No Breakthrough at 15th Round of China-India Talks https://archive.is/qkBoO An agreement on disengagement of troops at Hot Springs, Demchok and Depsang remains elusive. >Indian and Chinese military commanders met on March 11 for the 15th round of talks on disengagement of troops from “friction points” along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh. >The talks, which were held at the Chushul-Moldo border meeting point on the Indian side of the LAC, ended without yielding a breakthrough. >This was the first meeting between Indian and Chinese officials since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which many in India’s security establishment fear could have implications for the border dispute with China. >Relations between India and China have deteriorated significantly since May 2020, when Chinese soldiers ingressed into the Indian side of the disputed border in Ladakh. >Fifteen rounds of talks have taken place over the last 22 months. These have resulted in disengagement of troops from Galwan Valley (July 2020), the north and south banks of Pangong Tso (February 2021) and Gogra Post (August 2021). Agreement on pullback of troops from three other “friction points” – Hot Springs, Demchok, and Depsang Plains – remains elusive. >Hot Springs or Patrolling Point (PP) 15, which lies close to the Chang Chenmo river in the Galwan sub-sector of the LAC, was high on the agenda of the 15th round of talks. >Indian analysts cite military sources as describing Hot Springs as “low hanging fruit” on which a settlement is within reach. >Apparently, India and China had agreed on disengagement from Hot Springs in July 2020 and although the process of pulling back troops began, the Chinese did not complete the process. As a result the two sides have “two small groups of soldiers camped opposite each other at PP 15.” >Apparently, “a broad understanding on resolution” of the conflict at Hot Springs was reached during the 14th round of talks in January. That feed the heightened expectation that an agreement on Hot Springs would be achieved at the 15th round. >However, that did not happen. Doesn't deserve a new Pajeet thread yet but it looks like talks have stalled between India and China at a time when Russia and America are both vying for the grace of the poos.

>>29184 Good thread idea cum face, but you should have just titled it as news not about Russia. It's just a placeholder until we all get nuked or conflicts settle.

>>29184 By the way, I asked like a month ago the ZZZ guys to give me a board, sent a mail and never got replied back. The admin seemed to like the idea, too.

Iran ready to meet India's energy needs, Tehran envoy tells New Delhi https://archive.is/8LEXo Iran is ready to meet India's energy security needs, its ambassador to India was quoted as saying on Friday, as negotiations continue between the world powers and Tehran on the lifting of sanctions against the OPEC-member. >Iran used to be the second largest oil supplier to India but New Delhi had to halt imports from Tehran after former U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from the nuclear deal with Iran and re-imposed sanctions on its oil exports. >"Rupee-rial trade mechanism can help companies from both the countries to deal with each other directly and avoid third party intermediation costs," Ali Chegeni was quoted as saying by Indian facilitation body MVIRDC World Trade Center. >India, the world's third biggest oil importer and consumer, covers over 80% of its crude oil needs with imports. >India and Iran had devised a barter-like mechanism to settle trade where Indian refiners were paying for Iranian oil in rupees to a local bank and the funds were used by Tehran to pay for imports from India. >Due to sanctions, the India-Iran trade declined sharply from $17 billion in the fiscal year to March 2019 to less than $2 billion in April-January, the first 10 months of this fiscal year. >Chegeni said, "If both countries launch rupee-rial trade mechanisms, the bilateral trade could grow to $30 billion".

>IRBIL, Iraq (AP) — Once a lavish mansion, the sprawling home of an Iraqi Kurdish oil tycoon was laid to waste in a barrage of missiles that struck near a U.S. consulate complex in the northern Iraqi city of Irbil earlier this week. >Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard said it launched the attack last Sunday, firing off 12 cruise missiles at what it described as a “strategic center” of the Israeli spy agency Mossad — in retaliation for an Israeli strike in Syria that killed two of the Iranian paramilitary force’s members the previous week. >Baz Karim Barzinji, CEO of the Iraqi Kurdish oil company KAR group, denies any links to Mossad. The missiles gutted his beautiful home but he says he is grateful his family was unharmed. >The consulate was undamaged and no injuries were reported in the attack. The United States said it did not believe it was the target. But the barrage marked a significant escalation between the U.S. and Iran. Hostility between the longtime foes has often played out in Iraq, whose government is allied with both countries. >Barzinji pointed to a large crater where once his home office stood as he took The Associated Press on a tour of the ruins on Friday. The tycoon, his wife and two teenage children were visiting a nearby farm when the attack took place, he said. >Once plush sitting rooms, where government officials rubbed shoulders with diplomats and other figures of influence, are now strewn with glass, pieces of concrete and piles of debris. The windows and the roof are gone, remnants of the mansion walls barely stand, and floors are covered with rubble. >“This is my family house, all the photos and our belongings” were here, he said. “It was horrifying.” >His daughter, Ban Karim, recounts how she huddled in the garden with the family dogs as the thundering missiles whizzed overhead. “We do not know if they can see us, we do not know if they are drones, we do not know anything about ballistics, what is going to happen right now,” she said, speaking in English. >Observers speculate the timing of the attack was significant as the world’s focus is on Russia’s war in Ukraine. >Iraq’s northern semi-autonomous Kurdish region maintains discreet links to Israel through the selling of its oil. Barzinji’s KAR group built and operates the export pipeline to Ceyhan in Turkey through a joint venture with Russia’s Rosneft. >“It is clearly nonsense, what the Iranians are talking about. This can be anything but an Israeli base,” Hiwa Osman, an Iraqi Kurdish political analyst, said of Barzanji’s villa. >An Iraqi intelligence official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss the attack, also rejected claims the house was an Israeli spy center, adding it was a place where diplomats often held social gatherings. >The attack was Iran’s first assault on Iraqi soil since the January 2020 missile strike on Ain al-Assad air base housing U.S. forces, which was in retaliation for the U.S. drone strikes that killed a top Iranian general, Qassem Soleimani, outside the Baghdad airport. >“This is a message (by Iran) to their base, their people. They needed to boost their morale because they have been humiliated for a long time,” said Hamdi Malik, an associate fellow with the Washington Institute who specializes in Shiite militias. >Malik believes Sunday’s attack was carefully plotted to minimize casualties and cause no direct harm to U.S. interests — but also sent a message to the Americans amid stalled nuclear talks between Iran and world powers in Vienna: next time could be bigger, and more dangerous, >The attack also served to remind Baghdad, where talks on forming a government are languishing and where Moqtada al-Sadr, the winner of Iraq’s 2021 parliamentary election, is threatened to exclude Iran-backed parties by forming an alliance with the Kurds and Sunnis. >Iran’s “message to Iraqi partners is that no matter who wins the election …. Iraq is our backyard and we can do what we want, whenever we want,” Malik said. https://www.kxan.com/news/international/iraqi-kurdish-oil-tycoons-home-in-ruins-after-iran-strike/

>>29209 fucker is lazy as fuck, but if you pester him enough he'll come through

>China has fully militarized at least three of several islands it built in the disputed South China Sea, arming them with anti-ship and anti-aircraft missile systems, laser and jamming equipment and fighter jets in an increasingly aggressive move that threatens all nations operating nearby, a top U.S. military commander said Sunday. U.S. Indo-Pacific commander Adm. John C. Aquilino said the hostile actions were in stark contrast toChinese President Xi Jinping’s past assurancesthat Beijing would not transform the artificial islands in contested waters into military bases. The efforts were part of China’s flexing its military muscle, he said. >“I think over the past 20 years we’ve witnessed the largest military buildup since World War II by the PRC,” Aquilino told The Associated Press in an interview, using the initials of China’s formal name. “They have advanced all their capabilities and that buildup of weaponization is destabilizing to the region.” >There were no immediate comments from Chinese officials. >Aquilino spoke with the AP onboard a U.S. Navy reconnaissance aircraft that flew near Chinese-held outposts in the South China Sea’s Spratly archipelago, one of the most hotly contested regions in the world. During the patrol, the P-8A Poseidon plane was repeatedly warned by Chinese callers that it illegally entered what they said was China’s territory and ordered the plane to move away. “China has sovereignty over the Spratly islands, as well as surrounding maritime areas. Stay away immediately to avoid misjudgment,” one of the stern radio messages said in a veiled threat. >But the U.S. Navy plane dismissed the multiple warnings and pressed on defiantly with its reconnaissance in brief but tense moments witnessed by two AP journalists invited onboard. “I am a sovereign immune United States naval aircraft conducting lawful military activities beyond the national airspace of any coastal state,” a U.S. pilot radioed back to the Chinese. “Exercising these rights is guaranteed by international law and I am operating with due regard to the rights and duties of all states,” he said. >Navy commanding officer Joel Martinez, who led the P-8A Poseidon’s crew, said there has been an incident when a Chinese jet flew close to a U.S. aircraft in a dangerous maneuver in the disputed region. The U.S. flight crew calmly reminded the Chinese to comply with aviation safety regulations, he said. As the P-8A Poseidon flew as low as 15,000 feet (4,500 meters) near the Chinese-occupied reefs, some appeared to be like small cities on screen monitors, with multi-story buildings, warehouses, hangars, seaports, runways and white round structures Aquilino said were radars. Near Fiery Cross, more than 40 unspecified vessels could be seen apparently anchored. >Aquilino said the construction of missile arsenals, aircraft hangars, radar systems and other military facilities on Mischief Reef, Subi Reef and Fiery Cross appeared to have been completed but it remains to be seen if China will pursue the construction of military infrastructure in other areas. >“The function of those islands is to expand the offensive capability of the PRC beyond their continental shores,” he said. “They can fly fighters, bombers plus all those offensive capabilities of missile systems.” >He said any military and civilian plane flying over the disputed waterway could easily get within range of the Chinese islands’ missile system. >“So that’s the threat that exists, that’s why it’s so concerning for the militarization of these islands,” he said. “They threaten all nations who operate in the vicinity and all the international sea and airspace.” China sought to shore up its vast territorial claims over virtually the entire South China Sea by building island bases on coral atolls nearly a decade ago. The U.S. responded by sending its warships through the region in what it calls freedom of operation missions. The United States has no claims itself but has deployed Navy ships and aircraft for decades to patrol and promote free navigation in international waterway and airspace. >China routinely objects to any action by the U.S. military in the region. The other parties — the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan and Brunei — claim all or part of the sea, through which approximately $5 trillion in goods are shipped every year. 1/2

cont. >Despite China’s aggression, the long-simmering territorial conflicts should only be resolved peacefully, Aquilino said, and cited the Philippine government’s successful move to bring its disputes with China to international arbitration in 2013 as a good template. >A U.N.-backed arbitration tribunal that handled the case invalidated China’s sweeping historical claims in the South China Sea under the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea. Beijing dismissed the ruling as sham and continues to defy it. >Washington’s main objective in the disputed region is “to prevent war” through deterrence and promote peace and stability, including by engaging American allies and partners in projects with that objective, Aquilino said. https://www.cbs17.com/news/ap-exclusive-us-admiral-says-china-fully-militarized-isles >>29516

What did he mean by this?

