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The discussion on the possibility of the U.S. evacuating its Beirut Embassy by September 30 revolves around various developments related to escalating security situations in Lebanon and neighboring areas. Participants debate whether recent orders for partial evacuations of non-essential staff fulfill the criteria for a full evacuation. While some users share news links suggesting the possibility of an evacuation, others clarify that partial evacuations do not meet the market's resolution conditions. Speculation on the impact of U.S. and Israeli actions and related regional instability also feature prominently.
- Evacuation Criteria: The market will resolve to "Yes" only if a full evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut is confirmed; partial evacuations of non-essential staff do not count.
- Context and Speculation: The discussions highlight diverse views and updates on the geopolitical conditions that might lead to an evacuation, such as the volatile security situation in Lebanon and regional tensions involving Israel, Hezbollah, and other actors.
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just.some.guy
2 weeks ago
"A guy comes up to me -- a big guy, tears in his eyes -- and he says, "Sir, Sir, how are you so great at evacuating embassies?"
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AugustoPinochet73
3 weeks ago
THE U.S. IS NUMBER ONE! NO QUESTION ABOUT IT. When it comes to evacuating embassies, WE DO IT FASTER THAN ANYONE. Gold medal performance, folks! Other countries can’t keep up, they’re SLOW, they’re WEAK. We get our people out QUICK, we’re the BEST at it—believe me! Nobody does it like the United States. We lead, others follow. AMERICA FIRST!
AugustoPinochet73
3 weeks ago
THE U.S. IS NUMBER ONE! NO QUESTION ABOUT IT. When it comes to evacuating embassies, WE DO IT FASTER THAN ANYONE. Gold medal performance, folks! Other countries can’t keep up, they’re SLOW, they’re WEAK. We get our people out QUICK, we’re the BEST at it—believe me! Nobody does it like the United States. We lead, others follow. AMERICA FIRST!
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LyinCamela
1 week ago
🇺🇸🇱🇧Report: The US embassy in Lebanon was surrounded by fences and soldiers
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UncleLouie
2 weeks ago
What else needs to happen before they pull the trigger as a precaution? https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/2024-09-22/ty-article/.premium/u-s-officials-prepping-for-worst-amid-fear-of-all-out-war-between-israel-and-hezbollah/00000192-191c-dc8b-a7b6-5f7f9ce00000
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Car
1 week ago
So the Lebanese army is currently protecting the embassy from possible riots. This means if they evacuate the embassy for safety reasons, this market should resolve to YES.
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UncleLouie
2 weeks ago
Lol
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just.some.guy
2 weeks ago
"A guy comes up to me -- a big guy, tears in his eyes -- and he says, "Sir, Sir, how are you so great at evacuating embassies?"
LyinCamela
2 weeks ago
🇮🇱🇱🇧❗This morning the Israeli Air Force launched its largest air strike on Lebanon since 2006, the entire country is on fire The IDF said it was striking targets belonging to the Hezbollah group and called on Lebanese to "leave areas where weapons depots are located."
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Car
1 week ago
https://x.com/intelFromBrian/status/1839730942631403878
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Car
1 week ago
https://x.com/anonymouswave1/status/1839732388483477690
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AugustoPinochet73
1 week ago
The anonymous wave 😆😆😆😆😆😆
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Car
1 week ago
https://x.com/anonymouswave1/status/1839732388483477690