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>The two news organizations published stories in April – together with The Intercept, Mediapart, ARTE Info, and Konbini News – that revealed the vast amount of French, British, and American military equipment sold to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and subsequently used by those nations to wage war in Yemen.
WOH! Hold on there. Foreign governments engaged in military campaigns against other nations (as in a Hot War) use military resources received/purchased from other nations to fight the war they are currently engaged in.
Well hit me with a tire iron, I'd have never suspected THAT!
And the French Government is arresting reporters for leaking a truly ground breaking report written by half-wit French spooks that confirms the bloody obvious. Meanwhile Macron is doing an extended recreation of the Burning of Rome, staring as Nero himself.
Perhaps if French spooks write a top secret analysis arguing that the sun will rise in the east for the foreseable future, Macron could arrest YellowVests for congregating at sunrise.
>Make Rail Great Again
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>We will get a huge boost from saving transport charges by using land-based transportation too.
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>Always struck me as asinine to import Chinese steel, delivered by boat, when building materials should be coming in by rail
That post was almost, but not entirely, bereft of anything resembling information.
While it would be a sight to see a COSCO shipping container cargo vessle rolling down the highways to various land locked locales, there is a reason why ships, cargo planes, semis, and MOTHER FUCKING CARGO RAIL CARS are designed to quickly load and unload cargo containers.
Unless anon is implying the equally bizarre notion that only coastal cities use steel.
Fortunately, HP's technology company purchases over the last three decades of technology companies has been resounding successes.
I mean look at the Synergies! New Crays will run the ever popular HP-Unix. They could offer a Cray line of high end (kek) effectively generic white box servers. Cray for Windows.
Or they could fire everyone at Cray who don't do contract maintenance for existing costumers, run down those contracts, and canabalize all of Crays IP.
>that it's not the software that caused the problem.
This is a statement only a crooked lawyer could love. The "cause" of the problem was the redesign the 737 needed to use the new engines. This redesign left the plane with some buggy flight dynamics. From what I understand the planes would start ocillating between a potentially stalling nose up and back to level flight. Autopilot software was updated to deal with the issue. While it may not be particularly buggy software, when a bug shows up, people die.
Lawyers suing Boeing want to focus on actual air frame problems likely because their is a quicker easier path for their suits.
>Read my post again, in context of Trump removing tariffs on steel for Mexico and Canada - which would then ship steel by rail car.
I'll type this slowly as I know reading isn't one of yourstrong suits. It's not one of your weak suits either. It is a suit you are quite bereft of.
The rail lines do not CARE HOW steel enters the US goods distribution transportation network.
Steel from China offloading in Long Beach is going to travel to it's final destination via a combination of Truck/Rail/Barge. Same this for Steel made in Pitsburgh.
You have to have to be AOC to think otherwise.
The stupid burns.
Look shit for brains. My argument specifically states that the rail system in the US is NOT effected by who makes the damned steel.
You are arguing that it does, and I use "arguing" very loosely here. It's more like it popped into your head like a fart in church and you let 'er rip in the bread.
Unless you can show some moderately impactful reasoning and evidence to support your bizarre statement, I'll leave you to stew in your arrogant ignorance.
Sources close to the White House criticize Trump's use of bullshit at his rallies. He's the mother fuckings
president for fucks sake. That's fucking bullshit. Some assholes precious fucking brat might have heard it."
>How many passengers do you think this jet can hold? 20?
Are you asking for the number that can fit in the plane and the plane can still fly?
Or are you thinking like a clown car, world record for packing clowns into an airplane fussilage kinda number?