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 No.484738[Reply]

Femicide in Turkey is on the rise. Yesterday, a person (aged 19) killed two women in one day, one of them was killed by cutting off her head and throwing it down from the top of the historical city walls in Istanbul, and then he committed committed suicide. What is your opinion?
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 No.484747

>>484741
A trend is when 2 people out of millions do something horrible to 2 other people out of millions and then I indulge in a moral panic about it as though it's happening all the time to everybody in that context.
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 No.484753

Wow, so two random murder by a disturbed person. Let us know when you have evidence for an actual trend.
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 No.484762

Some faggot incel that unfortunately took more lives than just his, I wouldnt call it a trend or even novel
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 No.484799

>>484738
>Femicide is on the rise
Based. The lesser beings who are still divided sexually do not deserve their place in the universe. Keep murderraping each other huemies.
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 No.484801

Korean incels stand on business


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 No.484694[Reply]

>One of the most significant pieces of evidence is the testimony of Otto Ernst Remer. In a 1997 interview, Remer admitted that he had received Soviet backing during his time in the party. Remer stated that he had met with KGB officials in East Berlin and had received financial and logistical support from the Soviet Union.[13] In addition to Remer's testimony, there are other sources of evidence that support the claim that the Soviet Union supported the SRP. For example, a 1953 KGB memo outlines the agency's efforts to cultivate and support right-wing extremist groups in Germany, including the SRP.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Reich_Party


What the hell guys, I thought the USSR was heckin anti-fascist???? What gives???
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 No.484708

>>484707
<Soviets crush Nazis with massive military campaign
I sleep
<Some peace of paper
shit gets real

It's just anecdotal evidence, it weighs less than hard evidence. Figuratively and also literally considering how heavy all that military equipment is.
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 No.484718

>>484708
A memo from the KGB itself isn't an anecdote, you're just coping because you know that the USSR was basically fascist.
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 No.484719

>>484718
The Soviets contributed the largest military effort in the anti-fascist alliance called Allied Forces. The effects of the Soviet military machine were so intense that the effects on the landscape still linger. There is a huge pile of hard evidence that supports the conclusion that the Soviets were vigorously opposed to fascism.

Your piece of paper does not fall into that category of hard evidence. That's why i called it anecdotal evidence. It's a weaker type of evidence, that you can't use to contradict claims that are backed by hard evidence.

How do you managed to ignore the events in world war 2. There is no ambiguity.
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 No.484722

>>484719
Why are you ignoring that they supported them? I don't care that they fought the Nazis, because they went back on their anti-fascism by supporting Nazis later. Just because you did something good in the past doesn't mean that you're absolved of any future crimes.
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 No.484798

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>>484694
Yeah, soyo. Turns out when the commie-kikes get routinely shot for antisoviet (not anticommunist!) activities th@ really got 2 be meaning sumfin!


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 No.483169[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Continued from >>481432

Updates since the start of the last thread:
The (largely civilian) Palestinian death toll has now passed 39,000. With over 10,000 missing, it's expected that current estimates are lower than the actual death toll, and excess deaths have been estimated by The Lancet to plausibly be upwards of 186,000.

Reports in the Israeli press confirmed that the IDF implemented a 'mass Hannibal Directive' on October 7th, knowingly and purposefully killing many of its civilians and turning the Gaza border into an 'extermination zone' to prevent hostages from being taken alive.

The US Congress invited Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak. Tens of thousands demonstrated in DC, blockaded roads, and pulled mischief at the Watergate Hotel, but apparently failed to arrest Netanyahu for war crimes. Many were met with pepper spray and tear gas. At least 96 congress members boycotted the speech. Ahead of the visit, the Center for Constitutional Rights called for the DOJ to investigate Netanyahu for genocide, war crimes, and torture as required by US law. Simultaneous demonstrations occurred in other parts of the US and Canada.

A deal for a "national unity government" between the Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas was brokered in Beijing.

The International Court of Justice issued an advisory opinion on the legal status of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories, as requested in 2022. It found that Israel is committing the crime of apartheid, its occupation is illegal, and its activity in Gaza & the West Bank has continued to constitute a de facto occupation even after the IDF ostensibly withdrew in the '00s. It also confirmed that supporting Israeli apartheid and illegal occupation is illegal.

Yemeni Houthi attacks on shipping, in solidarity with Gaza, have continued, nearly shutting down the Israeli port of Eilat. A Yemeni drone struck a building near the US embassy branch office in Tel Aviv on July 19th. This was followed by direct Israeli airstrikes on the Yemeni port of Hodeidah.

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 No.484789

Israel announces new ground raids into Lebanon

The Israeli military said soldiers from its 91st Division, including reserve troops, have begun a ground operation in southern Lebanon.

This comes a week after Israel’s military first announced the launch of its ground offensive in Lebanon. It also comes as the military continues its air raids on Lebanon, including on the southern suburbs of Beirut.

‘Massive explosions’ rock Beirut again
Laura Khan
Reporting from Beirut, Lebanon

We are in central Beirut, about 7km [4 miles] away from those southern suburbs of Dahiyeh, where there have been absolutely massive explosions.

The Israeli forces issued a statement saying that they hit a weapons depot belonging to Hezbollah. We were looking at these images of these huge blasts that were lighting up the night sky and there seemed to be a number of secondary explosions and some sort of projectiles coming out of there.

But whether it was a weapons depot that caused these explosions, we are not sure yet.
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 No.484790

>>484788
>I can maybe see why depleted Uranium tank-shells looked like a good idea at some point, but in so called "dumb-bombs" for destroying buildings ? Seems like overkill.
Dropping 70+ 2,000 lb bombs onto a crowded capital city to get like 3 specific guys max is already such overkill that it would be totally inconceivable to any regime which isn't receiving infinite free bombs from the US. Like, nothing about this even makes sense from a standpoint of ordinary war strategy, everything about it is sadistic, excessive, and illegal even before the depleted uranium.

>When the unfortunate side effect became a "feature"

Tbh I think it was always a "feature." I don't think that they were saying "oh no, but what if it poisons them?" when it was first used in armor piercing weaponry.
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 No.484791

https://x.com/AkimotoThn/status/1843203319629746677
Israeli embassy in Tokyo right now. Police blocking the angry protesters from approaching the embassy. This is also Japan.
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 No.484792

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SHOCKING!
Our intelligence has discovered that Likud is using ordinary houses and restaurants in Tel Aviv and Haifa to hide F-35s and F-16s.
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 No.484795

>>484792
Those are some tiny houses.


