mila kunis posted:

apparently nothing, because he keeps glibly ignoring and talking past everyone showing that morales won the loving elections fairly. i think he's trying to be clever but it's incredibly transparent

GreyjoyBastard posted:

i like to think i'm actually pretty educable and appreciate the effort by the dudes in the dnd thread when i ask questions or when things happen i don't ask questions about, i'm just not terribly interested in enduring performative jeers hereabouts so I mostly just lurk and read the occasional actual content

as opposed to, you know

Atrocious Joe posted:

i appreciate that someone else here shares my obsession with documenting bob evans lovely, possibly CIA bought, political opinions.

i am looking forward to the bellingcat investigation of the bolivian junta in 4 years after they refuse to buy a british weapons system

Algund Eenboom posted:

Idk if there's anything suspicious about a coup supporter appearing in a couped nation several years ahead of time to teach "pro-democracy tactics" when they're a paid member of an organization founded by a cia operative that runs child porn-distribution apps and has a close relationship to israeli intelligence services. Thats normal

gh0stpinballa posted:

do you have links for this angle because i think i've found something interesting

gradenko_2000 posted:

this guy?

https://twitter.com/Garou_Hidalgo/status/1105269545047072768

gh0stpinballa posted:

cheers!

Instant Sunrise posted:

BrutalistMcDonalds posted:

the make-me-go-crazy thing is that despite these chodes' myopic demand that only articles from "credible" mainstream sources be allowed, there are articles in the mainstream press that come out months later with titles like "how we lost venezuela" and describing the active participation of the U.S. government from the beginning when the plot was first hatched which are just conveniently ignored for some reason

CAPS LOCK BROKEN posted:

yeah the media routinely gaslights people, sometimes over decades. the media would insinuate anyone who accused the CIA of astroturfing the art world of mental illness, something now that they proudly admit happened and needs to again to counter russian trolling and botting.

Condiv posted:

I hope you guys aren’t posting anything from blumenthal here. he’s a gigantic monster worse than anyone, and he’s calling camancho a nazi without any evidence

Condiv posted:

I hope you guys aren’t posting anything from blumenthal here. he’s a gigantic monster worse than anyone, and he’s calling camancho a nazi without any evidence

gradenko_2000 posted:

Grayzone had an article on XR and Jhanisse Daza in August:

https://thegrayzone.com/2019/08/29/western-regime-change-operatives-launch-campaign-to-blame-bolivias-evo-morales-for-the-amazon-fires/

CharlestheHammer posted:

they kind of have to, it’s fight now or get picked off slowly but steadily.

Condiv posted:

I hope you guys aren’t posting anything from blumenthal here. he’s a gigantic monster worse than anyone, and he’s calling camancho a nazi without any evidence

Lightning Knight posted:

good morning cspam I went to bed and woke up and now I see video of Bolivians fighting the army in the streets

how likely is it they win versus die horribly? do they have weapons?

Gum posted:

They're going to be massacred

comedyblissoption posted:

https://twitter.com/MaxBlumenthal/status/1193278432903409664

Lightning Knight posted:

good morning cspam I went to bed and woke up and now I see video of Bolivians fighting the army in the streets

how likely is it they win versus die horribly? do they have weapons?

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

post the video

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

Whatever the case is, anybody who won't unconditionally side with the indigenous people of Bolivia should be drowned in a toilet.

Frijolero posted:

Short recap of what's happened from the Mexican perspective:

- AMLOs first response to the crisis was to remind people that he himself should've won in 2006 and that the OAS did nothing about it.
- Mexico's Foreign Secretary declared that it is a coup, that asylum will be provided, and that due to Mexico's strict neutrality it must continue to recognize Evo as president.
- Mexico's Air Force sent a passenger jet to Bolivia for Evo.
- A bunch of pissy right-wingers complaining online has been met with AMLO's partisans showing effusive support for AMLO, the Foreign Secretary, and Evo.
- Supporters gathered at the Bolivian embassy in Mexico City to demonstrate their support for Evo.
- Aside from the raging pissy right-wing, Mexican officials, from various parties, have agreed that asylum was the correct and dignified response.

Lightning Knight posted:

this is all cool and good but it’s unclear to me if Evo has actually made it to Mexico?

I’m proud my father was born in Mexico today tho.

Frijolero posted:

Yes, he's in Mexico. Likely in the airbase in Mexico City. He arrived last night.

Squalid posted:

Talking about how hard empathy is, sometimes when I talk to or read things written by American military people and they start on about honor and duty etc, I feel like I'm looking at some kind of amazon tribes person who just stepped out of the jungle and is wearing a penis sheath with a bone in through their nose shaking a rattle and saying "ooga booga." Like its completely foreign to me, they might as well be trying to explain Buddhist scripture. It's something I know they take seriously but I think I'll always have a hard time getting in their head.

It's the same problem I have with sincerely religious people. On an intellectual level I know they many of them must actually believe in faith and god and all that. . . but it's so divorced from my own experience I tend to assume its just a mask for something I can grasp like greed or humanism or w/e. Again intellectually I know this is wrong and many people actually do believe in religions. . . it's just very hard for me to relate.

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Condiv posted:

wow these opposition supporters are very woke people