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These threads used to be fixtures on /pol/. Then, after the massive leak/revelation that doxxed moderators, /chip/ threads disappeared. What happened to them?

It's an important thing to think about: after the recent revelation that /pol/ was basically a Mossad psy-op, it raises the question of what exactly happened to these threads and to Palestinian advocacy on /pol/ at large.

I think that the Zionists were always playing a dangerous game, insofar as their propaganda efforts on /pol/ were concerned: their methods of fomenting dissent to the end of debilitating actual working-class politics was dependent upon channeling the discontent of the lower/middle-class towards particular groups whilst maintaining the anti-establishment bent that they relied upon to capitalize upon people's feelings of disenfranchisement. By ensuring that the politically disenfranchised middle class Westerner engaged in discourse in an atmosphere a suspicion of the "left", they were able to ensure that an actual embrace of Marxist working-class politics would face insurmountable obstacles.

Some level of antisemitism was accepted for this end: they were content for people to have vague feelings of distrust towards a cabal of elite Jews (since such people were useful for other narrative purposes and could be discarded when they were inconvenient by labeling them as loons. See Candace Owens), but they were very careful to ensure that antipathy towards the Jewish nationalistic movement not reach a fever pitch; this would have the potential of a conflagration amongst Western electorates AND provide momentum for the actual, neo-Nazi antisemites.

This is just my two cents. I think we're going to enter into a new era of surveillance and opinions concerning certain topics are going to be policed more strongly than ever before. The Zionist house is made of glass and its inhabitants are paranoid and extremely well-connected with big tech.

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>>2674916
>Palestinian advocacy on /pol/
wtf does this even achieve materially speaking lmfaoooo

>>2674917
I'm not sure exactly what Palestinian advocacy meant, but it meant enough that they had to shut it down. There's a reason why people made this site, so I assume that it's part of a larger phenomenon.



 

Delcy Rodríguez Announces General Amnesty Law and Closure of El Helicoide at Judicial Opening 2026
Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, announced this Friday during the Solemn Session of Judicial Opening 2026 the decision to promote a General Amnesty Law that will cover the entire period of political violence from 1999 to the present. The measure, which will be presented to the National Assembly by the Commission for Judicial Revolution and the Program for Coexistence and Peace, has precedents in two amnesty laws decreed by former president Hugo Chávez and one by current president Nicolás Maduro.
https://www.telesurenglish.net/delcy-rodriguez-announces-general-amnesty-law-and-closure-of-el-helicoide-at-judicial-opening-2026/

Milei denies report linking Argentina to Trump deportee scheme
According to the Times, an Argentine government official submitted a proposal earlier this month outlining a possible “third-country” arrangement with the United States. Sources familiar with the discussions told the newspaper that while no deal has been closed, negotiations are moving quickly. The initiative would form part of the mass deportation drive launched by US President Donald Trump’s administration, aimed at deterring irregular border crossings and easing pressure on the US immigration system by transferring deportees to allied countries.
https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/milei-denies-report-linking-argentina-to-trump-deportee-scheme.phtml
https://archive.ph/e7AdA

Children and police officers among at least 30 killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza
Despite a nominal ceasefire, the Israeli military struck a police station in the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood west of Gaza City on Saturday, killing 10 officers and detainees, the civil defence said. It indicated the death toll could rise as emergency responders searched for bodies. Another strike hit an apartment in Gaza City, killing three children and two women, while seven more peopPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>“Denmark has always stood side by side with the USA — and we have showed up in the world’s crisis zones when the USA has asked us to. We feel let down and ridiculed by the Trump Administration, which is deliberately disregarding Denmark’s combat side by side with the USA,” Danish Veterans & Veteran Support, the organizers of the protest said in a statement.

There are very few institutions that are as effective at punishing supporters of imperialism than the US itself.