>>29645 >If the bitch didn't want to die, she shouldn't have gotten into the path of my bullet.

>>29645 >She killed herself >mfw What the fuck is he doing? If this whole drama doesn't end with a "He killed her because they were having an affair" I will be desappointed.

>>29669 No, he really is that sociopathic. This is the fourth or fifth time he has changed his story to try and get out of homicide charges because the known data suggests it was premeditated homicide.

>>29645 I remember someone mentioning that her family is stuck in ukraine maybe thats why he is going with that story because the family member cant give evidence that said otherwise

>>29645 "I'm paid really well to pretend to be fictional characters so I shouldn't face consequences for my actions, in fact it's the person Ishot's fault, I'm the victim here". Alec Baldwin is basically how globohomo elite think and behave, only he's just some easily replaced recognizable face instead of someone with actual power.

>>29955 except it's not his fault at all, the only one who should be at fault is the retard that didn't check the prop gun. there was nowhere near this level of insanity when it was The Crow, and that was the main actor that got killed.

>>29980 >except it's not his fault at all, the only one who should be at fault is the retard that didn't check the prop gun. He was a producer and so had input on the decision to hire her.

>>29645 Does he mean that she effectively killed herself by doing a shoddy job or that she literally snuck live rounds into the gun so that she or someone else would get shot?

>>29910 How is that position the slightest bit relevant? This stronk, independynt filmmaker's family wasn't in New Mexico on set--being on the other side of the world, and so wouldn't have the slightest bit of 'evidence' to present Anon.

Question; since he apparently shot the director in the same incident, wouldn't that be 'breaking the 4th wall'? I'm presuming they both were near the camera. Doesn't sound like a legit writing scenario for a Western tbh. What were the physical conditions on set that day, anyone know?

>>29980 >the only one who should be at fault is the retard that didn't check the prop gun So... himself? the chick who does the gun handling was not qualified other than being the daughter of someone who does, someone who is also known to be shady in Hollywood. >there was nowhere near this level of insanity when it was The Crow A guy involved in that movie was also involved here for some inane coincidental reason, also Lee got killed by a real bullet not a bogus fragment inside the blank bullet composition.

>>29991 It was supposed to be a scene where he draws and points the gun at the camera. Director was not in the shot but in the trajectory of the bullet.

>>29980 >the retard that didn't check the prop gun you mean the multiple retards including himself. also he hired the other retards, so at best he had a shitty armorer on set who left live fucking rounds whoch didn't need to be there at all just sitting around and at worst he brought his own live round put it into the gun and shot the bitch and has been trying to play it off as an accident. no matter how you spin this he shares at least half of the blame. the fact he's acting so smug about it makes me think he deliberately shot her and is expecting his money and connections to get him out of it. you have to ignore a lot of shit to even attempt to spin this in his favor.

>>29992 >that animation I thought they were outside because of that photo of the aftermath where Baldwin was on the phone talking to his lawyers, and assumed it was some kind of duel scene because it was a Western but this makes it look even worse. So they had no bulletproof shielding of any kind for the film crew while staging a shootout and even though they were just discussing how to go about it, Baldwin just pulled out the gun and straight up fired it in the direction of the crew (or it "went off" as he claimed). In addition, assuming that they didn't have precautions set up yet because they were in the middle of discussions, why have the bullets in the gun, and upon being handed a "cold gun" he somehow didn't question why bullets were in it when they weren't ready to shoot (pun intended) nor notice a weight difference, before getting into questions of whether he actually pulled the trigger.

>>29980 More evidence came out making a clear-cut case for him shooting her. The police started a homicide investigation after reviewing the footage.

>>29991 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynlUb35Y2hg

>>30000 Not only did it happen like that, he insisted "he didn't know" it happened and left the scene for 45 minutes.

>>29992 Thank God that they were wearing their masks.

>>30004 >after reviewing the footage Oh snap, the camera was really rolling like i suspected then. That must be a hell of a watch for some peeps out there.

>>29645 >>29987 >Those whose directions Baldwin followed included Hutchins herself, the filing stated, calling it “the worst day in Alec Baldwin’s life” that “will continue to haunt” him. >Hutchins “directed Baldwin” in the rehearsal scene to “determine how best to angle the camera and what movements Baldwin should make for her to capture the cocked gun that the script had called for,” it said. >“Hutchins described what she would like Baldwin to do with the placement of the gun … She directed Baldwin to hold the gun higher, to a point where it was directed toward her,” the filing detailed. >“In giving and following these instructions, Hutchins and Baldwin shared a core, vital belief: that the gun was ‘cold’ and contained no live rounds. >“Baldwin asked Hutchins whether she wanted to see him cock the gun, as the script required. She responded yes,” the filing stated. >On her instructions, “Baldwin then pulled back the hammer, but not far enough to actually cock the gun. >“When Baldwin let go of the hammer, the gun went off,” the filing noted. >“As later became known, a live bullet discharged from the gun and struck Hutchins, traveling through her body and striking [director Joel] Souza in the shoulder. Both Hutchins and Souza fell to the ground,” it said. https://nypost.com/2022/03/11/alec-baldwin-denies-responsibility-for-killing-halyna-hutchins/

>>30009 >“When Baldwin let go of the hammer, the gun went off,” the filing noted. Did he do it on purpose because he was annoyed at her (with plausible deniability) or was he genuinely that stupid?

>>30010 Why not both?

>>30010 She was a union rep, and that set was having Union trouble. Baldwin being a producer, so potentially the one dealing with said trouble. Troubleshooting it, so to say. You decide.

>>30013 >Troubleshooting it, so to say. >not Carlos posting this w/ spoler You had one job

>>30013 >Union rep I'm a Union rep. Anyone can be one. It's actually a job usually assigned to the bottom of the barrel. Alec Baldwin is a narcissistic, egotistic, sociopathic, well-paid actor who thinks he's god and could get away with murder and very likely is trying to. You decide.

Japan OKs bigger budget to host US forces, step up alliance https://archive.ph/T9r9i >Japan’s parliament on Friday approved a new agreement with the United States, endorsing Japanese government spending exceeding 1 trillion yen ($8 billion) for hosting U.S. troops as the two sides strengthen their military alliance in the face of growing threat from China and North Korea in the region. >The 1.05 trillion yen ($8.6 billion) host nation support budget covers the purchase of advanced arsenals used in their joint military exercises, as well as utilities and facilities used by the U.S. troops and their Japanese employees working on American bases in the country through March 2027. >The upcoming five-year budget includes a new funding category of up to 20 billion yen ($164 million) for the purchase of advanced virtual combat training systems for joint exercises between the two forces. >The roughly 200 billion yen ($1.6 billion) for the first year is included in the fiscal 2022 national defense budget — a record 5.4 trillion yen ($44 billion) — beginning in April. >Japan’s government now describes the host-nation support budget as necessary for strengthening the alliance, rather than for “kindness” as it used to be considered. >Japan has significantly expanded its joint drills with the United States as well as other partners including Australia, India, France, Britain and Germany that share concern about China’s push for its territorial claims in the region, which has some of the world’s busiest sea lanes.

>>30343 >>Japan’s parliament on Friday approved a new agreement with the United States >Friday I'm betting this has to do with the very recent lobbing of a Best Korea ICBM into the Sea of Japan? >>30295 >>30333

>>30346 This thread is for generic news. Where does news like this go?

Questions swirl as Canada chooses to buy F-35 stealth fighter https://archive.is/l4g4O >Canada's decade-long search for a new fighter jet to replace its aging CF-18s came full circle on Monday as the Liberal government announced negotiations with U.S. defence giant Lockheed Martin to purchase the F-35. >Procurement Minister Filomena Tassi and Defence Minister Anita Anand confirmed during a news conference that Lockheed Martin's stealth fighter beat out Sweden's Saab Gripen in a competition many had long considered the F-35's to lose. >The government will now launch formal negotiations with the company this week for the purchase of 88 F-35s to replace Canada's CF-18s, with officials anticipating the talks will take about seven months and result in a final contract by the end of the year. >Despite what Anand described as a “rigorous” competition designed to ensure Canada gets the best fighter jet at the lowest cost with the most economic benefits, a senior procurement official indicated the scope of the negotiations will be broad. >As for the anticipated $19-billion cost, Anand said that will be “further refined.”

Looks like the kikes are tightening their grip on the throats of the Oz-landers yet further today.

>>31322 >surely this will stop them

https://archive.ph/AOPaS >Be Afghanistan >Experiencing famine >Wait until crops are almost ready to harvest >Ban poppy harvesting right as harvest is supposed to start >With death penalty for defiance >Drug cartels (legal and illegal) aren't getting their Opium this year with no clue until just now Heh.

Peru seems to be having a bit of a meltdown over inflation, anyone know anything else?

>>31530 They voted a commie guerrilla president who was once persecuted by Fujimori, just because they wanted to try something new. Amid some scandals in the voting process, as the education system syndicates rigged something here and there, they won and in the first day of presidency the old Shining Path leader aka their old boss "died" and his body cremated immediately without official authorities present. Inflation bombed up later on and in the midst of street riots, mostly mountain folk and many venezuelan immigrants (mostly poorfags who were send by their commie gov) flinging rocks at city slickers, it seems the building of the investigation bureau's special section regarding economic crimes burned mysteriously. So, commies being commies and people never learning about history.

>>31545 >>31530 A few days after Pedro Castillo was elected, a truck strike was called, there isn't any food coming in because of the strike, it gotten so bad that Castillo said we have to replace chicken with fish because nothing is coming in from the mountains due to the strike.

>>31650 https://dailyexpose.uk/2022/04/08/ukraines-army-has-been-defeated/ . What think you?

>>31654 Decent article if true, but i am more alarmed at those reports about the vaxx being effectively a controlled form of AIDS

>>31656 >despite over 6'000'000 gorillion shitposts warning him not to >Anon still took the kike clotshot F We hardly knew ye, lad.

>>31659 Don't be silly, i didn't take a single jab nor even put myself into getting tested or wear gov-given masks, i just feel for my mom who was forced due to working in the health sector and always looking after herself. All good habits down the drain if minus 391% less immune system efficacy is to go by.

