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After reading a book called "Energy and Human Ambitions on a Finite Planet" (it's a free book, you can read it here: https://escholarship.org/uc/item/9js5291m#page=12)
I got brutally black pilled about the question of resource and growth in a finite planet, and space trade is a pipe dream, it's over for mankind if we don't change our ways, I guess some form of planning is the way out, and even more unpopular solution would be population control, I just don't know, man.

>>2879503
This is not your blog.

>>2879504
Thank you for reading my blogpost. I actually forgot that I wanted books recommendations on planned economy

>>2879504
You're a chode



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During new military incursion | Israeli machineguns attack western Daraa countryside
An Israeli forces patrol of two tanks and a military vehicle, advanced into the outskirts of Wadi Al-Raqad in Al-Yarmouk Basin area in western Daraa countryside, this coincided with attacks with machineguns on the agricultural land and the road leading to Wadi Al-Raqad.
However, no casualties have been reported.
https://www.syriahr.com/en/384828/

Oman proposes joint control of Strait of Hormuz as mediators expect talks 'breakthrough'
According to two sources who spoke to Reuters, the Gulf-backed plan proposes a joint regional mechanism to manage the key waterway, with those using it paying voluntary fees to fund the cost of its maintenance. This will include funding to cover navigation, environmental protection and search and rescue services. The proposal draws on the model of the Strait of Malacca, which lies between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, and is jointly managed by neighbouring states Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/oman-proposes-joint-management-strait-hormuz-mediators-expect-breakthrough-talks

Gaza's Palestinians question role and limits of planned multinational force
According to Israeli media reports, the initial phase would involve deploying approximately 200 personnel from countries described as "friendly," including Uganda and Morocco. The force would oversee areas outside Israeli military deployment zones while coordinating closely with the Israeli army. The proposal also includes establishing a humanitarian zone known as "Green Rafah" west of Rafah city, where displaced Palestinians would be relocated after passing through Israeli security checkpoints.
https://www.newarab.com/news/gazas-palestinians-question-role-limits-multinational-force

Africa's richest monarch names a $1 billion highway designed to connect Europe and West Africa after Trump
Trump recently thanked KPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Lawyers ‘Scared’ to Do Their Jobs After Charges Against Palestine Action Barrister
Lawyers are “scared” of doing their jobs following contempt of court charges made against a top barrister who defended a Palestine Action activist, senior legal figures say. Defence lawyer Rajiv Menon KC was due to stand trial on Tuesday, accused of defying a judge’s order by telling a jury they had the right to acquit activists according to their conscience. Menon denies he acted improperly.
https://novaramedia.com/2026/07/27/lawyers-scared-to-do-their-jobs-after-charges-against-palestine-action-barrister/

French far right reviewing potential tweaks to retirement reform proposal
One such option is to scrap a rule that allows individuals to retire on a full pension at 67, even if they haven’t paid in long enough to otherwise qualify, as reported last month by POLITICO. …. the National Rally is also looking into a potentially controversial proposal which would encourage workers to contribute to private pension schemes in addition to paying into the state system — a proposal long supported by fiscal conservatives.
https://www.politico.eu/article/national-rally-marine-le-pen-battle-rages-far-right-fix-france-pensions/
https://archive.ph/4kzEh

Four decades after Chernobyl, a generational divide reshapes Italy’s nuclear debate
Next week, Parliament is expected to approve government-sponsored legislation establishing a legal framework for next-generation nuclear technologies. The government would then have 12 months to draft implementing decrees covering reactor licensing, safety standards, waste management and siting.
https://apnews.com/article/italy-nuclear-power-law-eu-chernobyl-plant-small-reactors-0ac9e59bd9f227ddceafeb48e9d1a701

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US government targets Cop City protester over phone operating system
The US Department of Justice is attempting to prosecute an Atlanta resident in connection with the movement against the police training center known as Cop City because he had GrapheneOS on his phone, an open-source operating system that enables users to enter a passcode and wipe a phone clean.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/23/cop-city-protester-phone