Minnesota ICE surge upheld as judge finds 'balance of harms' lacking
Menendez noted that plaintiffs "made a strong showing" that Operation Metro Surge "will likely continue to have, profound and even heartbreaking, consequences." She said, "Additionally, there is evidence that ICE and CBP (border patrol) agents have engaged in racial profiling, excessive use of force, and other harmful actions." "However, those are not the only harms to be considered," the judge later added.
https://www.axios.com/2026/01/31/ice-trump-alex-pretti-minneapolis-shooting
https://archive.ph/URjTs

St. Peter police chief intervened and got federal agents to release resident, sources say
The woman, who did not want to be identified because she fears for her safety, is a U.S. citizen and a resident of St. Peter. She told MPR News in an interview that she was out in the community in her car, tracking the movements of federal agents, and recording them on a dash cam. She shared that video with MPR News. Agents in three vehicles began chasing her and trying to force her to pull over. Eventually they box her in, three agents get out of the car in front of her, with their guns drawn and they try to force her out of her vehicle.
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/01/30/st-peter-police-chief-intervenes-prevents-federal-agents-from-arresting-resident

Chicago Orders Police to Document Potentially Illegal Federal Immigration Tactics
Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago ordered city police on Saturday to begin formally documenting instances of aggressive and potentially illegal federal immigration enforcement actions, looking to build cases for prosecution against the most egregious actions.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/31/us/chicago-police-federal-immigration.html
https://archive.ph/blce1

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Coupang, South Korea’s Amazon, Is Copying Its Worst Habits
Coupang, an e-commerce platform that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), has been stirring public outrage over the past few months in South Korea, home to most of its colossal operations, amid revelations of massive data breaches and unsafe workplace practices. What is happening to the South Korean multinational should reverberate beyond the country’s borders. The ways in which it has been shirking accountability and regulatory oversight, and resisting unionization efforts, speaks volumes about the future trajectory of global e-commerce platforms and their workers. Coupang is South Korea’s answer to Amazon and Uber Eats combined. Its labor malpractices were already clear back in 2021, when the company went public on the NYSE. The past two months have validated the concerns expressed at the time. In December, Coupang disclosed a massive data breach that exposed almost thirty-four million customer accounts. The national ID numbers and financial details of about three-quarters of South Korea’s population above the age of twenty are likely to have been compromised. Public anger has brought the platform’s mistreatment of its workforce into focus. In 2025 alone, eight Coupang workers died of overwork-related conditions such as cerebral hemorrhages, with six of them working on a nighttime or predawn shift.
https://jacobin.com/2026/01/coupang-amazon-korea-financialization-precarity

Canada’s elite media wants you to serve in the military
When Canada ended conscription after the Second World War, Canadians breathed a sigh of relief. Now, the elite media want it back. With Prime Minister Mark Carney embarking on a massive, unprecedented expansion of Canada’s military, the media has been publishing articles calling for a mandatory national service, fawning over conscription in Nordic countries, and uncritically interviewing military leaders who are hand-wringing about falling enlistment. These articles make the case that a military build-up is necessary to ward off a U.S. invasion. The reality is that Carney has boosted military spending to kowtow to Trump, and major military spending hikes have long been on the wish-list of the corporate elite and defence lobby. Instead of acting as critics or invePost too long. Click here to view the full text.



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>historians: the Byzantine Empire was LITERALLY ROMAN
<literally atheist "anti-fascist" westoids: nuh-uh, the Pope from 1200 years ago said it wasn't, so it wasn't
When Papal propaganda way past its political expiration date from 1200 years ago continues to affect the brains of people today who are neither Catholic nor ᴉuᴉlossnW-aligned, I must ask if I have been a fool all along, for thinking the truth ever mattered.
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Byzantium in effect contradicts the linear historical development model. That is, they preserved their productive forces, unlike the West, and furthermore, they "skipped" serfdom (at least until the Dynatoi won much later). So the "oh yeah the standard of living went to shit but hey the serfdom over slavery thing is technically progress, that's dialectics" model doesn't fit.
>>2671191
I want to reply to you honestly but I don't even know what to write. Do you want me to pull sources proving that private property was not "legal fiction"?

