It was not ratified as a treaty, because it wasn't one. Countries--the US included--can and do make agreements that aren't treaties all the time.
(In this case, the countries involved included the US, Iran, the EU, and all 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council. Oddly enough, every single one of them wants the agreement to continue, except one. But of course, anything Donald Trump says is automatically right, and therefore the leaders of most of the world's other leading nations are all wrong. *facepalm*)
(BTW... Barak has also served as Defence Minister under Netanyahu, and is quite possibly Israel's most highly decorated soldier, ever. One set of his grandparents were killed in a pogrom in Lithuania, and the other set died in Treblinka. So not exactly a dove-ish sort.)
America's credibility is assured by our military strength, our technological superiority, by our scientific and cultural dominance, by our economy, and by our nuclear stores.
No. America's credibility, like anybody else's, rests first and foremost on America keeping its word.
It's a sad day when a US President makes the mullahs look more credible--and reasonable--than he is.
Yup. It's like saying "nine out of ten heroin users would continue to use it even when warned about the dangers of contaminated needles".
No it's not like saying that at all. So people's data was used to help target an election campaign...
The election tomfoolery is just the tip of the iceberg. What about stalking? Identity theft? Burglars knowing when you're out of state on vacation? Getting passed over for a job because some busybody in HR discovers that you've smoked weed a nonzero number of times? Expressing an opinion that's protected by law in your home country, but when you happen to travel to a different country, you get arrested or maybe even just disappeared, merely for having said it?
And I don't need to waste mod points on you--your crap is almost always modded down by the time I see it, in any case.
And why do you insist on talking about yourself in the 3rd person? You think no-one can tell, do you?
Meanwhile, you keep right on modding my 5 most recent posts as Offtopic or Overrated whenever one of your sockpuppets gets mod points, if it really makes you feel better.
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Hopefully future Presidents will take note that trust and reputation do in fact matter.
A lot of things can change in 10 years. Compare the Europe of 1948 with that of 1938.
It was *not* unconstitutional.
It was not ratified as a treaty, because it wasn't one. Countries--the US included--can and do make agreements that aren't treaties all the time.
(In this case, the countries involved included the US, Iran, the EU, and all 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council. Oddly enough, every single one of them wants the agreement to continue, except one. But of course, anything Donald Trump says is automatically right, and therefore the leaders of most of the world's other leading nations are all wrong. *facepalm*)
It's apparently not enough for at least one of Netanyahu's predecessors as PM, either.
(BTW... Barak has also served as Defence Minister under Netanyahu, and is quite possibly Israel's most highly decorated soldier, ever. One set of his grandparents were killed in a pogrom in Lithuania, and the other set died in Treblinka. So not exactly a dove-ish sort.)
The US allows about 1.1 million immigrants into the country every year, which is remarkably generous by world standards....
Germany and Sweden are not at all impressed, and would like to have a word with you.
That's a lesson other countries would be very wise to learn.
I suggest they learn to solve international problems without US involvement. Learn fast.
Looks like they're already getting started.
And people in the US with globalist dreams should wake up and realize that you can't project a worldview your citizens don't believe in.
You've got that backwards: Isolationists in the US need to realise that sticking their heads in the sand doesn't make the rest of the world go away.
America's credibility is assured by our military strength, our technological superiority, by our scientific and cultural dominance, by our economy, and by our nuclear stores.
No. America's credibility, like anybody else's, rests first and foremost on America keeping its word.
It's a sad day when a US President makes the mullahs look more credible--and reasonable--than he is.
One can conclude only that either your ignorance is wilful in nature, or that you just don't read.
WxWindows, now known as WxWidgets.
Yup. It's like saying "nine out of ten heroin users would continue to use it even when warned about the dangers of contaminated needles".
No it's not like saying that at all. So people's data was used to help target an election campaign...
The election tomfoolery is just the tip of the iceberg. What about stalking? Identity theft? Burglars knowing when you're out of state on vacation? Getting passed over for a job because some busybody in HR discovers that you've smoked weed a nonzero number of times? Expressing an opinion that's protected by law in your home country, but when you happen to travel to a different country, you get arrested or maybe even just disappeared, merely for having said it?
So, yes, it is like saying that.
So we have someone who doesn't know the difference between its and it's telling us that there's no such thing as numbers...
Do you really want to know?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
But it's VERY COMMON among celebrities and people of wealth, so it's perfectly okay!
No, you meant "if that happened to you or me".
When Windows finishes becoming a Linux distribution, you'll be able to use Spectacle.
Oh, and regarding the tubes and batteries business, please see here.
The earliest examples of electronically guided model aircraft were hydrogen-filled model airships of the late 19th century. They were flown as a music hall act around theater auditoriums using a basic form of spark-emitted radio signal.
You were saying...?
This is the only Slashdot account that I have.
And I don't need to waste mod points on you--your crap is almost always modded down by the time I see it, in any case.
And why do you insist on talking about yourself in the 3rd person? You think no-one can tell, do you?
Meanwhile, you keep right on modding my 5 most recent posts as Offtopic or Overrated whenever one of your sockpuppets gets mod points, if it really makes you feel better.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity.
The country that attacked Pearl Harbor wound up getting a regime change after getting nuked.
Any other false comparisons you'd care to offer?
I think we may have found Slashdot's new Whoooooosh King.
Well played!
That quote seems to be popping up a lot lately. I wonder why...
If you don't understand that there really are suitable use cases for DOM/XML, then please don't comment on them.
(Hint: What does the "D" in "DOM" stand for?)
Yeah, he tries really hard to do the Tar Baby thing, and usually I just ignore him.
But the bit about *threatening* him via the mails is completely false.