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 No.483702[Reply]

theory background, skip if you wish
In the cold war the Soviets had a closed media ecosystem with state censors etc. The materialist reason for that is, that their media production could neither match the quantity of output nor the level of technical sophistication of western media production.

The functional aspect of Soviet censorship was doing protectionism. The repression of expression-freedom of soviet citizens was not functional, it likely hampered the development of the means of media production. It likely worked only because the boost from protectionism more than off-set the drag from repression of expression.

This is what most ideological analysis got wrong. What matters is the structures that transport the information and the type of social relations that create the interaction with people. The specifics of the information never mattered.

In feudalism the information structure was the church. The specifics of religious faith, didn't really matter for the functioning of feudalism. The change from feudalism to capitalism changed information from a indoctrinated believe, into a object that is consumed.

We lack any concept of what the socialist information structure could be like. We haven't really thought beyond changing the information content. When the printing presses automated writing, capitalists printed information on paper squares arranged as either news-papers or as books. Socialists only ever did the exact same paper-squares with different words on it. Same thing for every subsequent media technology. That's why socialists have always been on the back-foot. It's like if the bourgeoisie had tried to edit the ten commandments in the bible. Instead of replacing the church with modern media.

Now for the juicy bit
The west is ramping up attempts at censorship. Ranging from deleting content up to attacking the people that make it, as well as attacking capitalists that own means of dissemination. The West has/had a relatively open media ecosystem as well as very high production media quality, and that is the combined reason why it's media structures have absolutely dominated the world.

For unclear reasons they're now trying to throw out the winning strategy and close off the western media eco-system. If it succeeds the global audience would get alienated out of it, and then western media power will shrink from influencing ~4 billion to maybe a few hundrPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.484772

Imperial PR isn't going anywhere. It is re-basing in Europe, and you see some of its faces appearing as part of the "new normal" or "Fourth Reich" of German global dominance.

The "actual East" has no ability nor an interest in taking over PR, beyond putting up a standard front. China's foreign-language propaganda is hilariously awful, and of their competent propagandists, the message is "China is open for business", "China is your friend", and so on. Their agitation propaganda is kept awful and produced in cooperation with the empire, rather than against it.

What "the West" is censoring is all of the people who are being liquidated or will be liquidated in the near future. Can't have them using public access to appeal in any way what is done to them. Up until now, there was some expectation of legal appeal or hearings regarding all of the horrible shit that has been done to them. This will no longer be acceptable now that the public-facing governments are dissolving, and people see the empire and its leading lights as the source of their problem. Enough people already have appealed the empire, but the empire was covered by public-facing governments as its facade. With the dissolution of public life, that dodge no longer works, and public life is dissolved because it creates too many expectations that there is a way to appeal anything the ruling power and the law does that is obviously harmful. For example, outright seizure of private property held by ordinary people, which has happened at record pace since 2020, with every crisis being an opportunity to steal more stuff, and an explicitly stated goal to end home ownership or any mobility for actual humans.

Most Soviet censorship was basic, routine things any state with an intact public would do. It is entirely in bounds for a state to legislate public morality, whether the censorship is explicit as with most states, or implicit as in the United States. All throughout the history of the US, laws were passed at state and local levels, and occasionally at federal level, to do exactly this. The law of free speech was never a blanket protection for assholes to say what they want with clear intention to mock a free society, using retards who cannot comprehend the concept and insist on their fake and insane Germanic "freedom".
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 No.484773

It should be telling that the only victory for "freedom" is striking down sodomy laws and forbidding people to resist this invasion of their lives and disruption of their most basic relations, and we're told this news with glowing, cheerful music, when we know they cut up our brains and mock us every single day and goad us repeatedly, knowing that it is now illegal to even say what this is let alone do anything about it. Nothing the Soviet Union did came close to that, and the most egregious Soviet censorship was to defend the people who were preparing to dismantle communism and present the nation's asshole for deeper ramming for the empire.
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 No.484783

>>484772
The Soviet type censorship was incorrect too. The only reason to do censorship is for protectionism in order to create a domestic media production sector, in case you lack media. And you wouldn't censor any specific opinions, because people generally are inflexible about what type of messages they listen to, and you want as many people as possible to listen to your media. You can only put the thumb on the scale of public opinion by making sure the preferred political direction gets more resources for broader coverage, a nicer presentation and so on. Anything further and you create nothing but people who will with infinite stubbornness refuse to believe anything you say, or even listen to what you say. There were people in the soviet Union that listened to Radio free Europe for no other reason than F the state-censor

Until now China had no chance to make any headway against western media, precisely because it was open enough that you could find voices for more or less every possible political direction. If western media begins to censor certain voices, that's when China gets a chance to expand it's media influence. Because there's people who are no longer getting supplied by western media. I hate to use a market-metaphor, but it works well for this: Think about censorship as refusing to offer anything to a certain segment of the market. That's an opening for the competition.

Basically the primary battle is about getting people to adopt your information medium, what kind of information that medium contains is secondary. This is how western media became dominant in the world. I think the medium is the message was the catchphrase for that supremely successful strategy. The point isn't about brain-washing people with propaganda, that's not how you win. First it's only partially possible to do that, and second the goal is to get people all over the world to consume your media in order to make them learn your language, to adopt your conceptual frameworks, adopt the standards of your system, all intangible things that are difficult to quantify but that gives you a huge advantage because your stuff is the default.

Also it's likely that the Chinese will begin to ease up on their censorship, because that will enable them to gain the global audience the western media is loosing. The sign to look out for will be when Post too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.484793

>>484783
The reason for censorship isn't an ulterior motive to be tested by your enemies. If you do that, you're asking to be derailed by any dishonest actor who is happy to lie, who has lied every step of the way and forced everyone else to glorify the lying. Censorship is among the most basic functions of a state, not a tool or policy that is switched out. Nothing about censorship applies to "perfect systems" in that way. The entire reason censorship exists is because there is no such thing as "perfect systems with perfect information", and the habit of humans to lie makes perfect information impossible and undesirable. If you must make all humans completely and autistically honest for your society to work, it has already failed. Every state in history has presumed that humans are not naturally good at all and cannot be trusted. In all cases, humans are moral actors in order for a state to even exist. Otherwise, not even fear would keep a society in line - only brute, unreasoning force would. You can see how exhausting it is to live up to the insane standards of "perfect information", which were only ever imposed by cajolers who always freely lie about everything and anything, and declare imperiously that it illegal to acknowledge that they are lying.

