That would be wasting money, ships are expensive to charter.

Whoever operates them have every interest to have them moving about.

Yes but they can get quite close to that. And voyages don’t last that long.

Thermodynamics, heat in causes boil off but that takes massive energy to vaporise everything, and it is limited thanks to the good insulation.

Boil off is never vented, it powers the engines. They can also reliquify for some ships at least.

It’s concrete. The destroyed one shows the reinforced rebars

among doesn’t mean they did only that

It is vague and it needs to be because at best this is second hand account of what it was said.

last section of the document

Lock screen in a ebook reader is not something you are bound to see much often since I would hope you have some kind of protection over it.

Remote doesn’t even approach it.

I thought to myself, I been in Western Australia. Let me see how far is away from Perth it is, result is about 2200 km or 24h of non stop driving to get in the vicinity.

Nearest road is more than 30 km away

Guillotine is not on the cards unfortunately at this stage

Ouais (pronounced as oue means yeah)

Yup, don’t tell them though.

It’s a militia islamic militia, do you think they haven’t done the same thing as Israel does to their population, or a subset of their population?

It’s just a way to grab the attention span of everyone which helps their recruitment.

Yes cause the houthis are Bear loving kinda of Islamist militia, right. Definitely have never engaged in the same type of actions ever/s

It’s not going to collapse, but they will need to take drastic changes to keep financing the war with taking money from firms and even normal people at some point.

That would be a remarkable fail rate if that is the case