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The US has some of the best opportunities for education, but they still somehow choose to ignore them
post this on Facebook and say it's the US airforce general staff. Rioters will have burned DC to the ground by sundown.
pro tip is to leave a bunch of papers in your car with your protest slogan on it and then go [redact] some low level politicians
FWIW we likely wont know what was hit (and for good reason) but the lack of radiation leaking from any of the sites is a good sign. The damage seems mainly to be to leadership, which will hurt Iran's efforts but nuclear industries are built on the science and labour of thousands if not millions of people - the assassinations are just to instill terror into the political class of Iran
On a side note, is there much info on the dress code in Iran? From what I can see, it's mainly about covering your legs from the ankles up, covering arms from the elbows up, and covering the top of your head if you're a woman. And even then I imagine foreigners get less hassle.
Like, all of the pictures of Iranian women in Chabod (the typically-black head-to-toe covering) is purely exploiting for propaganda purposes the women who congregate in their choice of clothing.
Those women have more autonomy over their appearance and modesty than a lot of women do in the west. We may not have formal religious or moral police, but instead we have at least a third of society who harass, assault, and ---- women deemed "not modest enough". We have recreated modesty police culturally yet talk of liberating women into our own fucked up systems of misogyny.
It's my favourite Gramsci quote if not the most harrowing.
Jordan is a comprador state. Last year, they made the family of a soldier who went lone wolf against an IDF patrol on the border apologise to the fucking king.
I'd agree if these countries weren't putting their entire command and control networks in urban highrises despite being under threat of a massive military strike the whole week prior. If Iran wants to play the "our plans are measured in centuries" schtick they need to get better opsec than whatever transpired last night.
Exactly. Take it easy but take it 🤜🤛
Yeah it takes a lot of skilled labour to assemble vehicles over just importing them. Opens the door to localising production of components too, in a much more granular and manageable fashion for a country that has limited resources to invest at once.
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Japan is trying to catch up to AmeriKKKa for the title of redditor republic it seems
EDIT: okay maybe theyre onto something
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Kadyrov accuses Musk of remotely disabling Cybertrucks in service with Russian army units.
(indiandefencereview.com)
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merthyr1831
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Putin and Mao the most famous examples of fascism