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Laying the groundwork for a civil war in case america is successful in deposing Maduro for Corina, or even in the case of a land invasion?

I can also see how this could render unsustainable the american objective of controlling oil production, due to constant militia/guerilla pressure.

Hopefully this is all being advised by more experienced players. I also hope this marks the beginning of a new time for revolutionary struggle (and victories) in South America. It seems like we're approaching some decades territory quickly.

They ended up poisoning all of California after some billionaire suggested two birds with one stone: fracking with nukes. 35% of the country's population died of radiation exposure in their drinking water. The democrats made a catchy tune against it, but it turns out the composer ripped the melody straight off Wagner.

• history books from 2035, probably (translated from Chinese)

If they don't have cancer, then the testing is for determining the safety/toxicity profile of the drugs, considering an actual drug testing protocol.

In other words, testing the possible toxic effects of dangerous chemicals without consent. Literally what scientists use lab animals for. They don't see Palestinians as human, if anyone still needs any confirmation.

Eastern Europe and Gaza were the blueprint

In 5 years, dem's project for defeating fascism will mostly consist of renaming this room the Obama Ballroom

US military transition into a full private mercenary force is almost complete

This has emoji potential

A friend who is in political circles (not British) once told me that cheaping out on asphalt is a very easy way to steal public funds

I've seen many users here say that rare earth minerals aren't actually rare and you basically just need to build the necessary production capacity to have them.

Is there a good Marxist analysis on how China built that while the most powerful empire ever didn't? I'm asking because building this "rare earth" production capacity clearly appears to me as an application of what Marx describes in Kapital as the process of an industry being developed (with the little I know of it, I'm just a baby Marxist at this point). I can also see how dominating the most basic elements of production is a very obvious objective for a society with the capacity for long-term planning, as is a Marxist one. This clearly took many decades to achieve.

There has to be some hexbear piloting a cargo ship through Panama in the next couple of days

Imagine the bodies that they didn't want to return