There is a gross misunderstanding of the role of the censor, and how states control media, both in the past and in the present. The modern lies rely on fetishizing information and symbolic representation to make moral standards of comparison impossible. This is the Germanic insanity, which need not be repeated. The German ideology is a fast way to destroy your country and sell it off to foreign powers, which is exactly what the German philosophers and the Nazis did, and what the Germans live under today. These institutions are shit!

The censor does not exist to make "perfect information" or "control reality", as if the expression of ideas in of themselves held any power. The censor's role re: public morality is primarily moral rather than informational or intellectual. So, early modernity, just before the revolutions, it did not occur to the monarchy that it had to censor the liberal ideas. What they were censoring were obviously disgusting materials like pornography, since - and it's hilarious to recount this - pornography was used to facilitate revolutionary material precisely because it wPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.484794

I know I'm responding to a tard who can't get basic shit, but they really need to ask why this posturing and performance of "toughness" was glorified by liberal so-called democracy, and see how what was normalized especially during the 1990s is by historical standards extremely ultraviolent and invasive of private life in a way that had never been possible before.


/music/

 No.525[Reply]

dance music thread
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 No.533

Demagoguery of the Obscurants by Xenomorph is all bangers all the way through.
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 No.540

RETVRN


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 No.462[Reply]

This stuff has been going crazy lately. What do you think of it?
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 No.524

>>523
New single's got the jam on both sides: https://psychic--death.bandcamp.com/album/no-sounds
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 No.528

New Nowhere Safe album just dropped literally 54 minutes ago. It's great, really dig "What We Lack."
https://open.spotify.com/album/6SQNXwuFzFlVhvewjfCevc
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 No.532

>>528
This tune rules too
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 No.539

Gothlantastan's diversifying - this one's catchy!


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 No.481775[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Who are you voting for, anon?

So far, the top candidates are:
Jill Stein (Green)
Cornel West (Independent)
Claudia De la Cruz (Party for Socialism and Liberation)
Joseph Kishore (Socialist Equality Party)
and now "Based Chase" Oliver (Libertarian)

and then there are some unserious candidates nobody likes.
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 No.484750

>>484732
I hate corporate slogans.
They're not evolving, what they meant to say was adapting. Evolution happens inter-generational. In their analogy evolution would mean Lockheed Martin goes bankrupt and gets replaced by a new company that's better at making weapons.

I just noticed they think a year has 13 months ?
LoL
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 No.484752

>>484750
>I just noticed they think a year has 13 months ?
That was written last October. October 2023-November 2024 is 13 months.
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 No.484780

Claudia De la Cruz speaking in NYC yesterday.
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 No.484781

>>484780
Does she talk about socialism at some point?
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 No.484782

>>484781
This was at an anti-genocide march.


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 No.535[Reply]

Kpop general

Post and discuss Korean pop (both sides)

inb4: "kpop is reactionary!"
https://www.koreaboo.com/news/nct-taeyong-message-resurfaced-starbucks-boycott/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKsj5mCR7qs
Chollima On The Wing - DPRK Music Video

Furthermore, there is a blockchain themed Kpop group active right now named tripleS (that lets fans vote using NFTs), and the DPRK has been dabbling in cryptocurrency, so there you go..
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 No.536

Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble - This Is Offensive!
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 No.537

>>535
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKsj5mCR7qs
This fuckin rules

Moranbong band have some bops ,too.


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 No.457563[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Last one is full and the worst thread on leftychan must be contained.

In recent news: Ukies done a successful counteroffensive in Izium, Z gang now in shambles. Biden promises even more money for Ukraine. Putin meets Xi, Erdogan, Modi and others at the SCO summit.


Pro-Russia sources:
https://nitter.net/RWApodcast
https://nitter.net/mdfzeh
https://nitter.net/AZmilitary1
https://nitter.net/wargonzoo
https://nitter.net/TheHumanFund5
https://t.me/intelslava
https://t.me/asbmil
https://t.me/vorposte

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 No.484369

>>484368
>BRICS is literally the imperial blueprint

the imperial pattern has 3 main features, financial dominance, military dominance, and imperial division of industry

Their financial project is not replicating the imperial-currency dominance pattern. They have this intermediary currency for trade between nations that is locked to a basket of goods (think of this like currency locked to gold, except that it is now lots of different commodities), it will not re-create the typical imperial finance structures. I would classify this as a blocking mechanism that prevents any of the Brics countries from establishing their national currency as the one everybody has to use for trade.

Potential candidates for military dominance in Brics could be either Russia or China. At the moment we're not seeing either expanding as in creating a global network of military bases. (Which has been the pattern for every empire in history so far)

Now for the imperial division of industry, one can definitely see some of that happening in Brics. There is resource extraction going on in some countries while the higher value-add processes in the industrial chain are happening mainly in other countries. However there are no indications of restricted development, as in one country imposing on another what kind of industry it can have.
Sofar we see Africa and South America functioning as low-value add supplies for China, but we're not seeing China doing anything to prevent these countries from climbing up the value add latter to industries higher in the industrial chain.

The Russians have been helping other countries in Brics to level up domestic military technology and Chinese have been helping with industrial infrastructure. That's also something that i haven't seen any previous empire do.

At the very least there are people trying to build something else that is not shaped like an empire. Whether these people succeed, i can't really say. But it would be wrong to dismiss their efforts. At least at the moment that tendency seems to be in the ascendance.
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 No.484666

Where do you boyos think Z-Lensky is gonna setup his government-in-exile? Brussels? Miami?
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 No.484668

>>484666
Maybe they'll turn that into a TV series called egZiled and the Lensky can go back to his roots
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 No.484766

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Yeltsin would have handled it differently and that's the tea 💅💅☕ ☕
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 No.484767

>>484765
Yeltsin was kind of a traitor, but I doubt any Russian leadership would be able to yield Ukraine to Nato. Strategical realities of that type transcend political differences.


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 No.484627[Reply]

Iran is bombing Israel. what do you think? I stand iran.
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 No.484727

>>484721
>US wants to deal with Iran.
They tried once with the JCPOA nuclear deal.

>They're fucking sick of "Israel"

Yeah that relation is strange and really abusive.

