Random Wikipedia Page Game II

Bringing this back, because it blew admin's random reddit page game.

Basically you press the random article button on wikipedia, and inspire yourself to make a debate resolution out of it.

Admin put a lot of the resolutions in the random list last time. 195 is a lot, but there is no reason why there couldn't be more.

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Baiona, Pontevedra

Inspiration
In 1585 the inhabitants of Baiona repelled an attempt to take the town by the privateer Francis Drake. Five years later Philip II of Spain beat the pirates that were laying the Galician coast to waste with a fleet of 98 vessels and 17,000 soldiers.

Resolution:

That piracy threatens world trade more than government tariffs

Article

Saco (YTB-796)

Inspiration

Placed in service on 14 September 1968, Saco was assigned to Naval Station Guam. She served there until reassignment to Naval Station Long Beach, California, where she served for the remainder of her career.

Resolution:

That nations in Oceania should reject the assistance of foreign navies in securing their waters

Article

Tandon Motorcycles

Inspiration

The export plan never materialised and the Milemaster, with its modest specification—hand gear change and bicycle seat—and lacking rear suspension, was marketed instead in the United Kingdom until 1952.[1] In 1949, Tandon introduced the 122 cc Superglid featuring conventional foot gear-change and a new frame with swinging-arm rear suspension. However, the suspension itself was highly unusual with damper units being replaced by a bell crank linked to rubber bands for suspension and a hard rubber block for compression action, all located under the gearbox.[2]

Resolution:

That craftsmanship is superior in the third world

Article

Ensenada Center for Scientific Research and Higher Education

Inspiration

Its facilities include eight buildings which house laboratories, classrooms, a specialized library, supercomputing equipment, connection to Internet 2, the oceanographic vessel Francisco de Ulloa, and valuable seismological and oceanographic instrumentation and a library that holds more than 40,000 volumes.[2]

Resolution:

That time is better spent elsewhere than studying the oceans

^ I actually want to debate that one