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 No.374637[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

5th Edition: Real succdem hour edition

Discuss anything on Southeast Asian politics. Elections, open orgs, Myanmar breaking apart or just random shit. There’r still dozens of us… hopefully!

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 No.445566

NOW HERE I COME!!!
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 No.461210

bump
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 No.477110

>>438555
>in case the board split again due to mod autism

i know this post is from years ago. but what makes you guys think that the board is going to split again ?
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 No.488014

>>430494
>khmer


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 No.487999[Reply]

I don't know exactly what Shahid Bolsen's deal is, I used to confuse him with Elijah Magnier for some reason, but everything he says here is true. Watched on 1.2x speed.
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 No.488002>>488009

Literally who? Why should I click on your video link OP?
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 No.488009

>>488002
Literally just a good description of what's going on.


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 No.487026[Reply]

Before their mysterious disappearance the Soviets were working on at least similiar to these weapons programs. We know tht at least the U.S. military had much more advanced programs than Timothy Tobiason's books.
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 No.487901>>487910

>>487900
Ah right, so you're just a propagandist.
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 No.487903>>487909

By the way, for any anons not aware PDFs are a common vector for malicious exploits because for some dumb reason Adobe thought it would be a great idea to allow the format to execute scripts. You should keep this in mind whenever you see suspicious PDFs, especially if you're on a Windows system with an insecure PDF reader. Here's one example of remote code execution for an insecure reader discovered last year:

https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/security/advisories/GHSA-g8qx-5vcm-3x59
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 No.487909

>>487903
>This is a remote code execution vulnerability that impacts anyone who attaches untrusted PDFs to notes and has the icon enabled.
What does
>attaches untrusted PDFs to notes and has the icon enabled.
mean exactly? Specifically the notes bit, what does that mean?
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 No.487910

>>487901
>just a propagandist.
Seems like it, but in a weird mixed message kind of way.
On the one hand he says the Russians have scary scifi weapons, but on the other hand he says they lack provisions for their soldiers.

Strong and weak at the same time, doesn't pass the contradiction sniff test.
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 No.487988

The Iraqi biological weapons program with diseases like antiiotic resistant bacteria could be treated these days with new antibiotic combination methods to treat antibiotic resitant diseases. Or perhaps not. I have read about true or not experimental drugs to treat antibiotic resistant diseases. New drugs to treat otherwise untreatable viruses too.


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 No.487801[Reply]

https://youtu.be/htb_n7ok9AU
how do you stop boomers from calling everything they don't like communism?
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 No.487833>>487984

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>>487805
>What is it with physicists/engineers who always seem to think that just because they're good at math they are now entitled to give their expert opinion on fields they hopelessly out of their depth in?
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 No.487976>>487981

>>487805
Because they're adults over the age of thirty.
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 No.487981>>487985

>>487976
Actually their political economy is always childish.
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 No.487984

>>487833
>muh free market
Sowell sounds like an idiot from the two seconds I spent reading up on his ideas.
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 No.487985

>>487981
It's not childish. It's sophomoric adultish


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 No.486001[Reply]

Yoon Suk Yeol (emphasis on the suck) has declared martial law, out of the blue. Probably because he's loosing power, his approval rating tanked, there's scandals surrounding his wife and the opposition is blocking his political programs.

The pretext he gave for the martial law was "eradicating the pro north Korean communist forces"
If only there were communist forces about to topple the wannabe dictator of BRoK
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 No.486971

https://www.allkpop.com/article/2025/01/jk-kim-dong-wook-faces-legal-complaint-for-violating-south-koreas-foreign-nationals-political-activity-ban
In the document, the complainant stated, “JK Kim Dong Wook (John Kim) relinquished his South Korean citizenship to acquire Canadian citizenship, making him a foreign national. According to Article 17 of the Immigration Control Act, foreign nationals residing in South Korea are prohibited from engaging in political activities. Violators may face penalties.”
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 No.487956>>487957

From Twitter:
KF-16 Accidentally Bombs South Korean Town
During a joint military exercise between the U.S. and South Korea, a South Korean KF-16 fighter jet accidentally dropped eight 500-pound bombs in the residential area of Dong-myeon, Gyeonggi Province, injuring between seven to fifteen civilians according to different reports. The incident occurred close to the North Korean border, highlighting concerns about military operations near populated areas.
https://x.com/i/trending/1897530854777479338
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 No.487957

>>487956
I bet the DPRK news said something like
<Clumsy imperialist pig-dogs bombing their own people.
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 No.487962

https://x.com/NatalieRevolts/status/1897591027076055234
Footage of South Korea/US "accidentally" bombing a church in southern Korea.