>The Empire as a whole owns both Iran and Israel

Nah the Iranians are not a US vassal or client state. While you could say the empire owns Israel, it's unclear to what extend it has controle.

>Israel is throwing everything to break the US to make it commit seppeku and commit to a land war with Iran at the worst time.

seppeku ? is that the new Sudoku ?
But yes Isreal trying to drag the US into war Iran is malicious

>I don't see Iran going this far if they did not have assurances that they can survive this.

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 No.484731

>>484726
>If I was the leader of Iran and the US assured me that I could retaliate and the US wouldn't attack me, it would have little bearing on what decision I made.
I think the previous case of a "choreographed theatrical retaliation" where the Iran negotiated the details and timetables of the attack with the US could have become a blue-print for defusing escalations. While in the end it did not work, it was definitely worth the attempt of turning war-fare in a spectacle without much real destruction. It's a shame the jedi-mind trick didn't work on the warmongers.

Iran now seems to be aiming for a strategy of degrading Israel's offensive capabilities. Like damaging air-bases. While they currently are on a wave cadence, I think they'll end up on a constant slow attrition strategy that puts pressure on Isreal's re-supply. The US and most of the western weapons industry is having difficulties of organizing timely production of those very complex weapons systems, because of the neo-liberally eroded industrial base. Slowly depleting the offensive potential also was the strategy of the Russians during the middle part of the Russian-Nato-proxy-war in Ukraine.
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 No.484734

>>484731
History does not repeat nor tolerate the present state Israel wishes to impose on it.

With what Iran is building up, I would not be surprised if they flatten Israel and rain hellfire, and US looks the other way.
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 No.484763

>>484734
I don't think Iran really intends to "flatten" Isreal. They're looking for deterrence primarily, and if they can't have that they'll attempt to destroy Isreal's capacity to attack other countries in the region, while preserving Isreal's viability as a state.

They do have the fire-power to obliterate Isreal, but that won't come into play unless Isreal tries to use nukes. Some of the ultra Zionist hardliners want to use nukes in Lebanon, not because it serves a military objective, but rather as an attempt to intimidate.

If that happens Iran would switch it's economy to a war-time command economy, begin underground nuclear weapons testing and start continuously hammering Israel with conventional weapons, this time with the aim of destroying Isreal's viability as a state. I.d.k. if the US pulls out and looks away, but it's definitely possible, it's not worth it for the US to throw down on behalf of Israel, not economically and especially not politically.

At the moment this scenario is not very likely, the US military probably would act resolutely to frustrate any use of nuclear weapons they haven't approved. The other factor, as Alexander Mercouris puts it: "Russia's long shadow descending upon the middle east", is changing the power equation in a major way.
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 No.484797

<484627
>i support one militant anticommunist hellhole against the other militant anticommunist hellhole, in words


/music/

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 No.534[Reply]

Post your songs.


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 No.7573[Reply]

the holodohoax did not happen. it's a complete lie. it have vague description and changes description every time.

give me things that help me get the message to people that it have vague description and that it changes description every time. post copypasta, papers, books, your own writings, websites, videos, debunks, and etc.
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 No.7602

>>7593
didn't the links broke?
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 No.7603

>>7602
A lot didn't and you can probably go find a different URL if you were so inclined.
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 No.7800

>>7592
>some of the website linked can't be opened or is no longer there
help
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 No.7801

>>7592
< The 1932 Harvest and the Famine of 1933 by Mark Tauger
< Natural Disaster and Human Actions in the Soviet Famine of 1931-1933 by Mark Tauger
where is the links for these?
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 No.7802

>>7801
Just checked my files, those links are missing there too. My guess would be linkrot.


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 No.7537[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

My website has been recently updated:
https://eugeneseffortposts.royalwebhosting.net/

Book 3 is out:
https://eugeneseffortposts.royalwebhosting.net/book03/index.html

Following Book 2:
https://eugeneseffortposts.royalwebhosting.net/book02/index.html

And Book 1 (which was originally meant for something else but made the perfect introduction):
https://eugeneseffortposts.royalwebhosting.net/mymethod.html

Consider this the "Eugene general" where you can ask me random questions or bitch at me.
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 No.7795

>>7794
I believe now there may be something like reincarnation, but it's not going to be karmic or guided by any right or wrong, and we are unlikely to have any say in the matter. It would not be a good thing.

Very likely if I were reincarnated, whatever the nature of that, I would do one of two things:
- continue what I set out to do in this life, if I am aware of this life's mission, since I have already vowed to chase down eugenists in Hell because I hate them that much.
- Cease to exist since nothing good could come from another life of me, if this is possible. Failing that, I would do nothing, or do nothing more than "holding actions", with a nihilistic view of what I'm doing.

I don't see much purpose in looking at the next life as a progression to a higher stage or something to look forward to or dread. The only way this would happen is by technological means of some sort, even if it is a technology alien to us. Such a thing wouldn't be "reincarnation" in the sense that is commonly invoked. It would be some sort of soul-capturing sorcery which is unlikely to be used for good. Reincarnation is invoked because it invokes an image of eternal, inescapable slavery. It is a very evil doctrine.

That said, we're already free of the constraints of biology and psychology, because biology and psychology did not place the restraints of "nature" presumed to operate in the first place. All biological life entailed was a material basis which we know well. From that tiny, pathetic muck, everything we could ever aspire to become arose. There was never any eseential "break" from the material origins. This has worked for a lot of ill - humans cannot escape what they and their ancestors did in the past - but it also works for good. No matter what humans become, anything that had an existence as "us" is tainted by human experience and its behaviors. If I were something other than human in another life or a world where we didn't do this, then all I've done here is irrelevant to that life. As for psychological constraints, there simply aren't that many. Human faculties are very extensible. It is the most basic thing humans do with any technology, and their bodies and every faculty available to them is a type of technology which is honed and extended. Human potential is not infinite or unknowable. There are limits to what humans can ever accomplish, anPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.7796

Do you agree that adults are too morally obsessed with childhood?

Do think its abusrd that adults gush on about innocence andideaism but then condemn and sneer at children for expressing said qualities?
But then, when kids develop worldly/precocious instincts, adults feel threatened.

Imo, adults are very self-sabotaging creatures.

They have all the power to do what they ant yet they dont appreciate it
tthey wanna throw it away for a few minutes of "carefree innocence".

Childhood as we knowit is very castrative.
No allowance to work or date or discuss politics.


