BrikoX
Have strong opinions, but welcome all civil discussions.
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13·1 day agoNot sure why Revolt is mentioned as it doesn’t even use E2EE.
I think most orgs would still prefer Hush Line.
101·1 day agoOnly in this timeline state sponsored terrorism and assassinations are openly talked about on corporate media.
Defending the aggressor? Starmer is such a cuck.
Israel again called for global action after the IAEA accused Iran on Wednesday of non-compliance with its obligations.
Iran currently enriches uranium to 60 percent, far above the 3.67-percent limit set in the 2015 deal and close, though still short, of the 90 percent needed for a nuclear warhead.
I love how this lacks basic context like, that the deal was abandoned by US so Iran had no obligations to follow it.
The Iran Deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into. - President Donald J. Trump
You forgot, those guys are fired now.
Looks to only affect US-based infrastructure.
Probably because Acting head of FEMA said he wasn’t aware U.S. has a hurricane season, sources say, so they are confused.
You clearly have no understanding of what centrist means. Neither of them represent the middle of the country. Even going by party affiliation and definition used by US corporate media, the center of two right wing parties is still right wing.
You calling Kristen Sinema and Joe Manchin “centrists” just shows you have no idea what you are talking about. They are 100% corporate Democrats who took millions from oil or pharmaceuticals lobby to kill bills that were unfairable to them. Hence Build Back Better and Medicaid prescription drug negotionations being neutered into nothing. But you continue living in your denial bubble.
John Fetterman voted with Republicans more than he voted with Democrats. He’s a a simple sellout to a foreign country and primarify funded by The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). He should be treated as a traitor.
I and 70%+ of the country prefer Tim Walz style rural vision.
With a 1 seat majority in Minnesota he did:
- universal free school meals
- legal weed
- carbon free electricity by 2040
- tax rebates for the working class up to $1,300 (making under $150k per year)
- 12 weeks paid family leave
- 12 weeks paid sick leave
- banned conversion therapy
- red flag laws for guns
- universal background checks for guns
- automatic voter registration
- free public college (under $80k)
- ban on PFAS (forever chemicals)
- $2.2 billion increase in k-12 school funding
- sectoral bargaining for nursing home worker
You completely defeat your point by conflating Zionism with Judaism. Zionism is antisemetic as it literally discriminates against Jews.
Goal is simple. Peace for all. And the obsticle to that is the far-right extremist Zionist government of Israel, not Jews.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the notion of Palestinian statehood in a news conference on Thursday, claiming it “would endanger the state of Israel.”
All you need to do to see the goal is actually read instead of blindly reposting Zionist talking points paid for by Israeli government.
151·7 days agoThey are not getting paid anything in this case. Usually they get paid by the state when doing work there, but since they were federalized they are under federal juridistion now and won’t get paid by the state for deployment. And Trump isn’t providing federal funds, hence them sleeping on the floor, having to pay for food themselves, using their own equipment.
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That’s a plain and simple admission that you are incompetent at your job. You should resign not post puff pieces at FT…
Please read the conversation again.
What was Ukraine doing to Crimea then? Donbas? Union Massacre?
Whether I agree or disagree with Ukraine’s actions, they were domestic actions.
Russia didn’t randomly decide to invade.
So you agree that Russia breached Ukraine’s sovereignty in violation of Russian–Ukrainian Friendship Treaty and Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances?
Both are defending from an aggressor who either occupies them now or occupied them in the past. Not that different.
The author of the article is on the Fediverse, so it’s possible.
Completely agree. Also it’s not really “stolen expertise” as wetern companies and capitalist countries given it away willingly in exchange for cheap manufacturing. They just never expected China to take advantage of it to compete on a global market.