They charge more than Teslas...

Isn't the Stryker kind of a piece of junk?

#2 | Posted by REDIAL at 2025-03-03 04:19 AM | Reply

No. It's deal for it's niche, sitting between a Humvee and a Bradley. It was never supposed to be anything but an interim vehicle lineup to bridge the gap to Future Combat Vehicle lineup.

If all your info comes from here, you're not helping yourself.

* Under the draft agreement, Ukraine would contribute into the fund half of its revenues from the future monetization of natural resources, including critical minerals, oil and gas, as well as earnings from associated infrastructure, such as liquefied natural gas terminals and port infrastructure.

* The fund would not draw on revenue from existing mines, oil wells and other natural resources businesses.

* The United States would own the maximum financial interest in the fund allowed under American law, though not necessarily all. It is unclear how that would be interpreted.

* The fund would be designed to reinvest some revenues into Ukraine.

Whatever the EU offers is more than what Putin's Beach will put on the table.

#48 | Posted by censored at 2025-02-27 02:23 PM | Reply | Flag:

"Officials in Ukraine and the Trump administration said they have reached a deal that would give the United States revenues from Ukraine's minerals and other natural resources, after an intense pressure campaign by the American president."

If you see somebody cosplaying like they're from Little House on the Prairie in 2025, don't go over there.

Mennonites send out missionaries. They go to a country with a low vaccination rate. They go to a rural area in that country with a non-existent vaccination rate. Finally, they fly home with the measles.

Unless you're the second coming of Christ you're not going to convince the Mennonites to get vaccinated. Jesus would probably even struggle with that one.

#44 it's not more favorable when they can't supply Ukraines next offensive.

Should have thought twice about those EV subsidies.

Former secret service, MBA holding FOX News talking head to run agency that lures in Muslims and gives them the bomb for terror plots.

If it's anything, it's funny.

Well, that was stupid of them.

#37 | Posted by jpw at 2025-02-25 08:50 AM | Reply | Flag:

If you want a naval drone flotilla to sink the Russian navy, you need starlink or your own space program.

Zelensky to the White House on Friday.

Swap tariff with "outsourcing tax" and it's a Bernie Sanders idea.

I find most Trumpers fine with normal vaccines. It'll shift when the flu shot, etc, become mrna products. Maybe, hypocrisy isn't in short supply.

So there's a way to duck the tariffs? An out?
That's not letting the market decide, that's picking winners and losers!
(And yes, I realize that's what Trump voters voted for, even if they don't.)

#4 | Posted by snoofy at 2025-02-24 10:36 PM | Reply | Flag:

It's almost like Trump ran on bringing manufacturing back to America after a couple decades of capitalist globalism.

TheUjrainian people should tell American to takes it's star link and shove it up our ass. That really is the only appropriate response to this type of interference with the Ukraine's sovereignty.

#34 | Posted by moder8 at 2025-02-24 06:22 PM | Reply

They built it into their weapon systems.

And these on vaccinated religious Fanatics cosplaying in settler clothes are speed running diseases by going to countries with one in four unvaccinated and then going to the poorest areas with extremely low vaccination rates to bring the good news.

That's not a herd immunity problem that's a ------- idiot problem.

The Philippines only had a 75% great last time they brought the measles back from there compared to Mexico's 95%

@#18 ... Herd immunity for measles isn't failing. ...

For them it seems to have failed.

#22 | Posted by LampLighter at 2025-02-24 07:03 PM | Reply

They go to places like the Philippines and bring it back.

It's important to know given that Republicans like to blame immigrants but Mexico had a higher measles vaccination rate than America because of USAID.

They had 383 cases in 2014.

Herd immunity for measles isn't failing. Mennonites send out missionaries and bring it back with them.

That's true so what's Trump's excuse and why the f**k is RFZKjr Sec. of HHS?

#7 | Posted by danni at 2025-02-24 11:30 AM | Reply | Flag:

This needs an explanation? Okay...

Anybody that questioned vaccine injury claims were lambasted and ridiculed. RFK Jr is the blowback to that.

"Freedom dots" for babies.

In this case though, it's just Christian fanatics exercising their freedom of religion.