Black rock seems to be set to start buying which will probably, mostly be used to rebuild so it’s unlikely other governments will foot a heavy bill.

Well, I’m not a journalist nor am I in Turkey so I guess you’re right.

….don’t make it weird.

I don’t think I’ve ever been in a licensed venue that individuals struggled to find drugs.

Wasn’t Turkey just given that title for wanting to put journalists in prison for reporting misinformation?

Raves are to spite fascists?….Be realistic, it’s to avoid the costs involved of licensing an event.

Same way they replaced paper with plastic notes, it’s very doable.

I wouldn’t of thought it but now that you mention it, I actually see it.

I’d consider certain landmarks to be more fitting, like with certain coins. In fairness I couldn’t care less who or what is on tender, I just think it might be a longer lasting solution than an individual.

Not as puffy as them sausages of his.

That the thing, most infrastructure such as power, water, etc are considered to be military targets by the vast majority of modern military powers, as military do benefit & use the utilities.

It’s important to keep in mind (we) the US knocked out water, power, sewage, comms, etc one day one in Iraq. It’s definitely a moral issue but by no means is it directly considered to be a war crime.