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It's been over a month and more and more information, images, satellite imagery, spy plane footage, iranians that resist the IRGC photos and recordings showing the hell Israel rained down on Iran. Iran knew it was coming and still couldn't do anything, confirmation is out that IAF struck a nuclear research centre which had active centrifuges. Khomenei is also said to be in bad state, and it may see a end to conflict while there is a transition of power and to see what his successor brings to the table.

I suppose if you want to MCU and twist reality. They (hamas) were offered clemency if they surrendered, they were to be allowed to leave Gaza indefinitely and allow the day after to carry out. Since that wasnt considered suffice to say the more likely outcome is they will be trying even harder to kill their own as the walls close around them. Jubalia is Hamas's Baghouz, the last stand, it failed for ISIS, it will fail for them.

STALKER 2 and Delta Force coming soon, its beginning to look a lot like Christmas

Need to keep the momentum, got a rough December with Man U, Liverpool and Villa sandwiched in with a cup quarter final against a nuggety Brentford.

For me if it means they stay away from Isak while breaking their coffers that's fine. I can see why we wanted him 3 years ago but Mike Ashley was to cheap to pay 20m

It doesn't say anything about Israel doing it so why do you assert that it is Israel's problem? The other article didn't have much other than "eye witness says" but I find it strange that a place where people are running around with their phones recording somehow has no recording of it? an eye witness alone is not sufficient to pass the probability test unless it can show beyond reasonable doubt that there is no other explanation as to what could have happened ie: Hamas burned it down because they have more incentive now to cause mass suffering so as to force something of a favourable outcome.

Saving up for the 9800X3D, AMD are killing it now.

Bordeaux now Lyon, the French league are going to ensure they kill all their legacy teams at the alter of FFP.

The Premier League has always had rules, they have had to manufacture rules in the modern game where private ownership and investment has become a prominent thing. The premier leagues only obligation is to create rules pertaining to football and not rules regarding financing and ownership, that falls within the scope of legislative bodies. They could have just created rules on max spending (50m a season max per team) and/or salary limits per week/year, that would have regulation enough and stopped sugar daddy spending sprees, it would have driven the transfer market down to reality and clubs would not be paying the "rashfords" 350k a week unless they wanted to saturate the payroll on fewer players. FFP was created as a means to keep the quote on quote "big teams" arses in the butter while making it look like it was a fair game but in reality it isn't.

I think he would have learned from the last time, that it matters who you build around. It is fundamentally important to surround yourself with big brains, high charisma, high energy type people. If they play this smart they set themselves up for 2028 and a succession plan, it is also enough time to get someone like Ramaswamy capable to run. He does have some obstacles he will need to clear out fast, establishment Republican saboteurs. Romney, McConnel, McCarthy, Christie, Graham. They are charlatans. Then it will be about the policies, the electorate does not like to wait, there are quite a few low hanging fruits to start that process off.

The results were unexpected but astounding, the Democrat talking heads were right about one thing, Democracy was saved, the will of the people was clearly and unambiguously decided upon what the real interests were. The meltdowns were fun for a few days, they are now cliched and boring. I wonder how many are going to use the freedoms they have to leave like they say they will, my guess is not many because nothing the establishment said is going to materialise.

Great win away and 3 away wins in a row against Forest at the City Ground. We hit them well on the counter today, essentially their own medicine. Lewis Hall was brilliant again and deserves his England call up.

Man City have a month of disjointed performances, they look more likely than Liverpool to drop points right now.

Liverpool are deservedly favourites now and should go on to win the league. I think anything less would be disappointing. Arsenal lack goals and City look disjointed, the loss of Rodri has exposed a lot more flaws in that team, selling Palmer and Alvarez was stupid.

https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/isis-terror/who-s-funding-isis-wealthy-gulf-angel-investors-officials-say-n208006 The Sources seem to point towards Qatar being the sponsor, that makes more sense as Qatar currently house Hamas and Hezbollah without ramifications, they are also the rogue gulf state that somehow enjoys protection from US bases. Some suggest that the US in order to threaten co-operation with Qatar with the Gulf states and peripheral nations need to threaten removal of military bases leaving Qatar exposed and vulnerable to the terror groups they intrinsically fund. ISIS FUNDING Saudi Arabia like Turkey may not be trust worthy due to one being largely a fundamentalist state with Wahhabism the core practise and the other beign run by a person that has expressed interest in Sufism and has spoken about a new caliphate with its center in Germany. they are also functionally to weak to take on NATO so they remain compliant.