thanks I’ll fix it

I think that’s what they were counting on. The White House later published the equation behind the tariffs rate but it was exactly the same (exports-imports/imports). They just made it look more complex but the symbols cancelled each other out.

Trying to obfuscate what they’re doing.

Just out of curiosity, is this not something you saw before making an account? 😅

Dude just take the L and move on ffs

I know the nazi germany trope is so played out it’s become a joke, but the nazis also were looking at “deporting” undesirables until they realized that was impossible, and after that they started opening the concentration camps (though whether the camps were always supposed to be the end goal or not is debatable). Like you said the country of immigration decides who to let in, and it will be up to them if they accept non-citizens, and with or without visas. But the US can’t tell Mexico to start taking in everyone who crosses the border, Mexico chooses that.

Consider also that ICE is already at the border, and you already have to present a passport to board a plane. There is no reason they can’t repurpose this system (or make an entire new program, thanks to DGE currently having all the powers it wants to have) to start enforcing travel bans outside the country. I just remembered right now as I was typing that they already prevent travel to countries like Cuba or the DPRK.

I wish you all the best though. It’s a terrible situation, and it’s coming to Europe too (funded by the US in fact).

The fucked up thing with writing about Hawaii is that as soon as you start looking into it… it never ends. It just never ends. There’s always something else that you uncover. This essay’s reading time is estimated at 15 minutes and at some point I had to say stop, say it’s good enough as it is (I didn’t even have the space to get into the ancient history of Hawaii and had to start in 1887), otherwise it will be an entire encyclopedia. It’s fucked up. In all the research I did for this I never even once came across the macademia nuts! On Reddit someone quickly told me about Pearl Harbor before the base and I stealthily added a paragraph about it since I mention the base at the beginning. It never ends.

double the Hitler Particles with this combo

This is why I keep saying Germany shouldn’t have been given independence after the war but ruled by a more advanced society (such as Iran or China) until they were ready to take care of their own affairs.

I’m preparing a reference list for these treaty terms in English that people can quickly link without going through the entire essay. It’s very easy to find from françafrique websites (once you know about it), but not so much in English.

Also looking at translating works from Touré since I heard they’re not really available in English.

I follow some actual OSINT accounts (that have experience) on Twitter and I can recommend them.

@ArmchairW

@SuppressedNws

@RoyalIntel_

@AryJeay

Be aware I’m not saying these are communists by any stretch (if you’re looking specifically for communists). But they’re generally trustworthy and not too reactionary, not like some of those accounts lol. ArmchairW used to be a major in either Brit or US army if I’m not mistaken, so he knows what he’s looking at when he sees something. Also very good takes on Ukraine tbh. RoyalIntel I started following not long ago, they seem good. Ary is Iranian and generally reliable when reporting on Iran if sometimes a bit fanatic.

From my friends in Iran it seems very little damage was made. They did report 4 servicemen died. There’s some satellite pictures of an airbase and/or a refinery and ‘possible’ damage but you know, OSbros were also the ones that reported on the Uyghur “concentration camps” so I don’t give them much credence. They see a little black spot on the imagery and say wow their industry got killed overnight.

Ary reported that the chemical plant that manufactured missile components was moved to another location almost immediately and started back up.

By all accounts the attack was aborted after they failed to hit the first targets. The loud explosions people heard in Tehran came from anti-air defenses. IOF was

We need to look at things in their entirety. Protests are easy to get in to for the average person, and this plants the seed for further actions on their part. The problem with protests is when the organizers start imposing counter-productive rules (such as no party flags at the protest) or don’t use that time to educate. I’ve had major success reaching out to individuals after protests. We need to deprogram them from the thinking that “one-time march = my job is done”, but I also don’t think we can ask people to go from 0 to sabotaging an elbit factory without intermediate steps and victories in-between. They build solidarity and community in that they show us that we’re far from alone.

Pro-Palestine protests in Europe have been much more repressed than in the US, when it’s usually the other way around. Everything moves dialectically and – we owe this to Clausewitz – so does conflict expand dialectically. If a protest was not bothering the establishment, then they would ignore it and eventually the protestors would go home. They would not spend resources to stop it or repress it. This is actually what happened to the Maidan protests in 2014 Ukraine, they were about to end and the false flag sniper attack had to be engineered to give the coup attempt some new momentum.

From being attacked, we know that this bothers the establishment somehow. “To be attacked by the enemy is a good thing”, because it shows that you are annoying them and making enough noise that they have to pay attention to you. Maybe they’re wrong to think marches should bother them; I wrote once that our oppressors are not infallible, they sometimes make mistakes too and we should exploit those mistakes, but above all not think that everything they use to repress us is being allocated efficiently.

There was a debate not long ago, I don’t remember on which platform specifically, about legal vs. illegal protests. The consensus seemed to be (or at least I wanted it to be) that illegal protests are great, but should be made clear to the participants so that they know what they’re getting themselves into if they choose to show up.

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Thanks for reading!

Thanks for reading! They mentioned it in my high school history classes as part of the Cold War, but we basically spent maybe two classes on it and then moved on as “nothing major happened”. The Battle at Chosin Reservoir wasn’t “minor” though. It’s still called the Forgotten War nowadays in the West because our involvement didn’t last very long compared to WW2 and Vietnam and it gets kinda sandwiched between the two. I doubt that for Koreans it was as silent as it is for us.

Also he’s getting old and inshallah he will not see many more birthdays

The limits of comedy talk shows tbh. It’s just one step removed from being Vaush; even with an entire team writing your jokes and scripts beforehand, you still end up having to put comedy first. He’s a good speaker, he has cadence, timing and inflexion. And good speakers often are able to create a following with that.

He’s part of an older disappearing breed I think of the “overly snarky commentator”. People are moving away from that, it’s just not trendy anymore.

I think it’s more than passive. When I saw the video going around I only read the subtitles of the first few seconds and thought “oh cool the boomer has another take”, but once I sat down and went through all of it, he brings up the usual hasbara points. I haven’t looked into his backers and sponsors but I wouldn’t doubt he’s on AIPAC or similar.

Thanks for reading! The original theme maker basically mastered the header, as they should since they made the theme. For example, you could always press the / key to bring up the search menu on any page with this theme, it’s just that it wasn’t advertised. Hence, like them, we put the shortcut in the new search bar.

I’m not 100% sold on the pillbox and I’m looking at ways to think of it differently; it works well on their wiki for various reasons, but I feel it’s a bit out of place on our wiki and there’s an information overload. Still, it allows us to compactly (as you pointed out) direct visitors to areas that we want them to look at, like our marxism portal, or areas of the website that we know they are often looking for. I notice now I didn’t really talk about the pillbox in the article, I might go back in and edit that.

Hahaha the game is a scam but the wiki is a work of art, though I find them to be better on visuals than coding, there’s very little documentation for the theme and they rely heavily on css variables in a way that makes them very difficult to understand and modify.