Adults tell kids to explore the world andchange it but put heavy restrictions on them.
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 No.7797

>>7796
I don't think most people are obsessed with childhood. Most people aren't abuse victims in the way I amd presumably you were, where we are made to emphasize what they did to us and taught we're not allowed to fight back. For most people, they leave childhood behind and there is some life for them, however meager. Maybe they have a wife/husband or something to call their own, some association they belong to, something to do. I would gladly leave the person I was assigned to be as a child, if not for others insisting "he will always be a child". The only thing I thought about as a child was not being a child in this situation. I have no desire to return to that state. But, unlike many who are taught mental splitting to join the ritual sacrifice, I refuse to play that game or associate their sick torture cult and ideology with maturity. I won't forget what it was like being a kid, will not abolish all sentiment towards children the way eugenics wants. There are young people saying what this shit is more than they did when I was young. They know they're being lied to. Too many people talk to each other, and the conspiracy of torture does not have the natural appeal its partisans believe it ought to have.

I really believe the present order of forced infantilization will not hold. They're trying to keep this rot and death going for the current crop of youth, after they successfully imposed ritual sacrifice on the prior generation, getting the filth of my cohort to be the worst shits humanity has ever known. We are, out of necessity, adapting somehow, and eugenics can only push the torture and death button as their religion insists is natural and eternal.
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 No.7798

What will happen won't be a return to "old values", but what should have happened a long time ago - a willingness to say that this order imposed during the 1930s never worked and was a horrible idea. The US should have allowed a true revolt against this, not finalized the victory of the eugenic creed. But, the damage is done. Eugenics has permanently scarred humanity. The present verdict is clear: failed race.
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 No.7799

>>7797
>I don't think most people are obsessed with childhood.


If they werent, they wouldnt be whining about "kids these days" over any mild youthful nuance.
If adults were not obsessed over childhood we wouldnt have "stranger danger".
More than half of the modern sociolegal system wouldnt exist.


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 No.3179[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

How many drugs have you used recreational/medicinally?

After listing them out, the numbers make lose all hope in society
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>i use porn
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>>19850
why are gangstalking me, are u an ogre mod?
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>>18040
>>18760
>omg! yoikes! propagating against getting drunk on your feefees is le wurst sort of ideological sickness ever to affect the pong subculture! pong subcultueur is all about being a shitty slave to substances & their producers, right?????? fuck you mom!!
>screeches about hipocrisy
>tells someone to get bent
Who the fuck is even being bent here in the mind of this coping cuck?

>>3199
Based faggot.

>>10515
>Massive over-generalization! There are thousands of synthetic cannabinoids with wide ranging effects, safety profiles, and duration of action. Most aren't a good alternative to weed, but if you're looking for unexplored terrain in the world of drugs, this is the spot!
<vidrel is what they don't say about the limitless unexplorability of that land
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 No.19986

Can somebody tell me if BitPharma is legit?

Where do I go on Tor to order?


/leftypol/

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 No.484673[Reply]

I was recently researching the public housing projects of fascist Italy. There's been entire books written about how early fascist regimes mirrored New Deal policy that is now considered "far-left" in America. Italian fascists dramatically increased public housing that existed prior.

In a way though, this potentially makes contemporary America maybe even more right-wing than fascist Italy in practice for the average person. US is certainly not more than right-wing than Nazi Germany was, but it may be moreso than fascist Italy.

Here in the USA, we've more or less abandoned the idea of ensuring that people aren't underhoused. This can only be achieved from public housing. Housing is a basic human need on par with food, as participation in public life and even reproduction are very difficult without it, especially with accompanying cultural values which portrays life as a game to collect points to afford housing.
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 No.484678

Also you can't hide, like… the fact that you own a plot of land. It's way easier to cover up income than it is to cover up land ownership. If you own a whole lot of land and holding it vacant costs way more than you'd get by waiting a decade and selling it, then you'll have a market suddenly flooded with cheap houses.
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 No.484683

>>484677
You know that George's land tax was partially meant to fund George's vision of public housing, right?
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 No.484691

>Is contemporary American politics more right-wing than Italian fascism?
Yes, it's literal Nazi tier.
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 No.484692

>>484683
Henry George supported a Land-Tax Funded Citizens' Dividend and the nationalization of natural monopolies, but I don't remember anything about public housing. I wouldn't be totally shocked if he proposed it, but I don't recall that. I'm not opposed to public housing, but the economic effect of Georgist tax policy would already drive prices down greatly, and the citizens' dividend would give the average person more financial security. We literally have enough buildings, they could solve the housing crisis with tax reform without building a single additional structure, but they won't do either.
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 No.484703

>>484677
>the idea, if you're a landlord and treating it as an investment, is to be able to hold those properties for an extended period of time until the market price grows up.
It's not the price "going up", it's the currency being debased by your communist central bank. People hold hard assets to protect themselves from inflation not to make a "profit".

>This artificially increases scarcity

Correct. Although the real solution is to have hard money which cannot be inflated by political entities and then people don't need to hog hard assets like land and houses.

>>484678
>Also you can't hide, like… the fact that you own a plot of land.
That's not necessarily true there is a whole book about this called Who Owns England. The British aristocracy have been using land to evade taxes and inheritance bullshit for centuries.

>If you own a whole lot of land and holding it vacant costs way more than you'd get by waiting a decade and selling it, then you'll have a market suddenly flooded with cheap houses.

Land is not the same thing as houses. We don't have a land shortage we have a housing shortage. Government regulations, unstable currency and high cost of labor all make it very difficult to turn a profit from building houses so nobody bothers building them. And don't forget your open borders, refugees welcome, multikulti virtue signaling bullshit is also artificially increasing demand.


/leftypol/

 No.484492[Reply]

Glenn Greenwald is asking some really good questions lately.
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 No.484495

I like Glenn but I can only take him in small doses because of that valley girl accent of his.
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 No.484496

>>484492
>Who Is Sending More U.S. Troops To The Middle East?
Who ever it is, they do not appear to be acting very strategical.
Getting bogged down in middle eastern wars, hasn't worked out so well.

>>484495
Yeah but you can get over it
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 No.484693

Another great question from Greenwald.


/leftypol/

 No.476326[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

The nuclear threat is back. But we don't see any nuclear panic like in the 1980s. Why is that? Why does nobody care?

I am not some prepper retard but even I am getting nervous.

