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  2. I stand corrected he did 3-1 in 2023 I will caveat that with it was 17-year-old Toprak but still a great win. Nic bouzakis also beat him in 2022, this kid has been wrestling juniors since he was 16 what a menace.
  3. Nothing polical just entertaining Here is my first recommendation. What are you guys watching or listening to?
  4. The only people starving in Gaza are those who can’t afford to buy food from Hamas.
  5. AH! I knew it was something. Just couldn't quite put my finger on it...
  6. Did Mendes beat Toprak?
  7. They don’t care how anyone else treats Palestinian terrorists, only Jews.
  8. Yes you missed the sarcasm. I usually don't use that much punctuation for instance. My bad. However, I bet Red Viking and Unc Bernie don't know!
  9. I don't see a joke in you not knowing this common bit of knowledge. Or did I miss the sarcasm?
  10. Zeth Romney up to 141
  11. AI Mode All News Images Videos Short videos Forums Shopping Web Books Maps Flights Finance Search tools Feedback AI Overview +7 Egypt maintains a tight border policy with the Gaza Strip, primarily due to security concerns and a strategic effort to avoid a potential influx of Palestinian refugees into its territory, particularly the Sinai Peninsula . Here's a breakdown of the key reasons: Security Concerns: Preventing Militant Infiltration: Egypt fears that a porous border could allow Hamas or other Palestinian militants into the Sinai Peninsula, potentially destabilizing the region where Egyptian military forces have previously battled Islamic militants. Avoiding Conflict with Israel: A resurgence of militancy in Sinai could create a launching pad for attacks against Israel, jeopardizing the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. Maintaining Internal Stability: Egypt's regime has actively suppressed dissent, particularly from Islamist groups, and sees a connection between Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, which has been targeted by the government. Concerns about Displacement of Palestinians: Avoiding a Refugee Crisis: Egypt is wary of a mass exodus of Palestinians into its territory, fearing the long-term burden of supporting a large refugee population and the potential for increased instability in Sinai. Opposing Permanent Resettlement: Egypt has repeatedly expressed strong opposition to any plans that could lead to the permanent resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza, viewing it as a potential erasure of the Palestinian cause. Sovereignty and Border Control: Rafah Crossing Control: Egypt wants to maintain control over the Rafah border crossing, which is a vital lifeline for Gaza but also a point of potential vulnerability. Egyptian authorities have been hesitant to open the crossing without guarantees about aid delivery and security arrangements. Recent Closure: The Rafah crossing has been closed since Israeli forces advanced and seized control of it in May 2024, according to Doctors Without Borders. Egypt has insisted that Israeli forces must withdraw from the Palestinian side of the crossing before it can be fully reopened. In summary, Egypt's blockade of Gaza is driven by a complex interplay of security concerns, including anxieties about militant infiltration and destabilization, coupled with a firm stance against the displacement of Palestinians into its territory.
  12. I just love that stuff. I'd be all over that deal.
  13. (I was kidding, hence the high number of punctuation marks... but I bet we have a few on this board who don't know or choose to ignore (for some strange reason ))
  14. He just wants to make his wife happy.
  15. He's tough as nails. Luke placed in the NJSIAA tournament 4 times...6th, 4th. 2nd, and 1st (106, 113, 120, & 126 respectively.) Placing 4 x's @ NJSIAA's isn't an easy do at all. Plus participating in club wrestling , not to mention youth leagues early on, as well. Like I said... works hard & constantly seeking improvement. Qualities you want to have in order to succeed. D3
  16. I don't know why you haven't, maybe it where you get your news. I thought it was common knowledge.
  17. Are you saying that Egypt is keeping the Gazans in an "open air prison?" Why don't we ever hear about this????!!!!!
  18. I help coach an NCWA team, and the narrative Tarleton state had at the national tournament in March was that they were still trying to be the first D1 team in Texas. They have rapidly become one of the best teams for the NCWA.
  19. I can't get past all your Nazi analogies. You sure are an expert on Nazi behaviors, all while being anti Semitic and assigning their traits and qualities to everyone who disagrees with you.
  20. You’re getting closer.
  21. Simply stating a fact. It's all you coming up with the material.
  22. A dim denial? And you, of all people, calling someone else boring?
  23. Why are wokesters so hell bent on supporting terrorists?
  24. Idk why people are under the assumption that if the Olympics was to get rid of GR that it would equate to more FS weights. They would simply put in a new sport. Get rid of wrestling to add wrestling? Don’t think so
  25. No, but thank you for demonstrating you can't understand basic analogies. I'll break it down for you. You guys: "It's propaganda. That child is starving because she has other health issues." Analogy: "The Nazis didn't kill Anne Frank. She died of Typhus." Explanation: Just as the girls' health issues make her extra vulnerable to starvation, Anne Frank became extra vulnerable to Typhus by being forced into the camp in unsanitary conditions. Both Israel in this case, and the Nazis in Frank's case, created the conditions leading to the death/illness, and are therefore responsible. If you can't follow the structure of that analogy, you are stupid. We teach that to 3rd graders. It's foundational human reasoning.
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