Lawsuit claims US civil rights agency has halted all federal-sector class complaints
The lawsuit claims that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has ordered an indefinite suspension of federal-sector class complaints pending before the agency’s administrative judges, who handle discrimination complaints from federal workers in a process that is different than for private sector workers.
https://apnews.com/article/eeoc-lawsuit-civil-rights-6761f05373f225c530d396aa6f874b97

Imprisoned writer Mumia Abu-Jamal seeks UN intervention after 44 years behind bars
On Tuesday Abu-Jamal, 72, lodged a petition with the UN’s working group on arbitrary detention, a body within the Human Rights Council. It marks the latest attempt by the internationally renowned prisoner and prolific author of 15 books to seek relief, having exhausted all domestic channels through state and federal courts.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/28/mumia-abu-jamal-un-jail

Almost nobody wants this SEC change
Individual investors overwhelmingly oppose the Securities and Exchange Commission's proposal to ease the requirement that companies release quarterly financial reports. More than 99% of the comments opposed the proposal, according to a new tally. The agency has received some 221,000 comments in total — a record number, a person familiar with the agency's operations tells Axios.
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India’s Massive Gen Z “Cockroach” Protests Show How to Fight Modi and the Right
India is being rocked by massive youth-led protests, sparked by an inflammatory statement by the Supreme Court of India’s Chief Justice, Surya Kant. In a May hearing, Kant said, “There are youngsters like cockroaches, who don’t get any employment and don’t have any place in the profession.” This caused widespread outrage among the youth who have now claimed the “cockroach” label and taken to the streets in unprecedentedly large numbers, showing the way forward in fighting the right-wing administration of Narendra Modi.
https://www.leftvoice.org/india-gen-z-cockroach-protests/

The Left Is Rising, So Centrist Dems Are Cynically Woke Again
Remember when establishment Democrats were saying with a straight face that they had been forced to adopt the grating, alienating brand of wokeness and identity politics that made them toxic to working-class voters? You should: it wasn’t even two years ago.
After handing the White House to Donald Trump a second time and scrambling to dump the blame on someone else, Democrats did what they usually do when they royally screw up: they blamed the Left, pretending that this deeply unpopular and cynical political style — whose hallmarks include shallow appeals to racial and gender identity, questionable insinuations of bigotry against their political opponents, and a fixation on bashing men, a demographic the party is desperate to win back — was something that had been forced on them by progressives and socialists. As this magazine pointed out at the time, this was pretty rich. There are certainly forces on the progressive left, rooted in college campuses and nonprofit groups, that stoked and continue to stoke the worst of wokeness. But it was Bernie Sanders and the movement behind him that had been saying the way forward was a politics that put people’s bread-and-butter concerns front and center and divisive identity politics and finger-wagging to the side. For their troubles, establishment Democrats lined up to declare them a bunch of racist, sexist “Bernie Bros,” even secret right-wingers who, being white guys, were out of touch with a voting public that wanted to only talk about race and gender, and that they should move out of the way entirely. (Why is the DemPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



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>PT (Worker's Party)
The current ruling party. Centre-left. Popular with teachers.
>PL (Liberal Party)
The main opposition party. Far-right. Popular with baby boomers.
>Novo (New)
Libertarian. Popular with rich people.
>PSOL (Socialism and Liberty Party)
Left-wing with a focus on social issues like feminism and LGBT rights. Popular with young women.
>Missão (Mission)
Alt-right. Popular with young men (mostly on the internet).
>NR (New Resistance)
Nazbol. Popular with… nobody, they're not even a real party.
>PCB (Brazilian Communist Party)
Far-left, not to be confused with PCdoB (Communist Party of Brazil) which split from it and is more reformist. Popular with old communists.
>PSDB (Brazilian Social Democracy Party)
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>pis
center to center right - popular with older conservatives
>ko
center to center left - neolibs and lefties that want to have an actual career in politics
>psl
perfectly amoral - used to be >the party for nepotism, currently has less voters than it has members (unironically)
>lewica
center to left - remains of prl aparatchiks. they won elections in the 90s big style and as the result of their short rule became notorious for eastern style and scale corruption they've since tried reinventing themselves as neolibs and lgbt but they never managed to claw back to even 10% support (and never will)
>konfederacja
center right to far right - everyone that's right wing but doesn't want to be part of pis including classic liberal and loons. traditionally only support was only within teenagers became mainstream in last two decades
>razem
new left - leftist that don't want the prl->sld->lewica burder. other than that the only difference between razem and lewica at the moment is their stance on israel because lewica is basically the party of jewish diaspora while razem can afford to denounce israeli warcrimes. currently only popular with teenagers (as konfederacja used to be)