>>31660 My condolences on your loss Anon. But of all ppl, anyone in the health sector of all places should know better than to allow themselves to become a guinea pig in history's largest genetic mutation testing skam. The majority refused to, AFAICT. The globohomo evil is real, and I'm sure you warned her in advance. Again sorry for your loss, but you weren't really in control of her choices anyway Strelok.

>>31663 She refused initially for the reasons you mention, knowing better, and my dad didn't mind her not getting money as he could support the house with his better job but women are mules and nowadays dislike the fact of men providing every need, what can be said.

>>31654 As far as specifics on the Ukrainian's military current status It can't be independently confirmed so his word will just have to be taken as is. Everything else he claims though is just confirmation of what is already known, such as the destruction of Ukraine's air force and these sanctions being even more harmful to the west than Russia. He even addresses the most important thing currently happening, the collapse of western hegemony. >the U.S. dollar’s role as the international reserve currency will show up in the dustbin of history >the Biden Administration is trying to bully China, India and Saudi Arabia. I do not see any of those countries falling into line While he's a glownig it's still accurate to what public evidence supports so I would say it's an acceptable article to use.

Goatfuckistan's PM got voted out after a pretty big shitshow between their Supreme Court and Parliament. Probably backed by USA in some way but not entirely sure, it's possible their country was fucked either way and didn't necessarily need a push to make it go under.

>>31654 >What think you? I think it's 2spooky4me when a Colonel has repeated almost verbatim what I've been saying since about last June during the previous Ukraine scare and question if he browses /k/.

Oh sorry, former CIA agent. The quoted guy who also agrees with me is a Colonel.

>>31665 Sounds like her own fault then. You reap what you sow. Tough love is love too.

Uberbau erhebt, wandte er seine Aufmerksamkeit vor allem dem Studium dieser okonomischen Struktur zu.« (W.I. Lenin, Werke, Band 19, Berlin 1962, S.5.) 2.Mit dem systematischen Studium der politischen Okonomie begann Marx Ende 1843 in Paris. Er setzte sich das Ziel, eine umfassende Arbeit zu schreiben, die die Kritik der bestehenden Ordnung und der biirgerlichen politischen Okonomie enthalten sollte. Seine ersten Forschungen auf diesem Gebiete widerspiegelten sich in solchen Arbeiten wie: "Okonomisch-philosophische Manuskripte aus dem Jahre 1844", "Die deutsche Ideologie", "Das Elend der Philosophie", "Lohnarbeit und Kapital", "Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei" und anderen. Schon in diesen Arbeiten wurden die Grundlagen der kapitalistischen Ausbeutung, der unversohnliche Gegensatz der Interessen der Kapitalisten und der Lohnarbeiter, der antagonistische und vergangliche Charakter aller okonomischen Verhaltnisse des Kapitalismus aufgedeckt. 3.Nach einer Unterbrechung, hervorgerufen durch die stiirmischen Ereignisse der Revolution von 1848/49, setzte Marx seine okonomischen Forschungen in London fort, wohin er im August 1849 emigrieren muBte. Hier studierte er griindlich und allseitig die Geschichte der Okonomie und die derzeitige Wirtschaft in den verschiedenen Landern, insbesondere in England, dem damals klassischen Land des Kapitalismus. Ihn interessierten in dieser Periode die Geschichte des Grundeigentums und die Theorie der Grundrente, die Geschichte und die Theorie des Geldumlaufs und der Preise, die Wirtschaftskrisen, die Geschichte der Technik und der Technologie und die Fragen der Agronomie und der Agrochemie. 4. Marx arbeitete unter unwahrscheinlich schwierigen Bedingungen. Er muBte standig gegen die Not kampfen und sich nicht selten vom Studium losreiBen, um den Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen. Die lang dauernde Uberanstrengung seiner Krafte unter materiellen Entbehrungen blieb nicht ohne Folgen - Marx erkrankte ernstlich. Dennoch waren bis 1857 die umfangreichen Vorbereitungsarbeiten so weit gediehen, daB er mit der Systematisierung und Verallgemeinerung der gesammelten Materialien beginnen konnte. 5. Von August 1857 bis Juni 1858 schrieb Marx ein Manuskript von etwa 50 Druckbogen, das gewissermaBen den Entwurf des kiinftigen "Kapitals" darstellte. Diese Arbeit wurde erstmalig 1939-1941 vorn Institut fur Marxismus-Leninismus beim ZK der KPdSU in der Originalsprache unter dem Titel "Grundrisse der Kritik der politischen Okonomie" veroffentlicht. Im November 1857 entwarf Marx einen Plan seines Werkes, der spater detailliert und wesentlich prazisiert wurde. Seine wissenschaftliche Arbeit, die der Kritik der okonomischen Kategorien gewidmet ist, gliederte er in sechs Biicher: 1. Vom Kapital; 2. Vom Grundeigentum; 3. Von der Lohnarbeit; 4. Vom Staat; 5. Internationaler Handel; 6. Weltmarkt. Fiir das erste Buch sah Marx vier Abschnitte vor: a) Das Kapital im allgemeinen; b) Die Konkurrenz oder die Aktion der vielen Kapitalien aufeinander; c) Kredit; d) Das Aktienkapital. Der erste Abschnitt sollte aus drei Kapiteln bestehen: 1. Wert, 2. Geld und 3. Kapital. Das dritte Kapitel sollte sich wiederum in drei Abteilungen aufgliedern: ProduktionsprozeB des Kapitals, ZirkulationsprozeB des Kapitals; Einheit von beiden oder Kapital und Profit, Zins. Diese letzte spezielle Gliederung bildete spater die Grundlage fiir die Einteilung des ganzen Werks in die drei Bande des "Kapitals". Die Kritik und Geschichte der politischen Okonomie und des Sozialismus sollten Gegenstand einer andren Arbeit sein. 6.Marx nahm sich vor, das von ihm geschaffene Werk in aufeinanderfolgenden Heften herauszugeben, wobei die erste Lieferung unbedingt ein relatives Ganzes und die Grundlage der gesamten Arbeit bilden muBte. In ihr sollten die Abteilungen 1. Die Ware, 2. Das Geld oder die einfache Zirkulation und 3. Das Kapital enthalten sein. Aus politischen Griinden wurde jedoch in die endgiiltige Fassung der ersten Veroffentlichung in das Buch "Zur Kritik der Politischen Okonomie" - die dritte Abteilung nicht aufgenommen. Marx wies darauf hin, daB gerade mit dieser Abteilung » die eigentliche Schlacht beginnt« und es bei dem Bestehen der offiziellen Zensur, der polizeilichen Verfolgungen und der Hetze jeder Art gegen Autoren, die den herrschenden Klassen un erwiinscht sind, nicht ratsam ware, ein derartiges Kapitel gleich zu Beginn zu veroffentlichen, noch bevor die breite Offentlichkeit etwas uber das neue Werk erfahrt. Fiir die erste Veroffentlichung schrieb Marx speziell das Kapitel uber die Ware und uberarbeitete griindlich das Kapitel iiber das Geld aus dem Manuskript von 1857/1858. 7."Zur Kritik der Politischen Oekonomie" erschien 1859. Es war beabsichtigt, bald danach auch das nachste Heft herauszubringen, d.h. die erwahnte Abteilung iiber das Kapital, die den Hauptinhalt des Manuskripts von 1857/1858 bildet. Marx nahm seine systematischen Forschungen iiber politische Okonomie im Britischen Museum wieder auf. Er muBte jedoch bald diese Arbeit fiir eineinhalb Jahre unterbrechen, um die verleumderischen Angriffe des bonapartistischen Agenten Karl Vogt zu entlarven und andere dringende Arbeiten in Druck zu geben. Erst im August 1861 begann Marx wieder mit der Niederschrift des umfangreichen Manuskripts und beendete es gegen Mitte des Jahres 1863. Das Manuskript, das aus 23 Heften besteht und einen Gesamtumfang von etwa 200 Druckbogen hat, ist die Fortsetzung des 1859 erschienenen ersten Heftes "Zur Krjtik der Politischen Okonomie" und tragt den gleichen Titel. Der iiberwiegende Teil dieses Manuskripts (die Hefte VI-XV und XVIII) behandelt die Geschichte der okonomischen Lehren. Er wurde zu Lebzeiten von Marx und Engels nicht veroffentlicht. Das Institut fiir Marxismus-Leninismus beim ZK der SED gab diesen unter dem Titel "Theorien iiber den Mehrwert (Vierter Band des Kapitals)", 3 Teile, heraus. In den ersten fiinf Heften und teilweise in den Heften XIX- XXIII werden die Themen des ersten Bandes des "Kapitals" behandelt. Hier analysiert Marx die Verwandlung von Geld in Kapital, entwickelt die Mehrwerttheorie und beriihrt eine Reihe anderer Fragen. Insbesondere ist in den Heften XIX und XX eine solide Grundlage fiir das 13. Kapitel des ersten Bandes "Maschinerie und groGe Industrie" gelegt; in ihnen wird ein iiberaus reiches Material zur Geschichte der Technik angefuhrt und eine griindliche okonomische Analyse der Anwendung von Maschinen in der kapitalistischen Industrie gegeben. In den Heften XXI-XXIII werden einzelne Fragen beleuchtet, die sich auf verschiedene Themen des "Kapitals" beziehen, darunter solche des zweiten Bandes. Den Problemen des dritten Bandes sind die Hefte XVI und XVII gewidmet. Auf diese Weise beriihrt das Manuskript von 1861- 1863 in groBerem oder geringerem MaBe die Probleme aller vier Bande des "Kapitals". 8.1m Verlaufe der weiteren Arbeit entschloB sich Marx, sein ganzes Werk nach ienem Plane aufzubauen, den er friiher fur den Abschnitt "Das Kapital im allgemeinen" mit seinen drei Abteilungen ausgearbeitet hatte. Der historisch-kritische Teil des Manuskripts sollte das vierte, abschlieBende Glied bilden. »Das ganze Werk«, schrieb Marx in seinem Briefe an Kugelmann vom 13.0ktober 1866, »zerfallt ndmlich in folgende Telle. Buch 1) Produktionsprozefi des Kapitals. Buch II) Zirkulatlonsprozefi des Kapitals. Buch III) Gestaltungen des Gesamtprozesses. Buch TV) Zur Geschichteder Theorie.« Marx ging auch von dem friiheren Plan ab, das Werk in aufeinanderfolgenden Heften herauszubringen, und nahm sich vor, die Arbeit im ganzen fertigzustellen und sie erst dann herauszugeben.

