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by binarray2000 4y ago
Welcome to HN as a commentator! Where is "ultra-nationalism" in my two comments here? Or which "random facts'"? I quote English Wikipedia and these entries were edited by Croats. That one link with the list of &quot
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by binarray2000 4y ago
> "Croatians are quite proud of the history of stopping the ottoman invasion." How come that (under the heading "Demographics") Wikipedia lists [0] the "Eastern Orthodox" were still majority in 1828? Were th
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by binarray2000 4y ago
Using your logic ("During most of the history Italy didn't even exist"), the same can be said about Croatia. The two times Croatia for sure has existed in history was (1) from 1941 to 1945 [0] - as a Nazi-supported and -suppo
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by binarray2000 4y ago
> We are in an ideological trap, blaming Russia for everything. The ideological trap is not only related to Russia but to everything. The West uses - as you also point out - ideology for everything: Pandemic, migrations, climate, culture
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by binarray2000 4y ago
Just as the Republican Party has been taken over by neocons, the Democrat Party has been taken over by neolibs. They both have the same ideas and are never on the oposite sides. That is why you see endless and meanilingless wars, media cong
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by binarray2000 5y ago
According to the Macedonian constitution, the turnout must be over 50%. Hence the boycot. And, what does that say about the oh-so-democratic West if less than 40% people turn out and it still "accepts" a country as a member?
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by binarray2000 5y ago
2018 Macedonian referendum is one example of the contrarian. It was invalid as the turnout was mere 36.89% (most were probably Albanians). And (I think) in non other country that is a NATO member now, there was a referendum. For a broader p
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by binarray2000 5y ago
You are trolling, I get that now.
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by binarray2000 5y ago
Whenever one mentions misdeeds of the West, the other side answers with "whataboutism" and basically stops the discussion. How convenient to hide behind counter-accusation. It is easier to do that than to lose time and energy defe
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by binarray2000 5y ago
It hurts to read the prevailing opinion in the western sphere these days, Fukuyama and comments here included. HN was mostly logical and rational in the past, but lately (Cov-19 and Russia) it is outright one sided. Are you aware that the U
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Facebook Allows Praise of Neo-Nazi Ukrainian Battalion If It Fights RUS Invasion(theintercept.com)
12 points by binarray2000 5y ago|2 comments
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by binarray2000 5y ago
The "best" eufenism for war, cooked up in western propaganda kitchens, is "intervention".
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by binarray2000 5y ago
Following your logic, what USA and its vassals have done to Libya, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Serbia... is "an unprovoked war of aggression".
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by binarray2000 5y ago
Adding for (future) reference https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30269286
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by binarray2000 5y ago
> Sponsored by NATO Allied Command Transformation > Analysis Facing Worldwide Jihadist Violence and Conflicts While "The US has helped ISIS": https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/E-8-2015-0
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by binarray2000 5y ago
Food catch. In other words: This article itself contributes more to increase mistrust in the media than it increases the trust in the media. Especially considering this quote from the article: Axios has a stated mission to "help restor
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by binarray2000 5y ago
I was convinced by the USofA politicians that Russia is "a gas station masquerading as a country" (Sen. John McCain, on the Senate floor nonetheless [1]) and that "Russia is a regional power that is threatening some of its im
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Wikimedia bans admin of Wikipedia Croatia for pushing radical right agendas(therecord.media)
8 points by binarray2000 5y ago|0 comments
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by binarray2000 5y ago
Could someone please explain page 11 (Top 15 DAX Investors)? It lists four different entries for BlackRock, what is their strategy behind it?
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by binarray2000 5y ago
In laymans terms: We spit on (international) law, because of our (military / media / political / intelligence) might. I wonder, what will happen when the money dries out? Keyword: Dedollarisation. Russia and China are leading
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Would you pay $1.7T for a plane that couldn’t fly?(responsiblestatecraft.org)
2 points by binarray2000 5y ago|0 comments
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by binarray2000 6y ago
Maybe this time the "elite" wants prostitutes of Asian race https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/dark-side-of-davos-den-of...
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Why the Bill Gates global health empire promises more empire and less health(thegrayzone.com)
12 points by binarray2000 6y ago|2 comments
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by binarray2000 6y ago
Twenty years ago, a bearded man in a cave ("Ali Baba") and his 19 "thieves" have managed to attack the superpower with a combined security budget (military and all intelligence agencies) of around 1.000 billions (1) on i
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Earth’s Magnetic Field Is Mysteriously Weakening(independent.co.uk)
3 points by binarray2000 6y ago|0 comments
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YouTube handles streaming 4B daily videos without a hitch. (2019)(medium.com)
1 points by binarray2000 6y ago|0 comments
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by binarray2000 7y ago
Yay... let's put a price tag on everything! Let "the market" decide. What could we also sell... let's see: Air, water, children... the highest (richest?) bidder decides. Especially if he got rich by exploiting workers (t
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Google whistleblower Robert Epstein's wife died after AGs suggested an accident(twitter.com)
4 points by binarray2000 7y ago|0 comments
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by binarray2000 7y ago
Today that is an US base, it doesn't matter if it existed before or not. The US has not "maintained" the presence in Germany and Japan. US still maintains presence there. And that 75 years after the WWII ended! Also: The US
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by binarray2000 7y ago
You are right. But, why then do I keep hearing in the western mainstream media about Russia being a threat when it is the USA that puts its base near Russia?

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