every other party is a split from one of the already named ones that operates inside of the mother party

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>PL
>far-right
Só na sua cabeça.

>>2879465
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_Party_(Brazil,_2006)
>The Liberal Party (Portuguese: Partido Liberal, PL) is a right-wing[9] to far-right[10] political party in Brazil.

>>2879472
>I-it's on Wikipedia so it's true!

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>>2879476
You want primary sources?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_Party_(Brazil,_2006)#cite_note-farright-10
>"Bolsonaro party challenges Brazil election result". BBC News. 23 November 2022. Retrieved 6 February 2025. The far-right party of Brazil's outgoing president, Jair Bolsonaro, has challenged some votes in October's election that saw him lose narrowly to leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
>Harris, Bryan (24 September 2023). "Brazil's conservative carnival tries to put on brave face in era of resurgent left". Financial Times. Retrieved 6 February 2025. "Lula's government is marked by hatred, resentment and revenge," said Julia Zanatta, a federal lawmaker with Bolsonaro's increasingly far-right Liberal party.
>Venugopalan, Murali; Venugopalan, Johanna; Venugopalan, Mundiyath (26 May 2023). One Nice Guy Not so Nice: Joe Biden's Ineptitude. AuthorHouse. ISBN 979-8-8230-0783-2. Seventy-seven old former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva from the left-wing Workers' Party beat sixty-seven year old President Jair Bolsonaro from the far-right Liberal Party by five percentage points in the first round, four weeks ago.
>Munk, Tine; Kennedy, Morag (3 September 2024). Victimisation in the Digital Age: An Online/Offline Continuum Approach. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 978-1-040-13048-3. The legal actions were initiated by the Liberal Party, a far-right group that supported the establishment of Jair Bolsonaro's government.
>Mukherjee, Hoimi (1 June 2023). "Brazil's Emergence in the United States' 'Backyard': Domestic Leadership and Systemic Status". Jadavpur Journal of International Relations. 27 (1): 7–32. doi:10.1177/09735984231161723. ISSN 0973-5984. Recent disclosure shed light on the role played by the United States and a section of anti-Lula elites in Lula's controversial arrest and the rise of Bolsonaro of the far-right Liberal Party (Fishman et al. 2020; Fox 2022).

Does the BBC (which is United Kingdom state media) and Financial Times have a “left-wing bias” too?



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Btw, this is the offending tweet: https://xcancel.com/ZeynabDay/status/2081396221504008571

I’ve seen liberals, be it those that support Palestine or Israel, come to unison when it comes to giving phull sapport to the Ukraine. Why? What gives?

Now, I don’t think it’s a coincidence that for the US government Georgia 2008 wasn’t the breaking line for the American empire, so much as the Ukraine 2014, simply because the Ukraine has far more resources in terms of arable land, industrial capacity, and minerals.

But what’s the excuse for the shitlib? Because those seem like ad hoc reasoning to justify a preconceived reason more than anything. Ofc the average shitlib is propagandized into supporting the Globalist American Empire (GAE) and whatever diktats it makes. Still, I think it’s worth asking how convenient it is that they’re so passionate about a country that is coincidentally one rich of resources (or illusion thereof, as some sceptics might say).

Indeed, shitlibs like Corey believe in the infinite goodness of the American empire, and so they’ll be the most conservative defenders of the status quo even if they won’t define themselves as such, with their sole issue with Trump being based on aesthetics more than anything else. Reminds you of anything?

