cfgaussian

Many such cases.

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Vote Rigging in Moldova's 2025 Parliamentary Elections

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Romania cancelled elections, banned the leading candidate, and reran the vote so the EU-NATO stooge could win

EU commissioner threatens to overturn elections: "we did it in Romania and we will obviously do it in Germany if necessary"

Romania's stolen elections were only the start: Inside the EU's war on democracy

EU interventionism in national elections: Who’s next?

EU official plotted to ‘organise resistance’ against Hungary’s Orban

EU Trying for Regime Change in Hungary

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Robert Fico’s failed assassination raises specter of Western plotting

EU interference in the Czech elections

EU withholds funds from governments it doesn't like

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

Hezbollah was never as weakened as many commenters claimed. They were just biding their time.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

Chechnya is a part of Russia. Georgia attacked Russian peacekeepers. Ukraine waged a war of ethnic cleansing against its own citizens. Both Georgia and Ukraine had their governments overthrown by US orchestrated color revolutions which installed US puppets that started anti-Russia proxy wars. Belarus is living completely peacefully and has no problems with Russia whatsoever because it defeated Western color revolution attempts attempting to overthrow their government and turn them into an unhinged anti-Russia proxy.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

May as well be. Balts worship and want to be Germans. They were more enthusiastic for joining the SS and doing mass murder than even the German Nazis.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

Genocidal terrorist Nazi regime supports another genocidal terrorist Nazi regime. No surprise here. This illegitimate clown has long since admitted he dreams of Ukraine becoming a "big Israel".

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

Germany is just returning to the fascism it loves so much. Same for Japan. Both may need to be taught another lesson in why fascism is bad for you if you want your cities to remain intact. Seems they didn't learn that lesson well enough last time. The world went too easy on them.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

They've gotten far too used to being allowed to act with impunity, committing clear acts of war and getting away with it because the victims of their aggression either can't retaliate or have far too much restraint. By law Iran has the right to hit every country that aids, supplies or harbors its enemies. As does Russia, by the way. Europeans will get what's coming to them sooner or later if they keep playing with fire.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

You are a traitor to your own people. You have sided with the depraved, demonic butchers of Iran's children. You will be forever hated in Iran. I hope Europe treats you well, because you will never be able to go back.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

if Russian people had been oppressed in Eastern Ukraine then they would have moved just several miles east into the open arms of Russia and been safe

Thank you for admitting that you, just like the Nazi regime in Kiev, dream of ethnically cleansing Eastern Ukraine. Just like the Zionists want to do in Gaza. No wonder they say they want to be a "larger Israel".

Why should people who are native to that land and have lived on it for generations move? They stayed and they fought back and defended their homes and their land.

Also, citing obvious false flag atrocities committed by the Nazi side that you support isn't the win you think it is.

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cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

Fossil fuel markers are global. Unless the US stops all of its oil producers from engaging in international trade, they cannot prevent prices from rising in the US. The fossil fuel lobby is extremely powerful in the US and it is very unlikely they would allow the state to take such an aggressive action against free trade, as it would deprive them of a golden opportunity for enormous profits. Not to mention it sets an incredibly dangerous precedent of the state exercising power over the private sector. And even if they do stop or severely curtail exports, that will have even bigger consequences on the US through the cascading effects of a global economic crash, since the US is highly embedded in the global economy.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

USrael: "We want regime change!"

Iran: "Ok. Here's a regime change (in Bahrain)."

USrael: "No, not like that!"

Iran: "Another day, another banger."

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 1d ago

You make a good point. Demographic diversity plays a role for sure. Oppressed minorities are less likely (though they still often do) to identify with the settler project.

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cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 2d ago

"Israeli" society is on an exceptional level of bloodthirsty, racist, genocidal frenzy. It's not quite as bad in the US yet (maybe because they don't yet feel the same kind of existential threat to their settler project) but yes, similar dynamics exist in every settler state and colonial power.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 2d ago

The EU is supposed to be this democratic entity that respects the sovereignty of members, yet as soon as a country, like Hungary, steps out of line and refuses to be forced to send money and weapons to the Nazi Kiev regime, refuses to sacrifice their own energy security for the sake of the EU's anti-Russia crusade, the EU immediately starts rewriting its own rules, does away with unanimity requirements, and tries to take away Hungary's vote (in addition to taking away Hungary's EU funds, funding opposition parties, trying for years to overthrow its government).

Now that Belgium has recently opposed stealing Russian frozen reserves, which would irreparably trash the credibility of European financial institutions (many of which are located in Belgium) and precipitate a major crisis, the EU is threatening to treat them the same way: as a rogue element to be crushed and forced back in line.

We already know that the EU blatantly rigs elections in member states, they did it just recently in Romania and Moldova in the most obvious way. It is clear that it is becoming increasingly desperate and tyrannical in trying to enforce a central political line and prevent members from exercising national sovereignty.

The more that the economic crisis in Europe spirals, the more of this type of dysfunction and internal conflict we will see. The more the pie shrinks the more everyone will fight over the pieces. The EU is crumbling under the weight of its own contradictions and the defeat of NATO's proxy war in Ukraine has accelerated that process.

What is most surprising about this is that it's a Western European country that is in the crosshairs this time. This is unusual in terms of the racist hierarchy that exists in the EU where normally the Eastern and Southern European members, being effectively internal colonies of the EU, are on the receiving end of EU financial, legal and administrative punishment.

cfgaussian @lemmygrad.ml 2d ago

This guy is a complete clown: