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  • Protest literally has nothing to do with US. Bazaar merchants inside Iran are the ones that started the protest as their politcal power was waning and eventually it grew into wider a protest due to bad economic situation.

  • Each quote links to a source where it was used. Have you checked those references before claiming this nonsense?

  • They already can do that. US pretty much has unlimited military access to Greenland per the 1951 treaty, original text.

    It's not about defense and never was. It's all about plain and simple imperialism.

  • US militarized police force killing US citizen in cold blood is news worthy and US is part of the global world, no?

  • Polanski stated — in no uncertain terms — that he is unwilling to work alongside Keir Starmer or his other Labour-right cronies. However, if the party took on more left-wing leadership, the Greens would be open to an electoral alliance.

    That's basically what he said.

  • Pedophile in chief probably personally intervened.

  • Jonathan E Ross is a murderer.

  • <...> they were caught out.

    Caught? They weren't doing anything illegal. US has no jurisdiction to enforce their sactions against sovereign countries and ships in the international waters. Just because US has a god complex doesn't mean they are above the law.

    The law is the law and US had broken it. Could it be updated? Sure. Should US be able to subvert the law? Fuck no.

    Most ships operating from their countries don't even use their own flags. There are even landlocked countries that have registered ships (e.g. Moldova).https://statbase.org/datasets/air-rail-and-water-transportation/number-of-ships-by-flag-of-registration/

  • Last month the US Coast Guard attempted to seize the vessel while it was heading to Venezuela to pick up oil, then operating under the flag of Guyana.

    My bad, I read that US considered it stateless. But in this case it was still illegal action on the US part, since then only Guyana had jurisdiction.

    But the ship’s crew refused to be boarded and made an abrupt turn into the Atlantic.

    So they cancelled their voyage?

  • The Marinera was reportedly not carrying any cargo when US forces seized it.

    It wasn't in the voyage.

    And it was a real change of registry as before that that the ship was stateless.

  • Yes. Though both name change and registering the ship under Russian flag is legal under international law of law of the sea. And by that law, only the country under which flag ship is registered under have jurisdiction. So only US broken the law here.

  • Matrix doesn't scale well at the moment. It's great for smaller communities, but anything with 10k+ users and it chokes.

  • Can you provide a specific timestamp where the magical self-defense act occured?

  • Cold blooded murder of a US citizen by a fascist regime. No other way to put it.

  • Cool concept, but proprietary connector makes it dead on arrival for me.

  • Greenland would be more valid example as EU was only formed in 1993.