Just look at this shit
A time of unprecedented danger: It is 90 seconds to midnight
https://thebulletin.org/doomsday-clock/current-time/
>This year, the Science and Security Board of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moves the hands of the Doomsday Clock forward, largely (though not exclusively) because of the mounting dangers of the war in Ukraine. The Clock now stands at 90 seconds to midnight—the closest to global catastrophe it has ever been.
>As UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned in August, the world has entered “a time of nuclear danger not seen since the height of the Cold War.”

and also this
US Nuclear Test Raises Concerns of New Arms Race With Russia
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-10-19/us-nuclear-test-on-day-of-kremlin-s-treaty-abdication-fuels-doubt

https://archive.ph/EoqWY
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 No.484569

>>484557
>They are normal.
Doomsday-devices will never be normal.

>Why else would you be told ad nauseum to accept this knife at your throat

But they're not accepted, most people think that nuclear stockpiles should be reduced further. Most people want the arms-control treaties back.
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 No.484583

>>484569
You already normalized them by screeching like a retard and believing wars are all planned and written as narratives. The truth is that there is no "doomsday device" - except for the institutions which exist to create doom, and the human beings who embrace that fate. It's really sad.

If we were to speak at all about what this bullshit has been, we would ask why we ever allowed this insinuation to start. Declare universal peace and be done with it. But, eugenics will not allow that until their torture is absolute. They will not let us live. For the favored, it has been a one world government since the 1990s. They can move anywhere they like.
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<A Russian nuclear missile exploded in its silo, leaving a 60-meter-wide crater, highlighting issues with the Sarmat missile program, which was originally set to be operational by 2018. The incident raises concerns for Russia’s strategic nuclear forces, but according to IISS researcher Timothy Wright, it does not threaten the country's overall nuclear deterrent.

<The Sarmat missile, also known as RS-SS-X-29, is a three-stage ICBM intended to replace the aging RS-20 Voevoda missiles. Development has faced delays, partly due to the loss of expertise after cooperation with a Ukrainian company ended following Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea. Satellite images from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome show the test silo was destroyed, likely due to an engine malfunction causing the missile to fall back and explode.


<With four failed tests and only one success, the Sarmat program faces potential cancellation, which would pose challenges for Russia's nuclear forces. A third of its land-based nuclear warheads are still mounted on the outdated Voevoda missiles. Despite the Sarmat's setbacks, Russia’s nuclear deterrent remains secure due to modernization of other missile systems.
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 No.484663

>>484583
>The truth is that there is no "doomsday device" - except for the institutions which exist to create doom, and the human beings who embrace that fate.
This is an interesting point. The doomsday device isn't just the big plutonium fission ignited hydrogen fusion warhead, it's also the people and organizations who try to make it go off. These people should be counted as sub-components of the doomsday device as much as the nuclear materials.
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 No.484689

>>484663
It is the command and control mechanism that is the fetish. It's not the bomb itself, but the big shiny red button that is presented as your instant solution to overpopulation - vaporize a million or a billion people, all so convenient and automatic. Do you get how absurd that is as an engineering problem if you think for five minutes, let alone a military engineering problem that is intended to be used against live targets who have a habit of not assembling in one place to stand and die on your terms? It takes some doing to engineer the kind of situation Hannibal did to kill so many Romans, and he eventually ran out of tactics to line up the Romans.


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 No.703[Reply]

wtf bros, is this real?
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 No.730

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Was COVID caused by a sex magic ritual?
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 No.731

>>730
If you stretch the meaning of sex magic
Technically yes, but also no.
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 No.732

>>731
You saying someone had sex with an animal, like AIDS being started by a person having sex with both humans and monkeys?
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 No.733

>>732
No you got to stretch it a lot further. Sexual reproduction enabled large and complicated multicellular organisms that have things like respiratory tracts. And that caused the specialization of viruses that use respiration to spread them selves, COVID is an example of such a thing.
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 No.734

Adorable chop chop boys keep posting


/leftypol/

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 No.481695[Reply]

https://farside.link/invidious/watch?v=Z7n6kl-tLjY

Assange wins his appeal against extradition
But he's not out of the woods yet.
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 No.481851

>>481838
Absolute monarchs used to torture their critics too, it did not help them stay in power. They might have traded embarrassment of whistleblower revelations for something much worse. The concept of making the state compliant to criticism wasn't a naive aspirational virtue, it was a shrewd strategical adaptation after absolute monarchies broke down. What they have done is preserve the position of some careerists at the expense of institutional integrity.

People who are competent and want to get stuff done, seek out organizations that are benevolent and likely to illicit voluntary cooperation from others. Malevolent organizations are sought by bullies that want to get away with bullying.

Assange was very mindful to not release information that could do serious damage, by exercising revenge, they may have incentivized the next guy to do as much damage as possible as to destroy the ability to take revenge. Keep in mind that they did send a message, but it wasn't interpreted uniformly. Intimidation may elicit compliance by some, but to others it signals weakness.

Investigative journalism was never a detriment to state-power. It kept the base and the superstructure in alignment, damaging journalism was foolish and bad statecraft.

Like when Blinken blamed social media and implies
<when we controlled the media we could do genocide in peace.
He doesn't seem to understand the causal connection. People turned away from mainstream media first in order for alternatives to become possible. If they hadn't gone down the drain, people wouldn't have tuned out.
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 No.481855

>>481851
>Assange was very mindful to not release information that could do serious damage
Here's what actually happened with the Iraq War Logs: Assange was up for several days redacting before release to avoid information that might get informants killed, and then some worms at The Guardian published a book with the password to the unredacted files. This prompted Cryptome (which doesn't believe in redacting leaks) to release the entire set of files unredacted, to which Wikileaks responded by removing the (now pointless) redactions on their own releases. That's only the story for the Iraq War Logs. I'm not aware of any redaction done to later Wikileaks releases, and you better believe the Vault7 leaks were damaging as fuck to the CIA. It's what prompted them to plot assassination and eventually forced Assange out of the embassy.
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 No.481856

>>481855
>Assange was up for several days redacting before release to avoid information that might get informants killed.
So even if shit got out later, Assange clearly acted in good faith.

>and you better believe the Vault7 leaks were damaging as fuck to the CIA.

Idk, a public release is far from the worst scenario. The CIA gets to see that too and realize what's compromised, and likely react fast enough to do a lot of damage controle. If somebody wanted to inflict more damage they would release the information that compromises operational security to the CIA's opponents but not the public.

>It's what prompted them to plot assassination and eventually forced Assange out of the embassy.

