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Comments: Iran put up a good fight for a medal and they got it ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D") https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DIf1a8ZZQI
Comments: Basketball got a silver. Football was a tie with China.
Comments: Asian Games Saturday night football, don't miss it Iran - China 10PM PST
Comments: More U.S. troops have died amid Iran war than Pentagon has disclosed publicly - The Washington Post https://share.google/cvRYuxKZYqvNwJVYP Here we go. They will now say it wasn't 28. It was 50. In the next round 50 becomes 150. In the end it will be a few hundred.
Comments: Iran war has cost $45.1 billion, Pentagon tells Congress | CNN Politics https://share.google/8bQ5vY6ho5oiys8Eu Just last week they said it was $23B
Comments: Headline: American Airlines to suspend certain domestic flights on 5 August-5 October
Comments: The Iran-Saudi deal is undermining America's influence across the region
Comments: Fuck EU n all of em panzi MFrs. they deserve everything coming for em
Comments: 11% of gas stations r out of fuel. Diesel is $10.50/gallon in france.
Comments: And what is trump doing? He tweeted that AI is a misnomer. People should call it superior intelligence.😂
Comments: Some news today: There r huge riots in Syria. Isis dude is in trouble Riad airport was hit again today. And huge oil tanks were hit with plumes visible from space. Diesel now at $7. Iran also says if USA attacks it again, it will build nuclear weapons. I suspect they already have it. I also think Iran will do something in late September or October. It may be the detonation of the first nuke.
Comments: Zinsky, he speaks the truth.
Comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JsA_dmfBEA
Comments: It doesn’t matter if you agree with the regime but this is so true! Abbas Araghchi, Iran's foreign minister, criticized a lack of restraint for some countries going to war as a first resort and said the U.S. and Israel's attack on his country was emblematic of a "pattern of unpunished aggression." "The world we live in needs a fundamental change of course more than ever, because war, intervention, sanctions, and the use of force have become ordinary tools of policy rather than exceptions," Araghchi, one of two Iranian leaders approved for travel to next week's U.N. General Assembly, said Saturday. "A dangerous pattern has now emerged, in which military force is no longer used as a last resort, but has become a permanent mechanism for reshaping the political and security landscape of the region," he added, in taped remarks at the 2026 Global Town Hall. Araghchi has also been one of the top ceasefire negotiators for Iran, including the Islamabad memorandum of understanding. He has also been involved in negotiations with Oman over passage through the Strait of Hormuz, though it's unclear where most talks currently stand. Iran has largely argued the war with the U.S. is unjust because they claim they were not seeking to build a nuclear weapon and it infringed on their national sovereignty. "The military aggression by the United States and the Israeli regime against Iran can also be understood within this framework, a war that was illegal, unjust, and aggressive, and was launched without any prior provocation," Araghchi said. "This war was part of a broader pattern of unpunished aggression, including a campaign of targeted assassinations of Iranian officials, threats against political figures and officials, violations of states' sovereignty, and impunity for acts of aggression."
Comments: I should say that this is a clearly illegal way of undoing Congress budget decision and launder $2B appropriated for health and human services to department of defense.
Comments: More assault on research: NIH and DoD Research Funding Agreement The NIH and the Department of Defense (DoD) have signed an agreement allowing up to $2 billion to be transferred from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) to biodefense programs at the DoD. The agreement would take effect in fiscal year 2027 (beginning Oct. 1) and allows for project-by-project funding transfers that could represent up to one-third of NIAID's total budget. Congressional leaders and others have raised concerns regarding transparency and the potential diversion of resources away from broader biomedical and infectious disease research.
Comments: Trump’s Iran war has economists aghastNo "endgame" in sight, says J.P. Morgan, as gas prices keep soaring
Comments: Shit like this shows up 10 yrs from now when China is kicking our ass in biologics n new medicine, then everyone will be like how did we get here - well MFrs this is how
Comments: This is unbelievable: NSF Removes Political Interference Protections On Sept. 1, NSF published a new scientific integrity policy that removes language barring political interference. While the previous policy prohibited “political interference or inappropriate influence” and mandated that NSF would “not suppress, delay, or alter findings… for political purposes or influenced by special interests,” the new policy refers only to “inappropriate influence.” Similar updates from the Departments of Commerce, Energy, Health and Human Services, and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have trimmed prohibitions on political interference following last year’s White House executive orders on “Gold Standard Science.” |
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