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The Shining Purple Light wrote:

Liberman said he would vote against a coalition of 60 MKs, because "it would not be a right-wing government but a haredi government that would make Israel into a state of Jewish law instead of a Jewish and democratic state."

It looks highly likely that Netanyahu will not be able to form a majority by the deadline on Wednesday, potentially leading to new elections.

Paramountica wrote:

Benny Gantz? o>o

It is pretty much impossible for Gantz to reach 61 MKs, even is Yisrael Beytenu and Kulanu defected he'd need to reach a deal with the Arab parties or convince the ultra-Orthodox to join him, both are likely impossible feats to accomplish.

Paramountica wrote:

Benny Gantz? o>o

When will you apologize for Amsterwald.

WHEN BUSH

WHEN

THE SIEGE OF ZURICH INTERNATIONAL

| The click of gun slides reverberates throughout the van. This is just one of many vans
approaching Zurich International Airport, from all angles. A large number of hostages have been
taken and a counter terrorist response is needed immediately to end the situation. Police have been
surveying the area for hours, and the hostages are being held in the main terminal, surrounded by
gunmen. Police snipers shadow them with high power Austrian SSG 69s, poised to shoot.
The ARD-DDR-DEE, known officially as Army Recon Detatchment 10, do not expect the situation to
end peacefully. |

| The van comes to a stop, and the team spew out one by one. The squad's leader, Sergeant
Emery, runs to the leader of the entire operation.|

Sergeant A. Emery | What's the plan?

Lieutenant P. Farina | Our negotiator just got told that they are prepared to execute hostages
in around 10 minutes time, you have a window of a few minutes to get final preparations done,
then you are going in with full authorisation to kill on sight. This cannot end in a peaceful manner.

Sergeant A. Emery | I was told we were going in to make arrests and only shoot as a final
resort.

Lieutenant P. Farina | Well sh-t happens, and that is a pretty serious threat that my
negotiator was told. You have three minutes then you will go in on my orders.

Sergeant A. Emery | Clear. Alright people, here's the deal.

|Emery spreads a blueprint of the airport across the tarmac of the runway, covered
in sticky notes and scribbles of the positioning of other teams. He waves his hands wildly,
the team nodding in synchronisation. The final preparations were complete, and
the team was ready to begin the Siege on Zurich International.|

Sergeant A. Emery | All teams, one minute.

|A member of Emery's team unfolds a pastey-green coloured explosive and secures it onto
the main door of the terminal.|

Lieutenant P. Farina | All teams, you are cleared to enter, fourty five seconds to go.

|Then gunshots from inside the terminal erupt to the shock of the Lieutenant.|

Sergeant A. Emery | Breach, go go go!

|The terminal's main doors fly open, and elite operatives flood in firing their weapons at
the hostage takers inside. Screams shroud the noise of the gunshots, as blood, dust and pieces
of fabric take to the sky. People fall, clutching different parts of their body. Then the shooting
ceases, uncovering a horrible truth. A small group of thirteen people are close together,
surrounded by the bodies of fellow airport patrons. Emery throws his radio at the floor in a fit of
anger at his team's failure to secure all of the hostages.|

Emery's radio | Terminal 2 clear. Terminal 3 clear. Clear on 4. Update us on
terminal 1, Emery.

|Emery picks up his radio.|

Sergeant A. Emery Terminal 1 clear. Several hostages and all attackers
KIA. Lets get these hostages out of here.

The Shining Purple Light wrote:

like u

Sebenica wrote:

Nay thee.

Yes

Nomakoa wrote:

Rodrigo Duerte

Dutertgay.

Nomakoa wrote:

That’s it
I’m declaring a drug war against you

*burns Filipino money that is in the Swiss banks*

July 9th, 1995
Beijing, China
Great Hall of the People
Securing of Sino-Filipino Economic-Security Relationship

With continual investments and pledging of assistance provided by President Xi Jinping and Madam Peng Liyuan to the people of Nomakoa, it has been announced today that the Philippines has granted the People's Federation general access to Filipino naval bases. Madam Peng Liyuan has hailed this decision by the Philippines as a remarkable example and demonstration of the grounding foundation of trust, solidarity, peace, and cooperation among Asian countries, especially members of the Council of Asia countries. The providing of naval base access to the People's Federation allows for the expansion of potential Chinese naval operations and capabilities as the Navy is no longer subjected just to the territorial waters of the People's Federation. With the decision on the South China Sea and closer developing military relations with the Philippines and Valijun, the People's Federation has declared this a definite victory for Asian unity and cooperation.

Kiger wrote:

*cough*

more like Asian submission

chinese imperialism is thique

"imperialism"

Funny how that word is just thrown around.

Valijun wrote:

at least im not aligning myself with the western powers who either privately supported or openly tolerated the existence of Amsterwald

I align myself with China and the east for a very good reason.

because the nation that leads the Western world, the USP, openly supported the Waldenian Apartheid regime. Not all western nations supported Amsterwald, which is why Indonesia loves Germany so much, but not all tried to do what Germany did. They either gave up or just decided to tolerate or appease Amsterwald.

it makes the most IC sense for me to be eastern

Alzarikstan wrote:

"imperialism"

Funny how that word is just thrown around.

You literally tried to destroy Hong Kong and seemingly wanted to start a war with Korea.

You have at multiple instances been 'aggressive'. For what reason? To extend your power and influence. How? Through military force.

What is the definition of imperialism? A policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization, use of military force, or other means.