For the Taiwan question, we can be very happy that the US power projection is collapsing now at this time. The US knows it needed at least one or two more decades of NGO funding and education intervention on the island to curate separatism among the newer generations. The issue is that Taiwans economy is not doing too well and the jobmarket for younger people isn’t getting better. Reunification is looking nicer and nicer by the day.
It’s so transparent lol, who are the fooling.
I am typing this quickly and might expand later. But I wonder how much we can owe it to the novelty of an idea. Much of the working class of the imperial core is materially conditioned towards rejecting socialism, because they are heavily influenced from birth with scaremongering. This was not the case when the Bolsheviks and Lenin organized the revolution in 1917.
The US navy already lost against Ansarallah once. I also wonder if there is some shared understanding between US/Iran that if neither directly intervenes in the Yemeni/Saudi affairs the other wont either (still rumors of both sides aiding with intelligence etc of course). Especially since the US is already taking a beating with regards to munitions and such, I don’t think they’d wan’t to invite an escalation like this, in spite of the posturing.
45 euro a month is criminally expensive anyway. Try to look into working out outdoors.
Every win from Iran is just Russia/China’s doing and every win by Ansarallah is Iran’s doing, I wonder how far they can take this
Bombs all their nuclear sites
“bUT wHy aRe yUo NOT comPLYinG”
They do have the forces to hold all this territory as well right? Hopefully they can keep stocking up on warheads and get sovereignty through deterrence. With the weakening of US forces in the area that might be enough.
Here comes the manufacturing consent once again, they never get tired do they?
western regimes trying to put up a facade of progress that really changes very little
Yes I agree. I guess this is at least trending towards positive as they have to pretend to do something, things are really fermenting in the core. But whenever I hear western politicians talk about taking a “hard stance” towards Israel it usually boils down to sanctioning some random government officials (matters little) and at most “voting for sanctions on the illegal settlements”. There is never a good answer to the follow up question “Since the Israeli government if facilitating and de facto implementing these settlements, shouldn’t they also be sanctioned?”. It is so pathetic I can puke.
From what I understand it could be nothing or very big. Ban only primary trade from illegal settlements = sounds like something, but is a very little part of total trade with Israel. Ban primary + secondary = ban of 99% of all trade since almost all Israeli products have some component or likewise originating from industry in the settlements.
Yea I wonder how it would go down if it really came to it. Unlike Ukraine they obviously don’t have a land corridor to anywhere, the CPC just take over by controlling what is allowed to get to the island via a naval blockade or similar. It isn’t like the US could do anything.