I love the idea that Germany was being generous and not using Russian natural gas to build up the strongest economy in Europe. Like it was very clearly a mutually beneficial agreement, it benefitted Germany so much that it took convincing initially from the US and the rest of the EU to get them to side with Ukraine.
I really don't think Trump realizes how quickly this could become a feedback loop. He has pissed off literally every other major economy. I wouldn't be shocked if the US dollar actually gets dropped as the global reserve currency and suddenly deficits and debt start mattering. Like maybe that's his goal if he's such an austerity hawk, but I don't know if he realizes how much damage this will do to the US economy lol.
None of these words are in the bible… well except bronze
I meant the stuff that’s in the linked thread. Ie their PR VP digitally stalking former employees she had beefs with and using their PR as a way to get back at them
The internal drama that lead to this sounds hilarious.
Love there is no pretext of justice in that judge’s statement. Just straight up saying “some people at the last eyes wide shut party were really uncomfortable so you must pay”
Nothing bad has ever happened from Germans getting really into classifying people, right?
Israel grouping together injuries and "people treated for anxiety" is just so funny. Not a serious country.
Also, I guess if after the smoke clears Israel is seriously listing cases of anxiety, the damage wasn't that bad and Iran's response was pretty calculated. Switching my brain to nothing ever happens mode until the morning.
Bro doesn't realize he works at the gay steel mill
Might be the most successful insult since that guy calling Brett Stephens a bedbug.
Canada hasn’t lurched back to the left, Carney has adopted virtually every conservative talking point and policy. Poulievre was soft on the US, and Carney is perceived as the “reasonable” option for enacting the conservative platform PP pitched. There is an odd progressive policy here and there, both as a play for the NDP, and because the moment requires them to (primarily due to housing crisis). But don’t think this is a dramatic shift in the Canadian political landscape, we are likely headed for a very conservative Liberal party. We will likely see a fair bit of austerity outside of housing policy, there will almost surely be a federal hiring freeze and probable layoffs.