Haha, been so long since I saw this. I forgot how pissed he looked.
That being said, for all the people laughing at him, he surely has had a pretty definitive last laugh (for now, I hope).
Not sure. They are still reporting it as of 3 hours ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c98qpz144nvo
The Guardian has some more information:
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/mar/03/minab-school-bombing-how-the-worst-mass-casualty-event-of-the-iran-war-unfolded-a-visual-guide
I agree with you, for the most part, but it is a difficult situation when the military's boss says or has said or wrote stuff like this:
It is stuff like that, from Secretary Hegseth, that makes people concerned. The man is deranged.
BBC yesterday was reporting the school is about 600m from the base, so right next door not exactly but certainly close.
It is important because the language being used in reporting (right next door) attaches a context to the incident that can be used to deflect blame for errors.
This doesn't...
Yeah, but this is sort of nonsense because if the penny did drop after Crimea, the majority of the world did not notice. That is why 2025 was so shocking for many US Allies.
That is pretty callous. It is $8m in funding for food aid and UNICEF. The point is so people don't starve, as Cuba imports the vast majority of its food.
36 states already have voter ID requirements. The rest, including DC, have others processes where the State is verifying the voter's citizenship to put them on the rolls prior to arrival at polling stations.
Also, once cost of construction is paid by tolls, all future toll revenue is shared 50/50 between Michigan and Canada.
The whole purpose of this bridge was basically a way to tell the Moroun family to fuck off.
Big announcement of a huge alumina deposit in Tisdale, Saskatchewan.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/thor-project-alumina-viability-9.7068026
If verified, this is kind of project that the Federal government needs to invest in. Huge potential for future of export trade growth to Europe.
What a dipshit. Love how he tried to deflect to say 80% of the cost goes to "compensation", to try to frame the conversation in a very political way as if that "compensation" (for teachers and EAs) is not something that benefits students at all.
The current Minister also not someone I trust...
I believe the median household income in Toronto is $97k. To meet your requirements, salaries would need to either double, or housing process would need to fall by like 50%, which would cause a major economic crisis.