The article makes this same conflation or Zionists and Jews:
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has been labeled "antisemite of the Week" by the Jewish watchdog group...
Please remember that the opponents of trump/MAGA are currently enacting their own Holocaust.
The American mass murders around the world.
Of the many ongoing derangment syndromes caused by mass media indoctrination, the Trump one is the most damaging. A huge number of people now openly support genocide.
We literally had this situation for decades before a few short years ago. People could invest to a meaningful degree and there was no crisis. What is your reasoning that this is impossible?
Joe Biden is a white supremacist mass murderer.
One, they’re worried about how China and Iran could use Russian technology to beef up their military capabilities, and threaten their — or their allies’ — defence assets around the world.
Well duh.
Two, there’s deep concern about what such steps say about the Kremlin’s frame of mind. Russia had in the past heavily guarded its military advances, especially from potential future rivals such as China. Trading its knowledge now is seen by some as sign of increased recklessness.
Recklessness? To increase the military capabilities of the enemies of the world's most reckless superpower?
What is wrong about having an angry mind state? I think anger is a valid human emotion.
Shut up vatnik! Go and suck Pootn's boots for youre Xi bucks tanky.
I'd bring back my favourite website from the time:
Started me on a career, with Macromedia's product line.
Future news headline: Russia attacks NATO in completely unprovoked move!
This normalises the idea that there was something crooked about the extremely well observed and very robust and modern election system. The point is to con gullible stupid people to soften them up for future violent actions by the US, aswell as to intimidate Venezuelans. It's far from nothing.
New Zealand maybe?
The Ukraine is more Joever than Biden.
I suppose if Russia did react it would be completely "unprovoked" again, wouldn't it?
I like to think that I have a decent grasp of the world, particularly as a Marxist. But sometimes I really struggle to get into the settler cultural mindset. I don't want to read Settlers at this point in time because I'm already depressed and angry enough. I just can't believe how quickly all of this became normal.
Yeah I wasn't paying attention to the comm. Still though, it should surely be a major topic. I don't understand the American people at large.
In a surprising turn of events, Chinese warships deployed in the Red Sea have reportedly refused to assist Israeli cargo ships in Bab Al-Mandab, despite
"Only China is an arguable peer of the United States, only China’s technological and industrial might can hope to match our own, and only China has the capacity to project power globally as well as regionally."
"China offers a somewhat coherent ideological alternative to the liberal-democratic order."
"China’s one-party meritocracy can advertise itself (...) as a successor to democratic capitalism, an alternative model for the developing world."
"The establishment of Chinese military pre-eminence in East Asia would be a unique geopolitical shock, with dire effects on the viability of America’s alliance systems (...) and on our ability to maintain the global trading system that undergirds our prosperity at home."
The irruption in Israel caught many of us off guard. But to some extents it was a long-expected flashpoint escalation meant to begin the denouement of the Ukrainian conflict, by taking heat off from it. There are many circulating accounts of all the things that seem “off” about Hamas’ attack, so I w...
I wasn't sure where to post this, world news it isn't, so here seems to be a good catch-all comm.
It's a collection of speculations and theories surrounding the war in Palestine and its possible origins.
Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): During a speech at the EU Parliament’s foreign affairs committee on Thursday, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg clearly and repeatedly acknowledged that Putin made the decision to invade Ukraine because of fears of NATO expansionism.
@bidetmarxman: In 2022, Nord Stream was bombed, forcing Germany to import gas from the US. In 2023, the govt of Niger—France's largest supplier of uranium—was overthrown in a coup. Are these events connected? 🧵 Sinc...…
While I very much sympathise with the stance of always suspecting the USA first and foremost whenever anything happens in geopolitics, I'm not sure if I credit it with this much competence.
A main question for Ukraine since it became an independent state was who or what could potentially guarantee its security.