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Giving the public an interest in the private company gives the public the impression that it's in their benefit if the government doesn't regulate the company.

Like giving turkeys a share in a cranberry sauce company.

The incandescent to LED switch is a major factor, but most things have become more efficient, a Sky box uses 30x less power than the 90s.

Germany in the 30/40s, no notes?

European and Asian consumers have similar tastes in cars, sub-compact through to mid-size SUV make up the majority of the market. In America trucks dominate but they don't export well.

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You're right, that's totally doable. However supply chains to that Gaza aren't exactly robust, they can barely get enough food to survive. It's unlikely an AliExpress package full of PIR sensors is going to make it's way through the blockade.

What are the chances it's then mothballed and turns up registered to Draken International 6 months later.

How advanced do you think Hamas are? One of their main weapons is the Qassam rocket, a dug up sewer pipe filled with sugar.

Against the people of Palestine who didn't meet the ethno religious profile of the new state.

But Israel started the war, in 1948.

You're right, it is, hence the strikes on World Central Kitchen and the blockade on food entering the area.

How does bulldozing a family home have any affect on a tunnel?

The top right selfie camera is a "courageous" choice.