Formerlyfarman [none/use name]

He has all the big words, the best words.

This has been my take on israel for years, do it in Germany/ Poland.

Mexico.

Where I live electricity is rationed, gass is not. I can afford to cook with gas. If I were to use electricity I would exceed the allowed usage and they would charge insane fees.

Where I live electricity is rationed, gass is not. I can afford to cook with gas. If I were to use electricity I would exceed the allowed usage and they would charge insane fees.

The thing is that this has actually been disproven by Gregory clark, in his study of long trends in the english economy, were he shows macroeconomic indicators have no correlation to institutions. Or changes in institutions. The answer he comes up with is equally absurd, but that’s another topic.

And by Robert Allen, who showed in a recent paper that migration and wages were process that regulated each other in European colonies. The higher agricultural productivity the higher wages and the more migration, Mexico had lower agricultural productivity given early modern tech and so it was poorer, since it received less migration, Spain was also poorer. So essentially since the yanks exterminated the natives there was a lot more land for yeoman farmers in the us than in Mexico.

That being said the great M. M. Postan published a series of articles 70 years ago were he shows how these theories don’t fit the historical record. Institutions matter much less than changes in the technique of production, wich historically are driven by demographics.

No. Syria was a net importer of oil. The goal was to destroy Syria to affect the stability of the region, make it harder to arm Hezbollah, and maybe to create a power vacuum were turkey and Israel can move in. And to make an example of the enemies of the empire.

Those were apparently detachable boosters of the marv. The warheads are really cheap when compared to rocket fuel.

I think they are changing the old warheads with hypersonic ones on the old missiles.

They didn’t use kheybar shekan missiles, wich had been very successful in previous attack, and we saw that missiles in Yemen that looked like a kheybar shekan with a Fatah warhead, so I think they refitted those first, since they are the newer models.

https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2024/10/02/734387/explainer-which-missiles-iran-used-op-true-promiseII-israel

If so this was a great success. Perhaps that’s why their incursion into Lebanon stoped? We will see if the air raid intensity diminishes. Just 1 f-35 can pay for 200+ of the new rockets, and these are mostly the outdated ones.

So they found out when they caught movement in their satellites?

If so that’s good news, because most of those were old, big, liquid fuel rockets that take a lot of time to move and launch. The new generation is solid fuel, and smaller so they can be stored and transported in commercial shipping containers and fired in about 4 min.

All mid range ballistic misiles are hypersonic before impact. What makes a hypersonic missile special is it’s ability to maneuver or to fly in more horizontal trajectories at those speeds. So you are right that this likely isn’t it, but it was a hypersonic impact.

They are one of the worst countries. They ethnically cleansed 200k Armenians. Persecute shia clergy and I assume lay practitioners, support Israel, are essentially a comprador regime that gives away oil propping industrial civilisation and gets to act as a pawn of empire in return. They need to go.

Also, it’s a Hong Kong situation, it should have been reverted to Iranian control but the Soviet union didn’t agree.

I wish they would retake Baku.

Too deep, any attack on those is gonna be small scale sabotage.

How are they gonna get the cum out without that module?

That sucks then. Shouldn’t do that.

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How long does it take them to sortie all the planes tho? If it takes more than the flight time of the misiles some will be sitting ducks.

I saw a post here were his plane took off before the misiles arrived?