The problem is not that the Ukrainian government cannot manage fair elections during war time, the problem is that they have never won a fair election. They lost in 2010 and overthrew the government in the 2014 Euromaidan revolution. This naturally destroyed people's faith in the democratic process, demolishing turnout in those areas that won the 2010 election but weren't within rioting distance of the capital.
The source is this tweet.
Even the so-called 'anti-immigration' parties or politicians will be matriculated into the same pro-immigration cult
Unlike Sustainable Australia, One Nation was anti-immigrant before it was cool. That's the one party I'd expect to actually follow through.
I don't know what level of precision the altimeters are supposed to have, but it's obviously insane to do night flying in an 0-200 foot corridor on altimeters you think are only accurate to +/- 200 feet. Even though the altimeters were less inaccurate than they thought they were, what they thought they knew was a massive (false) red flag.
That isn't what disqualifies it, in my opinion. There are other "cult classic" movies that failed initially but found later success - like the 1982 The Thing - but from what Wikipedia says the Goonies was already financially successful and positively reviewed when it was released.
Are these social security recipients, or just people in the system? If someone goes missing or emigrates and as a result they aren't stricken off the roster when they die this is a vulnerability, but it's not itself proof that the vulnerability is being exploited.
It's not new information - the discovery was published in a book in 2014 - but it sounds credible enough. The criticisms of the finding seem to mostly be non sequiturs, and one fair criticism that the second set of DNA cannot prove that the shawl belonged to the victim after the shawl has been in prolonged proximity to other members of that family.
Not really - the reason web storefronts are so easy to make is because you're using a plugin to piggyback off someone else's system. There's a lot of things going on that you have to get right, and you'd be mad to trust some nutter selling swastika t-shirts to get it right and not leak his entire customer database because ChatGPT told him how to do it.
Yeah, this very well might be a war best fought by not touching their military assets. Just give them a wave as you pass them by, on your way to kill or capture the man who gave $10.5 million to a traitor who killed an American soldier.
I think it's fair to say science has slowed - the easiest discoveries get made first because they're the easiest - but we are still progressing. We're still making a lot of progress in battery chemistry, for example - we've doubled the energy density in eight years - and we're learning more about quantum dynamics even if we don't have a proven use case yet. And while cold fusion is complete nonsense, if we do crack practical hot fusion that's a civilisation-defining advancement.
Imagine for a moment an American media outlet getting grants from some sort of Russian Deep State organization, and publicly proclaiming that their work is in Russian interests.
Unfortunately I don't have to imagine very hard: "The Independent" in the United Kingdom is owned by a former KGB officer, and nobody seems to think this is a problem.
It is relevant to the culture war, but not in the way the OP implies. Like these demons, a leftist will claim to care about things humans care about to gain a tactical advantage, despite not caring or hating it themselves - like how they went from gleefully waiting for the elderly to die for being conservatives to demanding authoritarian powers to protect them from COVID (while deliberately sending a criminally insane twenty year old plague rat into their nursing home).