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  • Now, obv, but that was the situation for 7 years, i mean, we can see same behavior both in iran and syria, where most obvious concerns can be acted on or be let to fester. Like, whether recent crash in iran was externally caused or not, what is exactly stopping china from giving them currency swap deal, now, today? They can easily deflate their currency under some capital control conditions inside iran, it’s easily done, if you have desire to. Syria is even more preposterous, they could have subsisted on one billion dollar per year plus development deals, instead they got got with 10 million and 10k soldiers

    At some point, most naive calculus says it’s cheaper to support iran and get -2 carrier groups in your vicinity in case of war, instead of getting them all

  • The problem in venezuela is having professional military, but secondarily- economy suffering under sanctions can be given a lifeboat or taking advantage from, china (consistently) does the latter (oooh, your oil is sanctioned, you have to sell at discount to us or to no one), and with rmb you get, will happily trade with you, but not like we will finance, say, your solarification or happily take your workers to send money home ( yeah i know they have problem with unemployment, but that’s also result of neoliberal brainrot). They do it on the edges, like with solar energy in cuba and africa, but that’s peanuts to what they could muscle if they put their mind to it

  • yes, but for example afghanistan (aside from soviet fighting incorrectly) was basically stinger missiles, those you can ship around willi-nilly, would it help against b52? no. would it stop shenanigans such as in caracas, if they were willing to fight that is? definitely.

  • but why? local populations would happily fight for themselves if you are seen as benevolent helper rather than just trading partner, sure usa can topple them here and there, but that's not how it works, you have to have problems in country to be toppled by color revolution or whatever. the bulk of fighting was done by vietcong in vietnam war.

  • because, for example, china could have easily buyout with development programs syria/venezuela/iran (150 million people) for peanuts. now one of them will be training grounds for etim almost definitely, the venezuela is who knows what, mining colony of usa, iran we will see

    in other words, to overextend empire, even if you don't want to replace it, you have to, in fact, extend it

  • it is true tho, you either have trade with china + concerns in un or trade with china + us military support, which one any country will choose?

    not to mention eminent example of argentine vs iran: one gets 40 billion dollars in swaps to skirt an election, the other gets ???? in similar currency crash situation.

  • seems like cracker senator has been activated, which might mean entity will interfere? i don't think they will be thrilled about not having enclave inside syria

    also allegedly there are some demonstrations inside turkey near the border:

    The people of Bakurê Kurdistan / Turkey rise up in support of the Rojava resistance and condemned the attacks by HTS terrorists supported by the Turkish fascist state

    https://nitter.net/RojavaNetwork/status/2013347602410987820

    dark how they can't attack entity, but happy to go against kurds and shia, i sometimes wonder what average warrior of faith even thinks they are doing

  • think by wednesday sudden outbreak of disease will take him

  • are there good apps in existence?

    i wonder if i am boomerifying or app space is just same boring shit

  • seems like they've completely fucked kurdish territories, some maps imply they've bisected rojava territorial control, hts doing the bidding of erdie seemingly competently :(

  • more like square dancing the arctic circle

  • More to the point, how many people has gone to fight for rojava/ukraine vs how many has gone to fight for hezbollah/venezuela, tells quiet a story of western adventurists

  • The most important point is you bow to entity, and then you can slaughter dissidents to your hearts content (see egypt/jordan/now syria) (well actually financial colonization with privatization of state assets with right of first refusal by amerikkka, but whatever)

  • I think sunflower and rapseed oil complicate this sunny picture

  • Do people/theoryheads know general lag of pondering the orb of last year in marxist publications? There were interesting details about increasing correlation between net printed debt/private firms profit, i wonder if it will (a) hold (b) explain q3 growth. Sometime after q4 final in spring i assume?

  • naming vehicles after war crimes generator, how patriotic.

    Allegedly a real existing place in utah

  • No one will even bring up palestine in debates, little shitheads will again vote lesser evil, the imperial regime is truly a sight to behold

  • Everyone a zionist lmao

  • Wouldn’t fucking over donors be liberatory in some way, it’s not like there any consequences for them anyway

  • El Chisme @hexbear.net

    Autonomism catching wanted-level strays in amerikkka

  • christianity @hexbear.net

    Chudpope might be doing something nice

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    A Reflection on “Objective” Journalism From the Global Sumud Flotilla

    www.thenation.com /article/world/journalism-gaza-global-sumud-flotilla/
  • El Chisme @hexbear.net

    Keir sturmer is unstoppable

  • news @hexbear.net

    Walrus man, indicted with mission accomplished banner

  • electoralism @hexbear.net

    Blessed Kshama 🥰

  • news @hexbear.net

    Protein Powders and Shakes Contain High Levels of Lead - Consumer Reports

    www.consumerreports.org /lead/protein-powders-and-shakes-contain-high-levels-of-lead-a4206364640/
  • El Chisme @hexbear.net

    According to reports, kirk still doesn't believe it

  • El Chisme @hexbear.net

    They are doing seo on llm weights now 😫

  • Labour @hexbear.net

    American Labor’s Shameful History of Support for Zionism

    jacobin.com /2025/10/afl-cio-zionism-israel-palestine-solidarity
  • Slop. @hexbear.net

    Trvth nuke🤣

  • podcasts @hexbear.net

    Mysterious hippy evolution, official podcast live event 😎

  • El Chisme @hexbear.net

    🫡 rip🫡

  • theory @hexbear.net

    Martti Koskenniemi, The Laws That Rule Us, NLR 154, July–August 2025

    newleftreview.org /issues/ii154/articles/the-laws-that-rule-us
  • El Chisme @hexbear.net

    LPT: you can find so much shit rn at the back of ups conveyor belt

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    In Minnesota, BlackRock Is Acquiring Vital Infrastructure

    jacobin.com /2025/10/minnesota-private-equity-privatization-walz-blackrock
  • europe @hexbear.net

    Average german moment

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    Average treatlerite moment

  • europe @hexbear.net

    Average finska moment

  • cars @hexbear.net

    🎉yay to c/chicago