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Ukraine has always had a ultranationalist problem, and America has always supported it. Where was the Christchurch Shooter trained again? That's right Azov...
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No mention of the ultranationalists America has been funding in the east for the last decade. No mention of the Christchurch Shooter who trained with Azov. No mention of the women found raped and murdered with swastikas cut into their corps
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Without informed consent the Geneva and Helsinki accords both would describe this as biological warfare.
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Are these for the Azov Nazis to burn?
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A reminder that untargeted, indiscriminate sanctions, like those currently meted out by the West on the Russian public through their removal from the global economy, is a war crime under the Geneva Convention
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So his son Hunter spending the last decade working with Ihor Kolomoyskyi, financier of Neo Nazi groups Right Sector and Azov Battalion amongst others, isn't a conspiracy?
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Strange that Soviet-Era bioweapons labs holding "plague Libraries"are now totally safe bat research labs, after two decades of hardening their security to protect their contents and training scientists to continue their work. It&#
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Like the use of Depleted Uranium munitions in Iraq?
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Just a note that indiscriminate sanctions against a population, as Western countries and companies have enacted against Russia, is a prohibited weapon of war under the Geneva Convention for good reason. It hurts the wrong people. This is wh
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Yet more bullshit virtue signaling. Absolute waste of time.
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Just a note for balance; the US Military continues to be the world's greatest polluter by a large margin. A position it has held for almost a century.
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Because nothing says "stick it to the man" like taking away the ability of freelancers to earn their measly income.
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I know the answer to this! It's melanin and natural resources! The more you have, the less welcome you are!
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Spot the American in the conversation. Also note their inability to define evil in their own actions over the last few centuries of imperialist aggression. You people are so tone deaf. America needs a hard slap to reintroduce reality to the
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Oil company makes ethical decision about "war". World confused. Didn't you commission these conflicts in the first place?
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Oil company makes ethical decision about "war". World confused. Didn't you commission there conflicts in the first place?
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Lol. The selectivity of Western liberal concern. Because nothing says conflict-free like Paul Kagame's little dictatorship.
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I'm pretty sure this headline is missing "America says.." at the beginning. Oh my mistake, it's FP. A beacon of truth in these troubled times. Definitely no pro war motive there...
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Web3 and blockchain are both an ideological and technological framework. Rather than holding anything back, they're originating and introducing a new way of looking at both personal data and how it's ingested and interpreted by we
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The appropriate term is "mercenary" or "war Lord"
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Fortunately what the US says, and reality, are two very different things.
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Steps down from the board. But does he unplug the giant, heaving pipeline of data directly from Menlo Park to Palantir HQ? Will he uncompromise your already compromised personal data? Or will he use your Shadow profile to predict your every
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"go fuck yourself" - world urges IMF
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Thank goodness I've already pirated all his music.
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I lost access to my primary Google account in this way, 10 years of mail and drive inaccessible, all sign Ins void, and I find Google hasn't supported account recovery for almost five years. I'd set inactive account recovery, so i
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After the last two presidents America has elected, having an opinion on the heads of state of other countries seems a little bit rich. A clown, a geriatric, what's next? Clown 2? The imf is and has always been the greatest repressive f
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No one cared what happened to the afgans either. Or the Fallujahns with all that US Depleted Uranium. Only difference was whose hypocrisy drove the conversation.
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Or what happens when a global diamond Monopoly strip-mines half a nation.
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Days after Elon liquidates more of his stock than ever before to pay his tax bill. That's done shady shit right there.
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This is the rhetoric that overbearing intelligence agencies love; an encrypted phone is a tool for privacy. You don't have to want to hide something to want privacy. It's your right. It is the role of governments and corporations
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