Absolutely incredible.

NASA Astronaut Reid Wiseman, who commanded Artemis II, took this footage from the far side of the Moon with his iPhone.

Watch with sound on.

LOL

Good grief LOL.

Once I was setting up the Ministerial Dining Room for a delegation when Jim Anderton walked in, assumed I was part of the international delegation, and reached out to shake my hand LOL.

"I'm the Functions Manager" I whispered to him pointing to my name badge.

I'll never get over the journalist describing fellow journalists getting killed in Gaza, Iran and Lebanon as "people who do the same job as me." Along with the idea that giving it more attention would somehow be a dereliction of duty.

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Okay. That "column" was orders of magnitude worse than I had imagined before reading it. And I was prepared for it to be pretty bad LOL.

I literally just reread Dreadnaught last night! Long live Piper! It's a 1987 version of the book so the pages were starting to fall out 😭

Not good enough Greens.

This was the BEST era.

The "I've never paid more than..." part of the op would suggest that even at these prices they are unaffordable.

Journalists are the fourth estate. You are one of the pillars of democracy. We rely on you to hold the powerful to account.

When I fail at my job, I get an unhappy client. When you fail, we get the rise of fascism and genocide.

So critique me as much as you like. The stakes are not the same.

If one of our allies was deliberately targeting and killing web developers? Absolutely you should be speaking out. Loudly and clearly.

And if I chose to be silent on it you would be correct to call me out.

Do you think journalists are beyond criticism?

New Zealand journalists absolutely should be writing about the slaughter of their colleagues. Do you have anything you want to say about the assassination of three journalists by Israel today?

As a former pro... she puts me to shame LOL.

These people are so freaking infuriating.

The idea that journalists shouldn't advocate and stand in solidarity with their colleagues that are literally being slaughtered by our "allies"'is utterly shameful.

Targeting journalists is a war crime. And it follows a specific pattern that started with the deliberate targeting and killing of well over 200 journalists in Gaza.

These are atrocities. And it's the job of the journalist to put these war crimes in context.

I've said this before but your food styling and photography are impressive.

As I said: I doubt you read them.

And every single organization I've cited, as well as me, condemn the intentional targeting and killing of civilians no matter who did it.

I doubt you read any of them because if you did you would realize your allegations are unfounded.

They aren't allowing in what they agreed to under the cease fire agreement. And even if they did but still both wouldn't be enough nor would it be the right type of aid.

As I said: you haven't read the reports.

We are literally talking about allowing in food, water, shelter and medical supplies. Letting in international press and war crimes investigators. There is no rational argument against that. You cannot condition aid.

Israel has obligations under the Geneva Conventions and International Humanitarian Law as the occupying power to not to let the suffering of Palestinians living in Gaza to continue.

It DOES mean there is absolutely no reason why Israel can't comply with the ceasefire agreement. It means Gaza should be being flooded with aid, medical supplies and relief. That the international press and war crimes investigators should be allowed in.

This just shows you haven't actually read any of the reports.

There isn't a "war" going on now. There is a ceasefire.

You don't understand what "hearsay" means.