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by rainworld 2y ago
CIA-Larry has been representing and pushing these ideas for a long time: https://chroniclesmagazine.org/view/larry-ellisons-golden-ag... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Information_Awareness
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by rainworld 2y ago
http://archive.today/bUsFH
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Accidents, not Russian sabotage, behind undersea cable damage, officials say(washingtonpost.com)
9 points by rainworld 2y ago|2 comments
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by rainworld 2y ago
>low budget propaganda That’s really what it boils down to for people like you: the production values. No contest, the US is unbeatable in that department. Anything but to be seen as a sucker. https://en.wiktionary.org/
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by rainworld 2y ago
No, worse. They trusted their experts and they trusted what the Ukrainians reported. They smelled blood and giddily thought they had the opportunity to humiliate Russia—without getting their hands too dirty. Culminating in the resounding fa
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by rainworld 2y ago
They are hideous and repulsive.
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by rainworld 2y ago
>I genuinely regret it. But he doesn’t regret anything. None of them ever do. Stop writing fan fiction, stop falling for the same lies and theater every 4/8 years and start facing the reality of how America is ruled.
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by rainworld 2y ago
>Something that I never expected to hear and see Then you never understood what the German Greens were and are.
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by rainworld 2y ago
Bit of “media literacy” for you: The media you read does not exist to inform you. Trump’s lead would have had to have been overwhelming for published polls to indicate that he would win.
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by rainworld 2y ago
There’s the new line. Yeah, things are bad (but not that bad) and we were wrong [that is, lied] the last six times but if we can just get Ukraine through 2025, Russia will definitely be exhausted. Pinky swear.
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by rainworld 2y ago
>Why does China’s near abroad matter to them? Why do they care about national unity? Why would they want unobstructed access to the deep-water Pacific? Are questions that answer themselves. But they are the wrong questions. It’s not Chin
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by rainworld 2y ago
>The US now has an isolationist regime. It doesn’t. But as the Empire’s grip on the world is slipping it will become more brazen, aggressive, openly selfish, erratic. Quod licet Iovi etc. A role Trump was born to play. But, as Europe’s e
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by rainworld 2y ago
>cartel-like Billion dollar pot calling the small fry kettle black. Scientific publishing used to be like this (and may still be in some fields) and this state of affairs didn’t come into being by accident: https://www.theguar
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by rainworld 2y ago
Let’s cut to the chase: you and the shrinking fandom bubble want it to be true. You, like Zelya, are desperate for Western intervention. But why is that? 32 months of non-stop winning—what has changed?
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by rainworld 2y ago
Glad we agree that there is zero evidence of North Koreans in Ukraine, and that Ukraine and Western media were lying, and that you were wrong. >“are in Russia” Omitting the part where it says “Russia’s far east.” So about as far from Ukr
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by rainworld 2y ago
“The [Ukrainian] commanders estimated that 50 to 70 per cent of new infantry troops were killed or wounded within days of starting their first rotation.“ https://www.ft.com/content/b9396112-585a-4f7e-9628-13d500c99...
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Infantry war at Pokrovsk: why Ukraine's key eastern front started to crumble(pravda.com.ua)
2 points by rainworld 2y ago|0 comments
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by rainworld 2y ago
Finally something we can agree on. Couldn’t stand the thought of my hard-earned tax Euros funding death and destruction so I quit my job and try to be as big of a drain on the system as I can.
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by rainworld 2y ago
Also, there’s an existing, moderately well supported format for JSON feeds: https://www.jsonfeed.org
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Top Ukrainian pilot killed when US-made F-16 fighter jet crashed(cnn.com)
1 points by rainworld 2y ago|0 comments
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by rainworld 2y ago
What we do know is that they already lost an F-16 pilot, though not necessarily in the air: https://newformat.info/news/u-lutsku-povidomyly-pro-zahybel-... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonfish_(p
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CORS Is Stupid(kevincox.ca)
92 points by rainworld 2y ago|48 comments
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by rainworld 2y ago
And yet this stuff has existed for decades: https://www.thinkdefence.co.uk/2023/05/fibre-optic-guided-mi... Real problem is price: 10 km of fiber is going to costs quite a bit more than the rest of the drone and t
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by rainworld 2y ago
What other goals would that be? >carefully worded The Project 2025 promise: A Russian under every American bed.
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by rainworld 2y ago
[Replying to a now deleted post misquoting https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Address_concerning_the_events... ] >claims these things What he actually claims: I would like to emphasise again that Ukraine is not just a n
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by rainworld 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azov_Brigade You know, the ones with the funny tattoos. I’m sure your ancestors would have recognized those. >Soviet Equating modern Russia and the SU is a widely deployed sleight of ha
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by rainworld 2y ago
>like Turkey did and Russia will send a delegation to apologize Which is not at all what happend. Turkey-Russia relations nosedived for a couple years and as a result quite a few Turks and Turkish allies died in Syria. And if anyone ende
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by rainworld 2y ago
>no draft The sensible humans of HN continue to be hilariously misinformed: https://x.com/senoreamore/status/1801229416825012242
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by rainworld 2y ago
How could I forget. Yes, you butthurt belters are also having the time of your lives. Let the hate consume you. Daddy Amrika will always have your back.
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by rainworld 2y ago
At the very least 50k KIA, proven. Likely many times that. Total casualties a further multiple of that. Tens of thousands of amputees. Don’t even think about paying the promised compensation for all that. Millions are gone for good. Damage

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