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Hamas Fires 5,000 Rockets Into Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

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The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has backed a Palestinian bid to become a full UN member by recognising it as qualified to join and recommending the UN Security Council “reconsider the matter favourably”.

The vote by the 193-member UNGA on Friday was a global survey of support for the Palestinian bid to become a full UN member – a move that would effectively recognise a Palestinian state – after the United States vetoed it in the UN Security Council last month.

The assembly adopted a resolution on Friday with 143 votes in favour and nine against – including the US and Israel – while 25 countries abstained. It does not give the Palestinians full UN membership, but simply recognises them as qualified to join.
 

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The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has backed a Palestinian bid to become a full UN member by recognising it as qualified to join and recommending the UN Security Council “reconsider the matter favourably”.

The vote by the 193-member UNGA on Friday was a global survey of support for the Palestinian bid to become a full UN member – a move that would effectively recognise a Palestinian state – after the United States vetoed it in the UN Security Council last month.

The assembly adopted a resolution on Friday with 143 votes in favour and nine against – including the US and Israel – while 25 countries abstained. It does not give the Palestinians full UN membership, but simply recognises them as qualified to join.
I'm all in favor of giving the Sand Monkeys their own country if they'd ****ing promise to stay in it. Gaza Strip could be a billion dollar seaside resort.
I'll go back to what I said before. To his credit, Bill Clinton had a deal that would have gotten them 95% of the land they wanted and Arafat said no because it left out the part about killing all the Jooz.
The Leftys are forgetting who attacked who on October 7. S'all right, it drives more Jooz to the GOP.
 

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I'm all in favor of giving the Sand Monkeys their own country if they'd ****ing promise to stay in it. Gaza Strip could be a billion dollar seaside resort.
I'll go back to what I said before. To his credit, Bill Clinton had a deal that would have gotten them 95% of the land they wanted and Arafat said no because it left out the part about killing all the Jooz.
The Leftys are forgetting who attacked who on October 7. S'all right, it drives more Jooz to the GOP.

There's a reason why none of the other surrounding countries will take gaza refugees. Aside from Biden. There's a reason why Egypt build a defended wall and refuses to let anybody enter. It's because they have destabilized every country that has welcomed them. At this point, you would only allow them if you wanted your own country destabilized. But nobody would want that would they?
 

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There's a reason why none of the other surrounding countries will take gaza refugees. Aside from Biden. There's a reason why Egypt build a defended wall and refuses to let anybody enter. It's because they have destabilized every country that has welcomed them. At this point, you would only allow them if you wanted your own country destabilized. But nobody would want that would they?
They should visit my tree.
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Is it true that Sleepy Creepy is making a deal for >100,000 Palestinians to gain asylum in the US?
 

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Is it true that Sleepy Creepy is making a deal for >100,000 Palestinians to gain asylum in the US?
Yes, as long as they agree to vote Democrat.
 

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Is it true that Sleepy Creepy is making a deal for >100,000 Palestinians to gain asylum in the US?
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Now what'll that ******* think of next?
 

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Obama like it destabilized.
 

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Cloward Piven strategy.
 

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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian are missing following the Sunday crash of their helicopter. The Iranian leaders were returning from a visit to Iran's border with Azerbaijan in northwest Iran when their helicopter went down while flying in mountainous terrain in heavy fog.
USA will get blamed
 

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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian are missing following the Sunday crash of their helicopter. The Iranian leaders were returning from a visit to Iran's border with Azerbaijan in northwest Iran when their helicopter went down while flying in mountainous terrain in heavy fog.
Sounds like the pilot went inadvertent IMC and didn’t recover. Happens in the mountains in Korea a lot. You want pucker factor, you won’t find a much better way to achieve it than going inadvertent IMC. Scary stuff.
 

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Sounds like the pilot went inadvertent IMC and didn’t recover. Happens in the mountains in Korea a lot. You want pucker factor, you won’t find a much better way to achieve it than going inadvertent IMC. Scary stuff.
I never understood this. If I'm a pilot you'd be damned sure I was certified to fly by controls only. and If I wasn't, I sure as hell wouldn't fly if weather was forecasted in my flight path. I mean, weather is a topic in the pre-mission brief. I get it that **** can change quickly, but not training for such events is irresponsible.
 

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I never understood this. If I'm a pilot you'd be damned sure I was certified to fly by controls only. and If I wasn't, I sure as hell wouldn't fly if weather was forecasted in my flight path. I mean, weather is a topic in the pre-mission brief. I get it that **** can change quickly, but not training for such events is irresponsible.
Same **** happened with Kobe Bryant. Flying in fog in mountainous terrain is a fool's errand, even if you're trained.
 

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I never understood this. If I'm a pilot you'd be damned sure I was certified to fly by controls only. and If I wasn't, I sure as hell wouldn't fly if weather was forecasted in my flight path. I mean, weather is a topic in the pre-mission brief. I get it that **** can change quickly, but not training for such events is irresponsible.
Yep, a long list could be made of those that died because of bad pre-flight decisions.
 

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Same **** happened with Kobe Bryant. Flying in fog in mountainous terrain is a fool's errand, even if you're trained.
Stevie Ray Vaughan too. Wouldn't be surprised if there was a lot of pressure on the pilot to fly and sometimes they let ego get in the way of proper decision making.
 

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Stevie Ray Vaughan too. Wouldn't be surprised if there was a lot of pressure on the pilot to fly and sometimes they let ego get in the way of proper decision making.
Jeff Brown, the pilot of the doomed aircraft, was the only one out of the four pilots not certified to fly in instrument conditions.

The Death of SRV was one that hurt. I was backing out of my driveway heading to high school in my 1978 Bronco listening to Paulsen and Kren when they broke the news. I put her in park, my head dropped, and I shed a few tears. I had a bad childhood, verbally and physically abusive, and the blues were getting me through it all. SRV still moves me to this day. The fact that he took the last seat, sparing his brother Jimmie and wife connie, is eerily similar to the day that music died.
 
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