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We will never know that, because the US was the first AND ONLY nation in EIGHTY SEVEN YEARS to commit such atrocity. Of course, it helps you to think they would have done it, but it is just a conjecture. There were plenty of contemporaries astonished at the atrocity. Whether or not they were a few or many, a majority or a minority, is subject of debate. But if you "didn't hear any of them complaining", you were not listening. Of course no one would complain about the ending of a war, but the monstrosity committed by the USA had plenty of critics back then. I agree with the rest of your post. Putin is a piece of shit and his attack on Ukraine is absolutely repudiable. I support the UN declarations, and any other decisions coming from the UN General Assembly to stop Russia's expansionism and this abusive, inhumane war. But I have a hard time feeling any empathy for US leadership and their imperialist game in Eastern Europe.

Justifying the nuclear attacks to Japan is shameful and dangerous. The USA has zero moral authority to preach about use of nuclear weapons, as they are the only nation that ever committed such atrocity. If those attacks were justifiable, any attack can also be. I hope none of the current national leaders is planning to save lives by massacring millions of foreign innocent civilians. According to you, it would be a highly commendable decision.

That list is incomplete.

Yep. Now the falls are cute beautiful. Normally, they used to be scary beautiful. The Paraná river is at an historic low. Climate change in all the areas directly influenced by the Amazonian system (which is all South America but Patagonia) is speeding up at alarming levels. Most of my family lives in Corrientes city, the heat is scorching, and a huge fire just burnt significant parts of the Iberá, not far away. The whole city was covered by ashes for several days.

What about this, @macdaddi? Have you ever been in one of these events? https://www.instagram.com/p/Caxo0-4l9xk/

Hey, do not withhold information, please! If you know any of these guys, let me now! Specially if I should avoid any of them. I am puzzled at some of them contacting me in Grindr and not mentioning any fees, and engaging in conversation like a regular hook up. Others do it at the second message, like Alan.

https://ilikepinga.com/2022/03/05/medellin-escorts/

Let them talk, indeed. They are entitled to their freedom of speech. Now... kindness?

You may need to summon @TotallyOz in order to find our what happened.

True, no one will be disappointed, the falls are beautiful anyways. However, the picture above shows significantly less water than all the times I have been around.

I would say skip it this time. There is a historic draught that has taken the Parana river to low levels I have never seen in my life. The Iguazy Falls must be just a shadow of what they usually are.

Older videos are from California, Mexico, and Argentina. All the last videos are from Colombia.

I am already connecting with mileroticos advertisers and BiLatinMen performers through Grindr. I may end moving to Colombia.

I have been checking my neighborhood in Google Maps, and I love it. Definitively, Medellín is becoming a strong candidate to be one of my after retirement bases. Even in Google Maps, the city seems to be full of attractive men.

With the right escort, there is no difference with unpaid sex. The best ones know how to find something attractive on anyone, and make it feel not transactional. It happens a lot to me, and I am almost 60.

Ignore it. Just be as cautious as you would be in any big city you do not know very well and you will have no issues.

If you have so much displeasure, and you are paying so high prices (compared to other South American destinations), why are you planning to return? Why do you not switch to Brazil or Colombia instead of RD?

Yes, my research agrees with you. Thanks for the tip on those apartments, but I already have a nest at a great price. Now, I hope to coincide with @macdaddi or other travelers.

I just booked my flights and airbnb. I will be staying in a small apartment near Laureles.

"Música folclórica argentina" predates Tango in the Argentine Music History's timeline. Unlike Tango, it represents the deep inner country and the most traditional cultural values. Although the folkloric movement embraced political progressive ideas, I had never heard of a switch on cultural values until recently. You will need to use a translator, but I recommend you to read this article. It provides a general outlook of several very interesting queer developments. I cannot picture what a non South American brain sees in these pictures. When I saw these pictures and read this article, I was not able to see beauty, but felt an intense curiosity. Then, I found this video: Cosquín is the most important folkloric music festival in Argentina. Until now, it was the last shelter for "traditional family values". The fact that an artist like Ferni would have broken those boundaries was thrilling even before watching her performance. When I watched her performance, something strange happened. There was a battle in my brain between those parts of me I have been demolishing for decades on one side, and on the other those parts of me I have been constructing for most of my life. When I hit play, at the beginning I was too distracted by her looks and her mannerisms. I could appreciate her singing a little bit, but the dinosaur in me who never ends to die would keep me judging. And then I closed my eyes. Indeed, she is an exceptionally talented singer. This interpretation is personal, honest, and beautiful. She moves me. When I opened my eyes again, my prejudices were gone and I was able to fully appreciate her performance and the intentionality in some of her body language. I have always been moved to tears when I am listening to interpretations by artists like Atahualpa Yupanqui or Suma Paz, this is the first time that a new artists moves me.

https://www.thesword.com/whos-the-hottest-ice-dancer-at-the-2022-olympics.html

I never had a problem with ATMs in Rio and Salvador. I can usually withdraw 1K rials, which allows for several days of boys. They are mostly the only Brazilian product I need cash for, everything else is paid with credit cards, including the saunas bill.

I am not trying to convince anyone. Americans love overpaying for their drugs.

Check Argentina, or Chile, or Uruguay. Who produced the documentary?

I do not care who owns the company as long as the coffee is good. Is the coffee good?