

I’m just stating facts. China is a geopolitical rival that cannot be trusted by the EU. Less militarily dangerous than Russia, but economically dangerous in every way.
You seem very emotional about it though.


I’m just stating facts. China is a geopolitical rival that cannot be trusted by the EU. Less militarily dangerous than Russia, but economically dangerous in every way.
You seem very emotional about it though.


China is off doing naval drills with Russia in South Africa right now. They’re actively working against Europe in Ukraine. Not really a trustworthy partner for anything.


That they’re already happy to let us mine and extract.
Again, there is zero justification for taking allied land by force. The only reason is that they want to do things that would piss off Denmark, and all of those things would also piss off America.


There’s zero reason to need to control Greenland any more to regulate shipping. The US had 6000 troops in Greenland during the cold war.


The US has all that now, without invading an ally. So again, the only reason the US needs Greenland, is to do things that would piss off Denmark.


The only reason the US would need greater access to Greenland would be to attack Europe.


It depends on the size and geography of your installation. Everywhere short of the arctic circle, solar is more dependable than wind for a single home size or smaller installation. Wind and tidal power come in when you can throw up a bunch of 300m windmills to power a town. Wind in particular needs a very large area, and multiple disbursed areas are even better.


The American dream is now to escape America.
Maybe, or they just want some intimacy or titilation.
They could also just be distracting me before a vicious tickling.


Why do you think there’s dirt on your window sill after the tooth fairy visits?


What kind of weirdo doesn’t like celery? Next you’re going to tell me rhubarb is too tart, or you have to cook fennel.
All part of the plan.
They used to, back when the League of Women voters ran the debates and asked real questions. That’s why they stopped allowing that.


Saw a documentary on the construction technique a while back. It’s not as hard as it seams, but it is a shit ton of work. I’m not sure who worked harder, the guy chiseling on a rock all day every day, or the people feeding that guy that just chisels on a rock all damn day.
Higher than water viscosity, but nice try.
Those were a broth with aspirations.
I’m pretty sure Al could play a guitar, can the other two sing or play drums?
Broth is cooked, sauce has viscosity, and to be a beverage, it would need to be the majority of the thing. So none of the above. It’s a mixture, until you eat enough of the cereal, then it’s a beverage.
Apparently they’re looking at tying together hundreds of stand alone generators from Caterpillar.