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 No.487846[Reply]

From WSWs:

Greece saw a huge show of strength by the working class and youth Friday, with hundreds of thousands taking part in the largest protests in the nation’s history. They were on the streets of the capital Athens and every other major city and town to demand justice for the 57 people who died in the 2023 Tempi train crash and an end to a government cover-up.

The protests were supported by demonstrations at more than 100 Greek embassies and consulates internationally, across all six inhabited continents.

The protests, marking the second anniversary of the February 28, 2023 deaths, were called by the Association of Relatives of Tempi Victims and were even larger than those it called at the end of January. Forced to recognise the mass oppositional mood—and as with the January protests—the ADEDY public sector trade union federation and the private sector General Confederation of Greek Workers called general strikes.

Fully 265 protests were held in Greece and 112 internationally—almost 400 in total. Major international rallies included Berlin, Germany and London, Edinburgh and Manchester in the UK; Rio in Brazil; New York and Boston in the US; and Sydney, Australia.

Participation in the latest Tempi demonstrations is larger than anything that the unions can, or would ever consider mobilising, threatening the downfall of the Conservative New Democracy (ND) government of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

Every inch of the main Syntagma Square in Athens was filled and its adjoining streets were packed with protesters. The rally was set to assemble at 11am, but the square was already full at not long after 8am. The daily Efimerida ton Syntakton (The Newspaper of the Editors) noted that masses of people were unable to get anywhere near Syntagma with the protest stretching as far as a kilometre away in Omnia Square and in another direction, the Propylaea.

Many brought homemade placards and banners condemning the government as “murderers” for overseeing the preventable deaths. Among the slogans chanted and on other placards were “I have no oxygen” and “Privatizations kill”.
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 No.487853>>487876

Weird that it's been two years since this train crash and I never even heard of it until now.
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 No.487876

>>487853
Things like this rarely turn up on automated news feeds.
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 No.487959

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BREAKING: Thousands flood the streets of Athens, Greece, outside Parliament in a massive show of defiance. This follows last Friday’s historic strike of over 1.5 million people, which brought the nation’s economy to a standstill.

Their rallying cry? 'Their profits or our lives.'


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 No.487413[Reply]>>487929

Idk wtf this is or how it's "not a strike," but I'm all for it

inb4 le cringe democrats! - don't know or care who's behind it, this is good, everyone is invited to shut down the American state, even if they're cringe
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 No.487929>>487931

>>487413

Is it even well-known?

Never saw it anywhere. No discussions, no awareness spreading, nothing.
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 No.487930

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>This is not a strike.
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 No.487931

>>487929
It's funny you should ask that because I forgot I even posted about it.
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 No.487935

Holy fuck do liberals really have this many brain worms. Imagine not wanting to call it a "strike" I mean I get there are non strike elements in it, but, that's just stupid as fuck. Also this will fall flat on it's face like all the other internet activism of the last 26 years.


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 No.487363[Reply]

Mankind now wrestles between the dogma of tradition and the techno-feudalist dominance of the modern age, and now our very struggles; wars are capitalized and induced by seemingly ordinary men with dead eyes and a forced grim.

Widespread industrialism annihilating millions in the courses of history, our planet seethes with unrest, the frames of reel the ordinary man is too familiar with: the skeletonization of cities and the tons of broken bottles and used tissues that bob on the surface of our freshwater—a mirroring of a larger vision; a grand flock of black swans, that of gas masks and pale steeds.

The metropolis and its machines have no match against primal wrath, the supreme weapon—an envoy of writhing hurricanes, and volcanic spew, forging the soil we march over. From magma; the father of structure, new life and order arises, a testament to the transformative qualities of fury.

The world is constantly in a state of instability, although It may predictably orbit, our world is in a constant state of adaptable chaos and the only way to destabilize our current systems global is to induce them in speeds that rival our orbit.
The difficult task is crafting the metaphorical bolt of lighting needed to disorientate and what exactly will induce the most change, societal arrest, a global—screeching halt to industrialism and the rapidly consuming forces of which make up techno-feudalism, allowing us to return to a more simpler age.

