avalonne.bsky.social
Certified 🏴 basard™. Knows some things.
If you do not respect others, do not expect to be respected.
Human rights are for all. 🏳️🌈 Any.
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Sure thing Fico. You can stay there. Travel ban.
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CONGRATS
THEY ENTERED HITLERJUNGEN ERA
They're near the end and gearing up their best to make then next generations the absolute worst of the worst (if that's even possible for russia).
Make. russia. Capitulate.
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You can't make them any more retarded than this, holy shit....
So rescuing Russia's floundering economy will incentivise them to seek peace... when their economy being in the shitter is the reason why the effectiveness of their war effort has been floundering???
THIS HAS GOT TO BE MALICIOUS
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He'a mostly referring to the Farmer bailouts during his first term.
www.reuters.com/article/us-u...
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The rest are allusions to fairly irrelevant "deals" he struck but didn't enforce, like the current tariff debacle going uncollected.
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Well it's mostly nonsense.
If we are a bit analytical, we have to skip/cut all the fluff — which in Trump's halfwitted rants is like 70-80% of the text.
He's saying the farmers are on the frontlines of a conflict with China. But that he asked/told them to hold on and got rewarded.
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Russified since 1920 and then again in 1974 with a Communist revolution and the ensuing PREC years that were like the French years of terror but instead of being against Robespierre's opinion,it's if you WEREN'T communist.
Country was hollowed out completely until nothing was left. Ditto today.
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Farmers on the front lines?
What the hell is this lobotomite talking about?
(I know, and I don't care to be explained.)
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Guterres completely destroyed Portugal from the government downand then abandoned it due to a "political swamp" which he created!
I would expect nothing more from him than to be the most useful idiot of all, especially as UN SecGen.
He's even unaware of Bucha, Irpin, Hostomel, to name a few...
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Runaway corporations, great.....
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Must be blind — stupid we already know be is.
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Being so stupid they're proud of the sheer image of dysfunction tells us their normality is below dysfunction.
Amazing
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😂 Très bonne!
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I extend my condolences to Marco Rubio for the death of his last ounce of courage.
He can neither mention russia nor condemn its actions.
Cowardice is all that is left of him.
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I express deepest condolences for the last surviving braincell in the entire white house cabinet staff.
It died many eons ago, never to be seen again.
Bunch of zombies in there.
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"Dear God"
Were these single braincelled organisms asleep for the past 3 years?
The russkies always attacked on holy days, always civilians, always on celebrations — can't even have funerals without those vermin bombing it.
I want to do MRIs to their brains.
Something must be missing!!
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What issue did the PREC "solve"?
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Your family - that fled Angola - most likely wouldn't like the ordeals they went through minimized as "complex and unfortunate situation".
Raining when you wanted to go out is unfortunate
Having to flee your country, leave everything behind is an atrocity.
Just like what happens to Ukrainians today
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Very well, if you read the history of Angola, you'd also realise that the soviet union/russia armed citizens, and the result was an expulsion of Portugal from the territory (good), but also a bloody and brutal civil war (terrible).
PCP supporting russia is pro-war, plain and simple.
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Terá de me desculpar. Não vou aceder ao seu pedido, nem tenho interesse nenhum em fazer o seu trabalho de casa.
Leia. Aprenda. Use a cabeça e pratique aquele mítico poder de pensamento crítico.
Pode ser que se aperceba da dicotomia promessa/realidade que corre desde a revolução que tanto admira.
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Let me talk to you in a language you understand.
Apologies in advance for those tuned in.
Recomendo-lhe vivamente que leia material neutro sobre o PREC, que faça a sua própria pesquisa, e que deixe de subscrever a ditames genéricos quando as acções do partido nada correspondem às suas palavras.
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You quickly default to the April revolution, but conveniently forget the horrible PREC years that followed.
Either by intention or ignorance, you tacitly allow the PCP to have caused and continue to cause untold damage to the Portuguese society, culture, arts, literature.
Respectfully, read a book.
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These are the people the PCP supports by not condemning russia's invasion and genocide of the ukrainian people.
You are mislead, and incorrect, and worse, you confuse anti-war with the defence of peace.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
An ancient proverb which stands true even today.
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The moment you call the victim a warmongerer you throw away all sorts of moral superiority you operate from. This is what the PCP did.
Not to mention it has extolled at large russian and putinist talking points, which exposes their alignment with the aggressor.
Note the absence of criticism of putin
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Your information is incorrect.
