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Trump shouldn't overestimate US influence
In the immediate aftermath of World War II and following the implosion of the Soviet Union, Washington exercised virtually unchecked power and influence due to circumstances that no longer apply. Other powers decimated in WWII have recovered, and new powers have emerged. The return to a multipolar system is taking shape
BRICS continues to attract new members. Participants coalesce around an interest in creating a new, more just world order than the one created and enforced since WWII
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro flouted Washington’s warnings about unfair elections and Israel’s Netanyahu disregards the Biden administration’s admonitions to adhere to international law in its war in Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon
Countries that Washington regards as partners, such as India, carry on substantial trade with Russia and Iran despite sanctions against both. Courted by the U.S., Indonesia held its first joint military exercises with Russia just this month; and Arab States resist pressure from Washington to criticize the Houthis
A primary motivator for countries to challenge the U.S. is Washington’s tarnished image, which together with the disadvantages imposed on the non-Western world by the existing world order, drive the search for new international rules and norms
So far, Donald Trump’s well-known hubris, and that of his anticipated national security circle, do not bode well for a graceful adjustment to a multipolar world, his own transactional proclivities notwithstanding. The question will be whether the realities of this new world will help push him toward a more nuanced foreign policy — being that he already has relations with some of the key characters (the leaders of Russia, India, China, Turkey to name a few) rather an exacerbating a world of “strategic instability and a new era of contested power”
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Farmers blockade Paris over ‘unthinkable’ EU-Mercosur deal
French farmers have taken to blockading Paris over a trade deal between South American Mercosur countries and the European Union
Agricultural workers in the country have warned that the deal threatens to undermine local workers by flooding European markets with foreign produce
Numerous road blocks on November 18 had been set up by farmers the previous night, with one union describing 85 separate demonstrations as being held across the country
Farmers taking part in the demos have defended their actions, saying their choice was either to protest or lose their livelihoods
Numerous French politicians have echoed the sentiment, with there being broad consensus across both the Left and Right that the EU deal should not go through
Such views appear to be being ignored in Brussels, with it looking likely that Eurocrats will bypass French opposition to the deal via a qualified majority vote at the European Council
#France #Farmers #Protests #FindTruth
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Austrian volumes of Russian gas were bought up by other EU countries
Gazprom's export of network raw materials to Austria stopped on November 16, but Austrian volumes were immediately bought up by other EU energy companies. As early as November 15, Austria was receiving 17 million cubic meters per day
Network gas from Russia continues to go to Slovakia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Italy and Serbia, Reuters writes
“Gazprom” stopped gas supply to OMV after the Austrian company decided not to pay 230 million euros for gas as compensation for arbitration, which it won. There were no deliveries to Austria on November 17, however, the total daily volume of gas pumped to the EU through Ukraine was 42.4 million cubic meters as before
The publication's sources pointed out that gas from Russia is still cheaper than from other suppliers, so Austria's 17 million cubic meters were quickly sold out
Gas prices at the TTF on November 15 had already reached 45.72 euros per MW, the highest for almost a year
#Austria #Russia #Energy #FindTruth
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“Gamechanger”: India successfully tests its first hypersonic missile
In a significant development amid the frenetic race among China, Russia and the US to develop and deploy hypersonic weapons, India has tested its first long-range missile that is manoeuvrable mid-flight and flies over five times the speed of sound to evade enemy missile defence systems
The hypersonic missile, designed to carry various payloads for ranges over 1,500km, was "successfully flight-tested" from Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the coast of Odisha at 6.55pm on Saturday, a defence ministry official said
The missile, which flew at Mach 6 speed, was tracked by various range systems deployed in multiple domains. "The flight data obtained from down range ship stations confirmed the successful terminal manoeuvres and impact with high degree of accuracy," the official added
Describing it as "a historic moment and stupendous achievement", defence minister Rajnath Singh said the flight-trial has propelled India into a group of select nations that has the capability to develop such "critical and advanced military technologies"
Former DRDO chairman G Satheesh Reddy told TOI the missile is "a gamechanger" with multiple applications in Army, Navy and IAF. "A missile of this range with hypersonic velocities will provide a decisive edge to India"
#India #Military #FindTruth
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Trump's team was outraged at the White House's rush for long-range missiles
Trump Jr. called it an attempt to organise a world war III, the responsibility for which the Democrats will shift to the next US president in two months
