What’s the source for the video?

Funny thing it’s a phrase from the Hebrew Bible

We are waiting for the Midterms. There is no sense in blowing up America now, when we still have a couple of legal options left. If we get through the Midterms and 2028, we might be able to rebuild.

I wonder how many foreigners you guys are willing to sacrifice. You know that without the US’ support, the genocide in Gaza would not be possible, right?

Precision bombing is a myth. When you bomb you’re ok with hitting hospitals, schools, etc.

Am I the only one who has never experienced an issue with RyanAir?

No I’m sure there’s plenty of people who have never been on one of their flights

Yeah, and bombing from the sky goes through all of them quite fast

More than one. Source: went through some shit.

It’s the same for normal people.

that’s markdown for you, one newline doesn’t really make a newline, you need to add two spaces before. Or use two newlines, which makes a new paragraph.

You can pretend you can be civilized in a war, but truthfully war is barbarous and criminal in of itself. The crime started when the war started. Investigate all you want and pretend your conscience is clear, it won’t change anything.

Oil prices climbed above $100 a barrel Friday even after the U.S. temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian crude in a bid to ease supply disruption.

Brent crude futures, the international benchmark, climbed 0.5% to $100.96 per barrel early in the day, while West Texas Intermediate futures edged higher to $95.80 .

The U.S. has temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian oil already at sea, in a bid to boost the reach of existing crude supply, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said late Thursday. “This narrowly tailored, short-term measure applies only to oil already in transit and will not provide significant financial benefit to the Russian government,” he said in a social-media post on X.

The temporary authorization runs until April 11 , according to a general license posted by the Treasury department.

The Trump administration is also considering waiving the century-old Jones Act – a maritime law that requires all vessels carrying goods between two U.S. ports to be American built and owned, Bloomberg reported. A potential 30-day exemption would apply largely to vessels carrying oil, gasoline, diesel, liquefied natural gas, and fertilizer, it added.

It would be the latest in a series of measures by the U.S. and other countries to bring down surging energy prices. The International Energy Agency announced that its 32 member countries will release 400 million barrels of emergency oil reserves – the largest release in history – earlier this week.

But oil prices have just kept rising. Goldman Sachs analysts now expect Brent crude prices to average more than $100 a barrel in March, and $85 in April, according to a note Friday.

Events in the Middle East , and the Strait of Hormuz , in particular, remain the biggest driver for energy markets.

Several ships have been struck in recent days and Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said the strait should remain closed in comments read out on state television Thursday.

Another key route for oil could soon become a flashpoint in the war. Iran -backed Houthis in Yemen and other groups stand ready to join the conflict and Iran’s semiofficial Fars News Agency said their involvement could lead to the closure of the Bab el- Mandeb Strait , The Wall Street Journal reported.

It’s a passage that connects the Red Sea with the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean .

Four crew members on board a U.S. refueling aircraft that crashed in western Iraq Thursday have died, U.S. Central Command said in a post on X Friday. “The circumstances of the incident are under investigation. However, the loss of the aircraft was not due to hostile fire or friendly fire,” it added.

President Donald Trump ramped up his rhetoric in a Truth Social post early Friday, though it didn’t suggest an imminent end to the conflict.

“We are totally destroying the terrorist regime of Iran , militarily, economically, and otherwise,” Trump said. “We have unparalleled firepower, unlimited ammunition, and plenty of time,” he added.

That last part, in particular, won’t please investors. Global markets are eager for a swift end to the Iran war – the growing signs of a prolonged conflict have pushed oil prices higher in recent days, despite the continued efforts of the U.S. and other countries to ease the disruption.

The court can sell the Boeing 737 at public auction if the debt is not paid by a deadline.

You’re drinking the Kool-aid. They don’t care about collateral damage. Nobody in power does, it’s just a show.

And a lot of other innocent people too, what’s your point?

All of this is a theatre… If you go to war these things happen, investigating how is, in fact, moot. You can’t start a war and keep your hands clean

Eh they could just open a third front, what could go wrong

seems like you really understood the point

It says both things

Kademlia

Holy shit I hadn’t read that name since the eMule days

That’s the thing with wars, when you start one, innocents die and suffer. There are no clean wars, no surgical strikes, nothing of that bullshit. When you do this, you’re ok with innocents paying the price. It’s especially vile when you do it from across the globe nonchalantly.

“Average Germans weren’t Nazis!” energy