>>29313 So... is this the beginning of the end for petrodollar? I can't imagine Iran getting Saddamized in the current situation. No matter what stories about literally eating babies CNN would see fit to spout. Who exactly would go there while trucks still stand and the dumpster fire of the fake missile crisis is still smoking? Also, teh Kremlins finally can just stop playing stupid games, shrug and go with it.

>>32029 If by "this" you mean the response to Europe screeching about sanctions with their boot on Biden's neck? Yes. Not that CNN is any position to do anything since most of their remaining licenses are in the form of Airports, Gyms, Bars, etc. I was laughing when Timcast had more subscribers in the same timeframe that CNN+ has sliced their prices in half.

North Korea said Sunday it has successfully test-fired a newly developed tactical guided weapon, the latest in a spate of launches that came just after the country passed its biggest state anniversary without an expected military parade, which it typically uses to unveil provocative weapons systems. The latest testing activity came amid concerns that North Korea may soon conduct a larger provocation like a nuclear explosive test in an effort to expand the country’s nuclear arsenal and increase pressure on its rivals amid stalled diplomacy. The official Korean Central News Agency said leader Kim Jong Un observed the launch, which it said would bolster the effective operation of the country’s tactical nuclear forces and firepower of its long-range artillery corps. The dispatch suggested the weapon tested is likely capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, but KCNA didn’t elaborate. It also didn’t say when and where the launch occurred. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement Sunday that it had detected two projectile launches from the North’s eastern coastal town of Hamhung early Saturday evening. It said the projectiles flew about 110 kilometers (68 miles) at an apogee of 25 kilometers (16 miles) and at a maximum speed of Mach 4. The statement said South Korean and U.S. intelligence authorities are analyzing additional details of the launches. It said South Korean officials separately held an emergency meeting to discuss the launches. North Korea has started this year with a slew of weapons tests, including its first flight test of an intercontinental ballistic missile since 2017. South Korean and U.S. officials said Pyongyang could soon launch additional provocations like another ICBM test, a rocket launch to put a spy satellite into orbit or even a nuclear test explosion that would be the seventh of its kind. South Korea’s military said it has detected signs that North Korea is rebuilding tunnels at a nuclear testing ground it partially dismantled weeks before it entered now-dormant nuclear talks with the United States in 2018. Sunday’s KCNA dispatch quoted Kim as presenting unspecified tasks to boost North Korea’s nuclear fighting and military capability after praising what he called successive progress in its efforts to reinforce the country’s war deterrence power. On Friday, Kim attended a massive civilian parade in Pyongyang that marked the milestone 110th birth anniversary of his state-founding grandfather, Kim Il Sung. It appeared the country passed its biggest holiday without an expected military parade to showcase its new weapons systems. https://www.staradvertiser.com/2022/04/16/breaking-news/north-korea-says-it-tested-new-tactical-guided-weapon/

U.S., S. Korea urge North's return to talks after missile tests >The U.S. special envoy for North Korea said Monday that Washington and Seoul agreed on the need for a strong response to Pyongyang’s recent spate of missile tests, though they remain open to dialogue with the country. >We agreed on the need for a strong response to the destabilizing behavior we have seen from” North Korea, Kim told reporters after a meeting with his South Korean counterpart. “(We) also agreed on the need to maintain the strongest possible joint deterrent capability on the peninsula.” >South Korean nuclear envoy Noh Kyu-duk said he and Kim shared concerns that North Korea will likely continue to engage in acts that raise regional tensions. He urged North Korea to return to talks. >Kim said the allies “have not closed the door on diplomacy” with North Korea and have “no hostile intents toward” the country. He repeated his earlier statement that the United States is ready to meet North Korea “anywhere, without any conditions.” >North Korea has so far rejected Kim’s outreach, saying the United States must first drop its hostile policy before talks can resume. Some experts say North Korea wants the U.S. to relax sanctions or suspend its regular military drills with South Korea, which it views as an invasion rehearsal. >Earlier Monday, the U.S. and South Korean militaries kicked off their springtime computer-simulated command post exercise. North Korea has previously responded to such drills with missile tests and warlike rhetoric. https://www.mprnews.org/story/2022/04/18/us-s-korea-urge-norths-return-to-talks-after-missile-tests

>>32414 The good old psychological warfare schtick. I don't think it's gonna work on anyone anymore, pedo Joe.

Alex Jones’ Infowars files for bankruptcy following Sandy Hook lawsuits https://searx.fmac.xyz/morty/?mortyurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnbc.com%2F2022%2F04%2F18%2Falex-jones-infowars-files-for-bankruptcy-following-sandy-hook-lawsuits.html&mortyhash=58b3b688076346e5a9d318314cc07d98d4063a16d8211813ca78c121d197c0ba >Infowars on Sunday filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas in the face of multiple defamation lawsuits. >Chapter 11 bankruptcy procedures put a hold on all civil litigation matters and allow companies to prepare turnaround plans while remaining operational. >Alex Jones, founder of Infowars, was found liable for damages in a trio of lawsuits last year filed after he falsely claimed that the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre was a hoax. >Jones claimed the shooting, in which 20 children and six school employees were shot dead at the school in Newtown, Connecticut, was fabricated by gun-control advocates and mainstream media. >Sandy Hook families in late March rejected Jones' offer to settle their defamation lawsuit and reopened the case. Jones had offered to pay $120,000 to each of the 13 plaintiffs to settle the case. >Each of the plaintiffs turned down the settlement offer in court documents, saying, "The so-called offer is a transparent and desperate attempt by Alex Jones to escape a public reckoning under oath with his deceitful, profit-driven campaign against the plaintiffs and the memory of their loved ones lost at Sandy Hook." >According to Sunday's court filings, Infowars listed its estimated assets in the range of $0-$50,000 and estimated liabilities in the range of $1 million to $10 million. >Jones, a vocal supporter of former President Donald Trump, was previously subpoenaed by the House of Representatives committee probing the January 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters.

>>32461 >"The so-called offer is a transparent and desperate attempt by Alex Jones to escape a public reckoning under oath with his deceitful, profit-driven campaign against the plaintiffs and the memory of their loved ones lost at Sandy Hook." Doesn't there come a point in a court of law where the judge says "you are no longer pursuing damages you are pursuing personal harm of the other party" with this shit? Not that an leftist judge will give Alex Jones a break if their life depended on it, but come on. I feel bad for the water purifier salesman at this point.

>>32466 No, because (((they))) control the courts. It's not about justice, it's about making an example out of people.

>>32466 >you are no longer pursuing damages you are pursuing personal harm of the other party Have you never heard of "punitive damages"?

>>32466 >>32487 And if you actually haven't, the summary is that American courts have the power to issue de facto fines for things that are not actually crimes and have no written law prohibiting them, if they consider it "reprehensible" enough. And they can do this in a court system that does not operate on the principle of "innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt" the way real criminal courts do but instead uses a standard of "preponderance of the evidence", aka "balance of probabilities" — that is to say, "I'm 51% sure he did it" is enough for a guilty verdict.

>>32487 >>32488 Yes, I'm aware. Common law which predated the military law of America from the 20s onwards also had such clauses. Such clauses should still be wielded carefully to ensure trust in the system. At a time in history when national divorce is not far away, one can only wish that judges would find themselves thinking about the future of this nature instead of getting drunk on the corruption of their party affiliations. Then again our nation's 250th anniversary will be in four years, and they say that is how long it takes for an empire to collapse so I've lost most hope in cooler heads prevailing in this very public case of the courts lynching a media personality.

>>32488 And due to the awesome powers of Common Law, if a single judge makes one retarded decision once, then all the other judges can point to that one case and use it to justify additional retarded decisions.

White House stops asking Saudi Arabia to pump more oil >The White House has given up asking Saudi Arabia to pump more oil after being repeatedly rebuffed by the kingdom, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, the latest sign of a growing rift between the two nations. >The US banned imports of Russian oil and gas after Russia invaded Ukraine, helping to send prices at the pump soaring. In turn, the US turned to Saudi Arabia to boost production with the goal of driving down prices. >But the Saudis declined, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — the kingdom's de facto ruler — reportedly ignoring President Joe Biden's phone calls. Saudi Arabia and Russia are key members of the OPEC+ alliance of oil producers, which decided on only a tiny increase in production in late March, despite global price rises. >A senior US official told The Journal that, having abandoned efforts to get Saudi Arabia to up oil production, the US instead started asking the Saudis not do anything that would hurt the West's efforts in Ukraine. >The Journal report didn't give further details, but Saudi Arabia is among the nations that have not condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, with Crown Prince Mohammed recently offering to mediate peace talks. >The White House and the State Department didn't immediately respond to a request for comment from Insider. >Saudi Arabia's decision to avoid angering Russia and let down the US is significant, and exemplifies the growing rift between Biden and Crown Prince Mohammed. >The US-Saudi relationship has long been underpinned by the exchange of US arms and security guarantees for access to Saudi oil. But that relationship is being tested. Saudi Arabia is upset with Biden's sidelining of Crown Prince Mohammed, Biden's hardline rhetoric on the country's human-rights record, and the US failure to guarantee its security following a string of attacks on the Arabian Peninsula led by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. >In a clear show of US intentions to improve relations, the US hurriedly sent additional Patriot antimissile interceptors to Saudi Arabia last month, just as the effects of the Russia oil crisis began to bite, The Journal previously reported. >More than a year into his presidency, Biden has yet to meet Saudi King Salman or Crown Prince Mohammed in an official capacity. >After the CIA concluded that Crown Prince Mohammed most likely ordered the murder of the writer Jamal Khashoggi in 2018, the White House effectively demoted Crown Prince Mohammed to defense minister, one of the titles he holds, and marked his father King Salman as Biden's equal. >In turn, Crown Prince Mohammed made clear his disdain for the Biden administration in an interview with The Atlantic published last month, saying he didn't care what the US president thought of him. >Citing people familiar with the matter, The Journal also reported Tuesday that shortly after Biden became president, Crown Prince Mohammed yelled at the White House national security advisor Jake Sullivan after Sullivan brought up Khashoggi during an informal meeting. https://www.businessinsider.com/white-house-stops-asking-saudi-arabia-pump-more-oil-russia-report-2022-4

>>32488 Thats basically probation violation hearings in a nutshell.

