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It’s getting harder and harder to defend the Israelis

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Yup, more suffering in sight for everyone in the area, including the Israelis themselves.

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Is this an isolated/regional case or is CDU/CSU experiencing some kind of resurgence?

Or how about…I don’t know…just stop bombing them instead?

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This is just plain scary…made me feel rather queasy. I would like to think no wildlife was harmed in the process :roll_eyes:

BBC News - US Navy uses 40,000lb explosive to test warship in ‘Full Ship Shock Trial’

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I wonder what would have happened if they’d sunk their own ship.

That’s at the very least several thousands living beings eradicated during each of these explosions, if not more.

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Episode 4 Movie GIF by Star Wars

Probably need a Crime & Punishment thread for the following article. :see_no_evil:

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Should we be concerned? Ebola isn’t as infectious as Covid, but a very large number of infected people die, and the latest variant has no recognized vaccine, nor treatment…

It was posted here:

…and with an update here:

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Edit: Added on 12-Jun-2026:

Edit: Added on 16-Jun-2026.

Not many news outlets are reporting the Ebola outbreak, as if there are no concerns anymore.

DR Congo Ebola outbreak toll rises to 506 as confirmed cases reach 1,561

New Ebola Vaccine in Human Trials

New experimental vaccine for Bundibugyo strain of Ebola starts human trials . The current Ebola vaccine is for the Zaire strain

https://x.com/kacdnp91/status/2081436612999942396

Latest:
1,033 dead and 2,536 confirmed cases in DRC / Uganda
https://x.com/NewsHour/status/2080677140027023443

The Bourbon virus

The Bourbon virus is named after Bourbon County, Kansas, where it was first discovered in a human patient in 2014 (the patient ultimately died 11 days after becoming sick). Symptoms of infection include fever, fatigue, and body aches, as well as nausea and vomiting; people can also develop low platelet and white blood cell levels. Its primary vector is the lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum). There are no specific treatments or vaccines for Bourbon.

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Good job the CDC is in such good shape.