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Good for them fighting for what's important for their people

‘We won't transport weapons’: Dockworkers at over 100 ports strike over Israel

Thousands of dockworkers across Europe and beyond strike against arms shipments to Israel, calling for an end to the Gaza war; unions say over 100 ports joined, but experts expect limited disruption, mainly to perishable and time-sensitive cargo

 
US Approves $2.1 Billion Patriot Missile Sale to Ukraine

The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $2.1 billion sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine. Lockheed Martin will supply the missiles as a contractor under the deal, if it proceeds, according to the U.S. State Department.
 
Good for them fighting for what's important for their people

‘We won't transport weapons’: Dockworkers at over 100 ports strike over Israel

Thousands of dockworkers across Europe and beyond strike against arms shipments to Israel, calling for an end to the Gaza war; unions say over 100 ports joined, but experts expect limited disruption, mainly to perishable and time-sensitive cargo

Am I taking stupid pills reading this? These dock union bosses are basically asking for non-union stevadore jobs to be created, rendering them increasingly obsolete. The fuck?
 
US Approves $2.1 Billion Patriot Missile Sale to Ukraine

The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $2.1 billion sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine. Lockheed Martin will supply the missiles as a contractor under the deal, if it proceeds, according to the U.S. State Department.
Totally funded by European allies don't you know.... Totally... Totally.like Totally
 
Wait till you see what they teach kids in Belgium schools

Maybe they need more riots

One more reason why I am glad our immigration and assimilation concerns primarily involve Latinos. None of them (aside from that drunk guy in the liquor store that claims that one day California will be Mexican clay again) are advocating for stupid shit like this.
 
I haven't recommended an hour and a half podcast explaining our position to the clueless people for too long lol

 
Reporting from northern Israel, Aaron sits down with two unidentified Israeli army officers and Druze community leader Tamir Murad to explore the threats facing the country’s northern frontier. From drones changing the battlefield to the plight of Syria’s Druze, their conversations reveal how closely war touches everyday life. As one Israeli army officer puts it, “There’s no distance between the front line and home. Home is the front line.”

 
Reporting from northern Israel, Aaron sits down with two unidentified Israeli army officers and Druze community leader Tamir Murad to explore the threats facing the country’s northern frontier. From drones changing the battlefield to the plight of Syria’s Druze, their conversations reveal how closely war touches everyday life. As one Israeli army officer puts it, “There’s no distance between the front line and home. Home is the front line.”

Good interview with the Druze guy if anyone is interested in our actual multiculturalism and integration and on the contrary what happens to minorities like them in the Arab countries

The second part with the fighters wasn't great imo
 
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