>>2672623
>You're basically just throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks now.
Nah, you are just being evasive and not taking any definite position on anything. Your whole post was about how the Byzantine Greek Christians refused to merge with the Western Church out of some principle of not being subordinate to the West. Then you asserted that being under the Ottoman yoke was benign and superior to being under the West. Then you assert that the Ottomans were cruel tyrants.
>Doesn't change that "forcibly recruiting"
Yes, that is what we call conscription when we apply it to teenagers and young adults. Recruits were from 8 to 18 years old for the devshirme. The system was many centuries old and it was predictable. Take as comparison the conscription system of Imperial Russia in the 18th and 19th century, where forced military conscription in your late teens was a death sentence essentially, since you had to serve in the army for 25 years with almost no social mobility.
>I don't even know what you're talking about at this point. But I have a sneaking suspicion it is irrelevant to my point.
Your own words:
>Do you understand why the Byzantine populace rejected the Union of Florence, rejected help from the Pope against the Ottomans?
>.Byzantium wasn't the sacrificial lamb of European history so the West could survive.
>Point being, they literally revolted because they refused to give up their religious beliefs. Thereby "sacrificing" Byzantium.
Whatever it means it's not really coherent.
>Again, projection. The Ottomans (and Arabs, since it's literally Islamic law, jizya) levied an extra tax on non-Muslims. These people were worse off materially as a result. This is a FACT.
These taxes were often lower than what western Christians paid their own states. They were also graduated by income with demographics like women, monks etc. being exempted. Besides that, non-muslims were exempted from military service and paying zakat, and they had a lot of autonomy to tax and govern themselves as millets. Greeks and other minorities like Jews were important to trade, commerce, finance that the sultans found them indiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2672857
>populace didn't make those decisions. The Orthodox Church wanted to keep it's own power which required being separate from Catholics.
Firstly, the Church was the signatory. Except for bishop Mark of Ephesus. Secondly, it was precisely because of the laity's, monks' and lower clergy's resistance that the Union failed. Thirdly, you are getting your chronology wrong, as the Church keeping its power did happen after Constantinople was conquered, but there was no crystal ball to know that would be the outcome at the time of the Union. In conclusion, and I am literally repeating modern scholarship, they consciously chose "a lesser evil" in their spiritual self-interest.
>>2673455
>Nah, you are just being evasive and not taking any definite position on anything.
Because I am not interested in moralism, I'm interested in understanding the past as it were, and not as the West had revised it because it was inconvenient to its ideology. I am not a "Greek nationalist" as you immediately assumed the moment the Ottomans were brought up. The "Greek nationalists" are precisely the unwitting victims of the West's chauvinism towards Byzantium, they are compelled to spin the "defended Europe from the Muslims" narrative to "save face", precisely because they internalized the West's false "despot shithole" narrative.

Likewise, there is no need to whitewash the Ottoman Empire, as the Turkish nationalists do, reflexively because of Western chauvinism. Just as I am "rescuing" Byzantium by pointing out that it was materially remarkable (and truly it was, there is no lie), so should you "rescue" the Ottoman Empire, by pointing to its golden age. Not because we want a "return", but because we want to put an end to the chauvinism and falsehoods.

>>2669597
more roman than russia, less than romania

>>2670082
>Arguably it entered "early feudalism" with crisis of 3th century.
It's interesting to point out that Julius Caesar described Gaul society as suspiciously feudal. The commoners were treated "almost like slaves" by the nobles. I wonder if our assumptions of feudalism being temporaly tied to the Middle Ages is erroneous, and in fact, feudalism arises whenever you have a lack of a (strong?) state with currency, institutions, infrastructure, etc. and men equipped for violence take advantage of that.

Anon >>2669863 argues there is no difference between banditry and a state.

Thinking about it more, a king offering "protection" from bandits but nothing else, versus a state offering "protection" from bandits PLUS currency, institutions, infrastructure, social spending… It doesn't make sense to equate the two. It's reductive.

