Well, we’ve got to put the wretches somewhere … we have architects working to fix the “seen” problem, though. Subterranean barracks, maybe. I suppose we could start with the Mittelbau blueprints.
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It’s been astonishing over the last month to watch pundits shrug off paying $2 trillion over twenty years to achieve nothing on the other side of the world and simultaneously choke on the very idea of spending $3.5 trillion over 10 years to invest in the US and our future
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I don’t care about Mel. Do you?
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Not necessarily. After adding the cost-plus provisions, “reasonable” fees, and family-and-friends grift at the expense of the public, the magical efficiency of the free market should, if you’re lucky, come in no more than double what it would have cost otherwise.
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eg. Naypiyidaw Myanmar
Astana Kazakhstan
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Agreed, but certainly they’d find a way of leaves all those costs out of the accounting.
Like with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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C’mon, what’s a new city without its own bidonville?
Could it even be considered complete without one?
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The three that I loaded where “AG Garland (says)…” and “Graham Pronounces…” and “Official Points To…”. No actual news, but at least chattersite talking-about-talking-about-stuff.
How about: every capital city in the world, of all government forms.
In the near space and time, yes. But more broadly, to address the bigger problems, I still argue that people need to think of themselves as Earth partners first.
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Time keeps on ticking, ticking into the future. Mother Nature is on a roll dontcha know.
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with hummus.
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Wouldn’t a cracker have more mouth feel?
Good god, get real. Pretentious snowflakery.
Yeah, once they’ve ensured that they don’t have to pay for it (and the recent IRS leaks prove that they have), then they don’t really care how, or how much, the remaining suckers, I mean taxpayers, get soaked.
It’s just a business opportunity, at that point.
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It’s not “abnormal” for our 18th century slave state protecting undemocratic 2 senators from each state federal legislative structure to be obstructed by a senator from a backwater reactionary low population economically insignificant state.
We now know why Sinema & Manchin are being such jerks. They’re both competing to get the bid for this and just following the developer’s request.
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Similar to the surgeon’s joke that “All bleeding stops eventually.”
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Or, closer to home, try California!