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1 hour ago, Mark F said:

destroyer  of science libraries. 

 

"Harper has shut down 16 research libraries during his time in government. While the closures have attracted some media attention and news stories, there have been few detailed reports."

lethbridge agricultural centre library.

 

"The disposal of the collection took place over a couple of weeks in August. A couple of summer students boxed up journals. The boxes sat outside the basement library on pallets for a few days. But then, over the next week-and-a-half, the students began filling an extra-large dumpster with journals and old reports.

When the news story about the trashing of the library’s holdings broke, the dumpster was immediately emptied."

the observer.

His silencing of the Canadian scientific community was monstrous

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Israeli Protests Reignite As Netanyahu Pushes New Justice Bill

TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel’s business hub Tel Aviv saw the biggest anti-government protest in weeks on Saturday against a renewed push by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s hard-right coalition to overhaul the justice system.

Tens of thousands demonstrated across the country, with the rally in Tel Aviv drawing crowds far larger than recent protests, news channels N12 News and Channel 13 reported.
Nationwide demonstrations began in January when the government announced a plan to overhaul the judiciary with a legislation package that would roll back some Supreme Court powers and give the coalition decisive sway in picking judges.

The protests subsided a little from late March when Netanyahu, under pressure at home and abroad, suspended the plan for compromise talks with opposition parties meant to reach broad agreement over justice reforms.

But, deeming the talks pointless last month, Netanyahu re-launched his government’s quest to rein in what it sees as an overreaching, left-leaning and elitist Supreme Court, though he has said the new proposals are more moderate.

Parliament is expected next week to hold the first of three votes on the first new bill, which limits some of the Supreme Court’s power to rule against decisions by the government, ministers and elected officials.
The opposition says that move is another dangerous step towards curbing judicial independence that would eventually subject the Supreme Court to politicians and open the door to corruption.

Protest leaders have said they plan to intensify demonstrations next week.

“We have no choice, we have to defend our democracy,” said Sigal Peled-Leviatan, 51, a tech worker demonstrating in Tel Aviv.

The government’s drive to overhaul the judiciary has stirred fears for Israel’s democratic health and dented the economy, with the shekel falling more than 5% since it began.

Even as he argues his innocence in a long-running corruption trial, Netanyahu has sought to ease concern among Western allies and foreign investors.

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poland invade ukraine  😂

I guess if you can bet on trump and win, any gambit seems reasonable.

or, losing it.

 

 

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Posted
4 hours ago, Mark F said:

poland invade ukraine  😂

I guess if you can bet on trump and win, any gambit seems reasonable.

or, losing it.

 

 

Between Russian war losses, political setbacks and the near-civil war, Putin is the weakest he has ever been and is throwing out as many threats as possible in the hopes that one of them might have traction. 

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                                                                  Putin continues to kill off any potential opposition:

                                                  Another one bites the dust.. and another one..

 

 

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                                                                                               Putin's war is going well......

 

                                                                Three days to Kyiv has turned into Child Solider Training in Russian Schools

Posted
11 minutes ago, bustamente said:

People of the world need to wake up as leaders are trying to grab power and become authoritarian rulers, democracies are being put to the test 

Well correct me if I am wrong but according to star trek we're getting close to WW3 time...

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So now that the Ukraine-NATO offensive has observably failed, which was the obvious outcome since the start of the SMO, and they're now pretty much scraping the bottom of the barrel on munitions, tanks and troops... How long till the neoclowns start peace talks? How long till they get rid of Zelensky? Will they then pivot to China and lose two major engagements to keep their streak alive?

 

 

 

 

 

1 minute ago, Tracker said:

                                                          Completely normal phenomenom

I wonder if Abe Froman will be at his wake.

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Posted
8 minutes ago, bluto said:

So now that the Ukraine-NATO offensive has observably failed, which was the obvious outcome since the start of the SMO, and they're now pretty much scraping the bottom of the barrel on munitions, tanks and troops... How long till the neoclowns start peace talks? How long till they get rid of Zelensky? Will they then pivot to China and lose two major engagements to keep their streak alive?

 

 

 

 

 

I wonder if Abe Froman will be at his wake.

Just Oscar Meyer.

Posted (edited)
9 hours ago, bluto said:

So now that the Ukraine-NATO offensive has observably failed, which was the obvious outcome since the start of the SMO, and they're now pretty much scraping the bottom of the barrel on munitions, tanks and troops... How long till the neoclowns start peace talks? How long till they get rid of Zelensky? Will they then pivot to China and lose two major engagements to keep their streak alive?

Wait.. what?

How has the Ukrainian offensive failed? It hasn't even ramped up yet. 

Who uses "SMO"? other than russians? It's a war. the aggressor is russia.

Peace talks might be on the horizon. Who is gettin grid of Zelenski?

 

These are interesting takes and I am interested in hearing more.  On the russian war on Ukraine, it's pretty one sided here- very interested in hearing another take. 

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39 minutes ago, Wanna-B-Fanboy said:

Wait.. what?

How has the NATO offensive failed? It hasn't even ramped up yet. 

Who uses "SMO"? other than russians? It's a war. the aggressor is russia.

Peace talks might be on the horizon. Who is gettin grid of Zelenski?

 

These are interesting takes and I am interested in hearing more.  On the russian war on Ukraine, it's pretty one sided here- very interested in hearing another take. 

I find some conveniently downplay/ignore who the aggressor was that started this whole thing.The only response I here when directly pressing them on this is oh this war has been going on well before Russia took the offensive here. 
 

Okay, and?

Posted
54 minutes ago, HardCoreBlue said:

I find some conveniently downplay/ignore who the aggressor was that started this whole thing.The only response I here when directly pressing them on this is oh this war has been going on well before Russia took the offensive here. 
 

Okay, and?

Yeah, the many other times that Russia was the aggressor.  Have never heard of any point when Ukraine has done anything in the past to provoke Russia in any way.

Posted
23 minutes ago, Sard said:

Yeah, the many other times that Russia was the aggressor.  Have never heard of any point when Ukraine has done anything in the past to provoke Russia in any way.

They existed without a puppet government! How much more aggression do you need to see?

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