In Poland it's "pojutrze" - after tomorrow, and "przedwczoraj" - before yesterday (those are also literal translations just as i wrote). Also in common and constant usage.
I guess it could be interpreted like that if someone want it very much, in such case why they didn't said it straight: do what you want.
Everyone who is not with us, is against us. Traditional (lack of) logic of fanatics.
You probably think of this, this is the upbringing making people desperately fighting for freedom and to end the oppression and genocide.
Terrorists are the Isn'treal and USA and their allies and vassals.
It's not 5-d chess, it's simple politics of weakening potential rivals. If you look at history literally the same thing was done even by ancient hegemonies, it has even popular Latin name - "Divide et impera". USA is global hegemon and acts globally.
Imagine being either more bloodthirsty or more incompetent (or both) that Reagan.
to destroy Hezbollah infrastructure
We seen how they destroyed "Hamas" infrastructure in Gaza: schools, hospitals, mosques, homes, basically everything.
Yeah sure, they want to eat cake and still have it. That's a gutter level sophistry nobody would ever eat except people wanting hard to believe it like you. And you call me disingenous, lol.
Also that cake is shit with poison topping, so bon apetit.
No, it do not mean liking something. Endorsement is an act of acceptation and/or support. Saying "voters should not cast their ballot for any other candidate but her" is an explicit endorsement.
He's trying for the peace-nobel winning 12 wars of Obama.
The Uncommitted Campaign, a movement that gained media attention for its call to withhold votes from President Biden during the primary elections over the war on Gaza, released a statement earlier this month saying that while it could not officially endorse Harris, voters should not cast their ballot for any other candidate but her.
How's that not an offical endorsement?
Hezbollah confirmed it, he's really dead.
Yeah that's literally 2 clicks from the basest of searches:
(Hokien, Hakka, Matsu and Wuqiu are some of very many southern languages of Chinese, and Formosan is the Austronesian group of languages spoken by indingenous population)
Because they are sucked to the same boot.
It was probably inspired by Egyptian khopesh since it was used in Ethiopia even before the kingdom of Axum. Thing is, the blade is sharp on both sides. So you could either use its inner side as big sickle to reach around enemy shield and try for the weak spots like neck, face or armpits, or if the enemy didn't had a shield you could turn it to outer side and in this case it was similar to Persian shamshir in being excellent weapon against unarmored opponents.
Two more interesting thing about it was 1: the designs varies greatly, most were shorter and wider, the curvature also varied; and 2: it apparently worked quite well considering it has been in use for possibly over 2500 years and some Ethiopian emperors even organised special elite units wielding it.
The airstrike was the first time the fighter jet had brought down an aircraft since the plane debuted in combat in Syria and Iraq almost a decade ago.
How heroic, that surely paid off all those billions.