Now, as Marx denotes, ideology and idealism often serve to mask what are in practice class struggles and other material realities. In this case, “western democracy capitalism” to a lib may sound like a just coherent idea, but in reality it’s little more than idealistic smokescreen for an imperialist war waged by the NATO imperialistic war machine against Russia, with obvious involvement from the cross-continental military cabal and arms industries. Whether you see it as a conflict between a proletarian and bourgeois powers, or intra-porkie bourgeois infighting at the expense of the global prole, it’s for you to decide. Nonetheless, much of the western propaganda about the Ukraine is clearly ideological crap.

For Eurocrats, there’s the fact that the war serves both to offset an European recession, and as a rallying cry for EU unity at a time when Europe is more disunited than ever. Not even anti-immigration serves as a proper glue as immigration is largely irrelevant to eastern Euros what with already having net low migration (both in and out of country) couplePost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2878031
Because no Ukraine = no “western” unity. It’s that simple. Like, the ostensible reasoning is that the Ukraine won’t survive without having the express ability to impose gay marriage on the Donbas and Crimea.

But in reality, as the “western civilization” rests on a negative and as it turns more and more inward, you eventually reach the point that it becomes an ideological battle. For many shitlibs, it’s both because they irrationally hate Trump as a person, and because they’ve been ingrained by their oligarchic press to support the Ukraine.

Honestly, if Russia wins, an upside is that I won’t have to hear hohols and their non-Ukrainian pets admonishing Americans and others for not handing out our money without compensation. Like, if you can’t repay the debt with money, do it by giving us some Ukrainian booty to fuck, or sell ‘P to us. Its not like it will worsen what’s already happening anyway.

Why are shitlibs obsessed with theocracy of Iran or the monarchy of Korea

Same answer

>>2879010
>monarchy of Korea
cringe braindead take kys

>>2879019
Yeah just a coincidence that the position of supreme leader is always passed down to the kim familym

>>2878031 (OP)
<"there have been zero great power wars"
Liberal treatlerites believe its a good thing that countless millions of non-white people were murdered during the Cold War. They love Jakarta Method neoliberal Baal rituals of human sacrifice to capital, that allow them to buy Funko Pops. Liberals see it as Historical Progress™ to have achieved their globalist utopia of fossil fuel imperialism (or AOC's New Green Deal imperialism that also does coups in Bolivia etc). When the nepo failson Hunter Biden is placed in a corporate board room for a Ukraine resource extraction company, liberals believe that's a GOOD THING!
Neoliberalism has universalized the condition of being a decadent petite-Epstein labor aristocrat like in Candide: "This is the best of all possible worlds!" - twitter bluechecks
>obsessed with Ukraine
the liberal theory of history is all pro-democracy slop, no materialism at all. "More democratic states means more freedom", that's their entire political philosophy. We saw this brainrot with the zoomer Nepal protests or whatever Soros is doing in Indonesia right now.
Its like this PMC Trot Gilbert Achcar who wrote five years ago that 'neo-campists are fools to not help Zionists fight Russia in Syria'. The left's entire identity is founded on being epic progressive heroes who are bravely fighting "authoritarianism":
https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/anti-imperialism-syria-progressive/
<How to Avoid the Anti-Imperialism of Fools: The logic of “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” is a recipe for empty cynicism.
The always stumbling US Empire and their always stumbling PMC socialist supporters couldn't have predicted they would help create Greater Israel! If only workers hadn't been such "red fascist tankie Assadists" and managed to get invites to the Soros NGO industrial complex, maybe their voices could have been listened to by anti-fascist podcasters funded by the CIA-Bellingcat-Syria NGO like Robert Evans 🙄

Achcar's description of the standard liberal idealist conception of "democracy":
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>>2879263
so can russia

>>2879433
you are polish

>>2879425
>but ziggas told me ww3 started
Started a long time ago anon.
>>2879412
>the obedient biomass
Christ. Love Ukies complete inability to hide their fascist nonsense.





