They can't deny the terrible acts perpetrated by the US, so they try to reclaim some moral superiority by accepting and repeating the completely unsubstantiated (and in some cases, ridiculous) smears against Assange.
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They can't deny the terrible acts perpetrated by the US, so they try to reclaim some moral superiority by accepting and repeating the completely unsubstantiated (and in some cases, ridiculous) smears against Assange.
And thanks for the interview link.
What are some countries that aren't nations?
This is correct except for tanks [0], where Russia has about 3 times more than US. This is not unexpected, given that no-one is going to invade US by land, and that Russia has been repeatedly invaded by land.
[0] https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Military/Arm...?
Unhinged hyperbole. Nothing about RMS is remotely terrifying.
It is the unchecked power and intolerance of your movement, that is truly terrifying.
We are all lucky that you have the power of divination. Thank you for keeping us all safe.
Well to be fair, it's completely understandable that US astronauts would never be allowed unsupervised access to a Russian spacecraft. Hell, US are lucky they even are granted any Soyuz flights at all, given the crazy Russophobe behaviour.
I would add that Narcissistic Personality Disorder, like all personality disorders, is essentially unfixable [0]. However it's unlikely that OP has NPD, since someone who actually has an NPD would not be aware if it.
[0] According to my psych friend.
[0] https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/01/the-real-story-behin...?
Actually, they don't quite match at all.
Sanders campaign released partial results on 4th/Feb that shows Sanders:29% and Buttigieg:24% [1][2]
[1] https://twitter.com/HCTrudo/status/1224578194948468739 [2] https://www.salon.com/2020/02/04/sanders-campaign-releases-i...?
"In negotiations with Eden on the issue of Aerocobras you acted cowardly. This is not worthy of the Soviet ambassador. The British behaviour on the question of the Aerocobras, I consider the height of arrogance. The British had no right to redirect our cargo to their account without prior consent. The reference of the British to the fact that forwarding occurred by order of America is a jesuitism(?). Not hard to understand that America acted here at the request of the British. Don't let the British think that we will tolerate the insults inflicted on us not the first time by the English rulers. Soviet government requires that 154 Aerocobras captured by the British be immediately returned to the Soviet Union. We urge you to bring this British piracy to the attention of layers of British society. I regret departure of Beaverbrook: while Beaverbrook was in charge of British supply, England faithfully fulfilled its obligations, after Beaverbrook departed England became treacherous."
Minor typo in your lecture notes just after equation (22).
"The assume the flow is steady, inviscid and and incompressible."
should be
"They assume..."
People's search (need?) for offense is becoming pathological.
IMHO it's creator Don Libes [2] is an original-thinker/innovator in the same league as Ousterhout.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expect?
Baltics and Crimea are not comparable. - Crimea has Russia's only warm water port and would never be given up - Russia already has Baltic access (Kaliningrad and StPetersburg) - Crimea has been majority ethnic Russian for centuries and welcomes Russia - Baltics hate Russia
In summary, there is absolutely no logical reason Russia would annex Baltic state.
However, there are plenty reasons why non-Russian interests always repeat this narrative.
A compressor is not the reverse of a IC engine.
IC engine is a heat engine, and the reverse of that is a heat pump (not a compressor).
Furthermore, Carnot efficiency refers to heat engine efficiency.
I'm not going to defend Alex Jones here, but surely you realise that this metric includes many main stream, "respected" media organisations?
I assume therefore, that you must not be Australian [1]
[1] https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2018/12/new_australia...?