@Edu_boy001 So to gete a peace prize you have to start be in a war and refuse to negotiate for peace...

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@Mike_Pence It wasn't unprovoked. Your country - America - provoked it because it has been your longterm stated goal of breaking up Russia.

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@paulswaney3 If this is good for waiters, shouldn't it be good for all other jobs/professions like electricians, lawyers, plumbers, doctors etc?

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Deuteronomy 6:5 NKJV
[5] You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength.

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@1ConcernedCtzn2 @JohannaNyman5 You should not try to enforce your hegemony on other people.

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@JohannaNyman5 @therevjoeblank You're not paying attention: NATO is a defensive alliance. Ukraine isn't a member of NATO. NATO has no say in the matter.

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@JohannaNyman5 None. Ukraine can surrender.

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@btharris93 When push comes to shove, you should be in the frontline trenches. You have a big mouth but absolutely no understanding of the stupidity and horrors of war.

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@andympro @aleksthgrt Which in itself is already a sign of not being neutral and in terms of international law could be viewed as an act of war...in which case art 5 does not apply.

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@TomasLindblom2 @aleksthgrt Talking about propaganda. Not a single shred of your statement is backed by any evidence, it is just mindless speculation

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@andympro @aleksthgrt If the UK sends forces to Ukraine, the UK can't rely on Art 5 if Russia attacks it. Article 5 isn't applicable where a NATO country joins an existing conflict.

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@andrii_sybiha You're lying. Then there wasn't a state called Ukraine or even Russia. So stop twisting history to shape a stupid narrative.

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@ObsDelphi You are already sending troops. And weapons. And intelligence from drones, satellites etc. etc. And the surveillance aircraft, who are really operating them? You made the rules, now don't complain if others play accordingly.

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Spot on, thank you for your excellent analysis

[Farai Mazhindu @FaraiMazhindu]

Cyril Ramaphosa's sudden, hand-wringing panic over the continued erosion of South Africa's industrial base is the absolute peak of political gaslighting.

For the President to stand at a podium and declare manufacturing "fundamental to our economic sovereignty" while his own administration actively strangles the private sector is pure theater.

The industrial base isn't eroding because of external bad luck. It is being systematically dismantled by the ANC's own ideological obsessions: BBBEE and cadre deployment.

Ramaphosa laments a dying industrial base while forcing capital intensive, high risk manufacturing firms to navigate an oppressive maze of BBBEE compliance.

Foreign and domestic investors are not looking for compliance lectures; they are looking for economic viability.

When you prioritize skin color and political connections over global competitiveness, investors pack up and take their factories to Vietnam, India, or Mauritius.

You cannot have a manufacturing sector without electricity, rail, and ports. Ramaphosa's sacred cow, cadre deployment, has stuffed the boards of Transnet, Eskom, and Prasa with incompetent party loyalists instead of technocrats.

By turning state owned enterprises into patronage feeding troughs, his government has made it impossible for factories to reliably power their machinery or move their goods to port.

It is laughably hypocritical to talk about economic sovereignty when your state's economic policy has rendered the country completely dependent on Chinese loans, IMF bailouts, and Western green-energy handouts.

Local businesses are shutting down because the cost of doing business in South Africa, driven by rigid labor laws, state extortion, and broken infrastructure, is too high.

The ANC has successfully colonized the economy with red tape, ensuring that only politically connected elites survive while real entrepreneurs go under.

Ramaphosa has mastered the art of speaking like a concerned observer rather than the head of the executive.

He laments the crisis as if he didn't spend the last decade chairing the committee that oversaw the deployment of the very cadres who broke the state.

No amount of social compacting or high-level investment summits can undo the damage of a state policy framework designed to extract wealth rather than create it.

Manufacturing requires cheap electricity, functional railways, and regulatory certainty.

Ramaphosa's administration offers the exact opposite, erratic power, stalled trains, and aggressive racial engineering.

If the President truly cares about South Africa's industrial base, he needs to stop diagnosing the disease and look at the ideological poison his own party keeps feeding the patient.

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Hey Starlink, please give an ear to the sailing community. I'm sure you can reach a mutually satisfactory deal.

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@andrii_sybiha Ukraine is an illegitimate country so keep quiet.