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In "Ensign Ro", Captain Picard tells a Bajoran refugee leader that the Federation expressed sympathies for the Bajorans, but was unable to intervene due to the Prime Directive.

If this was just some skirmish between a couple of non-aligned planets, that would make sense. But the Federation was at war with the Cardassians in the 2350s and 2360s. In the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries on Earth it was common for belligerent powers to supply terrorist and guerilla groups with weapons, advisors, and other support when those groups were fighting their enemies.

And the same thing happened during the Federation-Klingon conflicts of the late 2200s. The Klingons attempted to take over the strategi

I read about this a while back on r/personalfinance. Geico doesn't advertise it and makes it really hard to get, but they will give you an 8% discount on car insurance premiums if you hold at least one share of BRK.B, since Berkshire-Hathaway owns them. They offer 8% discounts for a lot of professional and trade associations and the shareholder discount doesn't stack with those.

It took me a while to get the discount. I called them after my biannual premiums went up this year. The CSR I talked gave me a really weird answer and said that they used to offer it, but it was taxed. I e-mailed them a few days later and they told me that I was eligible for the Berkshire-Hathaway shareholder

So in the series finale of DS9, the Federation, Klingon, and Romulan fleets launch a massive assault against the home system of the Cardassian Union.

Why were they able to strike Cardassia Prime directly?

Normally I work at the bar on a golf course. But since that's closed I've been working on the golf side of things. Basically, I'm at the entrance of our satellite course to make sure that people pay, that they don't try to play twice, that they don't smuggle alcohol onto the course, and that they ride one person per cart.

Most people are fine with the one person per cart rule. A few couples have complained about it, but there are no exceptions.

In the past week, I've caught two separate pairs trying to get around the rule by having one guy drive the cart and the other one hold onto the back. Each time I radioed it in and a golf pro showed up and told them if they did it again they'd be

So yeah I'm one of those guys that went out to buy ammo and another gun because I'm afraid of how people will react to the country being shut down for a few weeks and I want to protect myself

I bought a handgun and NICS took about half an hour. It came back with "Delay." The clerk said that they'd been getting Delays all day. I have two misdemeanor arrests so I'm guessing that's why I got the Delay. Normally I get flagged for "further review" and then get a "Proceed."