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>be attractive, middle class doctor in Argentina
>abandon your comfortable life to become a revolutionary
>play a key part in the Cuban Revolution
>instead of joining the government, your start traveling all over Africa and Latin America supporting guerillas
>die in battle and become a symbol of rebellion worldwide
This guy was the definition of Nietzsche’s ubermensch.
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>>2878931
Dude believed in permanent revolution

>>2879073
His own fault for being an adventurist
you can't guerilla your way into socialism without a disciplined vanguard party + mass base

>>2879073
I've always heard he became less racist over time

>>2878931
His romantic tendencies and decision to be a left-adventurist before getting BTFO is actually his least commendable point as, if he had stayed and imparted a more revolutionary proletarian communist line on the devevelopment of Cuba, we would in fact have seen less Fidel-derived Khrushchevite satellite/soviet periphery economics and peaceful coexistence, which, with 20/20 hindsight, would have contributed to a far greater direction both for Cuba, the region and the world (say, if they launched the nuclear strike on US rather than just fucking sending it "home" at the height of socialist/people's states).

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>>2879087
>>2879111
Pretty much every racist quote attributed to Che that you'll find comes from The Motorcycle Diaries period and is often taken out of context. During his time in Mexico, he moved away from those earlier attitudes and came to believe strongly in the idea of a globally oppressed Global South. During the Congo campaign he specifically brought Afro-Cuban fighters with him to avoid appearing as an imperialist. Both Che and the Afro-Cuban fighters became frustrated with what they viewed as the Congolese forces lack of military discipline, as well as their refusal to perform manual labor, which they considered work for slaves and a dishonor.



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How come they didn't manage to build decent cadres to lead the country? Why someone like Khrushchev managed to be the next into power? How the rise of revisionism could've been prevented?
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>>2870363
it *started to be over in 1945.

also interestingly the first CIA coup was the year Stalin died. Jacobo Arbenz and Mohammed Mossadegh

I remember hearing one claim that the Commissar program accidentally caused the most devoted socialists, the true believers, to die during WW2; basically the guys in the lower ranks most devoted to communism would become Commissars and lead these heroic charges and, unfortunately, get killed off quickly


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>>2870183
>be khrushchev
>overthrow stalin's circle in a military coup
>remove stalinists from the presidium and gain control as pres. chairman and gensec
>rush reforms for no reason and permanently fuck up collective farming
>lose to stalinists anyways (???) because you're a wholesome slow burn socdem
do you genuinely believe this or are you repeating a conversation you half overheard



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Shut the fuck up. You aren't smart. You didn't invent some new political ideology. You're an incel chud who just prefers Soviet aesthetics instead of Nazi.
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>>2879297
look at africa's obesity rate RETARD

it's becoming legitimately kind of alarming how many people can't pick up on extremely obvious sarcasm and other subtextual social cues in internet discourse. it's not an autism thing either, this is something new. or maybe i'm just getting old.

>>2879328
how would it be biological if africa has a lower obesity rate and you said wherever they are regardless of history

>>2879332
there are people that genuinely believe that black people are just biologically more impulsive and if it is just sarcasm why further justify their position?

>>2879340
whatever dude i guess the thread has gotten derailed now

>>2879271

i see them as friends and comrades, fellow misshapen diseased mutants cast down into the sewers. i feel comfortable around big lumbering fat people and coughing spitting cigarette smokers and guys who drink a beer in the morning to relieve a hangover before going to work. all that shit is real. people who are really fit and tan and always obsessed with their health and their diet and fashion and fitting in, those people are unnatural and phony and weird, i don't want to be around those people.



 

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>>2871838
he needs sabo anon to explain him socdems are the real movement

>>2871892
At the moment the Iranians are "the real movement". I despise that phrase though because it's constantly abused by retards. Suffice to say that Iran is (inadvertently and despite its class character as a state) helping to create conditions more favourable to socialism than what preceded them.

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Trust the Torah, real Jews are in control.
Those that bless Israel will be blessed,
those that curse Israel will be cursed.

