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comedyblissoption posted:he was only acquiescing to another election to cover up the initial fraud. a military Nobody gonna buy this poo poo here monster
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seems like a gentle suggestion that he step down doesn't really jibe with what's actually happening, unless you're op-ed brained and consider police going door to door to execute anybody who doesn't pass an ideological or paper bag test qualifies as gently persuading seems like if it was really what the people wanted none of this would be happening!
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Al! posted:
Bezos had the CIA which he owns overthrow Morales because he was blocking Amazon You now get a 10% discount with Prime, Bolivians!
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Epic High Five posted:seems like a gentle suggestion that he step down doesn't really jibe with what's actually happening, unless you're op-ed brained and consider police going door to door to execute anybody who doesn't pass an ideological or paper bag test qualifies as gently persuading They're having a hard time reporting on Morales' actual resignation statement because he called it a coup lol
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The Kingfish posted:Easily my favorite twitter content of the past two days. also she just wants the protests to end so the police can peacefully murder all the leftists in their homes
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You know who else likes making decisions for other people?
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sleeptalker posted:They're having a hard time reporting on Morales' actual resignation statement because he called it a coup lol
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Authorities say he had stepped down; Morales said he had been couped
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comedyblissoption posted:the us media has a proud history of just ignoring the elected leader saying he was couped He's just exaggerating, we should trust the military instead in these cases (Support the Troops).
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Ardennes posted:Yeah, that piece could have been on the Wall Street Journal 10 years ago. More even than the US papers which have always been subservient hacks, its the Guardian that pisses me off. They used to do good stuff when greenwald was on the staff, but seem to have been completely neutralized. Sample phrase from their reporting: quote:Morales left behind a country close to chaos as supporters and opponents clashed on the streets, amid reports of fresh looting, vandalism and arson after last months’s election, which the Organisation of American States found had been rigged in his favour.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Post Your Favorite Tankies It's always gonna be Venezuela, because that's the one zapplez unironically deemed a "safe space" for supporters of the coup.
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mila kunis posted:More even than the US papers which have always been subservient hacks, its the Guardian that pisses me off. They used to do good stuff when greenwald was on the staff, but seem to have been completely neutralized. The guardian has a ministry of defense minder assigned to it that reviews all stories. Similar arrangements exist for the NYT- they literally admitted that the CIA can spike stories if they want.
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Al! posted:no loving way drat this some quality content
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mila kunis posted:More even than the US papers which have always been subservient hacks, its the Guardian that pisses me off. They used to do good stuff when greenwald was on the staff, but seem to have been completely neutralized. It seems the Anglo sphere is more or less on the same page, it doesn't sound like Canadian or Australian papers are any better.
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mila kunis posted:More even than the US papers which have always been subservient hacks, its the Guardian that pisses me off. They used to do good stuff when greenwald was on the staff, but seem to have been completely neutralized. The Graun is shitlib af, pal. Sorry to break it to you. gh0stpinballa posted:https://twitter.com/IwriteOK/status/1194094729962672128?s=19 I'd bet a ten that this shithead is never going to admit that he was wrong in his both sides-ism no matter how horrible the repression ends up as.
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zegermans posted:what the gently caress is the Human Rights Foundation, I've never heard of them before, are they trying to be a more right-wing Human Rights Council while co-opting the name to confuse people? They're the ones who did this. https://twitter.com/HRF/status/1190278981033041920?s=20
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gh0stpinballa posted:https://twitter.com/IwriteOK/status/1194094729962672128?s=19 "rumors of coups" evo: the military couped me the military: yeah we couped him us media and twitter bots: just a wink and a nudge
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Ardennes posted:It seems the Anglo sphere is more or less on the same page, it doesn't sound like Canadian or Australian papers are any better. Canada is trash mate. More worried about mineral rights than indigenous rights. Mining stocks more important than people. Thanks Justin. https://mobile.twitter.com/cbcalerts/status/1056692366470471682?lang=en Canada and most of the media supported the coup in venezuela too.
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zegermans posted:what the gently caress is the Human Rights Foundation, I've never heard of them before, are they trying to be a more right-wing Human Rights Council while co-opting the name to confuse people? e: Oops, thought it didn't post the first time. Prince Myshkin has issued a correction as of 01:08 on Nov 13, 2019 |
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eric ciaramella posted:Canada is trash mate. More worried about mineral rights than indigenous rights. Mining stocks more important than people. Thanks Justin. Dipshit liberals like greyjoy are just the PR arm for empire. They can mr. bean it up everywhere, throw up their hands, and pretend or try and gaslight you like none of this poo poo is happening
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Al! posted:no loving way Somebody dm'd me to tell me this was photoshopped but tbf it's true in spirit if not in deed
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Yeah the lighting doesn't look right at all but it's still a work of art.
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you don't have to be a full on stalinist to understand why north korea is correct to hang onto those nukes, frankly, at times like this, imo
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probably posted here already, but the Bolivian coup happened less than a week after Morales rejected a deal with a German company to develop its lithium deposits. surely a coincidence!
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gh0stpinballa posted:you don't really have to be a full on stalinist to understand why north korea is correct to hang onto those nukes, frankly, at times like this, imo it is distressing to realize, as I have in the past year, that nuclear non-proliferation/the abolition of nuclear weapons will probably never happen because of this reason 
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Lightning Knight posted:it is distressing to realize, as I have in the past year, that nuclear non-proliferation/the abolition of nuclear weapons will probably never happen because of this reason this is why i'm starting to think corbyn should switch up and be like yep, i am all for nukes having seen what the spooks get up to in places without them, so if anyone from CIA or le cercle wants to step up i will irradiate the gently caress out of LA.
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Lightning Knight posted:it is distressing to realize, as I have in the past year, that nuclear non-proliferation/the abolition of nuclear weapons will probably never happen because of this reason ironically the one good thing trump has done is take steps to normalize relations with north korea, something the establishments in both countries absolutely do not want, because they recognize in each other a lifetime of coddling and being humped around from place to place by handlers
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get that OUT of my face posted:probably posted here already, but the Bolivian coup happened less than a week after Morales rejected a deal with a German company to develop its lithium deposits. surely a coincidence! Lithium's not really the biggest deal in even nationalized Bolivian assets but it's still in the halr billion dollar range, so, I guess
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Lightning Knight posted:it is distressing to realize, as I have in the past year, that nuclear non-proliferation/the abolition of nuclear weapons will probably never happen because of this reason It may or may not, but the international nonproliferation movement has at least kept nukes more in check than they otherwise would have been. Apartheid South America, Dirty War-era Argentina, and other really bad regimes wanted nukes, and they prob would have survived longer if they had them. Russia is likely going to have to downsize its arsenal over the next couple decades, though, since they're just so drat expensive to maintain and Russia's economy isn't exactly doing gangbusters. So that will hopefully open the door for some multilateral reductions.
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Crazy suggestion here, perhaps the value of that Lithium will increase as the amount of technology reliant on lithium-ion batteries also increases?
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Majorian posted:It may or may not, but the international nonproliferation movement has at least kept nukes more in check than they otherwise would have been. Apartheid South America, Dirty War-era Argentina, and other really bad regimes wanted nukes, and they prob would have survived longer if they had them. Russia is likely going to have to downsize its arsenal over the next couple decades, though, since they're just so drat expensive to maintain and Russia's economy isn't exactly doing gangbusters. So that will hopefully open the door for some multilateral reductions. I'm sure Russia downgrading their stockpile will make the famously peace-loving and internationalist US do the right thing.
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