Pentagon, industry wrestle with how to boost weapons production for Ukraine WASHINGTON —As Pentagon officials gauge the defense industry’s ability to ramp up arms production in response to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, firms are still grappling with pandemic-related supply chain and workforce woes. Top defense executives are likely to face questions starting this week during quarterly earnings calls about how they’ll be able to overcome those issues. Experts say the answers are unclear. According to Bill Greenwalt, who served as deputy undersecretary of defense for industrial policy during the George W. Bush administration, it has historically taken the U.S. defense industrial base 18 months to 3 years to get ready for conflicts. “Our budget, appropriations, requirements, and acquisition systems are stuck in a peacetime mode where time doesn’t matter, and it will be difficult to pivot out of those processes quickly,” Greenwalt, now with the American Enterprise Institute, said in an email. “The U.S. will face start-up production line issues, labor issues, supply chain issues, parts and machine tool obsolescence issues, time constraints certifying new suppliers and technical approaches, plus time waiting for budgets and contracts to be issued,” he added. Last week, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks convened a meeting with representatives of eight major defense firms to discuss industry proposals to accelerate production of existing systems. The meeting was focused on satisfying the needs of the U.S., Ukraine and other allies, according to an official readout. Andrew Hunter, who was performing the duties of undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment, led a roundtable during the meeting to discuss ways of boosting production capacity for “weapons and equipment that can be exported rapidly, deployed with minimal training, and prove effective in the battlefield,” the readout said. Boeing, L3 Harris Technologies, Raytheon Technologies, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, HII, General Dynamics and Northrop Grumman all attended, according to DoD. Long-term planning Meanwhile, as industry weighs investments in its production lines, the Pentagon has yet to release detailed and long-term spending plans for FY23. Industry should be wary of the government’s ability to finalize those plans in a timely way, according to Greenwalt. “The department sometimes has a history of leaving industry holding the bag when the money doesn’t show up from the appropriators,” he said. “When it comes to DoD’s relationship with industry, no good deed ever goes unpunished.” In a note to investors Monday, Capital Alpha Partners Managing Director Byron Callan cautioned against factoring demand from the Ukraine fight into predictions for the defense outlook. “It’s going to take months to see how the changed security environment in Europe will translate to changes in defense demand in 2023-25,” Callan said. “For analysts, it’s best, for now, to build scenarios as there could still be downside risk (Russian defeat, Putin falls).” Even if it makes financial sense for industry to ramp up production, there’s a question of how. The National Defense Industrial Association’s “Vital Signs” survey of defense firms recently gave a failing grade to the defense industrial base and its ability to surge production capacity, as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to roil the sector. The diversity, productivity and compensation of the industry’s workforce was the No. 1 concern in the survey, with the availability of materials right behind it. Asked what issues could have been raised in the recent meeting between industry and Pentagon leaders, NDIA representatives said those concerns, among others, have not gone away. “We asked, ‘Where is your supply chain most vulnerable?’ and the No. 1 answer was ‘gap in U.S.-based human capital,’ and ‘constrained supply chain’ was the No. 2 response,” said Nick Jones, NDIA’s director of strategy. Among the top 100 publicly traded defense contractors, the cash conversion cycle — how long it took for firms to buy parts and turn them into a system and sell it — rose from 56 days in 2019 to 128 days in 2020. “If it takes you 128 days from start to finish, that really hampers your ability to surge,” said NDIA Regulatory Associate Robbie Van Steenburg. Callan, in his note, also said workforce issues could hinder the defense sector’s ability to meet higher demand. Whether defense firms can find the workers needed to build more weapons, if required, remains an open question. “It’s been tough to hire people, particularly in engineering and skilled trades, and extremely challenging to hire people with clearances,” Callan said. “These sorts of issues are not new for the sector, but they raise a fundamental issue — can capital investments and workforce expansion earn acceptable returns, or is there a view that surging demand in 2022-23 could ebb away in 2024-26?” https://www.defensenews.com/industry/2022/04/18/pentagon-industry-wrestle-with-how-to-boost-weapons-production-for-ukraine/

>>32660 >The diversity, productivity and compensation of the industry’s workforce was the No. 1 concern in the survey That's news to me, you fucks have been adamantly refusing to raise defense manufacturing wages above poverty levels for twenty fucking years now. You reap what you sow!

>>32660 >Russian defeat, Putin falls Kek. They really have drunk their own koolaid. Realty plainly has little bearing on the minds of these 'analysts'. Is this some of the mental-debilitation of the deadly vaccine (tm) we've been hearing about?

>>32674 To be fair Russia isn't entirely out of the woods yet. They have the overwhelming advantage, but all it would take is a few shitty battles/tactical losses for public support to falter which could ultimately cost them the war long-term. With how badly Ukraine has and continues to blunder everything, these sorts do feel like they have drank the koolaid though.

Some mad hapa shot up somewhere in DC, got only four injured, and an heroed. Looks like hey may have drilled the third pin on two of his guns. Now tell me this ain't a gayop

Someone should make a new naval thread. Japan Commissions the Name-ship of New Mogami-Class Multirole Frigate Notably, the Mogami class will boast the first unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) and unmanned surface vehicle (USV) deployed on a Japanese frigate. https://archive.is/ZDYrt >The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) commissioned into service the name-ship of a planned fleet of 22 Mogami-class multirole frigates in a ceremony held on April 28 in Nagasaki City in western Japan. >Named Mogami (with pennant number FFM-1), the 133 meter-long vessel was inducted into the Mine Warfare Force, whose headquarters is located at the Yokosuka naval base in Kanagawa Prefecture, shortly after being handed over by shipbuilder Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) at its facility in Nagasaki. >As neighboring China expands the activities and capabilities of its naval forces, Japan plans to defend the southwestern Nansei Islands, including the disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands in the East China Sea, by increasing surveillance missions in Japanese coastal waters. The Senkakau/Diaoyu Islands are controlled by Japan but also claimed by China and Taiwan. >Equipped with compact hulls, JS Mogami was built for about 46 billion yen ($352 million) under a contract awarded in October 2018, according to the JMSDF. As with the other ships of the class, the 3,900-tonne vessel will have a crew complement of about 90, a beam of 16.3 meters, and a hull draught of 9 m. >JS Mogami is the first vessel of the class to be ordered by the JMSDF, although MHI’s subsidiary Maritime Systems already commissioned the Mogami-class frigate JS Kumano (pennant number FFM-2) last month at its facility in Tamano City of Okayama Prefecture. >JS Mogami was launched by the MHI in March 2021 and also originally scheduled to be commissioned last month, just like JS Kumano, but construction of the ship at the MHI’s facility in Nagasaki was delayed due to an issue with the frigate’s gas turbine engine. Despite the status of the name-ship of the class, the JS Mogami thus became the second to the commissioned. >Powered by a combined diesel and gas (CODAG) propulsion system featuring two MAN 12V28/33D STC diesel engines and one Rolls-Royce MT30 gas turbine, the ships are expected to be capable of attaining a top speed of at least 30 kt. >Armament on the frigates include a BAE Systems 5-inch (127 mm)/62-caliber naval gun in the foredeck of the ship, two missile canisters for a total of eight MHI Type 17 anti-ship missiles, and a Raytheon 11-cell SeaRAM close-in weapon system (CIWS) that can deploy RIM-116C Block 2 Rolling Airframe Missiles (RAMs). >The frigates will also be equipped with variable depth sonar and towed array sonar systems for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) operations. >Besides anti-air, anti-surface and ASW capabilities, the Mogami class has also been designed to undertake operations as a “mother ship” for an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) and an unmanned surface vehicle (USV), both of which will see the first installment on any Japanese frigate ever. This aims to enhance the UUV’s mine countermeasure (MCM) functions. >A spokesman at the Japanese Ministry of Defense’s Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Agency (ATLA) has confirmed to The Diplomat that the Mogami class will be equipped with MHI’s OZZ-5 MCM autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), used for MCM operations as a UUV. >French defense and electronics group Thales has supplied MHI with its SAMDIS Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) for integration on the OZZ-5 UUV. It is being supplied by MHI to the JMSDF as part of the defense cooperation agreement between Direction Générale de l’Armement (France’s defense procurement agency) and Japan’s ATLA. >SAMDIS is a high-frequency, high-resolution SAS payload designed specifically to perform detection, classification, and localization of mine threats at sea. >The system serves an automatic detection and classification function to alleviate operator workload in processing collected data. >The OZZ-5 UUV, which measures 4 m long and 0.5 m wide with a displacement of 950 kg, is equipped with Japan’s NEC-made low-frequency SAS and France’s Thales-made high-frequency SAS combinedly, which is designed to ensure a robust MCM capability for the detection and classification of different mine threats in a range of environments.

>>33438 >>21358

Supreme Court has voted to overturn abortion rights, draft opinion shows "We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled," Justice Alito writes in an initial majority draft circulated inside the court. https://archive.ph/v87pd >The Supreme Court has voted to strike down the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, according to an initial draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito circulated inside the court >The draft opinion is a full-throated, unflinching repudiation of the 1973 decision which guaranteed federal constitutional protections of abortion rights and a subsequent 1992 decision – Planned Parenthood v. Casey – that largely maintained the right. “Roe was egregiously wrong from the start,” Alito writes. >“We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled,” he writes in the document, labeled as the “Opinion of the Court.” “It is time to heed the Constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people’s elected representatives.” >Deliberations on controversial cases have in the past been fluid. Justices can and sometimes do change their votes as draft opinions circulate and major decisions can be subject to multiple drafts and vote-trading, sometimes until just days before a decision is unveiled. The court’s holding will not be final until it is published, likely in the next two months. >The immediate impact of the ruling as drafted in February would be to end a half-century guarantee of federal constitutional protection of abortion rights and allow each state to decide whether to restrict or ban abortion. It’s unclear if there have been subsequent changes to the draft. >No draft decision in the modern history of the court has been disclosed publicly while a case was still pending. The unprecedented revelation is bound to intensify the debate over what was already the most controversial case on the docket this term. >The draft opinion offers an extraordinary window into the justices’ deliberations in one of the most consequential cases before the court in the last five decades. Some court-watchers predicted that the conservative majority would slice away at abortion rights without flatly overturning a 49-year-old precedent. The draft shows that the court is looking to reject Roe’s logic and legal protections. >“Roe was egregiously wrong from the start. Its reasoning was exceptionally weak, and the decision has had damaging consequences. And far from bringing about a national settlement of the abortion issue, Roe and Casey have enflamed debate and deepened division.” >A person familiar with the court’s deliberations said that four of the other Republican-appointed justices – Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett – had voted with Alito in the conference held among the justices after hearing oral arguments in December, and that line-up remains unchanged as of this week. >The three Democratic-appointed justices – Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan – are working on one or more dissents, according to the person. How Chief Justice John Roberts will ultimately vote, and whether he will join an already written opinion or draft his own, is unclear. >The document, labeled as a first draft of the majority opinion, includes a notation that it was circulated among the justices on Feb. 10. If the Alito draft is adopted, it would rule in favor of Mississippi in the closely watched case over that state’s attempt to ban most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. >A Supreme Court spokesperson declined to comment or make another representative of the court available to answer questions about the draft document. >The mainstream news received a copy of the draft opinion from a person familiar with the court’s proceedings in the Mississippi case along with other details supporting the authenticity of the document. The draft opinion runs 98 pages, including a 31-page appendix of historical state abortion laws. The document is replete with citations to previous court decisions, books and other authorities, and includes 118 footnotes. The appearances and timing of this draft are consistent with court practice. >The rest of this article drones on repeating the same things or providing nuance, see the link Civil war soon, friends.