It's very hard to argue Byzantium's "feudal" turn was progress, and the "feudal" transformation was never truly complete as the state was still centralized and trade was still more developed compared to the West. Keep in mind, apparently, Byzantium's currency, the solidus, was possibly the world's first "global reserve currency" ("dollar of the Middle Ages"), defacto the coin of trade, showing up as far as Scandinavia and India, and apparently, it held the same value for 700 years.

Is the answer geography? What would have Byzantium developed into if it wasn't for the "feudal" turn and fall?



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🗽UNITED STATES POLITICS 🦅

<Luigi Lives Edition

<In other news, the country is run by pedophiles or something idk, go read the PDFs in the last thread

2025 had the highest number of deaths in ICE Detention since 2004, including the pandemic years when immigrants were dying in overcrowded conditions without gloves, mask, or hygiene upkeep, and December 2025 was the deadliest month on record

💀List of Deaths in ICE Detention💀
https://www.aila.org/infonet/deaths-at-adult-detention-centers

🛠️ Strike Tracker ⚒️
https://striketracker.ilr.cornell.edu/

🇺🇸 Deeds of the Burger Reich 🇺🇸
https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/us_atrocities.md
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>>2674262
I heard he said that but I never saw it personally so I didn’t bring it up.

I remember him once pushing back on people pointing out that he came on a picture of Putin by saying “everyone CLAIMS I did that, but curiously none of them have any proof!” Only for an anon to immediately respond with a screenshot of the exact post with his name on it and the evidence of his cum tribute.

>>2674265
He self described "The only true communist here" and would get mad whenever I called him a third worldist because one of his most frequent refrains was "America must be destroyed" and that every single American was a willing collaborator with imperialism who should be killed. He'd get mad if I said that Communism would improve the average person's standard of living and would claim that anything other than total burger death is simply Nazism and wanting to "perfect imperialism" to "benefit the volk".

I once talked about how we should do more for Black people in the country and he accused me of "deracinating the volk" which I guess means "you're a Nazi but not racist"

>>2674281
And he really hates CPUSA for some reason saying they're fascists. I think that was the main reason he became obsessed with you?

>>2674239
>muh law of trickle down economics
give it a rest agent

>>2674283
He either hated the CPUSA 'cause of me or hated me 'cause of the CPUSA. He also thinks Anarchists are Fascists.



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>For the majority of Marxists, truth was truth no matter when and where it was known, and scientific knowledge, which included Marxism, accumulated historically as the advance of truth in this everyday sense. In this view, Marxism (or the Marxist theory of history and economics) did not belong to the illusory realm of the superstructure because it is a science
<In contrast, Gramsci believed Marxism was true in a socially pragmatic sense: by articulating the class consciousness of the proletariat, Marxism expressed the truth of its times better than any other theory.

What did he mean by this?
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>>2672829
>Is he wrong?
It's literally nonsense.

>>2672814
Only good thing ᴉuᴉlossnW did.
More seriously, going to jail doesn't make you right.

>>2672663
Gramsci bad

Another thread, another Glownonymous stinker.

>>2672663
He's basically saying Marxism is true because it pragmatically expresses the intuitions of the proletariat conceptually, like it only could become a thing because of the times it was formulated not that it was a scientific theory that could've theoretically existed in pre-modern times that was valid for all time like a mathematical equation.

>>2672849
>It's literally nonsense.
it literally isn't lol
>>2672832
two more weeks until entropy abolishes private property



 

🗽UNITED STATES POLITICS 🦅

<Another Fried Day in the Burger Reich Edition


2025 had the highest number of deaths in ICE Detention since 2004, including the pandemic years when immigrants were dying in overcrowded conditions without gloves, mask, or hygiene upkeep, and December 2025 was the deadliest month on record

💀List of Deaths in ICE Detention💀
https://www.aila.org/infonet/deaths-at-adult-detention-centers

🛠️ Strike Tracker ⚒️
https://striketracker.ilr.cornell.edu/

🇺🇸 Deeds of the Burger Reich 🇺🇸
https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/us_atrocities.md
https://williamblum.org/essays/read/overthrowing-other-peoples-governments-the-master-list
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>>2672920
it is known

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>>2671791
>Caleb Maupin

>>2672901
I realize that I'm talking about the illuminati one.

