India is buying Russian oil at Europes ire, this seems only fair then.

No, that is why countries have extradition treaties, extradition hearings and/or sign up to other treaties. To make sure law is respected across borders but not simply abused by bad actors.

This also goes for bad actor sicophants that repeatedly and knowingly break a Brazilian law they don’t agree with and then thumb their nose at their legal system.

And even without these treaties it’s known to happen. Examples: The Netherlands does not have an extradition treaty with Dubai, but when the most wanted man of the Netherlands was verified to be there, the Dubai police arrested him, drove him to the airport and chucked him into a Dutch government plane waiting at the airport. That’s the downside of hiding in a country that does not care about individual rights… of their chief decides you should be “not here” they kick you out… no due process, nothing. And just recently the kid of the same guy… also very wanted was found and brought to the Netherlands in the same fashion.

I know… the route has a few steps.

The 3rd country can reject arresting the person or not extradite him.

They could have stopped with the rocket attacks on northern Israël and preaching the destruction of Israel… Nah, that would have never worked.

You mean musk, right?

Issue a warrant for musk’s arrest and request interpol to pick him up. A few days in a Brazilian prison waiting for his court appearance should make him get the point.

I hope she gets a very hefty punishment if she is guilty. This kind of horrible stuff needs to be dealt with.

Socumimus… or whatever you spell it speculated it could also be this:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hrim-2

Yeah, the Netherlands has been averaging more thank one of these a day for more than 2 years now. It’s a real headache for police.

I really wonder if he is the kind of person who would make mistakes because of something like that. If anything the retaliation might be against several high profile civilian targets.

Sound pre impact is not a propellor engine. Wonder what they used.

https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1836396708235768135

Similar to the take out places surrounding the Pentagon are all of a sudden busier than usual late in the evening, and then a US strike happens somewhere.

No military gains in blowing up a status palace. Plus it is surrounded by air defense. Maybe if these where removed because they are needed elsewhere Ukraine might try.

Because they are still getting money from the EU while at the same time fucking with the EU. I don’t see why they should be getting any money at all while they are actively sawing at the legs of the EU.

Somehow taking this money out of a large swath of money the EU is sending Hungary does not feel just.

Yeah agreed, battery fires go with lots of flames and smoke. Especially the video of the guy that had it on his desk… multiple holes no enormous fire.

The US has been letting their mega corps and billionaires get off without paying proper taxes for decades. How many trillions did trump add to the deficit with his tax cut for the rich?

These issues are probably fixed by stopping with Reaganomic thinking. Taxing unrealized capital gains, disallowing stock buybacks and switching to a method of revenue based taxing as the profits just flow to tax havens and sit there.

Edit: also you know that the US military complex as a whole is just a gigantic social security program with extra steps, right?

It was for what I explained above. This is money that is spent on top of the 817 billion us defense budget.

Money is spent within the US and used to procure new stuff. At the same time the US sends their dated stockpiles to Ukraine. The US spends money maintaining stockpiles (keeping stuff operational is not free) and explosives have a shelf life, so once near expiration it needs to be either refurbished or disposed of and both cost money too.

Money is virtually endless in this aspect, as the amounts spent on this for help to Ukraine amounts to a small percentage.

The total spent is 177 billion since the start of the war, of which 107 billion is sent, the rest is used by the us military to cover the cost of the help (logistics, oversight etc.).

In the same period the US military had a budget of 817 billion a year… and we are in year… 3 so 60 per year out of 817 billion. And again the 107 billion is spent on buying replacement stuff from US defence contractors who employ US workers and pay US taxes. This is not as expensive as you think. The other 70 billion pays US military costs. So in essence it is an increase in us defense spending.

Some Hezbollah requisitions guy forgot proper opsec and ordered a new pagers in bulk, which where intercepted and swapped.