>>33599 Epin. That's very good news Strelok, thanks!

>>33599 lmao roasties get rekt

Croatian President to block Finland's and Sweden’s accession to NATO https://archive.ph/CeYTL >Croatian President Zoran Milanović intends to use his veto power at the NATO summit in Madrid to block the entry of Finland and Sweden into the military-political alliance >"I, as the representative of Croatia at the NATO summit, will veto (the invitation of Finland and Sweden to join the alliance), if it is at this level," he said. >At the same time, the President expressed doubt that he will be able to influence the situation if the invitation to Helsinki and Stockholm is sent at a lower political level. Milanović Says He Will Veto Finland's Admission to NATO https://archive.ph/jiPqy >"In my capacity as the head of state representing Croatia at the NATO summit, I will veto the invitation, if it is extended at that level," Milanović told the press in Vukovar. >If the invitation is sent through lower levels, he said he was not sure he would be able to make the Croatian ambassador accept his position and veto the invitation. >Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev said in his channel in the Telegram messenger on Monday that Milanović risked Kyiv's retaliation over his views and messages about Russia and Ukraine. >In reference to Medvedev's statement, Milanović said he did not want to "bite that hook", insisting he was not taking Russia's side. >"The Russians are playing their game. [. . .] We have our own clique working actively against the interests of the Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina. I took the oath to protect them, too, and I will die a political death for them, if necessary," said Milanović >Milanović added that he was not afraid either of Russia or of Ukraine, and claimed that he was on the Croatian side and was fighting "for the Croatian state and nation." >"We are being treated like fools and a third-class nation," he said, accusing Prime Minister Andrej Plenković of supporting all that "like a scoundrel". >Milanović reiterated his accusations against the Plenković government, claiming that it was pursuing "a treacherous policy" towards the Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina. tl;dr- Croatia is pissed that election reform in Bosnia/Herzegovina that would protect Croat minorities is being ignored/put on the backburner because of the war and will veto any attempts to put Sweden/Finland in NATO until this issue is dealt with.

>>33652 Slavs should have been kept out of NATO.

>>33654 Yes but that cat has been out of the bag since 1990. He's not wrong; Bosnia/Herzegovina is up for NATO membership eventually, and this puts pressure to make them fix their shit. What's the point of a military alliance with nations you perceive as hostile to you? Finland/Sweden might seem like a distant problem but this is Croatia defending Croatian interests now.

>>33652 >local man ruins everything there's putting your people before politics but for cases like this you need to pick your battles more carefully. is letting two nations and millions of civvies get buttfucked a legitimate reason for doing this? or is this just him posturing like how some members of congress think they run the place?

>>33657 >Bosnia >fix their shit

>>33660 >is letting two nations and millions of civvies get buttfucked a legitimate reason for doing this? Yes. Sweden and Finland might as well be two countries in South America or Africa to Croatia. No different than an America first > fixing Mexico's shit argument. It's putting localized pressure on NATO to meet Croatian demands to stabilize future NATO members on their borders if they want a compromise of inviting new members to the party that could put the whole group at risk. "You scratch my back, I scratch yours." More NATO states should be doing it. >is this just him posturing IIRC he has the right to veto outright membership but he can't veto NATO cooperation or other "lower level" political treaties that NATO acts on. That being said NATO has very rarely done such lower level treaties since they tend to piss off existing members who then threaten to leave whenever it happens.

>>29198 Can't wait to get nuked by a bunch of pedophiles.

>>32029 Yes, it is. It's the end.

>>33664 can NATO kick him out for pulling this stunt? can they say "you are doing this not because you think it's right but to play politics in your own country, gtfo"?

>>33657 The books are clear, nato membership requires all applicants to have no ongoing border disputes and or major internal conflicts (The UK and the US have tons of those I know but bear with me).

>>33667 There is no legal policy in the NATO charter for expulsion of a member nation. That being said it has been talked about between member nations and deemed "legal" to do so. America will never do so since France formally comes up on their 20 year mark (NATO nations may voluntarily leave after 20 years) in 2029 and are expected to do so if America makes any sudden moves in favor of trying for an EU army. If they kick out Croatia over utilizing their veto power, it would create a slipper slope where Greece or one of the other nations that hate the Turks would demand that Turkey be removed from NATO for breach of article 2 over human rights violations which would likely cause several central European nations to withdraw at the same time. Keep in mind Turkey almost got kicked out of NATO back in 2019 for playing dirty. NATO doesn't need to expel members in the first place since being a recalcitrant member de facto strips you of the privileges granted by article 3 and article 8. That's why Poland was so cautious (legally) in getting US authorization at the beginning of the war before going full anti-Russia.

>>33652 >>33654 >>33657 Yeah NATO/EU/US should first and foremost solve peacefully or not so peacefully the internal struggles of their member states, allies and satellite states, it's inconceivable that Cyprus is still pretty much split between UK, Turkey and EU and we just gotta pretend that it's normal. >>33661 I mean, they won their own war on drugs by having roads so bad drug dealers and organized crime don't even bother passing through them

https://archive.ph/k8WDN Apparently the truckers are "coming back to DC with teeth" after filing a lawsuit against the city. Why does this feel like a GlowOp?

F and grab your mags https://nitter.net/WeaponOutfitter/status/1522246776538886145?

>>33837 > Why does this feel like a GlowOp? B/c you're a glownigger trying to gaslight it here early on?

>>33843 >Trying to gaslight The way I look at it... >Lockdown mandates got BTFO in court at the federal level >The group had every opportunity to push boundaries and they did not >They don't have a real reason to go back other than to fight a lawsuit over being denied entry to DC >Another protest will get the lawsuit thrown out as a conflict of interests >They are asking for money (tracing who would donate to this sort of event) >They are implying violent protests with the new rally It screams GlowOp.

US judge forced to allow extradition of ex-Marine to Spain fears he’ll be killed >A California federal judge appealed this week for a higher court to overturn her order allowing the extradition of a former US Marine to Spain, citing fears he will be abducted and murdered by North Korea for taking part in a raid on Pyongyang’s Madrid embassy three years ago. >US Magistrate Judge Jean Rosenbluth wrote in her order that Christopher Ahn could face death if sent back to Europe to face trial for taking part in the daring February 2019 operation. >“In part because of his participation in the embassy incident, North Korea wants to kill Ahn. I must decide whether to certify his extradition to Spain, where North Korea can much more easily murder him,” ​she said in the order issued Monday in US District Court in the Central District of California. >“Although I conclude that the law requires me to certify, I do not think it’s the right result, and I hope that a higher court will either tell me I’m wrong or itself block the extradition​,” Rosenbluth​ added. >Ahn will be placed in the custody of a federal marshal to await the final decision on his extradition by the secretary of state, according to NK News, which first reported on the order. ​>US authorities arrested Ahn in April 2019 in response to a request from Spanish law enforcement. >According to Spanish authorities, Ahn was among a group of 10 people who stormed the North Korean embassy, beat some of the personnel and removed computers and hard-drives before fleeing to the US. >Ahn and Adrian Hong, the leader of Cheolima Civil Defense — a group also known as Free Joseon that seeks to overthrow North Korean leader Kim Jong Un — disputed the contention that they intended to raid the embassy, saying they were there at the invitation of someone who wanted to defect. >​In her order, Rosenbluth noted that while Spain has an extradition agreement with North Korea, the US considers the Kim regime a state sponsor of terrorism. >“I hold out some hope that this court will not become an ‘accomplice’ to Ahn’s otherwise inevitable extradition,” the judge wrote, adding: “I regret that I am too weak, in power if not in will, to save him from the threat of torture and assassination by that outcast nation​.” https://nypost.com/2022/05/10/us-judge-forced-to-allow-extradition-of-ex-marine-christopher-ahn-to-spain-fears-hell-be-killed/

>>34137 No American is above the law. I don't care what their background is or who they were attacking, facts are facts; They went to a foreign country and staged an attack on a third party's embassy creating an international crisis. It's terrorism whether it was a North Korean, Russian, Canadians, etc. embassy. This shouldn't even be a question and while the judge did the "right" thing by appealing it to a higher court I'm still disgusted. You have one of two options in this situation when a "former hero" causes an incident of international terrorism. You turn them over to the offended party (Spain) as a sacrificial pawn knowing that the offended party will have to deal with the incident themselves, or you work through international diplomacy to try and bribe them out of a death sentence. Anything else is wrong on an ethical and moral level no matter the circumstances. Yes it was North Korea which America considers a "terrorist state" however international law exists for a reason. If America pardons the ex-marine for this incident, they create an international precedent for the Chinese or Russians to do the same thing against political enemies via an attack on a foreign embassy in America. Diplomats have political immunity and embassies are considered foreign soil for a reason.

>>34140 Especially the claim that it would be "easier to kill him in Spain" is a great fucking joke. Spain may have an extradition agreement with North Korea, but like all European countries should be against the death penalty and no Spanish judge would send someone to North Korea if there was even a slight chance of that happening. On top of that considering the 3rd world country living situations in the USA, it is easier to kill US citizen inside the USA than in Europe.

>>34141 Under normal circumstances I would agree that Spain would protect the ex-marine and just dish out a sentence that would let North Korea save face without physically harming the American (beyond being in prison for several years anyways). However, given the group he was part of is essentially a terrorist group and the ex-marine is entirely unapologetic, I could see them chucking it in the fuck it bucket and extraditing him to the Norks to wipe their hands clean of the problem too. Usually when you have foreigners involved in these matters and they avoid extradition, it's because the foreigner actually seems to be apologetic and didn't knowingly commit an international crime so they are trying to protect said foreigner's dignity and life.