IMHO going after Assange was not rational, it confirmed the accuracy of the information, the rational thing to do was to deny that the released information was authentic. As a spy agency the best thing is secrecy, the second best thing is ambiguity.
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 No.484648

So Assange went back to Europe to speak about his case to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe today. He's surprisingly sharp after years in solitary confinement. He mentioned journalists killed in Gaza and Ukraine several times. Aside from Gonzalo Lyra I'm not aware of any other journalists who have been targeted in Ukraine.
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 No.484654

>>484648
>He's surprisingly sharp
I wasn't surprised about that tbh, but yes his intellect hasn't been diminished by the ordeal.

>He mentioned journalists killed in Gaza and Ukraine several times. Aside from Gonzalo Lyra I'm not aware of any other journalists who have been targeted in Ukraine.

I think that might be a language bias. Lyra probably was one of the few that published in English. Most of the journalists there probably were Ukrainian and they published in their local language. But yeah the Zelensky regime went fascist, they banned most of the media, abandoned any pretense of democracy when they stopped doing elections, and they're basically snatching people off the streets, usually for military conscription but also political persecution. So they probably murdered a bunch of regime critical journalists too.


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thought i'd finally put this image i made ages ago to use. any KC fans / progheads here?
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 No.530

what's prog ?
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 No.531

>>530
I think this is prog.


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 No.484619[Reply]

Is there a posad guy here? What is posadism?
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 No.484620

It's the result of a Communist (Posadas) getting tortured by anti-Communist fascists. The Posadist meme is therefore ableist.
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 No.484645

There's a whole board >>>/posad/
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 No.484647

Posadism is disproven by the fact that nuclear weapons have been tested and used for nearly 80 years and we've had no communist ET contact
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 No.484649

>>484647
A blink of the eye in astronomical distances. Aliens 80 lights years away would just now be receiving evidence that nukes have gone off on Earth. If they decide to contact us in less than another 80 years they'll need faster-than-light space travel.


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 No.13069[Reply]

So OpenClosedAi has appointed a NSA-guy as director.
So it's probably best to avoid that one.
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>>13202
>We might fuck up AI
Yup probably

<Larry Ellison says AI will enable a vast surveillance system that can monitor citizens.

<Ellison, the billionaire cofounder of Oracle, shared his thoughts on AI during a recent meeting.
<Walking down a suburban neighborhood street already feels like a Ring doorbell panopticon.
<But this is only the start of our surveillance dystopia, according to Larry Ellison, the billionaire cofounder of Oracle. He said AI will usher in a new era of surveillance that he gleefully said will ensure "citizens will be on their best behavior."

https://12ft.io/https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/billionaire-larry-ellison-says-a-vast-ai-fueled-surveillance-system-can-ensure-citizens-will-be-on-their-best-behavior/articleshow/113373120.cms

What he is proposing is essentially behavior modification via psychological torture.
Technology as a whip In this case surveillance-stalker-wares and AI-stalker-wares.

It'll go beyond what people can tolerate and cause the 3 conflict reactions (flight,freeze and attack). People will figure out how fragile all the digital support infrastructure is and it'll get destroyed. It took over 3 decades to build and it'll be torn down in a fit of rage, lasting maybe a week. All the digital niceties will probably be lost too. And it will take forever to recover it. It'll be back to square one.
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 No.13209

>>13208
>It took over 3 decades to build and it'll be torn down in a fit of rage, lasting maybe a week

Hopefully, but I'm not that optimistic. I think if it's done slowly enough people will hold the L and accept it.
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 No.13210

>>13209
I don't think the tear-down scenario is particularly hopeful. Consider all the things that'll be lost. The hopeful scenario is where the digital infrastructure is corrected in order to serve the interests of the people.

As far as the surveillance-aggressors are concerned, their end goal is a device attached to your neck (and everybody else's) that can punish by electroshock, chemical-pain-injections, and ultimately death by blowing up a small charge Zionist pager style. I don't know how to categorize this, regression to serfdom, probably.

If you are still asking your self how surveillance leads to exploding neck-devices (which would be odd considering recent events), it's the logical conclusion of trying to controle people via fear.

I'm not making this up, ten years ago i read an article by a consulting-guy for super-rich people from roughly the same milieu as this Ellison guy, maybe we could name it the SIC (surveillance industrial complex). He said that he got requests for technological control-bracelets to put around people's necks in order to ensure reliable controle over people for "end of the world emergency scenarios"

They'll keep pushing unless they are stopped. So if you harbor any illusions for a boring dystopia that might just be bearable enough, keep in mind they're building the Torment Nexus, intentionally so.

Also the Normies aren't taking the L they're just pursuing a different strategy than privacy conscious techies. They think about the surveillance machine like a reputation/public-image management problem. They're going to push for the ability to curate their "surveillance profile", and they'll be able to do this to a great extend. And possibly also to ruin the profiles of others (1) . Privacy conscious techies are opposed to observation because they are builders, who don't want bullies to take what they made from them. Bullies don't take what they can't see. The paniopticon probably comes with a heavy economic penalty, because it demoralizes many builders.
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 No.13220

>>13208
>Corpo glowie casually proposes Skynet dystopia
>Soydevs rejoice

If such a thing even gets considered seriously, I'm gonna kill myself
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 No.13221

>>13220
If only you knew how bad things were.
A major application for AI is going to be for Bioinformatics.
Normies were stupid enough to give large chunks of their genomes to 23&Me, who then used AI to fill in the blanks for people missing from the global family tree. All this shit got "leaked"; what will it be used for?


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 No.484609[Reply]

I think Antarctica should be annexed to Russia, China or the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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 No.484614

I think the whole world should be annexed to Deez nuts
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 No.484617

>>484610
Russia because they already know how to live in cold obviously.

China and best Korea because you want workplace democracy and the liberty of privacy that's only guaranteed in a workers' state because you're living and working in Antarctica.
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 No.484618

How hard would it be to organize workers in Antarctica? Could it be the first truly communist landmass?
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 No.484659

>>484610
There are likely valuable resources in and around Antarctica. However, controlling these territories requires complete naval dominance, a capability that only the U.S. possesses.
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 No.484800

>>484609
Antarctica is 4 white bears people
Fake jucheoid face the wall race traitor


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 No.474[Reply]

YOU KNOW WHAT FUCKING TIME IT IS
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/leftypol/

 No.484602[Reply]

A biolab exploded in Conyers, Georgia the other day. According to Jordan Chariton, it's now leaving 90,000 Georgia residents sheltering in place. Chlorine gas going into the air, 32 miles from Atlanta. This is after hurricane Helene just came just came through, and damage and flooding from Helene is still terrible in the southeastern states of Tennessee and North Carolina.