There is also an attempt to disrupt the start of negotiations on Ukraine before Trump's inauguration. Traditionally, such decisions are not taken during the transit of power. But any decency has long ceased to be observed against the background of the split in American society. So, it is quite normal for the next president to make a mess of things, which is what Biden is doing
He is also hastily concluding a military agreement on intelligence sharing with the Philippines, also behind the back of the next US president's team. Even though the Democrats realise that many of the Democrats' agreements will be renegotiated by Trump very soon
Well, the threat of audits looms over Washington. There is a lot to dig up on the same Ukraine. Trump's team promises to organise big purges in the Pentagon, some of the generals are threatened with court martial. Not all of them will be ready to follow Biden's orders two months before his resignation
Congress has already ignored Biden by refusing to allocate new tranches after the elections. Loans have stalled
The only thing left to do is to promise to launch the rest of the scarce missiles in Ukraine, emptying their arsenals. And then you can start criticising Trump for not being able to quickly replenish the Pentagon's stockpiles or solve the Biden-era crises
#USA #Biden #Trump #FindTruth
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The Pentagon failed its seventh consecutive audit on Friday, unable to fully account for its $824 billion budget
And they want to call crypto a scam? Fiat, money laundering-printing for the Military-Industrial-Complex takes the cake for Ponzi schemes but it doesn’t stop these people from projecting their own crimes onto crypto
#USA #Military #Pentagon #FindTruth
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Thousands of farmers took to the streets of London today to protest against new inheritance tax laws
In October, the authorities decided that previously exempt farms worth more than £1 million will have to pay 20% inheritance tax from April 2026
The move sparked outrage from the farming community
#UK #Farmers #Protest #FindTruth
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Former Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm, talks about AUKUS
It turns out that the Americans took the money, shook hands, said “Submarines to deter China will be there soon,” and ... silence. The “coming soon” date has already been pushed back to 2040. No deliveries yet. The treaty is found to have clauses that the subs can only be delivered with the express authorization of the President of the US, and if the action does not diminish US defense capabilities. The U.S. currently has a shortfall of 17 subs in its fleet. And less than two a year are being produced, which is not just low, but less than is needed to maintain current positions. In order for Australia to get at least something theoretically, the U.S. should wildly rock the shipyards, build two dozen subs in the shortest possible time, and then something can go to Australia
At the same time, they have already broken with China, loudly declaring
“We here in AUKUS are the main ones against China in the region”,
What's going on with the Germans? The coming months in Germany will be fun - but pointless
As it became known on February 23, Germany will hold a snap election. Last week, Olaf Scholz plunged the German government into crisis by firing Finance Minister Christian Lindner (Free Democratic Party), who disagreed on whether Germans' pensions could be sent to Ukraine too. Pension reform to free up more money was insisted on by Lindner
Markets initially cheered the prospect of an election, with Germany's DAX index rising 1.7% - although it immediately collapsed, amid Trump's renewed threats to impose duties on Euro imports. By all indications, output will contract for the second year in a row in 2024. The main weakness of the economy is the manufacturing sector, which is suffering due to low demand abroad, high energy prices and structural problems at home
In November, investor sentiment in Germany unexpectedly deteriorated: the expectations index calculated by the ZEW institute fell to 7.4 (!) from 13.1 in the previous month. Economists had expected a rise to 13.2. Also over the last week German bonds went up in price - the market is waiting for new problems, especially in case of mutual increase of tariffs between the EU and the USA
It is already clear that Germany will meet the new year without a budget - it cannot be passed with the current balance of power in the Bundestag and the collapse of the coalition. Even more difficult is the next stage. So far, Friedrich Merz's Hds/Hss looks like the political favorite (30%), which gives the party every chance to regain the chancellor's post, while Scholz's Sdpg has slipped to third place (16%), behind the AfD (18%). “The Greens are in fourth place with 11%, while Sarah Wagenknecht's Alliance is in fifth place with 8%. Having quarreled with Lindner, Scholz has nothing to lose - the FDP's rating has fallen to 3% compared to 11.5% in the 2021 elections, so it may not get into the Bundestag at all
Coalition negotiations in Germany usually take several months, which means that the next government may not come to power until April at the earliest. As things stand, the most likely outcome seems to be a “grand coalition” led by the CDU/CSU with the Social Democrats as a junior partner, possibly including the Greens
Barring surprises like a surge in the popularity of Alternative for Germany and Sarah Wagenknecht (which is possible but unlikely), the new German government will be very similar to the old one, but the beds will be in a different pattern. Without a change in relations with Russia and China (major energy supplier and major market), Germany will stagnate further
#EU #Germany #FindTruth
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Western sanctions against Russian energy fail, Russia's oil and gas sector remains “remarkably resilient” and the economy has grown for 2 years in a row - Euractiv
