Attack on the gas sector, another 200 targets were attacked overnight, not a word about peace negotiations, israeli Prime Minister netanyahu announced the start of a military operation, they wanted war, they will get war, thats what he said. An Emergency National government is being created in israel, the embassy of the jewish state in the United States reported that the number of israeli deaths exceeded a thousand people, about 3,500 were injured , almost 800 people were killed, more than 4,000 were wounded, and neither side was going to stop the bloodshed in response to the demands of tel while asking the palestinians to leave several areas of the gaza strip, the Hamas Movement gave the residents of the israeli ashkilon several hours to also leave their homes. Sahal pulls the boundaries from gas and additional. Equipment, dozens of tanks, many units of other Armored Vehicles and thousands of soldiers have already been transferred there. Telyaviv is preparing for a ground operation an
All right, so just curious, mika, you know, im a big alabama fan, right . Sure. People would ask me, what are you going to do . What is your plan . You know . We dont got a plan. We just got good old boys and girls and alabama and blah, blah. Because, see, the bear would never show his hand. What are you going to do . Show your hand . Show your hand. Everybody is freaking out. The president said yesterday we dont have a plan. A what is worse . Is it worse if a president says ive got a plan and this is exactly what im going to do . Exactly. No, im serious. Dead serious. Or is it better to go, you know, because this is what i would do. If you ever liked me as president of the United States and i was about to kill some terrorists, you asked me what the plan was, you know what . I really dont have a plan right
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Aside from the obvious politics that seattles a pretty liberal town and that the u. S. Senate cant get a single piece of legislation through without a super majority thanks to republicans routine abuse of the filibuster . But another part of the difference is that in seattle there is sufficient pressure from the left. In november of last year kshama suwant, a socialist, an avowed socialist, was elected to seattle city council. She backed efforts to raise the minimum wage to 15 an hour, and she leaves a Grassroots Group called 15 now. A Business Coalition in seattle countered. And while they agreed to the headline figure of 15 an hour, they wanted some key qualifiers like a temporary training wage, a phasein period, for health care, commissions, tips, and bonuses to be counted in total wages. The deal announced by seattle mayor ed murray today was a compromise, and he had this to say about the achievement. Cities have often been the incubators of democracy, and seattle i think will prov
A Business Coalition in seattle countered. And while they agreed to the headline figure of 15 an hour, they wanted some key qualifiers like a temporary training wage, a phasein period, for health care, commissions, tips, and bonuses to be counted in total wages. The deal announced by seattle mayor ed murray today was a compromise, and he had this to say about the achievement. Cities have often been the incubators of democracy, and seattle i think will prove itself when this process is finished in council to once again be an incubator of democracy, to be a city that once again does great things. By showing how we as a city can lead the conversation in the nation to address this growing problem in our society. The growing problem of income inequality. In seattle pressure from the left is not unlike the original movement that brought us the 40hour workweek that started the may days that we now, well, kind of celebrate but dont really. In so many crucial areas of progress demands that at f
Aside from the obvious politics that seattles a pretty liberal town and that the u. S. Senate cant get a single piece of legislation through without a super majority thanks to republicans routine abuse of the filibuster . But another part of the difference is that in seattle there is sufficient pressure from the left. In november of last year kshama sawant, a socialist, an avowed socialist, was elected to seattle city council. She backed efforts to raise the minimum wage to 15 an hour, and she leaves a Grassroots Group called 15 now. A Business Coalition in seattle countered. And while they agreed to the headline figure of 15 an hour, they wanted some key qualifiers like a temporary training wage, a phasein period, for health care, commissions, tips, and bonuses to be counted in total wages. The deal announced by seattle mayor ed murray today was a compromise, and he had this to say about the achievement. Cities have often been the incubators of democracy, and seattle i think will prov