What normally happens when a foreign agent pays an American to act against the best interest of their country? Genuine question, I'm not being sarcastic I promise.
If a foreign spy convinces a US citizen to give them information that strengthens the foreign power, even if done unwittingly, are they held responsible?
This is a slightly different situation, but at its core it's Russian spies paying off Americans to weaken their own country.
If this was efficient enough you could use them to shade plants to keep the summer heat down while also giving them full light. Hopefully it's feasible.
And FYI you can rent brake spreaders from most auto parts stores which you need for the job.
I have a solution. Legalize murdering Billionaires.
Either they spend money on private security that might betray them, or they give away enough to drop below a billion.
It's a tedious city builder, if you like that kind of thing.
Wichita is Spirit, the company that makes the plane bodies for Boeing. That's most likely part of the Boeing strike
I'd take any hot sauce over tobasco.
W was always a tool, a blank slate for his owners to use. The guy has no thoughts of his own so I'm not surprised.
Gross. Tobasco? Get that shit out of here. Food looks good though.
This is in a pretty rough part of town
Yeah this is clearly AI drivel.
Does pepper spray not exist anymore?
A surprisingly apt song for this exact thought about Van Gogh's success.
People should realize nobody cares about self-immolation. It's not going to accomplish anything.
Unfortunately my ps+ sub has lapsed and I don't have the money to subscribe just for helldivers.
We should have a rule that the 5 states with the lowest test scores in schools don't get to vote for president.
Fuck Ron Howard for making a movie about this guy to begin with
I would never go that far to do my job. Doing extra work to do work the boss said not to do? Hard pass.
What normally happens when a foreign agent pays an American to act against the best interest of their country? Genuine question, I'm not being sarcastic I promise.
If a foreign spy convinces a US citizen to give them information that strengthens the foreign power, even if done unwittingly, are they held responsible?
This is a slightly different situation, but at its core it's Russian spies paying off Americans to weaken their own country.
If this was efficient enough you could use them to shade plants to keep the summer heat down while also giving them full light. Hopefully it's feasible.
I got super into helldivers for a month or two until they patched all the fun out of it. Now I've moved on with no desire to play again.
Charge the employees with being traitors.