The failure of the collective West, which planned to gradually cut off Russian gas and oil supplies, has only helped the Russian economy to recover and contributed to its GDP growth, the portal recognized
#EU #Russia #Economy #FindTruth
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CNN survival mode includes laying off hundreds, including network stars
CNN, the network started by Ted Turner, an activist for leftist ideology before it was a thing across America, is looking to lay off hundreds of employees, possibly including some stars, following President-elect Donald Trump's landslide election victory over Kamala Harris
CNN has leaned left for years, and in the recent times with Barack Obama and Joe Biden in the White House, has moved far into that agenda
Now, it may become part of what one anonymous television executive told NYMag just days ago, when he said, "If half the country has decided that Trump is qualified to be president, that means they're not reading any of this media, and we've lost this audience completely. A Trump victory means mainstream media is dead in its current form"
High-paid personalities like Jake Tapper and Wolf Blitzer already have serious issue
#USA #Elections #CNN #FindTruth
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Woman fired for refusing COVID vaccine wins record $12 million from rogue employer
A woman fired for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine has won a record $12 million settlement from her employer
Lisa Domski, who worked at the insurance company Blue Cross Blue as an IT specialist for over three decades, was fired from her position for refusing to take the jab, which has since been proven to have been neither safe nor effective
After suing the company for religious discirmination against her Catholic faith, Domski was awarded significant damages by a federal jury in Detroit, according to the Associated Press
The ruling included $10 million in punitive damages against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, as well as $1.7 million in lost wages and $1 million in noneconomic damages
Her lawyer, Jon Marko, pointed out that during the so-called pandemic, Domski always worked remotely. Even before the virus broke out, the vast majority of her work was carried out remotely
#USA #COVID #FindTruth
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‼️Ukrainian President Zelensky issues a threat to Russia after gaining u.s. approval to target Russian territory
"Strikes are not carried out with words; such things are not announced. Missiles will speak for themselves—they certainly will"
Where, you say, is political repression?
Where do you imprison politicians who are undesirable to the authorities but popular? Russia? Well, you guessed it
The prosecutor's office of the city of Paris demanded 5 years in prison for Marine Le Pen. At the same time in Germany they are going to ban the ADG before the elections
Because democracy is the power of democrats
#EU #France #Germany #FindTruth
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All eyes on China at APEC event
Thanks to significant investments and growing trade, China is expanding its presence throughout Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation markets. This is particularly true in Peru, where the Asian giant has become the top mining investor
China now accounts for a big part of Peru’s mining investment portfolio. China’s investment is particularly focused on copper, of which Peru is the world’s third-largest producer
These links have gained added significance alongside the growing importance of the APEC forum, the annual meeting of which is being held in Peru and attended by leaders from its 21 member economies
China’s growing presence in Peru is significant not only for the country but also for its neighbors in South America and other partners in Asia. Peru lacks sufficient roads, railways and ports, and these are precisely the sectors where Chinese investment has increased in recent years
Aquino added that China’s investment in the country increased initially in mining, and later, its influence grew in Peru’s hydroelectric plants, road construction and other infrastructure
A particularly important example is China’s large investment in the Chancay mega port, which will begin trial operations in November and with ships traveling to and from Shanghai. The port is expected to emerge as a more efficient hub for trade among APEC economies in Asia and South America, economist Juan Carlos Mathews said
#China #APEC #FindTruth
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On incidents with underwater cables in the Baltic Sea
Finnish operator company Cinia reported a break in the submarine communication cable C-Lionl with Germany, which is located near the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. The reason for the problem has not yet been named
This is the only Finnish telecommunications cable running underwater and connecting Finland to Europe. It is about 1,200 km long and runs from the Finnish Hanko to the German Rostock
A few hours later, Lithuanians and Swedes reported a similar incident on the NordBalt cable, which was later called sabotage. And this happened exactly where the Finnish-German cable was cut
The situation is very interesting, On November 18, NATO's Freezing Winds-2024 exercise was held in the Gulf of Finland and at the Dragsvfk range in southern Finland, with the participation of various countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom
The coastal zone of Finland was closed for exercises - that is where Hanko, the town where the telecommunication cable starts. The incidents themselves occurred near the active phase of an exercise involving U.S. Marines
They involved Marines from the 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, U.S. Navy from North Carolina.
