Random questions.

[CountValentine]

AFAICT Its a greyish area of Intl law.
Embassies hav diplomatic immunity, not immunity to base miltary ops and meetings, or as a base for spies.
However, the world has sort of turned a blindish eye to this kind of stuff in the past, mayvbe expelling the offending consular staff...
IL basicaly decided that if theres a meeting of terrorists in an embassy, the embassy no longer has diplomatic immunity... so they can target it  - AFAICT technnicaly correct but the world hasnt practiced the law that way

Do you have a link?

[Yehuda57]

Do you have a link?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna_Convention_on_Consular_Relations

As explained in the other thread, diplomatic immunity has no place in a discussion about Israel targeting an Iranian consulate in Syria (even if it is the consulate proper and not a separate building as the Israel EC™ contends).

[CountValentine]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna_Convention_on_Consular_Relations

As explained in the other thread, diplomatic immunity has no place in a discussion about Israel targeting an Iranian consulate in Syria (even if it is the consulate proper and not a separate building as the Israel EC™ contends).

Lets keep the discussions separate. This is to find out if the annex building is considered part of the consulate/embassy. The other thread is covering the other issue.

[aygart]

Lets keep the discussions separate. This is to find out if the annex building is considered part of the consulate/embassy. The other thread is covering the other issue.

(/) " consular premises " means the buildings or parts of buildings and
the land ancillary thereto, irrespective of ownership, used exclusively
for the purposes of the consular post ;

[CountValentine]

Don't you all have work to do?

[EliJelly]

Don't you all have work to do?

Jewish classic joke is that the men take care of the big problems and the women of the minor ones.

(I assume everyone is in middle/between something)

[Just A Jew]

Don't you all have work to do?

Welcome distraction during a long and crazy work week.

[Euclid]

Don't you all have work to do?

I already turned over motzai shabbos, so this week has been pretty peaceful

[YitzyS]

I already turned over motzai shabbos, so this week has been pretty peaceful

CV: “turned over” is slang for when you finish cleaning your kitchen (or to some, your house) so that the Pesach cooking can commence. It’s very labor intensive (involves flash heating sinks, covering counters, burning out ovens, etc.) and to some it’s the hardest part of Pesach preparation.

[CountValentine]

CV: “turned over” is slang for when you finish cleaning your kitchen (or to some, your house) so that the Pesach cooking can commence. It’s very labor intensive (involves flash heating sinks, covering counters, burning out ovens, etc.) and to some it’s the hardest part of Pesach preparation.

First time you do it is the worse? 

[aygart]

First time you do it is the worse? 

Most difficult. Yes because you ate still learning and didn't have the system down pat

[Yehuda57]

I have TSA precheck, but on a recent trip from LHR to JFK I had SSSS on my boarding pass. Is that random for that trip or should I be concerned that I will now always that marking?

First time flying since this and no tsa pre on my boarding pass. Everyone else in my party has it

[etech0]

Most difficult. Yes because you ate still learning and didn't have the system down pat

And keep thinking of more things you need(ed) to buy

[EliJelly]

If you live in Lakewood and you likely have the space for it, isn't having a pesach kitchen a top priority so you can save all the hassle?

[CountValentine]

Is there an EC twitter feed members here subscribe to?

[aygart]

Is there an EC twitter feed members here subscribe to?

Twitter does it for you.

[CountValentine]

Glad my mind is not polluted by that garbage.

[Euclid]

If you live in Lakewood and you likely have the space for it, isn't having a pesach kitchen a top priority so you can save all the hassle?

Still a waste of space for something that's only used for a couple weeks a year. 

[EliJelly]

Still a waste of space for something that's only used for a couple weeks a year.

How much space you think it needs? Designate a wall in the playroom/basement/wherever you can and deduct 2.5 feet and you get a nice size kitchen to the width of your choice or possibility. It's a game changer to say the least.

[aygart]

If you live in Lakewood and you likely have the space for it, isn't having a pesach kitchen a top priority so you can save all the hassle?

Besides having a pesach kitchen, we also have a mini chometz kitchen in our basement so that we can just move down there whenever we want and have all the hummuts there