Lol

Excerpt from a post that has interesting info on the new relations between the US and Venezuela, but particularly interesting was this passage on Delcy:

https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2026/07/narratives-of-moral-conflict-karim-khan-and-delcy-rodriguez/

>I have no reason to adjust the assessment of Delcy Rodríguez that I reached after careful study. In fact I have the strongest reinforcement, in that I now know with absolute certainty that Delcy Rodríguez did not betray Maduro. I have had direct access to documentary, eye-witness, audio and visual evidence that conclusively showed me that:


<Maduro was aware of his likely kidnap and stood down armed resistance.

<In the preceding weeks Rodríguez had been approached to cooperate with Maduro’s removal and had adamantly refused.
<On the night of his kidnap Rodríguez was present, furious, refusing US overtures and seeking every avenue for Maduro’s immediate release.

>I believed these things to be true from first-hand accounts before I wrote my last major article on Venezuela: I am now absolutely certain they are true.


>Venezuela abjured the path of armed resistance to the poised US forces. Venezuela is a quarter the size of Iran, has far weaker armed forces and is within direct bomber range of the United States. It is a pacific country and has chosen to try to ride out the Trump storm, while maintaining the key benefits of the Bolivarian Revolution – especially free and universal education, free healthcare, widespread pensions and the commune system.


>The Chavista system already drew much criticism from the international Left for simply aiming to spread these social benefits from oil revenues, while allowing capitalists to dominate the rest of the economy. Communal ownership of means of production and distribution was growing organically, particularly through the communes, but there has been no fundamental change to the capitalist sector in a mixed economy. It is this factor which makes accommodation with US capitalist firms possible.

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They get nowhere enough hate as they deserve for what they're doing in Kashmir……Also, Being ruled by a repressive fascist wanna be regime for the last decade
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>>2864127
>At least the Arabs when they talk about Israel and Iran working together have some internal logic: they distinguish between their own interests and their enemies. In Pakistan every rift between Muslim countries has to be the work of Mossad, RAW, or the CIA, because the idea that Muslims might disagree on their own is apparently unimaginable.
I think the fall of Assad and Jolani taking power in Syria is an example of this. There were a lot of CIA/Mossad narratives about this here on leftypol that remind me of what you're talking about, not factoring the idea of Sunni Arab interests and doing realpolitik around that as a distinct thing. Not saying any particular position or geopolitical orientation is good, but just as a descriptive statement of what's happening and the logic behind it.

When you do realpolitik you have some differences but you have some areas where you overlap and work to create some kind of balance. For Jolani, getting in with the U.S. makes sense because he gets the sanctions off and gets the electricity working. The U.S. isn't doing this because of some morality play, it wants to turn Syria into a buffer state between Israel and Turkey (which is to the benefit of the U.S. as the hegemon), and has also deduced that the Turkish deep state also sees this as in in their interests. But the Israelis have been too retard stupid to understand this, they have a completely weird paranoia such that Iran was turfed out of Syria, but now here come the Turks oh my God and there's an Al Qaeda guy running it and their immediate reaction is to escalate against this THREAT. But they don't realize that this creates a self-fulfilling prophecy that will bumble them into a direct conflict with Turkey which is the one country close to them which they really don't want to get into some shit with. I'm convinced Trump and co. sat down with the Israelis are were like you morons don't know what the hell you're doing.

From the Arab perspective, I don't know how much it takes on the form of a conspiracy theory about Israel and Iran working together (because I don't read Arabic and I'm not plugged into how Arabs talk about it that much), but even though Israel and Iran are enemies they do have a shared interest in being able to project power through Syria and Jolani is an obstacle to that, and thaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2864282
They are about as retarded as most people in third world countries, what's unque to them is they hold an ideological belief that the ummah stands above all else. This is the central foundation on which Pakistan is built and it is seen as something that cannot be compromised. Otherwise, Pakistan would have to redefine itself and confront the very basis of its political existence.

>>2859259
yeah both sides are bad: random civilians in kashmir and the indian government

>>2864938
trvth svpernova

Anyone keeping up with the CJP protests? Seem like a nothingburger to me.



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