>>2672897
If Epstein spent his time masturbating to FNAF porn instead of using his harem they must've been of poor quality tbqhdesu.

>>2672897
I'm sorry I don't follow the Talhmud for age of consent.
The honorable Elijah Muhammad suggested a man taking a women half his age + 7 years is appropriate.



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Reading Lenin's works in order is one of the most depressing things. By 1922 he basically admitted that the Soviet Union's state apparatus is a "bourgeois and tsarist hotch-potch" and he previously described it as a state taken away (not smashed) from tsarism and "slightly anointed with Soviet oil."

<It is said that a united apparatus was needed. Where did that assurance come from? Did it not come from that same Russian apparatus which, as I pointed out in one of the preceding sections of my diary, we took over from tsarism and slightly anointed with Soviet oil?

<There is no doubt that that measure should have been delayed somewhat until we could say that we vouched for our apparatus as our own. But now, we must, in all conscience, admit the contrary; the apparatus we call ours is, in fact, still quite alien to us; it is a bourgeois and tsarist hotch-potch and there has been no possibility of getting rid of it in the course of the past five years without the help of other countries and because we have been "busy" most of the time with military engagements and the fight against famine.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1922/dec/testamnt/autonomy.htm
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Socialism is when communists steer capitalism towards its own self abolition, it's nothing new
Even marx spoke of this

>>2673484
>It must be recalled today that this passage is based on a misunderstanding. At that time – thanks to the Bonapartist and liberal falsifiers of history – it was considered as established that the French centralised machine of administration had been introduced by the Great Revolution and in particular that it had been used by the Convention as an indispensable and decisive weapon for defeating the royalist and federalist reaction and the external enemy. It is now, however, a well-known fact that throughout the revolution up to the eighteenth Brumaire c the whole administration of the départements, arrondissements and communes consisted of authorities elected by, the respective constituents themselves, and that these authorities acted with complete freedom within the general state laws; that precisely this provincial and local self-government, similar to the American, became the most powerful lever of the revolution and indeed to such an extent that Napoleon, immediately after his coup d’état of the eighteenth Brumaire, hastened to replace it by the still existing administration by prefects, which, therefore, was a pure instrument of reaction from the beginning. But no more than local and provincial self-government is in contradiction to political, national centralisation, is it necessarily bound up with that narrow-minded cantonal or communal self-seeking which strikes us as so repulsive in Switzerland, and which all the South German federal republicans wanted to make the rule in Germany in 1849.
<– Note by Engels to the 1885 edition.

>"Well, we have lived through a year, the state is in our hands, but has it operated the New Economic Policy in the way we wanted in the past year? No. But we refuse to admit that it did not operate in the way we wanted. How did it operate? The machine refused to obey the hand that guided it. It was like a car that was going not in the direction the driver desired but in the direction someone else desired; as if it were being driven by some mysterious, lawless hand, God knows whose, perhaps of a profiteer, or of a private capitalist, or of both. Be that as it may, the car is not going quite in the direction the man at the wheel imagines, and often it goes in an altogether different direction."
<V. I. Lenin, Eleventh Congress of the Russian Communist Party

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>>2673508
Skill issue

>>2673513
Unlike Deng, Lenin wasn't a liberal. So the triumph of liberalism wasn't what he was going for :\



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The Japanese lower house election is underway, and all early reports indicate an overwhelming majority for the new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi. I guess just making your platform hating China works, especially if every poll shows youth support for her is in the 90%
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>>2671481
>but japanese youth aren't buying it, in fact they love chinese media and culture.
Japanese youth love Tiktok but still have a negative perception of China. Also doesn't help the Left in China also happens to be anti-China except Reiwa Shinsengumi.

