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Yep. There was a ceasefire in Lebanon that Israel violated several hundred times before the attack on Iran, at which point Hezbollah fired rockets and Israel began their invasion. The body count for the current Gaza ceasefire is 710 and counting; another journalist just got blown up at a traffic...

Besides that, Trump's not the only factor here. The facts on the ground (Iran's and Israel's incentives) all point to there being no way out for the US, and this thing getting worse and worse. If Trump were 25th amendement-ed today, you'd still need to get someone in the line of succession to...

I don't think they're dropping a nuke tonight, but I'm still pretty confident they're gonna end up dropping a nuke. Also... if there's no punishment for a thing, in what sense is it a "crime"?

Dark.

Only the part south of the river! But it’s a bigger proportion of Lebanon’s land mass than Russia grabbed of Ukraine’s. And then there’s a chunk of Syria. Hm. I’m not good at history… Were there any other counties in recent history that seized territory from multiple neighbors and started wars...

I guess we were too War-on-Terror brained to assume the false flags would target the attitudes of the US public. Of course we should’ve known public opinions about foreign affairs don’t need to be acknowledged. But luring more nation states into a fight… someone just might! And then there’s...

Alarmist stuff from Jonas. As far as I’ve seen, Matthews hasn’t said anything? Just sorta grimaced at questions like this? Jonas’s piece takes as its assumption what cw outlined above, which definitely has a logic to it. I’m curious to see how it goes. To date, Matthews hasn’t really impressed...

Bibi was awfully eager to see the US invade and, IIRC, got to testify before Congress advocating for the AUMF. But it’s not Israel’s fault the US is in Iran either. Israel might be the belligerent most invested in the thing —and it might, at this point, be a feral genocide state the likes of...

Not about the deals. They were losers. The veteran leadership they brought in was guys who lose.

I think what we can say is that, while none of them were bad contracts, none of them were deals, and all the teams that contended at least had a deal that allowed them to fill in the supporting cast with quality.

In hindsight, we should've been really worried when they signed Thorton and Marleau.

Only hard to believe if you expect arial bombardment leads to moderation, which you should not.

Trump wants out, but Iran wants pain to be great enough that it’s a deterrence to another attack. And it’s doubtful that Israel wants to stop this. Hard to see how it ends.

Leafs have really been hampered by not having a #1D. I would go with the marginally better forward if the idea is to move him for an equally talented defenseman, but, given the uncertainty trade partners introduce, I can see a good reason to go with the slightly worse defenseman.

Bibi already threatening to bring out the nukes. I thought we’d at least get till April.

I increasingly feel like Dubas got canned trying to shake the org out of complacency.