Unpredictability and uncertainty is the very essence of systemic collapse, and such we must embrace these forces as they carry us onto a new age, where only the most sinister survive, this will only purge the most useless breeds; allowing for the ones who tend towards savagery to thrive in their newer existence. Misanthropy often arises and is bred out of the weakest aspects of human nature, the anti-human sentiments of the modern age arise out of the frustrations of how members of our species could be so underwhelming or horrid beyond our wildest fantasies; however, it is crucial to note that the strong reactions that we give to those who tend towards savagery such as mercenaries and serial killers are almost entirely crafted by dogmatic institutions such as the church and the state, and inflicted onto us on very young ages to pressure us into following orders.

Even some of the wildest and chaotic of our species can become like second brothers and sisters to you, if you gave them a chPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.487563>>487564

>>487560
The other issue is that water has a narrow temperature range where it remains a liquid. When dealing with very high temperatures, water has explosive potential simply from the phase change from liquid to gas.
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 No.487564>>487565

>>487563
if theres' alot of water it can be no problem

you can build such a reactor slightly underwater for instance
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 No.487565>>487926

>>487564
chinese create 'heating' small reactors at north
pool type reactors
they use them for district heating

and they naturally have more safety features
they're constantly flooded or underwater

they're also more simple and cost less
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 No.487926>>487928

>>487565
>constantly flooded or underwater

And because of the small size, no risk of thermalising water into combustible gas?

>>487467
>molten salt

What about thorium?
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 No.487928

>>487926
Generally molten salt is the kind of reactor you want to use with thorium, yes.


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 No.487883[Reply]>>487887

What will happen to this site and leftypol if there is an actual revolution
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 No.487886>>487888>>487893

Probably depends on whether internet infrastructure gets damaged or not. If anything sites like this will be shut down before a revolution happens.
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 No.487887

>>487883
Not sure what you mean ?

Do you think that shitposting is merely a symptom of capitalist alienation ? and once socialism is installed that goes away ?

I doubt that very much.
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 No.487888>>487893

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>>487886
It would have to be a global rev of some sort to shut this place down. The server aren't in burgerland. But burger fags need to be on the look out because the burger gov is talking about reppealing S230 and has tried before. They were talking about it in the D.O.G.E oversight comity hearing when musks bullshit got started.

If you guys are not familiar with radio. Now is a good time to get into shortwave and ham radio because that is the way to get news and information in when you live in regime dictator-ships.
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 No.487893>>487904

IDK OP, let's find out. Arm, organize, help others do the same. Help with agitprop, do OC, let's build the community and gain power and then see what happens to the site.

>>487886
I've said for years, but socialists desperately need to fucking be working on alternative internet infrastructure… whether it's mesh internet (which I don't fully understand) or something more conventional, it's extremely fucking worrying that I don't think we have even the slightest fucking handle on this or funding for it.

>>487888 is also a good post though.
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 No.487904

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>>487893
I think that radio is the most intuitive. I don't think we will get the internet full shut down, or, something. Maybe….a firewall like china? Idfk with the reactionaries at the helm anything is possible. I deff know that if section 230 got repealed though it would vreak a lot of the internet as it exists today and data degradation is already is a huge problem. AKA "Link rott"

Mesh nets are a cool idea, but, it's a lot easier to pick up a 100W CB Radio off ebay and shoot skip. The major problem is infrastructure. The modern internet already has the infrastructure for the modern internet. Mesh nets don't have anywhere near the same infrastructural hegemony as the internet.


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 No.476004[Reply]>>476005>>476009>>476067

In which onion forum can secret intelligence exchanges be seen?

War always hurts civilians, fuck wars.
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 No.476005

>>476004
>secret intelligence exchanges
care to explain what that means ?
Is this about spies and top secret documents ?

>be seen

isn't secrecy about not being seen, why'd you expect that anything would be visible to outsiders like us.

>War always hurts civilians, fuck wars.

true
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 No.476009>>476029

>>476004
You're looking for the War Thunder forums.
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 No.476029

>>476009
DHS sama, you're talking to MI6 kun rn
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 No.476067

>>476004
#Thug_Shaker_Central @ fbi.gov

Now fuck off, faggot.
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 No.487868

>>487867
mods


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