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⚡️🇸🇦🇾🇪 Satellite imagery captured on 26 July shows a major fire continuing to burn at Saudi Aramco’s Jazan Oil Refinery, with thick black smoke still rising from a large oil storage tank.
The imagery indicates the blaze remained active following the recent Houthi attack on the facility.
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This is bizzare theatre.
American supply lines, through nested subcontractors, extend well into China at multiple stages.
In many cases the work to "American wash" Chinese parts is a huge unnecessary financial waste.
Almost wholly Chinese derived parts that cost 1000% more for a little 🇺🇸 sticker fig leaf.
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Leftists are sharing this & are ahead of The Right in specific criticisms.
America is a cowardly nation & cries fowl when other people have the temerity to fight back. Their panic & incredulous outbursts when it's not a magical victory button is very funny.
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"Why is no one talking about the murder of Ann Widdecombe? What are they hiding?"
Harry, Spoon, Aydin, Blamblas and I are launching a new bi-weekly podcast this evening. Its Overcast.
Every other Thursday.
https://youtu.be/TRoYkdbbd64?is=9L8SnFBo0fsfcPfB
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The Q-Anon cover band routine the "UK Patriots" are doing is an act of self humiliation.
The Kook Sphere has absorbed The Very Online Right & now AI upscaling hallucinations fuel rabbit holes to nowhere for 80IQ schizos that take up the space where a real political opposition should be.
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Dr Edge, a Senior Lecturer who is also the University of Manchester’s Academic Lead for Equality Diversity and Inclusion, says racism, discrimination, adversity and alienation are key contributors to the problem.
She said: “People from BME communities tell us that the constant stress of racism and surviving in often hostile environments can make trigger mental illness.
“Moreover, when a Black person is experiencing psychological distress, mental health services are often unable to distinguish between their responses to everyday stressors and illness, compounding the problem.
“Not surprisingly, African-Caribbeans and people from other BME backgrounds are often reluctant to engage with mental health services as they do not think they will be understood or treated fairly.
“In consequence, they tend to come into contact with services much later in their illness, often in a state of crisis, involving the police and being ‘sectioned’ under the Mental Health Act."
REMINDER: I'm speaking in person on August 1st.
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