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I used to be a fan but in addition to their complicity in Israeli war crimes they aren't even trying to be a viable player in video games anymore. I moved on to other systems and platforms last year.

I would love to see it.

On the plus side for him he doesn't know how to spell exasperated.

How unfortunate it is to betray your country then be betrayed by who you betrayed your country for. To be fair I didn't expect that the US will lose to the Emirate of Afghanistan, in 2001 it looked like the US was obviously going to win and establish a friendly government that will last for a long time.

The Emirate of Afghanistan should offer amnesty for those who were deceived by the US and the Republic of Afghanistan puppets.

We are in the midst of a Great Leap Backward or Cultural Revolution-style assault on the domestic institutions that made America great – the rule of law, freedom of speech, academic freedom and scientific excellence, federal partnerships with research universities, openness to foreigners and their ideas, policies based on evidence and expertise rather than fake news and unsubstantiated prejudice, and the prioritisation of objectivity over political correctness.

For the longest time US liberals used weasel words like opposing authoritarianism and supporting democracy to justify the US's foreign policy from sanctions to war crimes. "Israel is the only democracy in the Middle East surrounded by authoritarian Islamist regimes", "I don't hate the Chinese I hate the authoritarian CCP and I support Taiwan because it is a democracy". Never mind the claims being false, they were a good attempt at masking their national supremacism and cultural chauvinism. US conservatives have always been more honest about being racist and just hating Arabs, Muslims, Chinese and so on. So witnessing the US decay into fascism has been a guilty pleasure of mine. US liberals now will look really silly accusing others of what their government is guilty of, but I am sure they will find a way to spin it. They are already blaming Trump on Russia, Saudi Arabia and others. Denying the fact that Trump is the US at its rawest and truest form.

The usual suspects. UN votes do expose what values they truly hold.

I’m surprised UAE is there but not Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

How is this even a ceasefire? What are the guarantors doing?

This is the same as in Lebanon, a one-sided ceasefire as Israel continues its aggression.

Palestinians in Gaza are celebrating. He still got off easy after what he did.

Good riddance

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I would like to see Europe overcome its ingrained sinophobia and supremacism. We might actually have peace on Earth or at least in Asia.

Yes, I have. I demonstrated how a centrally planned marketplace can thrive with a historical example. It is not like zoning laws and transit-oriented development are new things. But the effort was wasted on someone who already decided "Arab country bad" and won't look past their biases.

A market town is a settlement (commonly in Europe) that obtained a market right (by custom or royal charter) in the Middle Ages, which allowed it to host a regular market; this distinguished it from a village or a city. In Britain, small rural towns with a hinterland of villages are still commonly called market towns, and is sometimes reflected in their names (e.g. Downham Market, Market Rasen, or Market Drayton).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_town

A German hating on a Muslim country...?! This is new.

Not!

Trolling aside, this is about a sporting event, nothing is getting built. Never mind that the companies involved in the construction were international:

So far, four have responded: Aktor (Greece), Bouygues (France), Carillion (UK) and Vinci (France). Two have committed to respond: Besix (Belgium) and OHL (Spain).

Five declined outright to respond, and we are continuing to follow up with the remaining thirteen, encouraging them to respond. Doing so is an opportunity for a company to demonstrate the steps it is taking on working conditions in Qatar, and to improve transparency on this important issue across the industry.

Companies we have not yet heard from are below. We will continue to follow up with them, and welcome a response at any time.

Al-Jaber (United Arab Emirates)

Arabtec (United Arab Emirates)

Bin Omran Trading and Contracting (Qatar)

China Harbour Engineering Company (subsidiary of CCCC) (China)

Consortium Joannou & Paraskevaides Ltd / J&P-AVAX SA (Greece / Guernsey)

Daewoo E&C (South Korea)

FCC (Spain)

HBK (Qatar)

Hyundai (South Korea)

Larsen & Toubro (India)

Obayashi (Japan)

Salini Impregilo (Italy)

Yapi Merkezi Insaat (Turkey)

https://www.bhrrc.org/en/blog/construction-firms-in-qatar-only-a-handful-make-serious-efforts-to-improve-conditions-for-migrant-workers/

Riyadh Metro opened a year ago in December 2024 with a total of 6 lines, 85 stations and 176 km of length. Next year it is getting its first extension.

Europe is too rich for its own good.

Aramco and not Raytheon or Lockheed Martin or Palantir or Blackrock?

"Arab country bad"

Biden's, and the Democratic establishment's, favourite country. The genocide in Gaza exposed a lot, and even oft repeated lies such as: "the only democracy in the middle east" and "the most moral army" became evidently absurd.