He is not happy:
He is mad:
With all due respect, that is all fine. But these techno-legal arguments and terminological exactitude or lack there off childish and ieffective as counter arguments to the realpolitik the US admin is trying to play.KL Dubey wrote: ↑30 Aug 2025 22:35Not really. Most refineries blend several different crudes before refining. It is a complex process. E.g. for diesel the blended crudes are first desalted, then fractionally distilled with crude diesel being one of the fractions, then goes through at least 1 to 3 catalytic reactions to produce diesel of different specification. There are many other intermediate processes not mentioned here. By the end of the process, it is really not possible to say that we are taking oil from russia to supply diesel to pakraine.
These are looking very big. All three images have 'small' variations. Please be kind to server bandwidth usage. Bandwidth costs moneyAmber G. wrote: ↑01 Sep 2025 03:44 Ok: Here is what Trump (re)posted a few hours ago:
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He is not happy:
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was not because of
Here's the truth:— the physics was solid, and leaders knew it.
THE TRINITY TEST..scientists at Los Alamos continued privately to have doubts that it would work at all. There was only enough weapons-grade uranium available for one bomb, and confidence in the gun-type design was high..
so I assume you know where I'm going with this
Europe with all it's credibility+ partnerships+economic weight still ended up calling Trump, daddydeterrence is credibility + partnerships + economic weight
@m_saini ji, nice analysis.