In case you were unaware, the PCP party left Parliament when Zelensky made its address to Portugal for the first time, yet had the gall to call him "belicista": warmongerer.
This should tell you everything about their actual stance vs the image they promote.
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Finally a high official says it!
The war has been going on since 2014!
Russia has been on an all-out war against the civilized democratic world for a long time:
- The attempted hacking of OPCW &
- Olympic Comittee,
- Blowing up Czech and Bulgarian ammo depots,
- Murder of Ukrainians in Spain.
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It's a shame that we had to put to practice these theatrics, and have Ukraine stay put for a month just to prove its commitment to a just peace and ceasefire.
If anything, it defeated those who say "the killings must stop" and "both sides" — it proved definitely those are just virtue signalling.
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Predictable. The F-47 is a money laundering machine anyway.
- Nothing of substance was unveiled,
- It was given a designation as if it's already in service (it isn't),
- A mix of F-22 capabilities with F-35 avionics could be achieved by modernising either frame,
- Brings nothing new to the field.
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I think we (Europe) will be fine if a few things become more expensive. With the way the forex market is going the Euro is gaining value, so it won't be as expensive as we think it could be due to the increased value offset.
Besides, we're more resilient to economic upstarts now!
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China is never an option when you can gradually invest nationally and build up your own industry.
Yes it's more expensive short term, but it pays for itself very quickly and you end up with more goods than you can use — thus selling.
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Hell no.
Better than anyone we in Europe, who were first to arrive in China, know well that their intentions are never peaceful, never unifying, never in the pursuit of individual or collective freedom.
China seeks to loanshark Europe even further than it has already.
China stands alone.
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To me, and historically, the systemic sexual violence is one of the core components of the soviet union and russia's way of conducting genocide.
It has dealt immeasurable generational damage all across Europe.
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"Better them than me" mentality while totally forgetting that another FPV can just come in and take his limbs.
I really do believe they are chronically stupid since they keep forgetting where they are.
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More food for the worms.
Good russians
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The US needs a weakened russia because it's a russia they can talk to instead of devolving into cold war-style diplomatic passive-aggression and proxy wars.
If there's one thing that's predictable about Trump is that he doesn't want things out of his control even if he doesn't know what to do.
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"They're not Americans"
As if that made a difference....
Then again maybe I'm pedantic and make the difference between an Orc and a Ukrainian, with the former being disposable by all accounts (especially its gov) and the latter being the best example of a democracy and humanity in 100 years.
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I agree with you.
There's heaps of records since 2014 of a systematic erasure of Ukrainian identity, torture of Ukrainian people of all ages, genders and origins.
The full-scale invasion in 2022 also proved this with the fact people all over were tortured the same way, same utensils.
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Wrong.
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The silence is telling.
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I'd correct that trade with russia isn't trade but economic vassalisation.
Just like in African countries, russia "trades" with the to enact regime change then yoinks the resource extraction sites — the very same thing that produced those countries' trade goods.
Ukraine sought actual trade.
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You're talking a lot in the passive voice, as if it just happened just like rain, or other weather phenomena.
So answer plainly: Who created the divide?
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Fortunately you're free to speak.
Also free to be evidently wrong and stubborn about it.
It won't make you right, however.
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Both points factually wrong and I've given you ample information to connect the dots.
Whatever synapic short-circuit is going on that makes you unable to competently connect a series of events from a diplomatic and realistic standpoint stems from your consumption of disinformation and revisionism.
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- Hundreds of thousands of rape reports with accompanying DNA, sperm, etc evidence
- Dozens of thousands of torture reports all consistent across the entire front and occupied territory alike
I could go on, but I fear you don't understand a thing I say to you. So more would be pointless.
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That's rich, telling a country that's bombed every day to "chill and take inventory".
Yes, I'm taking inventory, here, a little bit of the list:
-Dozens of thousands of children kidnapped
-Thousands of children illegally "adopted" into russian families — in a country where domestic violence is ok.
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Wikipedia, the editable wikipedia that numpties can just falsify — and have. Good reason for it not being a valid academic source.
Using it as a source outs you as not knowing anything of anything....
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Btw it was the North that invaded, not the South you irredeemable vatnik lobotomite.
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Unlikely that either side will reveal the true contents of the meeting but will, like last time, arrange between themselves some story or another to report on.
Obviously they'll misdirect. Just like last time.
If you know the russian playbook, then you can make an educated guess.