While the best stuff is for ALL players, we think the new rewards could tempt Eternal Realm players over the threshold. Here s all the important stuff from Patch 1.4.0 and today s Campfire Chat.
in those cases. well, goes to show there s zero freedom of speech and nobody trusts the regime. the other thing is they ve taken down social media. kick the ayatollah off twitter. don t let them have any access to these social media platforms and bring down the fire wall so the iranians have one choice. they can eliminate the internet in total and have their people get further enraged or let it stay up for everybody to use. take down the fire walls. if we need to, set them star link platforms, have them smuggled in so the people of iran can get the message to the outside world. the fact that this actress was willing to stand up for liberty and freedom and equality, that is something that should be celebrated here. all the people in america that claim they re for women s rights and claim they re for lgbtq rights should be in the streets
subject to certain political pressures. i think that that s unavoidable and it s particularly unavoidable when you re an elected official. i think it s very hard to fly under the radar when you have a constituency upset about you. there are high-profile cases that have a greater weight than all of the things you were doing, that nobody even notices that you are doing in the office, so of course. but what we want is to minimize the political impact. there are various different and i m sure you know this because of your investigation, but there are various different structural ways that you do that. fundamentally we rely on the character of prosecutors to be our backstop. i think people get upset and frustrated about that, but there just really isn t that much of a better way of doing it. it s imperfect but the power and weight and inertia of political pressure, you do have to build fire walls and protect your prosecutors and
i think that that s unavoidable and it s particularly unavoidable when you re an elected official. i think it s very hard to fly under the radar when you have a constituency upset about you. there are high-profile cases that have a greater weight than all of the things you were doing, that nobody even notices that you are doing in the office, so of course. but what we want is to minimize the political impact. there are various different and i m sure you know this because of your investigation, but there are various different structural ways that you do that. fundamentally we rely on the character of prosecutors to be our backstop. i think people get upset and frustrated about that, but there just really isn t that much of a better way of doing it. it s imperfect but the power and weight and inertia of political pressure, you do have to build fire walls and protect your prosecutors and
famous anti-drone and anti-ballistic missile system is the israeli iron dome and we ought to be encouraging our friends in israel to get that system up to the ukrainians. john: you mentioned the mistreatment of women in iran, and we see protests growing every day in response to the hijab killings. you think this is the real deal? what should the u.s. be doing about it? i think it s a real deal, and we need internet access to the people of iran, use the private sector and the great technology companies to take down the ukrainian fire walls and elon musk s star link system, worked so well in ukraine and deliver those so they can communicate with each other and also tell their story and shouldn t be giving the ukrainian any sanction relief, this regime is struggling. for the united states to throw the regime a lifeline like we did in the korean revolution in