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  2. Poll: 74% of Israelis oppose counterstrike on Iran if it harms security alliances Nearly three-quarters of the Israeli public oppose a retaliatory strike on Iran for its massive missile attack on the country if such action would harm Israel’s security alliance with its allies, according to a poll published Tuesday. https://www.timesofisrael.com/poll-74-of-israelis-oppose-counterstrike-on-iran-if-it-harms-security-alliances/
  3. The Israeli war cabinet has not confirmed whether Israel's strike will be within Iran or outside it. All they've said is that it will be one or the other. The US seems to believe that Israel will choose to target Iran's proxies.
  4. Gee, I wonder whose running silent today.
  5. Seems Israel has decided on how to respond to Iran, the cabinet has unanimously decided that a strike on a sensitive area of Iran needs to be done with various ministers urging that it needs to be done as soon as possible. My guess is by the end of the week something in Iran will be bombed by Israel, I am also guessing it will be close to or inside of Tehran. Probably be something that will have few to no casualties.
  6. NASA’s Fermi Mission Sees No Gamma Rays from Nearby Supernova Related stories:
  7. Those are two different charges, murder one and manslaughter. In a so called hate crime there is no accident. There would be no hate manslaughter, just manslaughter. It's a stupid addition meant to please stupid people and give some illusion that more justice is done. It's not.
  8. Today
  9. And chants of “death to America” are motivated by love?
  10. It would help to understand both the ‘ghost of time’ when the guide stones were carved and the reason it was accepted: Sir Francis Galton was a pioneer in the field of eugenics, proposing the stratification of society based on hereditary traits to improve the human population. He believed that selective breeding of individuals with desirable traits could enhance the overall genetic quality of society while discouraging reproduction among those deemed less desirable. This concept aimed to promote the inheritance of favorable characteristics and suppress detrimental ones, ultimately shaping a “better” human population. However, his ideas have been widely criticized and rejected due to ethical concerns and flawed scientific premises. Sir Francis Galton influenced various individuals and movements during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His ideas on eugenics had an impact on the development of the eugenics movement itself, as well as on prominent figures such as Charles Darwin, who was his cousin. Galton’s work also influenced policymakers, scientists, and social reformers of his time, shaping discussions around topics such as heredity, intelligence, and social engineering. Several nations, particularly in the early 20th century, subscribed to eugenics principles to varying degrees. These included countries such as the United States, Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, and Canada. Eugenics policies and programs were implemented in different forms, ranging from sterilization laws to immigration restrictions, aimed at promoting the reproduction of individuals considered “fit” and limiting the reproduction of those deemed “unfit” based on eugenic criteria. However, it’s important to note that the extent and implementation of eugenics varied widely among nations, and many of these policies have since been widely discredited and abandoned due to their unethical nature and scientific flaws. All of this brought us to the Georgia guidestones
  11. Scholar4Truth

    Can you name all the State Capitals

    Lansing. Capital of Rhode Island.
  12. A Solar Neighborhood Census, Thanks to NASA Citizen Science
  13. I think it was his son who did it and he was the accessory. He was still a prick though.
  14. Have any white straight conservatives been a victim of hate crimes, or does that just apply to certain people? For example: Taking a Maga hat off someone's head and ripping it to shreds
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