>>34140 >194,619 Best Korea dollah add to account Glorious Leader approve

>>34142 The way of thinking has only one problem: This way of political meddling into the legal process does usually not exist in Europe and when it's done, it is usually not done for a 3rd world country like North Korea. All this guys lawyer has to do is show how substandard and inhuman North Korean prisons are compared to Europeans and this guy will never be extradited. This is all American paranoia and egotism about not having their guys judged publicly by another country for the crimes they have done.

Riots are happening in Sri Lanka because of an "economic crisis" but it really has something to with whatever the fuck ESG farming is and all I found on it was a buzzword salad about effective farming so I'll just write it off as another plan part of the Great Reset.

Is china going to attack taiwan? Just wondering

>>34334 They banned using any and all chemicals in agriculture, and that alone would cause problems, even if in general I'd approve the idea of a more natural form of agriculture. But that is ought to be a gradual process, instead they seem to have banned them overnight. Then Corona-chan descended upon the world, causing all kinds of problems, and although they backtracked on the ban, these two things still collided. And then when they were about to start recovering, this current war in Ukraine managed to cause both a food and an energy crisis. So it's less about the great reset, and more about one retarded decision causing a small internal crisis, immediately followed by two rather large external crises.

Happening So apparently some discord tranny non-even worthy of a newfag sperg from cuckchan's /k/ went on a highscore spree >quite literally plagiarizes Tarrant's manifesto >posts his gay manifesto on discord like the vapid normalnigger he is He namechecks /k/ several times in his rip-off of the Tarrant manifesto. This is on the heels of vid related who was arrested and openly wore a /k/ patch to the capitol spergout of 2020. Don't be shocked if there's going to be bills on banning armor and etc. Fuck's sake, these glowniggerfaggots are getting lazy. Be aware there will be likely more glownigger activity from here on out.

>>34355 10 reported dead so far. >Don't be shocked if there's going to be bills on banning armor and etc More like bans on "disinformation" and anonymity, given the second of the pages you posted. Shit sounds like it was written specifically to give them something to point to and say "ban this". >some discord tranny A reddit tranny, you mean. He open admits he's a redditor in the manifesto.

>>34351 I appreciate you for clearing that up. Restricting usage of pesticides and chemical fertilizers does help as at some point the only bugs that are dead are those that were too weak to survive them and insects higher on the food chain get depopulated to where they can't handle the population size of their pesty prey. >>34355 >>34359 I think plan has changed to increase surveillance on the whole country as a new bill was passed some weeks ago that will require all new cars by 2026 to have a computer chip GPS implemented in them. More things in the vein of the Patriot Act and less attacking gun rights because people aren't falling for it and both sides of the autistic corn syrup political spectrum in America are armed.

>>34355 Following 8ch thread, apparently the manifesto is even verbatim the Christchurch one.

>>34355 https://twitter.com/JoMiMi_h/status/1525552992497246208#m >kept a todo list on discord https://archive.ph/UrRSf >rust + forest gaymer he seems so zoom zoom

manifesto: https://archive.org/details/yeah.docx-1 torrent hash - 1FA884756A093B94BB712FAC680D73D603119B7B it is downloading rather slowly

Wake me up when the canadian who is apparently the only one with the FULL video (kinda fishy that he was recording the stream when only 22 or so people were watching, he might have been connected to the shooter in some loose way) actually posts it somewhere.

>>34382 Got the partial video with the Suika Ibuki edit here >>>/k/34381

>Official: Security guard, a retired police officer, engaged the shooter and shot him—but ‘armor plating’ stopped the rounds. He was ultimately killed. Wow can't wait for Biden to ban body armor now. It's almost as if this is all a fucking false flag.

>>34385 Did they try to do any shit with body armour after the North Hollywood Shootout in 1997?

>>34386 Nigger the AWB was signed into law in 1994 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Assault_Weapons_Ban They are absolutely going to try to go after body armor now. It doesn't matter because you can DIY ceramics with compressed milk cartons if you wanted to. But it's just another way to erode the Second Amendment one piece at a time and let the frog boil.

>>34387 >you can DIY ceramics with compressed milk cartons Damn, I didn't know that. Plastic milk jugs or the card cartons? >But it's just another way to erode the Second Amendment one piece at a time and let the frog boil. I don't think they're slowly boiling the frog anymore, I think they're panicking.

I think we can all be grateful he's a responsible citizen and wearing his mask! Otherwise he would be ebil nahdzee-tier bad, bad, bad. This whole thing glows like a thousand suns. I suppose this is another "crash the site with no survivors" redflag gayop like the one that destroyed 8ch?

>>34401 >'...Meanwhile, there is a black mass shooter on the loose in Texas who is targeting Asians by rushing their businesses and opening fire on random people with a semi-automatic rifle. This has barely been mentioned in the national media." Nothing to see here goy...citizen. move along, move along.

>>34385 Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't American Police completely militarized after a couple of robbers wore so much body armor that local law enforcement could not put a dent in the perpetrators' rectums? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Hollywood_shootout >The North Hollywood shootout was a confrontation between two heavily armed and armored bank robbers, Larry Phillips Jr. and Emil Mătăsăreanu, and members of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in the North Hollywood district of Los Angeles, California, United States on February 28, 1997. Both robbers were killed, twelve police officers and eight civilians were injured, and numerous vehicles and other property were damaged or destroyed by the nearly 2,000 rounds of ammunition fired by the robbers and police.[1] >At 9:17 a.m., Phillips and Mătăsăreanu entered and robbed Bank of America's North Hollywood branch. The two robbers were confronted by LAPD officers when they exited the bank and a shootout between the officers and robbers ensued. The robbers attempted to flee the scene, Phillips on foot and Mătăsăreanu in their getaway vehicle, while continuing to exchange fire with the officers. The shootout continued onto a residential street adjacent to the bank until Phillips, mortally wounded, succumbed to a self-inflicted gunshot wound; Mătăsăreanu was incapacitated by officers three blocks away and subsequently bled to death before the arrival of paramedics more than an hour later. >Phillips and Mătăsăreanu are believed to have robbed at least two other banks using similar methods for entry past "bullet-proof" security doors, taking control of the entire bank, and firing weapons illegally modified to enable fully-automatic fire. They were also suspects in two armored car robberies.[2] >Standard issue sidearms carried by most local patrol officers at the time were 9mm pistols or .38 Special revolvers; some patrol cars were also equipped with a 12-gauge shotgun. Phillips and Mătăsăreanu carried Norinco Type 56 rifles (a Chinese AK-47 variant), a Bushmaster XM-15 Dissipator with a 100-round drum magazine, and a Heckler & Koch HK91 rifle, all of which had been illegally modified to be select-fire capable, as well as a Beretta 92FS pistol. The robbers wore homemade body armor which successfully protected them from handgun rounds and shotgun pellets fired by the responding officers. A law enforcement SWAT team eventually arrived with higher-caliber weapons, but they had little effect on the heavy body armor used by the two perpetrators. The SWAT team also commandeered an armored car to evacuate the wounded. Several officers additionally equipped themselves with AR-15s and other semi-automatic rifles from a nearby firearms dealer. The incident sparked debate on the need for patrol officers to upgrade their firepower in preparation for similar situations in the future.[1] >Due to the large number of injuries and rounds fired, equipment used by the robbers, and overall length of the shootout, it is regarded as one of the most intense and significant gun battles in U.S. police history.[3] Combined, the two men had fired approximately 1,100 rounds in total, while approximately 650 rounds were fired by police.[4] Another estimate is that a total of nearly 2,000 rounds were fired collectively.[1] >>34402 Where are our stalwart heroes when you need them?

https://files.catbox.moe/8q1fys.mp4 6 min 52 s vidya is here btw, no goblins >>34402 Ordinary shootings that have clear actors and motives are not worth mentioning, shootings committed by 18 year olds for reasons that are so incomprehensible are.

>>34404 >btw, no goblins Speaking of goblins, does anyone have the 108mb 1280x1280 rick roll version with Suika Ibuki? I had it but I fucked it up with ffmpeg when I was trying to do something, and the old catbox link for it was removed some time ago.

>>34406 Should add that I'd like it just for my own personal archival purposes.

>>34404 >Ordinary shootings that have clear actors and motives are not worth mentioning, shootings committed by 18 year olds for reasons that are so incomprehensible are. Or maybe -- just maybe -- kike media managers have explicit directives not to impugn niggers in any way whatsoever? Food for thought.

>>34406 it's on 8/pol/

>>34412 The 480p webm? I made that. I'm looking for the source file that I used to make it, the one that I fucked up.

Day after banning wheat exports, Centre extends procurement season >A day after imposing ban on exports, the Centre on Sunday asked wheat producing states and UTs with procurement closing dates expiring early to continue purchases till May 31. >Wheat procurement under the central pool has been less during RMS 2022-23 as compared to previous RMS 2021-22 due to the higher market prices than MSP with farmers selling to private traders, officials said. >The Ministry of Food and Public Distribution and Consumer Affairs has also directed FCI to continue with wheat procurement under the central pool. The extended period is expected to benefit farmers, they added >The decision comes in the wake of requests by state governments and UTs to continue the procurement process amid rising prices of the grain and byproducts as ‘atta’. >Till Saturday, 180 LMT (corresponding purchase of 367 LMT during RMS 2021-22) of wheat has been procured, benefiting about 16.83 lakh farmers with MSP value of Rs.36,208 crore. >State-wise revised closing date for procurement of wheat during RMS 2022-23 are: >Punjab: May 31 >Haryana: May 31 >Uttar Pradesh: June 15 >Madhya Pradesh: June 15 >Bihar: July 15 >Rajasthan: June 10 >Uttarakhand: June 30 >Delhi: May 31 >Gujarat: June 15 >Himachal Pradesh: June 15 >Jammu & Kashmir: May 31 https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/nation/day-after-banning-wheat-exports-centre-extends-procurement-season-395111 tl:dr, India is imposing export restrictions on wheat.

>>34419 Pooper power's time to shine?

>>34355 this retard falls on the same spectrum as the El Paso goblino, if you are retarded enough to believe that killing a dozen nonwhites will in any way save the white race, either through accelerationism (which only works if there are consistent attacks one after another) or somehow spiking white birthrates/curbing nonwhite ones, please do the world a favor and kill yourself. killing 10 black churchgoers of all people makes this scream glow, similar to Dylann Roof, like it was specifically chosen to bitchslap the bear and provoke outrage. i really have no choice but to believe that this is either a desperate glowop to distract from king joe's senile retardation or yet another ultra-retarded edgelord that drank the koolaid without actually taking a close look at the ingrediants first. you really want to save muh white race? find a white wife, have a dozen kids together and raise them to be good people. don't sperg out against 10 literal whos that will be replaced by the end of the day by nonwhite newborns. fuck im angry, angry that people are either falling for this retarded glowop or that there are reddit rejects out there that are completely incapable of critical thinking.