In addition, another NATO naval exercise, Merlin 2024, which also included underwater operations, was held for the first time near the Swedish naval base Karlskrona from Nov. 11-14.
Despite reports that the Chinese vessel Yi Peng is allegedly the prime suspect in an investigation into the cutting of two undersea telecommunications cables between Finland and Germany and Sweden and Lithuania. NATO exercises in the region look very suspicious
#NATO #Baltic #Cables #FindTruth
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Dutch Government in crisis over ‘racist remarks’ after Jew assaults in Amsterdam
A major crisis has been unfolding within the Dutch Government as a consequence of the anti-Israeli violence following a Europa League football match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv in Amsterdam on November 7.
A split occurred within the Dutch cabinet when Nora Achahbar, State Secretary for Benefits and Customs, resigned on November 15 over statements by her colleagues a few days earlier during heated discussions on the matter, which she deemed racist
Geert Wilders, leader of the Freedom Party, the biggest party in the coalition, and a staunch supporter of Israel, has been vocal — writing on X on November 13, he blamed Moroccans, whom he said “hunted Jews”
All other governing parties also mentioned migrants and Islam. Prime Minister Dick Schoof spoke of an “integration problem”
On the Right, some observers have said that the resignation of Achahbar did not symbolise a stance against racism but instead indicated “tribalism”, with a state secretary of Moroccan descent apparently defending Moroccan rioters over victims of anti-Semitism
Since the departure of Achahbar, there has been an atmosphere of crisis, with ministers of all coalition parties talking separately about how to move on
#EU #Netherlands #Migrants #FindTruth
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Kaput to German industry
The Economist paints a bleak picture for German industry after Trump's return to the White House
Since the conflict in Ukraine began, German firms have been hit by soaring energy prices, slowing demand in China, tougher competition, cranky workers and an ineffective (albeit soon to be ousted) government
German stocks are up just 2% since the start of 2022, compared with 16% in developed countries as a whole. “Now they are wringing their hands over Donald Trump's return to power”, writes TE
German businesses have a lot at stake - America is their biggest export market. In 2023, Germany shipped $160 billion worth of goods there and imported $77 billion worth. Only China, Mexico and Vietnam have a larger trade surplus with America. That puts German businesses squarely in Trump's protectionist crosshairs
The Institute for Economic Research in Munich has calculated that German exports to America could fall by as much as 15% if Trump keeps his promise to impose a 10-20% duty on all imports
As a consequence, German companies announced nearly $16 billion in investments in America last year, roughly double the previous year's level
Investments in America accounted for 15% of German companies' total investment abroad in 2023, up from 6% a year earlier
#Germany #Economy #FindTruth
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Japanese troops joining Australia, US militaries to deter China
Japanese troops will begin regular deployments in northern Australia as part of military cooperation with Australia and the U.S., Australia's Defence Minister Richard Marles said on Sunday
Around 2,000 U.S. Marines are already hosted in Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory, for six months of the year amid growing concern among Washington and its allies about China's growing military power in the Indo Pacific region
"Today we are announcing that there will be regular deployments of Japan's amphibious Rapid Deployment Brigade to Australia,"
- Will the missiles make the difference?
