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throwaway_dang
9mo ago
The AI slop is real; I don't think Yanis has a YT channel besides [DIEM25]( https://www.youtube.com/@DiEM25official )
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throwaway_dang
9mo ago
Nowhere in this article does it say anything about Russians admitting to cutting the cable, let alone doing it on purpose with malicious intent, so you are just making things up now. The list of US acts of terrorism goes beyond the Trump pr
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throwaway_dang
9mo ago
The US is blowing up Venezuelan boats, and according to Seymour Hersh, blew up Nord Stream. Why would a few cables be beyond US/NATO capabilities if it drums up popular support for US extra-judicial interdiction of other countries'
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throwaway_dang
9mo ago
Chomsky had been involved in linguistics and politics since the 60s, which is nearly six decades covering a multitude of events and issues. To simplify his work down to even a paragraph is an impossible task, let alone as you have done as s
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throwaway_dang
9mo ago
I doubt you can find any essay or such where he said anti-Western action was good on the sole grounds that it was anti-Western. It's difficult to summarise so many years of writing in a few sentences but from my own reading, he pointed
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9mo ago
Chomsky had a stroke a couple of years ago and isn't capable of speaking; the family is trying to maintain their privacy and so there isn't much public information about it but it came out that he can raise his arm when he sees so
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throwaway_dang
9mo ago
But there is no indication or even accusation that he was involved in any sexual activity, let alone anything inappropriate. It's innuendo and guilt by association, mainly by his political opponents, both on the left and right, that ar
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9mo ago
What percentage of immigrants coming from those regions would you consider to be skilled migrants? Many parts of Africa have below 80% literacy rates[1] and that's in their respective language; coming to Europe would likely mean learni
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throwaway_dang
10mo ago
Out of curiosity, is this piece just some content that you created in the hopes of boosting your company's mindshare?
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throwaway_dang
11mo ago
I would greatly appreciate a concrete example, search term, or book if you can think of one.
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throwaway_dang
11mo ago
Maybe they did but it was permitted to happen to provide the pretext to expand those Greater Israel borders.
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throwaway_dang
11mo ago
Do the bombs dropping in war zones avoid apolitical people? If not, when is the appropriate time to get sufficiently political to avoid having a bomb dropped on one's head?
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throwaway_dang
11mo ago
RFE/RL is funded by the U.S. Congress through the United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM). USAGM is an independent federal government agency that oversees all U.S. global broadcasting. Under IRS rules, RFE/RL is a private, n
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throwaway_dang
1y ago
Well I am Polish, and no, you don't have to explain it. But both America and Europe are very inconsistent on the matter; for example, the EU has placed something like 19 sanction packages on Russia. But it has placed none on Israel, de
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1y ago
Russia has about twice the steel output that Germany does, comparable to the United States (which has twice the population of Russia). Russia uses about twice the electricity that Germany does too. Here's Germany doing its NATO exercis
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1y ago
France has about 290 nuclear missiles in its arsenal compared to Russia's ~5500. This is an order of magnitude of difference. Could you please come back to reality?
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throwaway_dang
1y ago
Russia has its own satellite network, its own rockets, the most advance missiles in the world (and demonstrated usage), has continually bombed Kiev and other parts of Ukraine .. but sure, let's listen to you spout your detached-from-re
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1y ago
Is there some reason Europeans should go to war to satisfy the desires of American organizations? Is there some reason European citizens should go to war to satisfy the desires of _political_ scientists - a dubious category at best? Or to p
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throwaway_dang
1y ago
From my perspective, the UK is a failing state and not worth thinking about. Not much can be learned from the UK except what to avoid doing if you don't want to become them.
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throwaway_dang
1y ago
The enemy is Israel and Zionists.
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throwaway_dang
1y ago
The West is largely engaged in war frenzy. Let no rationality set foot here.
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1y ago
During the Korean war, when the US started to lose, they threatened to use nuclear weapons to force negotiations. Maybe that's why NK has nukes. They US declared war on them and then threatened them with nuclear weapons to prevent Nort
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throwaway_dang
1y ago
Indeed. You'll be wrong but I doubt you'll have the integrity to discover why you're wrong.
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throwaway_dang
1y ago
Because the U.S. wants global hegemony and time is against the U.S. so there is a rush to crush China sooner rather than later.
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throwaway_dang
1y ago
Because the the nuke thing is a ruse; Iran's economic relationship with China is the problem for the U.S. which wants global hegemony.
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1y ago
Because they're dumb and caught up in the propaganda. They think war is a video game and it's normal for a country to just bomb a country.