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They would have merchant marine ships do some of that or run along side the carrier in Thai / Indian waters. Normally they would have been unrep (underway replenish) at sea, but those came from the Dubai Sandbox, which was destroyed. Routes through the gulf were closed.

Why couldn't they re-route resources from their Asian partners? Who knows.

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  • [–] 56 points 2 days ago* (7 children)

    he-admit-it believes in the vision of a Jewish and democratic Israel. 

    https://www.bradlanderforcongress.com/issues

    He's a two state supremacist trying to have it both ways. Call Israel's action a genocide and wrong, but back a Jewish supremacist state. biaoqing-copium

    DSA people apparently falling for magic phrase without the nuance.

    At least he spells it out if you are looking for it. Which I admit is more than most which leave the issue redacted-1redacted-2

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  • [–] 6 points 2 days ago*

    Also Tennesee, stealing the "valor" of a section of a Vienam Memorial highway.

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    https://fox17.com/fox-17-investigates/charlie-kirk-memorial-highway-signs-to-be-moved

    A sign designating part of Vietnam Veterans Boulevard as the Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway is pictured in Sumner County, Tenn. The designation is being moved to Long Hollow Pike after Vietnam veterans objected to placing it on a roadway dedicated to those who served and died in the Vietnam War.

    azan Pike(r) carries the flame

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  • submitted 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) by to c/videos@hexbear.net
     

    Iron breathing microbes that evolved during Snowball Earth period expelling iron nanosphere. The environment had been sealed by glaciers for at least a million years. Life like we never seen before. They had to use a transmission electron micrsoscope to see it. Which also means none of the current life seeking rovers or the Europa Clipper has these instruments. Also gives urgency to get those samples back from mars so we can study them with the big instruments.

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