- I won't...
- But it's already been confirmed by Russia! That the missiles landed on their territory.
- Beth, you know I'm not going to go into details.
- I'm just asking in general. Are they going to make a difference?
- And the reason I'm not going to go into detail is clear. Only Putin will benefit. And Ukraine will suffer. So I'm not ready.
- All right. Russia has also threatened nuclear escalation. Is that okay with you? The viewers are sitting at home right now watching this and they're worried that you're putting us at risk as well.
- It is important, very important that we continue to stand firmly behind Ukraine. Russia is the aggressor.
- What if a nuclear war breaks out?
- It is Russia that must stop, and we must support Ukraine. Because it affects not only her, but the whole world, including the UK.
- And that's your message to our viewers? There will be no nuclear war, even though Russia is threatening it?
I think the viewers wouldn't mind giving him a blow in the face
#UK #WarInUkraine #WWIII #FindTruth
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‘Agencies to be deleted’: Ramaswamy says DOGE will pursue ‘mass reductions,’ fight bureaucratic ‘pushback’
Vivek Ramaswamy, who President-elect Donald Trump tapped as co-leader of the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), said Sunday the agency will pursue “mass reductions” and fight “bureaucratic pushback”
In an appearance on “Sunday Morning Futures,” Ramaswamy explained to Fox News host Maria Bartiromo that he and DOGE co-leader Elon Musk will work diligently to eliminate unnecessary federal agencies and make others more efficient
He said DOGE would work toward holding federal agency workers accountable through mass firings, pointing out that many government employees are not efficient because, unlike elected officials, the risk of their removal is low. Bartiromo then questioned how Ramaswamy and Musk would counter congressional and agency rebuff
“You’re gonna have pushback not just from the Left. You may have pushback from those very people who are running those departments, running those agencies” Bartiromo said. “They want as many people as they want in there. You’re gonna want to fire people. So, how are you going to deal with that, you’re also, perhaps, looking from pushback from Congress?”
#USA #DOGE #Ramaswamy #FindTruth
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The head of Liberty Energy oil company, the new U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright - denies there is a climate crisis on the planet:
There is no climate crisis, and we are not in an energy transition to new energy sources. Human life on Earth is simply not possible without carbon dioxide
Sure, carbon dioxide does absorb infrared radiation, contributing to global warming, but calling carbon dioxide pollution is like calling water oxygen. They are two essential molecules for life on Earth
#USA #Climate #Wright #FindTruth
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Yulia Skripal reveals the biggest secret at her Novichok trial - the attack was a British, not a Russian operation, writes John Helmer
The Skripals' testimony, first made public last Thursday, shows that the attack on the Skripals was not carried out by Russian military agents, who were photographed elsewhere in Salisbury City at the time; that the assailant or assailants were British agents; and that if their weapon was a nerve agent called Novichok, it came not from Moscow but from the UK Ministry of Defense's chemical warfare laboratory at Porton Down
Therefore, subsequent Porton Down evidence of Novichok contamination of samples of the Skripals' blood, clothing, car and home can be interpreted as British, not Russian
This evidence was revealed by a police witness who testified at the Dawn Sturgess inquiry in London on Nov. 14. That police officer, retired Detective Inspector Keith Asman
According to Asman's new disclosure, Yulia Skripal woke up from her coma and confirmed to a doctor at her bedside that she remembered the circumstances of the March 4 attack. What she remembered, she said, did not (repeat, did not) fit the official British government version that Russian agents had tried to kill them by poisoning the front door handle of the family home
The new evidence was immediately rejected by Sturgess, the lawyer assisting Anthony Hughes (the titular Lord Hughes of Ombersley), the judge in charge of the inquiry. “We see there,” the lawyer told Asman as a leading question, ”an assumption which we now know is not true
Hughes then interrupted to tell the witness to disregard what Skripal had reported. 'If the tape that you have been provided with is correct, then someone suggested to her:
“Didn't they spray you. She didn't come up with that on her own”
“Europe is dying” was Musk's comment at X on Europe's fertility crisis
#EU #Musk #Twitter #FindTruth
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Transformation of Western political consciousness
