Russia’s Curious Silence in Nagorno Karabakh: Missing in Action or Biding Its Time?
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This Overlooked Variable Is the Key to the Pandemic
Another story that shocks only because it appears in the New York Times. Vilified Early Over Lax Virus Strategy, Sweden Seems to Have Scourge Controlled
Is The War Over Nagorno-Karabakh Already At A Stalemate?
When a conflict stalemates, you can either wind it down or wind it up….. Cities Under Fire as Armenia-Azerbaijan Fighting Intensifies
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Project Educate Deb #13 The 6 Day War
A brief overview.
More detail mostly from an Israeli perspective……
Now almost everyone in America regardless of the political spectrum makes the Middle Eastern history to be all about Israel. And sadly, I can’t fix that by posting videos because nobody seems to be making good ones that address this. But I can give you a little teaser of what is being left out of the above histories…….
What does the above clip have to do with the 6 Day War? Egypt had 70 thousand of its best troops in the Yeman when the war broke out with Israel. They lost about 26,000 troops in Yeman compared to only losing about 15 thousand troops in the 6 day war albeit over a longer time frame. I could go on and on. But the point is, you can’t really understand Egypt at the time by only looking at its relations with Israel.
The same point could be made about the Middle East as a whole.
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The shocker is that this is in the New York Times. The Truth About Today’s Anarchists
Here’s The Latest On Federal Agencies’ Targeted Harassment Of The Federalist
I wonder how much of this is straight reporting and how much is slander. Inside a California Covid Revolt
Armenian PM Claims Evidence of Turkish Support for Azerbaijan
Seriously? Moderator of Second Presidential Debate Served as an Intern for Joe Biden
Guess How the Times Knows So Much About Tax Losses Trump Uses
GCHQ discovered ‘nationally significant’ vulnerability in Huawei equipment
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War Between Armenia and Azerbaijan Threatens to Drag in Bigger Participants Also Russia Says Syria, Libya Fighters Deployed to Karabakh Conflict
Virginia Forces Christian Ministries to Adopt ‘Government Ideology’ or Pay $100K
Filipinos make up 4% of nurses in the US, but 31.5% of nurse deaths from COVID-19
The AP Stylebook Now Doesn’t Want a Riot to Be Called a ‘Riot’
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Armenia Says Warplane Downed; Azerbaijan and Turkey Deny It
Washington emergency responders first to use SpaceX’s Starlink internet in the field: ‘It’s amazing’
I am skeptical of the methodology but I like the message all the same. Car Seats as Contraception
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How the NFL is playing through COVID-19, and in the process, exposing the ‘casedemic’
This post buries the lead. You have to get half way through before you read….. Here’s what they did: They bought insurance. And it wasn’t only these two chit-chatters who bought insurance — it was the entire department and, moreover, they bought the insurance on the taxpayers’ dime:
AP Analysis: Dark days ahead for Lebanon as crisis bites
The thing that is not spelled out (because the author supports Trump?) is the most likely reason he was able to roll the money forward is deferred losses. I have always thought that the main reason Trump did not want to show his tax returns is that they show he was not as great a businessman as he likes to portray himself. People are misreading the New York Times’ article about Trump’s taxes