Is the Taiwan Strait international waters or not?
If it is, this isn't news. If it isn't, then this is provocative. It can't simultaneously be international waters when one country sails warships through and sovereign airspace when another country flies aircraft through.
Don't those cryogens only boil off in significant quantities of the machine can't get power?
Like, isn't that the whole reason MRI machines are never turned off?
The US gets to dictate what Canada does, though. We've had to put up with American bullshit for decades.
2008-2016.
Guess who was in power in 2005? That's right, the DPP.
Indigenous people having rights is a rather modern concept in terms of human history.
I guess they all forgot to condemn Hamas or something. That, of course, entirely justified murdering them all.
I suppose CNN can't be trusted either? Or the NYT? They're reporting on this too.
Different people complaining, I think.
Great, just many schools. This, anyway, still only applies to unauthorized guns. Authorized personnel are still allowed guns.
I mean, I agree in theory but in practice that's not how the world works. We don't live in an ideal world.
The US would never allow Canada to align with Russia against the US. Russia would never allow Ukraine to align with the US against Russia. China would never allow Taiwan to align with the US against China.
Same shit, different shitter.