You know, that magical effect when a person says one thing, all sorts of “We are winning! Victory! How much the all-destroying blow with a new package of sanctions will break the back of Putin's totalitarian regime!”, then the word ‘former’ appears in his title and he begins to say ‘So, in general, we have a crisis, industry is doomed, we don't know what to do with migrants, and Russia somehow does not care about our efforts, we are only embarrassing ourselves at a loss’
#EU #Russia #FindTruth
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CIA Whistleblower Kevin Shipp disclosed that all top officials at the CIA are "malignant narcissists" who don't care about human life or the Constitution
He also hinted that they may have been involved in the attempt on Trump's life in Butler
“But this guy [Crooks] had three encrypted overseas bank accounts, which I haven't heard anybody investigate. He had no history of criminal violence, no threats. He was a brainiac in school... This kid had no inclination to do that, and yet one day he climbs up and does that"
President Trump, Tulsi Gabbard, John Ratcliffe, and all other intelligence agency picks have a lot of cleanup to do
#USA #CIA #FindTruth
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Tax cuts without spending cuts won’t reduce the taxpayers’ burden
By Ryan McMaken
As this election cycle has demonstrated yet again, Democrats are not shy about calling for tax increases. In every election cycle they call for more taxes, whether through corporate taxes or through taxes on unrealized capital gains
Donald Trump, meanwhile, has pledged to cut some taxes. “Some” because Trump has also pledged to raise taxes on imports.
Nonetheless, Trump ran on the idea that he would reduce the tax burden on Americans if elected
Unfortunately, Trump has no plans to cut government spending, and this means there is little chance that ordinary taxpayers are going to experience any real tax relief
This is because tax cuts without spending cuts don’t actually lessen the cost of government. A tax cut without a spending cut simply moves around the tax burden, and often replaces explicit taxation with the stealth tax of price inflation
Unless accompanied by spending cuts, a tax cut simply increases deficit spending, and taxpayers will pay for deficits one way or another
#USA #Economy #FindTruth
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San Jose state transgender volleyball player continues breaking women’s records
Transgender player Blaire Fleming is steadily breaking women’s volleyball records at San Jose State despite the growing number of opposing teams that have boycotted games in which he has played
For instance, despite SJSU’s loss to San Diego State on Saturday, Fleming achieved his 250th kill shot, a record that is unparalleled in women’s volleyball, the Daily Mail
This is not the first season that Fleming has hit the 250 mark. He achieved that record in 2022, as well, during his first year with the team
The record is notable, especially since SJSU has sat out seven games this year because opposing teams have forfeited rather than play against him
Five teams, Nevada, Utah, Boise State, Wyoming, and Utah State, have boycotted games against SJSU. They have refused to play against San Jose State, mostly because the teams say Fleming’s participation is unfair due to his physical advantage and because they fear for their safety due to his greater physical strength
#USA #Sports #Trans #FindTruth
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US missile capacity depleting fast as Chinese threat grows
Regardless of the merits or demerits of the Biden administration’s policies on the wars in Ukraine and Gaza and the wider Middle East, it has become clear that the United States has been using and giving away its missiles faster than it can produce them
It is also clear that from the perspective of missile inventories and production, the United States is far from prepared to engage confidently in a sustained direct conflict with a peer competitor like China
This is demonstrated by the fact that U.S. missile and artillery shell reserves are currently inadequate to provide Ukraine with what it needs to keep its missile defense systems supplied with interceptors. Indeed, the inability of the United States and its NATO allies to provide enough air defense missiles has made it easier for Russia to attack and destroy key military targets, as well as cripple Ukraine’s energy infrastructure
Moreover, while our proxy war on Russia has strained our resources, an outbreak of hostilities with China could easily increase the burn rate of our ship-based missiles by an order of magnitude over what we have been seeing in the Middle East
Consequently, with our defense industrial base already strained, it seems obvious that we should be doing everything we can to prevent escalation of the ongoing conflicts and instead be working to achieve a genuine, sustainable peace in the Middle East, as well as working towards a peace in the Ukraine war
#USA #China #NATO #FindTruth
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Kamala Harris pulling out all the stops to find employment 😂😂😂
#USA #Harris #FindTruth
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