Earlier this year, Atlanta's neglected water infrastructure broke, leaving a huge part of the city without water for days. A lot of commentators are contrasting the dangerous deregulation of industry and middling response to Helene with the eagerness of the Biden admin to send billions to support the genocide in Palestine and brutal war in Ukraine.
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 No.484605

Literal chemical warfare on the proletariat. They are fucking GASSING proles to death with CHLORINE GAS RIGHT NOW.


/WRK/

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 No.609[Reply]

idk if this is the right board but

how do i overcome laziness / procrastination? please


relating to things such as assignments
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 No.610

You start doing it, If you're not getting anywhere then stand up and pace or go for a walk.
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 No.611

>>610
what if i can't get myself to do any of those things and just keep bedrotting

like, the advice seems very circular. it's like saying "you can stop procrastinating by not procrastinating"


/leftypol/

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 No.462013[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

This is a general thread for all China-related news.

Gusano fuckers can die. Westoid """maoists""" can sudoku.

We are going to analyize ITT every move by China in their road to a socialist economy.
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 No.480879

:| NATO-propaganda
:O China-propaganda
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 No.484592

https://www.youtube.com/live/iDMLq0Zv3Ns
Stream starts at around the ten and a half minute mark.

Fair warning 7 hours long so probably something to fall asleep to or digest in sections.

https://www.youtube.com/live/iDMLq0Zv3Ns
<China at 75: Changes Unseen in a Century


From the International Manifesto Group

>October 1, 2024 will mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, when Mao Zedong declared that "the Chinese people have stood up."


>These unified events are monumental because of the enormous role China plays in the world today. The People’s Republic of China 75 years ago was a colonial holding looted by the world powers. China is now the economic powerhouse of the world providing hope for other developing countries of Africa and the Global South fighting for sovereignty against the forces of imperialism


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 No.484594

>>484592
My apologies apparently I found an Easter egg.
The actual discussion starts that the twenty and a half minute mark.
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 No.484597

https://youtu.be/nHYSkm9Jl-g
Interesting citations in the video description.


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 No.484519[Reply]

what is to be done about the masses of sheeple who always do whatever the empire tells them to do? how are we supposed to organize in solidarity with vaxies who support vax mandates? how am I supposed to deal with people who vote in support of genocidal zionist politicians like Harris, Trump, and Kennedy even though it's clear they are screwing their own voters regardless? what are we supposed to do about the brainwashed, bloodthirsty psychos who support the global 4th reich?
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 No.484572

>>484519
material conditions will force the "sheeple" to accept reality. nothing more, nothing less.
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 No.484573

Hypnotherapy is not a trivial thing. It is impossible to undo the damage by any re-education. There is only managing the livestock once it takes root. No "awakening" changes this once they internalize this many lies, in the way they were made to do so.
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 No.484574

That said, compliance is no longer an option, and all of the compliance with COVID was premised on fear and marking down the enemies of the "Jehad". It was inevitable after what you allowed to happen in the 1990s. The eugenists brag that you were operating the death camps and couldn't stop them. A Satanic race cannot change.
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 No.484586

Propaganda is a helluva drug, but good teaching and persuasion principles apply here. Use the Socratic Method, lean into evidence whenever possible, develop a habit of tactfully reminding people when their assertions haven't been supported enough to be arguments. When someone realizes that they can't support their own beliefs in a friendly, non-confrontational setting, that's when the conditioning starts to break down.
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 No.484590

Have you consodered tgat most sheeple are "truthseekers" like you and hence why theyre the easiest to dupe?

The game of mass deception is avhievable because of "alternative" media.
Most "alternative" media spreads the same biases as their respective mainstream counterparts.

In fact, alot of alternative news media are indirectly corporately owned.

Even if not, most "truthseekers" are unable to read further than pop culture cliches.


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 No.484467[Reply]

One retarded thing the left does more than the right is watermark memes with ownership. By placing who made it in either a corner or watermark. If a meme is good don't try to own it just let it free. It's supposedly about the idea, not about you.
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 No.484473

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 No.484476

>>484467
You can always edit the meme if you don't like it, you know the clone-tool has been standard in most image-editing softwares for like 20 years.
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 No.484479

truthnuke
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 No.484520

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 No.516[Reply]

What do you think of 9/11?
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 No.687

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>>516
faggot
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 No.688

Also, wasn't there a separate "attack" on the wh*te house which gone unnoticed?

decades of cooperation between bin ladens & bushes shouldn't be 4gotten too.
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 No.689

>>688
> wasn't there a separate
I never heard anything specific about this. But it's unlikely that any of this shit went unnoticed. The 9/11 attackers were hardly subtle, many of them were under investigation before shit went down.

The thing with anti-terror organizations is that they don't have a strong incentive to prevent this stuff. If attacks occur they get an excuse to get more funding. If you combine that with neo-cons needing a pretext to start wars in the middle east, you get a recipe for letting the 9/11 attacks happen.

The hole concept of creating an organization to solve a problem is absurd, no organization will do something that would jeopardize its reason to exist, because this stuff represent lucrative careers, and hence it will do everything to preserve the problem it's supposed to solve.

If you wanted to make sure airplanes can't be abused like in 9/11 you'd design planes that make it impossible for anybody in the passenger cabin to get access to the cockpit. Like make it holey separate compartments without any go-in-between.

If you wanted to stop other types of attacks like when happened in the London tube, you need chemical detectors that can sniff out explosives.

This is physical hardening of civilization, but there also is psychological hardening. Acts of terror are about exploiting fear to make civilization behave foolishly. You need to have a media culture that doesn't relay the message of fear. And you need a political culture that would consider anybody trying to exploit fear as terrorist collaborators.

>decades of cooperation between bin ladens & bushes shouldn't be 4gotten

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 No.690

>>688
>Also, wasn't there a separate "attack" on the wh*te house which gone unnoticed?
There was a 4th hijacked plane believed to be heading towards the whitehouse but crashed in the middle of nowhere. The official story was that the passengers rebelled against the hijackers but an alternative theory is that it was shot down by fighter jets.
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 No.721

>>629
bump for israel did 9/11 and they used nukes to do it


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