
PaperbackWriter66
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New bill in Congress would ban enforcement of foreign censorship
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reason.comKramer and Jerry are in Jerry's apartment. Newman appears at the door
J: Hello Newman.
N: Hello Jerry. I was out for my habitual afternoon constitutional when I happened across an historical artefact.
J: What?
N: Forty years ago, shortly before the break-up of the Soviet Union, a postal worker of the Soviet Socialist Republic of Estonia entrusted a letter to a United States Postal Employee here in the State of New York. By sheer happenstance, I have discovered that letter. Contained within, was a description of the location of the legendary lost Soviet submarine, the Seventh Typhoon.
J: So?
N: Jerry, Pepsi-Co Corporation owns that Typhoon! In exchange for forty million cases of Pepsi,
I've read a bunch about Japan in the early game and how taking out China early (1937-38) is easier than doing it later. I don't understand this. I start out with a massive deficit in equipment and an army not much if at all larger than the combined forces of the Chinese factions.
How am I supposed to land a bunch of amphib invasions all over the coast when early on you're capped at 10 divisions max with a 50 day prep time until you research landing craft (a 1940 tech)?
Everyone keeps saying "CAS! CAS! CAS!" but I've got hardly any military factories (31 as of August 28) even after 2 years of building, and I've got to put almost all of them towards artillery, rifles, and support equipment
I inherited my dad's 2005 Corvette. He installed some kind of aftermarket air intake system which isn't legal in California. What are my options for making this CA legal so it can pass smog/get registered?
Thanks.
The ONLY anti-war party in Russia is barred from standing in parliamentary elections
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bbc.com"The law is what it is in the UK" -- British Police Arrest a Man For Buying a Baseball Bat, "The Libertarian" Defends It In The Comments
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reddit.comTLDR: there was no need for the Red October to go through the underwater canyon, they were running on an undetectable silent drive. The only reason to go through the canyon is because you are detectable and need to shake off your pursuers.
Alright, so I love the scene in the movie. It's basically in there because it's so damn cool: flying through the Alps in a plane with no windows by using a chart and a stop-watch. That's a really cool idea and establishes that this Soviet submarine crew are "the best."
But why go through the canyon? It's not just to show how cool You are. In the book and film, it's established that the Soviet Navy made super-accurate charts of an underwater canyon, allo
Reason Magazine: Tulsi Gabbard's not-so-shocking revelation of U.S.-funded veterinary biolabs in Ukraine revives false Russian propaganda
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reason.comJust an observation. You're telling on yourselves.
I was in high school during the first Obama term, when the TEA Party movement was all the rage, Occupy Wall Street was a thing, and you know what was the biggest, most talked about political issue for a couple of years between 2008 and 2011 or so?
The debt, the deficit, and Federal spending.
Since that time, the fundamental picture of the Federal government's finances has not changed at all.
The US Federal Government is headed for a fiscal crisis in the near future, within the next ten years and possibly by the time the next president is inaugurated the crisis will already be upon us!
Here's the basic facts of the situation:
Federal spending on all military-related purposes (includ

