I noticed a wave of that right as trump declared war (declared conflict, whatever), people going "I voted for no new wars," but I noticed on /r/conservative that the takes quickly gave way to sudden concern about Iran's nuclear capability as the propaganda mills got their fodder in order.

So many hidden comments there

Who moderates /r/conservative? Whenever I drop into old subreddits these days the whole place feels very astro-turfed. High chance that it's modded by zionists, they have a lot of money and a lot of different organisations that hire full time people to "fight disinformation".

The Myth of the All-Powerful Israel Lobby

https://www.thefp.com/p/coleman-hughes-the-myth-of-the-all-p...

Not an argument.

Between

- ADL

- StandWithUs

- AIPAC

- Zionist Organization of America

- Foundation to Combat Anti-Semitism

- Act.IL / RiseAPP

- Israel Hub

and more, there's enough resources to get Their People into moderator positions at /r/conservative.

Those Zionists are everywhere.

Yes, I've noticed.

They didn't make it into the Jewish Council of Australia: https://www.jewishcouncil.com.au/who-we-are

... but there's certainly no shortage of Zionist pressure and lobby groups wanting leverage and influence.

Another warthog went down today.

Pakistan has nukes already. They hate Israel. They harbored bin laden. Somehow we don't care about any of that. They just got a slap on the wrist I guess. Iran gets the beating stick though.

Yes, puzzling. What might the difference be? Oh, Pakistan isn't devoted to "Death to America" and they're not actually firing rockets at Israel and killing Israelis.

If they were serious they could have you know actually done something to the US all this time. Like closing this straight. Or at the very least extorting it.

Or they could have not enriched uranium.

Yes. They didn't attack the US. We attacked them with no casus belli. Operation Epstein Fuckup.

Article 51 recognizes states' rights to individual or collective self-defense. Israel has a plausible self-defense claim based on the Iranian regime's proxy attacks against it, and its explicit mission of destroying it. If we accept that premise, then by extension Israel's allies also have a right to act in its defense.

There could also be separate arguments that the Iranian plot to assassinate Trump gives the US casus belli.

The way everything is so overleveraged on the success of these companies being packed into ETFs, it would probably take down the whole economy. You'd be able to shut down even more manufacturing without even destroying it just from economic forces. That is unless the US responds by nationalizing everything, which they won't. They'd rather it go to smithereens so someone has a chance to be made wildly rich rebuilding.

Med climate isn't always great year round. They can get winds blowing down from the north that freeze the coast:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bora_(wind)

I'm not sure how sustainable it is at scale but I know someone who winters off a woodburning stove. They basically get their wood for free from trees that come down in their yard or people's yards that they know. They use a hydraulic woodsplitter to manage splitting all the wood.

>Algae needs solar light, so you will have to flood a lot of land to get enough.

Algae is farmed at industrial scales in the ocean, today. Mostly in asia. US is very behind on this industry.

If you are aware of this not hard to manage. Grep. rm -rf. Done. Usually its pretty tiny folders at least. Heavier stuff usually software makes a directory under Documents. Kinda nice in a few cases having it set up like this. For example I can delete the app but preserve my config. Drop the app right back again and no setup its turnkey and works.

grep for what? How am I supposed to know that the Foo app installed stuff under ~/Libraries/Application Support/com.bar.corporation?

Sorry you'd use Find not grep and you'd search for "Foo" or "corporation".

But if you know to do this you know that these things are stored where they are under Libraries.