There were shadowy conspiracists lurking in the dark alleys of Washington, and hiding from the glaring sun in the High Desert of California, but they were laughably easy prey when the Martian lizard people, the subterranean Vril-empowered mole-men, and the globalist pedophile Commies did show up.
Up until late 1944 or early 1945, most people basically just kept living their lives normally, while making some secret jokes about the regime, being annoyed by the constant air raid sirens, complaining about food shortages, actively looking away when their Jewish neighbors were arrested, and mourning their dead sons, yes.
I’m really curious how long it took the Germans in the late 1930’s to call it what it was.
In Germany, by 1934 the regime had publicly admitted murdering hundreds of their opponents without trial.
And written a law after the fact which simply stated: “The measures taken on June 30, July 1 and 2, 1934 are lawful as state self-defense.”
Germans knew.
Millions of prisoners with hand tools can do that job.
It also conveniently offers more accurate cell phone tracking because of its limited range.
In the US, you’re probably best off with an older Nissan Leaf. It’s got a big community behind it for mods and upgrades.
Don’t buy a Tesla, or an ICE car, for obvious reasons.
I’ve only been to North America twice, and I recognize several dozen.
Thank you for not splitting up Germany again.
Yes, all they need is for someone to spend $7.5 billion on it.
Unfortunately, billionaires seem to be less willing to remove trash from the oceans than add themselves to it.
As a result, I guess that rotating masts aren’t optimal after all - too much moving mass, impossible to take down during a hurricane, etc.
Rotating masts are for ships that are larger, and they only contribute to propulsion, saving up to 30% of fuel. But they work well in almost any wind direction.
This ship is primarily driven by the sails, if conditions are good.
It’s different technology for different tasks.
I also guess that this sailboat has a fairly good motor, for use during total lack of wind (rare) or storms that would damage sails or masts.
It has a 5500 horsepower Diesel-eletric motor. “For maneuvering in harbor and punctuality of service” according to the manufacturer.
Good news!