Cannot imagine the engineering required to land on a 20x30m asteroid, very cool
The US doesn't have the ability to do that, they aren't even self sufficient yet. Not saying you're wrong but they're years away from being in a position to do that
What even is the end goal here? The US got about as good a deal as they could hope for, lots of things they could stall or just refuse to do in the future. They didn't even wait a few months to restock on oil or start sending troops over for round 2. Is it really gonna be pointless flailing around until Trump kicks the bucket?
It really is over for Ukraine lol, they aren't even willing to do the performative shit against Russia anymore
Mining engineering is a very specific type of degree and is also the kind of degree that sometimes has you living in a tent next to some mine in Montana for months at a time. Unless you're very passionate about economic geology, there are a lot of better options for engineers.
The Hill briefly posts an article titled DO NOT USE: A Lookback at Mitch McConnell's time in the Senate

I really need to go back and finish Dark Forces II, it's like right at the edge of my jank tolerance and I keep dropping it halfway through. It's a shame too because Jedi Outcast is soooooo good
I've been using futbol-libres.su, the Telemundo stream usually works. Need an adblocker though
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Not at all, that will take months at best or maybe years if they don't want to spike oil prices. It might be enough to keep the US going for a while, though.