You’re right in how it works, except when you say nothing is stopping a country to sell elsewhere, demand/supply/market conditions do. They are probably selling to other countries as much as they can anyway, and still sell to the US as well. So when they can’t sell to the US, it won’t be easy for those companies to find other customers to take this volume. If they existed, they would have been sold to anyway.

What happened to the iron dome?

That link starts off saying this is an article from 24 years ago, and I’m thinking wow, a cool chance to read an article from the 70s, and then I see the date reads 2001!

Probably Tehran

It’s probably opposite, where Israel was told to do it in order to continue getting support (I say this based on my expert tv show/movie knowledge)

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It was a good bouy

It says the boat was carrying her, and later says she planned to board later that day. Plus the headline. Confusing.

So peace out?

Traveling to Canada or Mexico should be fine

So just any guy, even if he isn’t Christian, can be baptised in the morning and then get appointed pope in the afternoon?

So right now its not right, but something over the next few months will change that?

I always see it as him unknowingly showing solidarity for the African community

Thank goodness that wars only last for 3 days exactly.

They didn’t hold the crew ransom, they blew them up with missiles and caused such a huge turmoil in supply chains that the cost of shipping went up by shitloads and affected the livelihoods of workers all across the world and affected cost of goods for consumers all over the world

And make sure you say thank you

In most countries it’s the sale point which matters, not which state you reside in, for indirect tax. I would assume it’s the same in the US. For example if you’re on holiday in a different state or country, they wouldn’t charge what you’re charged back home.