Posted in: Russia advances to east-central Ukrainian region amid row over dead soldiers See in context
For some reason Ukraine spent a lot of resources on the Russian nuclear bomber airplanes which are not, and very highly unlikely, to be active in attacking Ukraine. Meanwhile they are losing significant area on the ground.
The drone attack was a drop in the bucket compared with Ukraine's defensive campaign, but the net result was more than satisfactory. In any case the defensive and offensive campaigns are not mutually exclusive.
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Posted in: Japanese company halts battery plant construction in U.S. See in context
They will start construction again when a functioning adult gets back in the white house
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Posted in: Trump threatens Musk with 'serious consequences' in spending bill row See in context
throwing baseless accusations without a shred of proof or validation makes him look like an idiot.
Ha ha ha... Irony explosion!!
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Posted in: Trump threatens Musk with 'serious consequences' in spending bill row See in context
What a clown show.
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Posted in: Tottenham beats Man United to win Europa League title See in context
As a spurs fan for the last 51 years it's a good but very strange feeling.
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Posted in: Crystal Palace makes FA Cup history by stunning Man City 1-0 in the final See in context
Palace fans going bananas non stop for 100 minutes.
Have been to Selhust Park (as an away fan) and experienced them going off. Must be one of the loudest fanbases in English football.
Brilliant result. Well done.
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Posted in: Visitors to Japan most frustrated with lack of trash bins: survey See in context
many of the respondents said that after failing to dispose of trash they had to take it back to their accommodation
Apart from the Americans that probably just chucked it on the street.
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Posted in: Osaka Expo draws 119,000 visitors on opening day See in context
I didn't have any real queues or internet issues. My phone battery was fine like it is any other busy day.
It was great.
I've booked some pavilion space for a day for my company clients drinks and foods. Some country pavilions are offering that.
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Posted in: Osaka Expo draws 119,000 visitors on opening day See in context
It was really good. I'm going back again on the 28th.
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Posted in: Cafe run by Japanese island's only foreigner aims to be new tourist spot See in context
But...how many coffees do you have to sell , in a place with limited "walking traffic " to make a living.
Doesn't have to and he probably doesn't care. I'm about to do the same with a micro-pub. It's for me & my mates more than anything but customers can enjoy it too if they want.
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Posted in: Mount Fuji climbers to be charged ¥4,000 on all trails See in context
Cheap
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Posted in: U.S. gov't seeks extension in Nippon Steel case; further talks likely See in context
Give Trump enough of a personal kickback and the wheels will be sufficiently greased.
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Posted in: In siding with Russia over Ukraine, Trump is not putting America first. He is hastening its decline See in context
Trump isn't "siding" with Russia...He's siding with an end to the slaughter of young men...on both sides
Naive
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Posted in: In siding with Russia over Ukraine, Trump is not putting America first. He is hastening its decline See in context
Charles can do whatever he wants, but he doesn't have the authority to hand over taxpayers' money and weapons.
Or maybe he could donate a big chunk of his personal fortune?
Another complete lack of understanding of how things work.
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Posted in: In siding with Russia over Ukraine, Trump is not putting America first. He is hastening its decline See in context
The Putinization of the USA
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Posted in: Russia praises Trump and scolds Europe for being the crucible of war See in context
Both world wars were caused by Europe - the very same countries that are trying to get another one started.
Moronic statement
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Posted in: Russia praises Trump and scolds Europe for being the crucible of war See in context
Trump is Putin's lapdog. He worships Putin and will do whatever he's told.
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Posted in: Microsoft retires Skype, internet call pioneer See in context
What's the alternatives to Skype for calling landlines around the world? I find it very useful for only that purpose and will need a substitute.
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Posted in: Pope Francis in critical condition after long respiratory crisis, requiring oxygen at high flow See in context
He had his hands tied, it runs too deep to deal with in the priesthood.
Then what's the point of him or the Catholic church. It's been rotten to the core since it started.
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Posted in: Japan’s unregistered prepaid train cards return after nearly two-year absence See in context
Plenty of other cards never went away, ICOCA being one of them. All my friends & aquaintances coming to Japan loaded up on ICOCA.
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Posted in: Liverpool continues Premier League title charge as Man United's season keeps getting worse See in context
I was at the Spurs - Man U game. Happy with the win but it was like watching a couple of hungover Sunday league teams trudging around the pitch.
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Posted in: Kurds living in Kawaguchi repeatedly find themselves in the news See in context
They must adapt to the country not the opposite. They are guest here and must act like it.
Yes... this includes Chinese. Vietnamese, Filipinos, Americans and Kurds.
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Posted in: Trump blames diversity hiring as probe into deadly midair collision begins See in context
Trumps fault. Only a week in and he's already screwing everything up.
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Posted in: Osaka bans street smoking ahead of World Expo See in context
Does it include those muppets that vape too?
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Posted in: Why are there so many cults in Japan? See in context
Hello B. I think you might be in a cult.
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Posted in: Why are there so many cults in Japan? See in context
The primary goal of a Christian missionary is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ and inculcate people to become disciples, for example.
Yes. Have seen those horrendous people cycling around in Japan to spread their bile and try to entice people into their particular brand of Christianity. They are usually American. I was accosted in a hotel lobby in Yokohama by one of them. I had to tell him quite forcibly to F.O. in the end.
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Posted in: Why are there so many cults in Japan? See in context
Killing is never part of any Buddhism.
Sōhei were not Buddhist then? Historians would disagree.
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Posted in: Why are there so many cults in Japan? See in context
does not involve a belief in God.
Belief in a deity is not a requirement for a religion.
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Posted in: Why are there so many cults in Japan? See in context
If all religions are cults but Freedom of Religion is protected by the Constitution you can live with that.
Yes as long as they are not hurting people, bothering anyone else or abusing their followers, then they can spout whatever supernatural mumbo jumbo nonsense that they want.
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Posted in: Why are there so many cults in Japan? See in context
not all cults are religions.
Yes
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Libs love Islamic countries but hate Muslim men in the U.S. chasing the American dream.
Posted in: Israel attacks Iran's nuclear and military sites
Posted in: Israel attacks Iran's nuclear and military sites
Posted in: Trump says U.S. Steel controlled by him with 'golden share'
Posted in: Rice price cut rush puts Koizumi back in spotlight ahead of election