The context is "if his plan had worked".

10 million to tap into a 10 billion market seems greedy

It's a quote. Those little things around the sentence have a meaning.

'It was Carnage': Students describe...

I didn't think one second those students died in a war because of food poisoning.

It's also put in quotes, which implies they're quoting a person that was at the scene.

Maybe he's working on his defense to claim insanity.

He hung out with Diddy. Don't be too confident about that.

The book wasn't about Islam. It also wasn't about Christianity. It was about the Dominion Theorcracy which resembles more what we see with the religious extremists in America.

Edit: I would like to add that it also fits religious extremism in Islamic countries, but that's not what the aim of the author was. She definitely meant America and their extremists. She even created a flag that looks awfully similar to the American flag.

Dominion Theology is a group of Christian political ideologies that seek to institute a nation governed by Christians based on their personal understandings of biblical law. Extents of rule and ways of achieving governing authority are varied. For example, Dominion Theology can include theonomy, but does not necessarily involve advocating Mosaic law as the basis of government. The label is applied primarily toward groups of Christians in the United States.

Looks solid to me, they definitely didn't cheap out. Ankered into the ground, connected to each other, and the mesh fine and solid enough to make it hard to get through. They're also high enough and hard to climb.

This creates enough choke points to control a mass, or to hold up individual groups long enough to get ahead of them.

Keep in mind that there will be additional guards this time and they won't have just sticks and shields.

That too

Edit: But I think you're right, it's mainly iodine what I recalled. Fluorid is pretty rare I think. They put it in the toothpaste though.

Or they could just keep scolding there supporters , calling them naive and dumb

What imaginary part of the Harris/Walz campaign does that come from?

Also, they're taking trump very serious. They say "Listen to him and take him serious"

It's not a person, it's a concept that describes the evil inside us, and of what we have to be wary of.

I'm not religious, but I understand a metaphor when I see one.

I'm pretty sure the Bible warns about those hate preachers as well.