The whole drama's just plain stupid. Russia's going to exploit the everloving hell out of it.
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Well, there goes my money then
Multiplayer games. I tried Counter Strike a few times, but I just can't bring myself to like the tempo. I want to play in my pace.
Hasn't it been for the past few years? I have seen headlines like this pop up with some frequency for close to a decade now.
Might have something to do with the rise in fascism and populism, but I feel a bit desensitised to that piece of news. We're in treacherous waters of our own making, so - either way - it's best we get our shit together. Alarmism won't help, figuring out how to stop the madness will.
You may want to check if you're replying to the right person.
The Iranian government is a repressive band of authoritarians, and to claim so isn't American propaganda or inflated bullshit. Iranians have repeatedly stood up against them because they're being oppressed as they had been under the shah. Now, the exact number is infinitely hard to pinpoint because of limited information trickling out of the country like @perestroika@slrpnk.net said, but that's a separate issue. The Iranian authorities themselves admit to a few thousand, and it's not far-fetched that they underestimate the number.
Faktem jest, że Maduro miał zapędy dyktatorskie. Czy to co budował to był socjalizm czy bardziej system klientelistyczny, gdzie o zamożności decydował układ, a nie demokracja? Osobiście skłaniam się ku temu drugiemu. Wenezuela ma jeden z największych zasobów ropy naftowej na świecie, który utilizuje od dekad. Była sposobność zbudować bogactwo demokratycznie.
Jakby popatrzeć na przeciętnego Wenezuelczyka, można by zapytać: gdzie to bogactwo? Kraj ma potencjał być prawdziwym Eldorado, a skończyło się na ogromnej inflacji, przestępczości i przerwach w dostawie prądu.
Czy to tłumaczy imperialistyczne zapędy Amerykanów? Ani trochę.
Not surprised at all. It plays into their hands all too well.