First we seize the oil

Then we seize the water

I mean, it’s not a twist, but yeah, it’s prolly certainly expected. Gallant is a major asset to their plan in Gaza and no way he’s going to detach himself from the project without consequences

Plot Twist: he gets whacked by one of the supporters of the Netanyahu-Gvir clique

Of course, they did, dummy

The Rules: killing anything that moves. Anything that moves is Hamas.

Nah, it’s becoming essentially untenable to live, let alone invest in, due to the Oct. 7 assault’s resulting war, and other war with pro-Gazan forces.

Here’s a video on it

And an article/opinion-piece

Forget it, Maturin

He may be older than me but his knowledge on Syria was prolly born yesterday

Hezbollah is an ambusher fighter, not an offensive fighter, though

Besides, don’t wanna get in another Syrian quagmire

That’s just the way the cookie crumbles. You saw what happened in Iraq and Libya…

That again, some might say this present situation is the best system, compared to the dictat of {insert anti-U.S foreign power}, which, fine, I’m not gonna argue but I’m not going to entertain it

Yeah, give us a linky, man…

*CNN News 18

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Enchante… Why didn’t he fully get out of Syria? Lemme guess, the oil and wheat there?

Depends, yer example presupposes 100%

However, being off by adding an extra 10%, when the immigrant population is around 10%, makes it 50% accurate, at best

What this guy basically said is “but it doesn’t count the children of immigrants in the country”

It’s up in the air til all is clear

It’s been long over due… but now it should be coming

It’s not meant for oversight, nor is it meant to police anything, even if it is sold that way sometimes.

Spake for thy liberal impotence… you do remember a sample of the peacekeeping missions they did:

The Korean War - 1950s

The Congo conflict - 1960s

Rwanda and Yugoslavia - 1990s

Haiti - 2004-2017

Heck, they were there peacekeeping in Libnan and Syria…

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Yes he is…