>>2671520
Stop learning about other countries from Twitter shitposts.

>>2671472
Japan's anti-China nature is not something that originated with capitalism as all the people here harping about the Meiji Restoration claim. Hideyoshi's ultimate goal was to subjugate China and stop it from being the cultural centerpiece of Asia, the Kokugaku movement was in the main a rejection of Chinese culture. This is something that goes beyond class, because its embedded within the Japanese identity itself. The Japanese national identity is first and foremost an expression of hatred of China.

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Takaichi's anti-China position is not meaningfully different from other anti-China LDP leaders who were deeply unpopular like Suga. I know people don't care about Japan aside from Sino-Japan relations here but Japanese people don't just seethe about the Chinese Dream all of their waking hours. What she makes a big deal about being a departure from previous LDP leaders really doesn't have much to do with China at all.
For example tourism from countries with stronger currencies than the Yen has been causing sharp price rises for a while and Takaichi capitalizes on this by pushing things like international tourist taxes, while previously the LDP just ignored this. She also makes a big deal about her working hours since the previous batch of LDP prime ministers were very old and were found sleeping through meetings and such.
So people see her as a diligent leader working around the clock on issues that were previously ignored, so they express approval.

>>2672966
You can't ignore that China played a big role. China is seen as economically buying land and resources from Japan and the LDP is doing nothing about it.
>Takaichi capitalizes on this by pushing things like international tourist taxes
In which she uses anti-China sentiment to push for it. Also the LDP ignored it because the liberal faction ran policy for four years.



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The body was too short or empty. The body was too short or empty. The body was too short or empty. The body was too short or empty. The body was too short or empty.

>>2673198
Read books they said



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Saint Lucia has been one of the greatest nations on Earth and probably in all of humanity since the start of drug prohibition and the global genocide on drug associated people. Saint Lucia decriminalized cannabis and drugs are readily avaible for people to enjoy responsibly and so the Saint Lucians do so responsibly, enjoyably and enlighten themselves, more and more are becoming atheist and it is by far one of the most atheistic island nations and one of the more atheist former-colonies, with a successful bourgeois socialdemocratic party triumphing over a christian nationalist party in spite of the country still being mostly christian, this is the power of drugs which are inherently progressive in the development of mankind - science, chemistry, botany and medicine.

It is estimated that Saint Lucia might become majority atheist by the end of this century. Saint Lucia is most certainly on the way towards scientific socialism, real communism ardently combatting reactionism and enlightening itself through responsible substance use. It transcends and triumphs over stalinist-maoist western and false conscious plagued global southener mentality raping their nimble subhuman brains with drug progress and development which they cannot fathom a possibility since their false consciousness is spermed up by Richard Nixon era war on drugs lies and propagnada spread throughout the UN to all bourgeois states most noteably their own bourgeois "communist party" states! Saint Lucia makes the stalinist and maoist contradictory anti-drug conservative reactionary mentality seethe, they seethe so much at Saint Lucia's steady growth towards transhumanism that even Kaczynskite inbred cretin shudder, shiver and convulse.

"Bait, Didn't read, AI post, Druggie drivel…" - they sure did not read, as the success of Saint Lucia goes onward and up the mentally challanged conservative national socialists known as stalinists and maoists ignore the success, it only lets it continue and even if they were not to ignore it, they cannot do anything to prevent it from their basements.

But to those who read and understood, welcome.

Saint Lucia ought to be a republic.
https://stluciatimes.com/170847/2025/05/republicanism-in-saint-lucia-what-and-who-are-we-waiting-for/
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(You're supposed to take these guys very seriously, top scientific minds of the word! They read academic marxists and watched youtube videos.)

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MLs, MLM btfo by Saint Lucia

>>2671452
Excuse me sir but you forgot Belarus, Serbia, and Eritrea as AES.

TRVKE!!

>>2671452
thats literally me



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