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>>7517
Barely news. ZH isn't a good source, you can't spell decaying, and your pseudoapocaplyptic phrase is meaningless.

Some economies (hello Arabia) do rely way too much on oil, but this isn't going to hurt the west. The take home from oil prices freakyness since the 2005 fake-peak, is that peak oil isn't a worry at all. Supply does increase with price, and alternatives are more and more outcompeting it. The falling price mostly reflects ample supply & alt options, unless you work in oil, you don't need to worry.

>>7545
Most of the "nice" places in South America rely on exporting oil.

>>7517
Your heart is in the right place, but your execution is poor.

Here's a better article.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/768a1622-9dba-11e5-8ce1-f6219b685d74.html#axzz3tpxGdLj2

>long-term forecast price cut from $55 to $50
>concern over global oil storage capacity soon reaching its limit
>Russian oil production at a record high and trending up
>OPEC not getting along

Abandon hope, new wells are being tapped as I type.

Didn't Trump already get disqualified?

>>7747
"Disqualified," yes, actually disqualified no.. If that actually happened, it would be major news instead of Trump's anti-Muslim ideas that are getting him more interest votes.

>>7751
> interest votes
The American system you've got there sure is crazy.

Israel got away with what they're doing for far too long.

>>7673
Leave it up to Sweden to be the one to tell them.

>>7673
Israel has done nothing wrong.

>>7309
>In May, a Proton-M rocket carrying a Mexican satellite burned up over Siberia minutes after the launch from Kazakhstan's Baikonur cosmodrome, which Russia leases and operates.

Wow, I didn't know the Mexicans had satellites.

>>7323
When you think about it, it makes sense. Russia's economy is about the size of Italy's. Mexico's is aproaching the same size.

Pretty much every halfway industrialized country has at least one satellite in orbit. It's really not that much of an achievement anymore.

Is this true? Holy shit.

>>7197
>Is this true?
Every single one of OPs sources is either highly biased or outright clickbait. Probably not.

>>7199

>CBRN substances have been carried undetected into the European Union

>http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/BRIE/2015/572806/EPRS_BRI(2015)572806_EN.pdf

direct from the European parliament

this is real

>Jolly bad show
So the UK thinks that they got it rough too?

>>7731
They're probably upset that they DO have no-go regions in their city: http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/12/09/exclusive-london-cop-confirms-donald-trump-uk-radicalisation-claims-bbc-cameron-boris-johnson-sneer/

>>7733
except we don't have no-go regions

>>7702
>Ministry of Health raises potassium iodide in salt
At least add the country you are talking about to the title.

>>7813
Read the link, Anonymous.
>taipeitimes
>taiwan

>>7816
I did. That doesn't change the fact that you have to open it to have any idea what this thread is about, which should not be the case.

Yeah, that's not what happened at all. They refused to see the case, and it's not the first time. The supreme court rejects gun related cases fairly often.

Just because they choose to uphold an already existing ban does not mean they're going to use their power to extend that ban from a single city to the entire nation.

>>7173
Why can the SC refuse to see cases? I get that they don't want to be buried under a bunch of inane crap, but a case dealing with one of our foundational rights is bretty important.

>>7176
They refused a bunch of very important cases because they were afraid of the political implications and the results way back in AnteBellum America, and I guess they've kept up the tradition

Is it 2005 again?

what a Retard!

I really hope he doesn't get the nomination. Because as much of a moron as he is, I still prefer him to any of the democrats.

>>7107
This shit gets my blood boiling. Opiate addicts need to be sterilized.

>Being born drug-dependent didn’t kill these children. Each recovered enough to be discharged from the hospital. What sealed their fates was being sent home to families ill-equipped to care for them.

>Like Brayden, more than 40 of the children suffocated. Thirteen died after swallowing toxic doses of methadone, heroin, oxycodone or other opioids. In one case, a baby in Oklahoma died after her mother, high on methamphetamine and opioids, put the 10-day-old girl in a washing machine with a load of dirty laundry.

Sterilize the mother and take the kids away, at least until she demonstrates that she is clean and can remain so.

>>7117
What about the father?
What if the father is addicted?

>>7313
So are The Houthis now recognized as the official government of Yemen and not just 'rebels'?

>>7326
No, they seem to be willing to give that up.

It's hard to imagine a continuation of the previous government after being overthrown violently.

American populism best populism

Yeah for someone that's so adamant about holding up the second amendment, he doesn't seem to care much about the first one.

I'm getting some serious Anti-Christ vibes from trump. And I'm an atheist.

Misread, thought Chicago's protestants were going nuts.

>>7658
>escalating
barely. this is not as big an issue as it seems.

the police at Baltimore were given orders to stand down. they encouraged those people to riot and literally told them they would not be punished.

what I'm saying is this situation can be solved very easily. it's just that ATM the are a great distraction.

If it gets cold here no one will protest.
Last year shootings got cut in half(?) For a week because of the cold

>Because of the gator’s aggressive behavior and the trauma observed on Riggins’ body, deputies called a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission trapper for help. The gator was ultimately captured and euthanized, the agency said.

I hate this shit. Why punish a wild animal for being a wild animal?

>>7219
Taste of human flesh can sometimes mean they are far more likely to strike out again without provocation. Makes then more of a risk.

He was a good gator and dindu nuffin!

>>7105
>Living in a city.
>Ever.

>>7106
What's the point of shitposting IRL if there's no one around to see it?

>>7105
>$500-a-day
Authorities sure want that sweet, sweet cash, huh? ',:^y

Even if he does get an assload of fines, he'll probably start an online fundraiser and get enough to pay them denbts and give to charity.