Former Mossad Chief Seeks to Avert Israeli Attack - Is Israel planning an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities? For months now, former Mossad chief Meir Dagan has been publicly warning against such prospects. He's hoping to prevent what he believes could be a catastrophe.

MrTulip · 6 months

Does an embassy attack count as attacking another country?

Ieatcerealfordinner · 6 months

So without TRIM it will degrade faster, so is it even worth installing on IDE?

davidreiss666 · 6 months

The IOAA is fairly impartial and non-political, but it is difficult to make conclusions when Iran restricts their access.

Ieatcerealfordinner · 8 months

The way things go in Egypt, I am guessing this will be changed within a few days or won't be enforced.

ramblington · 1 year

So would the quality of education and the facilities. 300 person classes for every class, yay!

mrofficer · 1 year

I disagree. You are not your job, and you can perform your job while holding other values/ethics/etc. What you do for work is not bound by who or what you do, unless you feel it does. A doctor can tell people to get more exercise and not exercise himself, it doesn't make him a poor doctor. A prosecutor can understand he needs to push for hard punishments and be a drug user himself, it doesn't affect his job performance.

DustinLives · 1 year

Nice viewpoint, but it could be difficult teaching science and math the non-standard way. I don't think the education is broken, I think it is the motivation of students. #1 problem with college is probably that students expect to be given an education without working for it.

nyxsc · 1 year

Its about balance of power and security implications. If we went up against Saudi that would promote Irans influence and relative power in the region. Iran is already difficult to balance out since we f'd Iraq.

other_one · 1 year

What snack is easier to make, cheaper, and tastier?

other_one · 1 year

Why do we care about Libya? UN action is to protect civilians. Anti-abortionists are to protect unborn children, they don't have to be theirs.

other_one · 1 year

Have you seen a good action flick without guns? And action movies are great. Ask hollywood.

other_one · 1 year

I think the best Internets originate in the US. so the Internet has an American feel to it.

other_one · 1 year

USA'n here. I think it is clear how this happened. He was a fairly decent candidate the first time. It was really only during his second term that he really sucked. His first term was full of poor policy decisions but most of the government went along with them and shared the folly and couldn't lay blame on him alone. And 9/11.

geekchic · 1 year

yep, its called risk, but if risk is too high the public gets pissed. And people do risk assessments to ensure proper safety requirements are being taken to limit that risk to an acceptable level.

geekchic · 1 year

In a real free market the costs of being safe with nuclear would not be paid and it would be much cheaper. And much more dangerous.

IdGage · 1 year

Democracies don't war with other democracies, thus far. Covert action yes, but not war and domination.

iAmNotFunny · 1 year

I doubt they actually thought they would be fired upon and murdered in such a way.

throwawayaccount9500 · 1 year

what costs are there for small claims?

Furiousmoe · 1 year

And its deductible!

frogtopus · 1 year

Pass some robust environmental laws, like a Kyoto Protocol, to address these issues.

honorarykiwi · 1 year

1) The indigenous people are fighting to gain back some of their rights and are probably treated fairly poorly.

2) Hobbit Town

3) Koala Bears are known to run into bars to get out of the rain.

tipjaneandjack · 1 year

IMO N. korea isn't doing this to piss of their neighbor and bring about an attack. They are doing it to shore up leadership by rallying people around their military to consolidate power. They also know that they will not receive any real punishment for this action, just like in the past.

N.Korea pisses people off and the only retaliation is sanctions and they use complacency as a bargaining chip for aid packages. Kim gets what he wants with no fear of removal from power.

tipjaneandjack · 1 year

N. Korea is in dire need of a new government open to foreign influence, aid, and investment to get them on par with the rest of the world.

Although it is a very tricky situation, I do believe it is time to punish N. Korea for their actions and conduct. Just do it in a way that helps the populace and doesn't create a quagmire.

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