The fact that he waited until right before his reelection campaign to do this is fucked, there's no reason he couldn't have done this day one of his presidency, Obama could have done this day one of his presidency.
Cern need to figure out how to shift us back to our old timeline.
You can have both & that's not uncommon.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16483009
> cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16474034
Are they moving traffic from wealthy neighborhood too poor ones?
I get what you're saying but Lenin & Trotsky(and those who come after) didn't exactly have 'clean hands' and if MLs/trotskyist acknowledge this it begs the question what reforms to their ideology do they think would prevent these horrors?
Mörk Bork(Swedish for dark fortress) is a brutal dark fantasy horror game created by a couple of Swedish metalheads. I ask as a joke.
We have to defend the genocide to fight the genocide /s
What happened?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/13240105
> cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/HistoryArtifacts/t/834466 > > > More information: https://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/behavior/getting-food/oldest-wooden-spear
Also the declaration that they where not murdered is a bit premature considering the whole autopsy report hasn't been made public & the medical examiner definitely has an agenda.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12328130
> >Technically of Snaphance configuration, but made well into the 'true' flintlock era. The separate steel and pan arrangement and back-action lock are dictated by the use of a revolving cylinder and especially the design choice of having priming pans integrated into said cylinder. The weapon is utilitarian in appearance and is largely devoid of engraving or other embellishment, but the superior craftsmanship employed is self-evident. Metalwork is brass save for the iron lock assembly, trigger, belt-hook, and of course the necessary screws and pins. It is stocked, in burr (burl) walnut, after the fashion of a period horse pistol, albeit with the more massive proportions required by its large and heavy brass cylinder. Swamped, unrifled barrel. > > ! > > >A sheet brass shroud covers the revolving cylinder and is screwed onto the lock-frame, no doubt to prevent inadvertent movement of the pan covers as suggested by Norman and Wilson (1982, 80), at least in part. It may also have been an aesthetic choice, and would further have have afforded a safe place for two-handed support should the user tire. Another possibility is that it was intended as a flash-shield to reduce the risk of ‘chain fire’, that is, the communication of flame from the ignited chamber to one or more of the others. > > ! > > ! > > https://royalarmouries.org/collection/object/object-1534
