Inside the U.S. Senate resolution to withdraw from the Open Skies Treaty.

March 03, 2020

Inside the U.S. Senate resolution to withdraw from the Open Skies Treaty.

As published on Medium on March 3, 2020

Inside the U.S. Senate resolution to withdraw from the Open Skies Treaty.

It’s a Gong Show.

https://steffanwatkins.medium.com/inside-the-u-s-senate-resolution-to-withdraw-from-the-open-skies-treaty-4cbad67f3981

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James Anderson20 April 2022 at 05:29:00 GMT-4
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Great Websites22 August 2022 at 06:43:00 GMT-4
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Great Websites22 August 2022 at 06:45:00 GMT-4
I agree that the proposed resolution to withdraw from the International commercial law topics for research paper is a bad idea. This would have a negative impact on businesses and the economy as a whole. It would also send a message to other countries that we are not interested in cooperating with them. This would be a step backwards in our efforts to promote international trade and cooperation.

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I'm a Canadian, and a military history buff; when I stumble on military-related news that reads like a press release, rather than proper reporting, I like to do a deeper investigation. I try to aggregate the story that isn't being explicitly told. There's usually more to a story than the military says, and I like to figure some of those riddles out. Topics will vary from Air Bases of the Cold War, to nuclear weapons bunkers, or naval auxiliary ship movements. There's a lot that hides in plain sight; you just need to know what you're looking at to notice.

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