The motives for Rahman’s alleged leaks weren’t immediately clear.
I was also confused at the end and had to reread it a couple of times. The “author” was piggybacking off the second-to-last paragraph.
Tinder match = internet friends.
As a former copywriter, the thought that news editors are allowed to write this way and claim it’s both readable, and in accordance with vernacular grammar style, makes me irrationally angry.
I didn’t see it as woo-woo, I think they were just pointing out that the billionaire class used the “wokeness” issue to distract from any scrutiny by the working class.
Only DemocracyTM in the Middle East.
These movements demonstrate the flexible nature of U.S. global defense posture and U.S. capability to deploy world-wide on short notice to meet evolving national security threats.
Secretary Austin continues to make clear that should Iran, its partners, or its proxies use this moment to target American personnel or interests in the region, the United States will take every measure necessary to defend our people.
So they’re pretty much admitting the THAAD was sent to “Israel” so 100 American soldiers can be cannon fodder just so the US can nuke Iran the second one of them gets a splinter.
Worst? What’s Virgil up to these days?
the IDF slowed its pace of operations and began methodically reentering areas and ripping out subterranean and above-ground infrastructure.
Because we love it when the King of Burgerland waves to us from his royal balcony.
This is the climax of capitalism and politics reaching their peak at the same time.
The President of America waving from a McDonalds drive through! As American as apple pie!
I don’t have a position on this. I’m just trying to clarify what was said:
CIA leaker caught with no known motive.
The same day, an Air Force Reservist was sentenced for leaking to impress friends online.
CIA guy leaked specific information about the strike and nothing else.
Commander Cosplay leaked a bunch of random stuff he thought would get him a date.