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World war 3 now imminent
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I want my old pre-2000 Diesel back that ran on 100% cooking oil.Originally posted by AtW View PostGood time to refuel cars tomorrow..."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Saudis have plenty of other refineries they can ramp up production at.Originally posted by AtW View PostGood time to refuel cars tomorrow...Comment
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But then the oil price will not go sky high. Tinfoil hatters are saying the drones were USA as a false flag operation with the Saudis in on it so they get more for their oil.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSaudis have plenty of other refineries they can ramp up production at.
Presumably the USA have decent surveillance in the region so know the drones true origin and likely perps, whether that really is Iran or not.
Saudi oil attacks: US blames Iran for drone strikes on two sites - BBC NewsMaybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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like the germans started WW II beause they felt they deserved more, now few years in brexit, starvation on the street , I can see the UK raising to a dictator and attacking the world to prove its greatness.
But not concerned about russia. When they want to get you, you wouldnt even know.Comment
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But we have no nuclear weapons so no worries there.Originally posted by gooddayall View Postlike the germans started WW II beause they felt they deserved more, now few years in brexit, starvation on the street , I can see the UK raising to a dictator and attacking the world to prove its greatness.Comment
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Turkey shelling US troops after not all of them pulled out.
Turkey Syria offensive: US builds pressure to halt incursion against Kurds - BBC News
Turkey to call Nato to defend it against the USA if it kicks off.On Friday, the Pentagon said its base near the northern Syrian town of Kobane - an area known by Turkey to have US forces present - had seen shell fire from Turkish positions.
"All US troops are accounted for with no injuries," Navy Captain Brook DeWalt said in a statement. "The US demands that Turkey avoid actions that could result in immediate defensive action."
Turkey denied deliberately targeting US forces.
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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