In the southeastern city of Lyon, a tourist office building was burned. Some storefronts along the shopping streets near Bordeaux's city hall were destroyed, and the goods inside appear to have been stolen, social media videos geolocated by NBC News showed. City halls in Marseille, Lille, and Angers were broken into, Interior Minister Laurent Nuez said Sunday, adding the arrests made had little to do with the student protests. Authorities had "lost control" in major cities, the interior minister conceded. He offered his resignation to Macron, who rejected it. read more
A fire engulfed the historic town hall in Limoges, central France, after a group set the 143-year-old building alight amid unrest following nationwide cost-of-living protests. Local prefect Maurice Barate said the roof had collapsed onto the lower floors, except for the west wing, and that around two-thirds of the building's exterior had already disappeared. The blaze followed demonstrations that escalated into violence in several French cities on Saturday. The extent of the damage to the town hall was still being assessed read more
Leadership positions at the Tennessee Valley Authority are the most lucrative government jobs in the U.S. Since 2020, the top six executives at TVA have collectively banked nearly $90 million. CEO made $12M a year for three years. Part of those salaries came from decisions to put more fossil fuel infrastructure in the Tennessee Valley, and residents essentially signed the checks through their electricity bills, according to a new report by the Center for Biological Diversity. "People who rely on TVA for power are the ones losing out. They're continuing to pay executives who are making decisions contrary to the public good," said Gaby Sarri-Tobar, an energy justice campaigner at the center. read more
In fact, an overwhelming 89% of Americans over the age of 65 said Social Security benefits should be protected at current levels, even if it means higher taxes on younger workers, according to a 2025 survey by the Cato Institute read more
For the first time in 74 years, CBC did not broadcast NHL hockey on Saturday night, instead filling its traditional Hockey Night in Canada window with cricket. The change follows the end of CBC's agreement with Sportsnet, with the two sides unable to reach a new deal after Rogers secured a new 12-year, $11-billion NHL rights agreement. CBC says it will continue broadcasting hockey, including women's PWHL games, but the end of Saturday-night NHL coverage marks a major break from one of the broadcaster's most iconic traditions. read more
In freezing air, request to climb, then sounds like icing, lost lift 20,000ft/min ....
NSFW radio call
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#6 AngryPops connect the dots about what is happening....
UK says youth should prepare for war.
Widespread civil unrest and riots in France, Albania, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Serbia, Georgia.
Widespread civil unrest and an apparent judicial coup in Poland.
Widespread civil unrest and riots in Czechia (including an attempted takeover of the Parliament building).
Widespread student protests in Greece, Indonesia.
Violent protests in India.
The uncovering of a Color Revolution plot in the USA led by embittered former USAID employees and ex-military members.
Western countries are collapsing, they need to push the focus on to someone else Putin, Iran, China .. whatever ...
With Western countries immigrating so many people, the "natives" will not fight. Imagine being a Ukrianian being told to go to the drone front, no mans land, all the while Z is saying Ukraine needs 8-10 Million immigrants ... ---- off ... Western countries need to wake the ---- up.
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Far-left extremists are throwing more and more Molotov cocktails on police officers in Paris.
This video shows a police officer engulfed in flames
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Certainly won't be the people who created the conditions that led to the riot.
What do you mean "created"? You meant the government? which is spending 59% of GDP isn't spending enough?
LOL
The people pay as they do for everything else.
This is where Fresno thinks "people" means people that are living today. The reality is the people not born yet are going to pay for it.
The max maneuvering speed for this plane was 205kt, and for sure it wasn't close to GW, so less than this.
It was travelling at ~400kts, which is ok in no turbulence conditions, but looking at the radar they went right through a cell at time of "DESCENT".
So yeah, the horizontal stabilizer and elevator might have failed.