>>34527 What people besides total hylics are falling for this one? I feel like no one cares about this shooting due to the news media's strategy of focusing on one story to outrage people then move to the next and there's one too many stories concurrently going on to capture the attention of the normalfag's emotions as they've been groomed to comply with. After such a long time the alphabet agencies didn't orchestrate one and how the Las Vegas shooting was so blatantly done by them that they had to reel them back for a while. Also if you're going to kill random pedestrians at least get a body count of 50.

>>34527 Thank god that glownigger psyop board has left this site. If you still want to stimulate your blood pressure I recommend going to 16chan/fascist.

>>34646 >that glownigger psyop board This is the same board that was BO'd by a literal glownigger. You have no room to talk.

>>34653 *was* It would surprise me if there still existed an anti gh online community that hasn't been glownigger monitored in some way. At least anons here aren't chinese SS uniform wearing LARPers.

>>34661 >At least anons here aren't chinese SS uniform wearing LARPers Are you absolutely certain of that?

Ted turned 80 today.

>>34730 Lolwut, today's my B'day. >80 Really? That seems hard to believe tbh, but I guess it's true.

Not exactly news, but it may be of interest. It's about some illegals being helped by the military. www.bitchute.com/video/9i2TJXbEzrcA/

DAMMED💢BRATTY💢KIDS💢NEED💢SCHOOL💢SHOOTER💢CORRECTIONS💢

Two dead, 14 injured in shooting at Texas elementary school, hospital says https://web.archive.org/web/20220524201326/https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/24/us/uvalde-texas-elementary-school-shooting/index.html >(CNN) A suspect is in custody after a shooting incident at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, left at least two dead and injured 14 people, including students, authorities said. >The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District (UCISD) posted about an "active shooter" at Robb Elementary at 12:17 p.m. local time and said law enforcement was on site. >The suspect was taken into custody as of 1:06 p.m. local time, according to the Uvalde Police Department. >Two have died after the shooting at Robb Elementary School, a spokesperson from Uvalde Memorial Hospital told CNN. >The hospital received 13 children at their facility who were being treated for varying injuries, he said. Two children were transported to San Antonio and another is pending transfer, Tom Nordwick said. >Additionally, two patients were dead on arrival, he said. Nordwick was not sure of the ages of the two deceased. A man in his 40s was also being treated there, he said. Nordwick did not have conditions on any of the victims.

>>34799 Now at 21 dead. The spic more than doubled the score of last week's glownigger. Local authorities say he had "a handgun and possibly a rifle", while Biden specified that the shooter had two legally-purchased "assault weapons" The spic was shot by a Border Patrol agent lmao.

>>34799 >Been trying to wrap my head around why this would happen in Texas >Look at map Oh. It's just business as usual just in Texas instead of Illinois.

>>34803 >spoiler You cheekey cunt.

so is there actual evidence that it was a false flag? i want to believe it but you'd think the feds would display enough incompetence at this point to forget to hide something that would be a dead giveaway, without any gaps in inference or logic

>>34849 Seems legit to me at the moment. Nothing to suggest it wasn't just a crazy guy that Democrats are taking advantage of to try and force-feed us even more fun controls. Just to recount and make sure we're on the same story... >High school student turns 18 and lacks a criminal record >Legally purchases firearms >Purchases a fairly small amount of ammunition for breaking in your first gun (375 rounds) >Kills his grandmother >Police trace down messages that he killed his grandmother >And that he intends to shoot up some elementary school (doesn't specify) >Cops track him approaching an elementary school >Decide they don't know what he is going to do in that elementary school >Despite knowing he PM'd someone about shooting up an elementary school >/cow/ autist opens fire >Kills a cop and makes his way in >Shoots up "two" rooms full of kids >Cops decide that yeah he's there to kill kids and shoot him I think there are shenanigans afoot since this was a slow news week, however I don't think this was a false flag. Possibly criminal negligence to prevent an ongoing crime with political intent, but not a false flag in the traditional sense.

would also like to point out that he has a face to rival nikolas "56%" cruz >"He felt like the quiet type, the one who doesn't say much. He didn't really socialize with the other employees," Wendy's evening manager Adrian Mendes said. "He just worked, got paid, and came in to get his check." >A former classmate of the gunman said Ramos "would get severely bullied and made fun of a lot" and was taunted by others for the clothes he wore and his family's financial situation. "People would, like, actually call him school shooter and stuff like that," he said. >Stanley Torres, a senior at Uvalde High School, told CNN he shared a gym class with Ramos and described him as a "very quiet person who hung out by himself." Another Uvalde High senior told CNN she "knew people didn't like him. People would make fun of him or want to fight him," but she said she wasn't sure why. >Abbott said that in the first of three messages, about 30 minutes before the school shooting, Ramos wrote, "I'm going to shoot my grandmother." Shortly after, he wrote, "I shot my grandmother." And finally: "I'm going to shoot an elementary school." BUT HOW COULD WE HAVE KNOWN THERE WERE NO SIGNS

>>34799 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ui8wgo3iI18 Nothing else of relevance in the video, however have the video anyways as a source.

>>34862 I wonder if he was on SSRIs.

>>34859 >>34849 I like how it's always the funs' fault but no one tries to ban cars when they ram them into school precints

Feds and cops sat outside the school for an hour while the shooter was killing kids. Arrested parents for yelling at them to go get the shooter, tased, pepper-sprayed, and beat parents for getting too close. Somebody wanted a big pile of dead kids for the election, but they're not as good at managing these things as they used to be. https://archive.ph/O9bFB

>>34917 so nothing has changed since columbine?

>>34799 >be burger >get shot How is this news?

>The NRA's annual conference is in Texas this very weekend Wow, what an unfortunate coincidence. In Canada Trudeau has already announced plans for more restrictions, citing the Texas shooting. Looks like they're trying to ban the usual pinned magazines and get stricter about how they have to be modified to reduce capacity. Say goodbye to the SKS and its 10-round fixed magazine. Not that magazine capacity was a factor in Texas, given that police prevented a response for so long he could have killed that many with a fucking muzzle-loader.

>>34928 >given that police prevented a response for so long he could have killed that many with a fucking muzzle-loader. Not only that apparently the police stopped parents from rushing in and trying to save their kids and some reports that the police went in to try and save their own kids.

>>34917 >>34935 Yeah apparently everyone is equally disgusted with the US Marshal service (feds) who enabled this by superseding the local police department in authority in the only chain of authority they give a shit about. Also apparently there's questions about how he got enough cash/credit at his age in order to acquire that expensive of a rifle.

>>34968 >that expensive of a rifle. Two ARs, a pistol, and an ammunition count that has steadily crept up from initial reports of about 300 to now over 1600, last I read.

>>34977 And 60 (six zero) magazines, can't forget those either.

>>34977 >>34978 >As an 18 year old Yeah I'm thinking the US Marshals Service wanted this to happen.

>>34968 Working at Wendy's while living at home isn't farfetched and it's starting to look like a fedop to me. When was the last time a natural school shooting happened anyway?

>>34977 assuming he didn't spend all his wendybux on dragon dildos and CS:GO keys he could've just stockpiled it for about a year or so

I'm surprised that a) given the (provably) highly-insidious nature of globalist kikes (let's call them TPTB), and b) the (provably) absolute moral vacuum of the typical glowniggers (let's call them the puppet-handlers) that 'any mass-shooting """event""" isn't a priori immediately-classified by /k/, et al, as a redflag gayop. >tl;dr The guilty are guilty before being proven innocent. The (provably) abominable track records of these two sets of absolutely loathsome 'humans' should be ample rationale for considering them to be behind this. I just hope Terry runs their asses over at night one day soon.

>>34996 >When was the last time a natural school shooting happened anyway? I wanna say Columbine but who knows that was during Clinton so it could have been feds too.

>>34980 The cops stood outside for over an hour and prevented families from going in and stopping the shooter. They absolutely wanted it to happen nothing looks worse than when the cops went in got their kids and left the rest of them to die.

>>35044 >The cops stood outside for over an hour The story the police are giving now is that 19 cops were actually in the hallway right outside the classroom for 47 minutes, listening to him shooting kids and ignoring the kids' 911 calls begging the police to come and stop him.

>>35048 If only there was a special tool you could carry around in a situatuons where an authority figure might tase and detain you preventing your loved ones from being murdered. Hmmm.

>>35056 Hey that's a good idea Strelok. That could totally turn a man's frown upside down on a really bad day huh? Seems kinda odd no one has devised such a special tool yet though. Could be a real business opportunity tbh.

>>35043 V-Tech was a false flag too?

>>35094 NOTHING IS REAL

I hope you disgusting terrorists aren't using 9mm for self defense and hunting. It'll just blow a person's lung right out of their body!

>>34980 This place is Mexico at this point. Feds running drugs starting shit for unapologetic power grabs, beaners shooting each other up, and an inevitable gun ban that will punish nobody but the innocent.

https://www.congress.gov/event/117th-congress/house-event/114852 >Protect Our Kids Act The Rechucklekins :3 are going to buckle on this one. Never before has such a useless whipped party existed. Not that it doesn't matter at this point, everyone on the political spectrum has an AR-15 or 12ga shotgun by now. >>35147 X people bring the problems that had in X-stan or X-ia.

>>35151 >introduced by Rep. Nadler >The Rechucklekins :3 are going to buckle on this one. Doubt.

They're coming for your representatives with lawfare tactics and political violence, you better believe it! Ryan Kelly arrested on misdemeanor charges over January 6th Riots just after an assassination attempt against Kavanaugh and a violent and deliberately unconstitutional airport raid against Peter Navarro! FBI arrests Michigan gubernatorial candidate on 6 January charges https://archive.ph/kVSbC >Ryan Kelley is facing four misdemeanour charges related to the Capitol breach, including disorderly conduct, >Mr Kelley, 40, has confirmed he was in Washington DC on 6 January but denied engaging in illegal activity. >The real estate agent is one of five Republicans on the August primary ballot, competing to take on Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer in November's general election. >According to an affidavit filed in federal court, the FBI received at least four tips between January and February 2021 from people who said Mr Kelley was at the Capitol attack. All four tipsters provided photos of a man who appeared to be Mr Kelley at the Capitol that day. >According to the completely digitally assembled model of what they think Mr Kelly's actions were, a man the FBI identifies as Mr Kelley is seen at points throughout the day. He is shown filming a crowd of people who are assaulting and pushing past police officers, and climbing and standing on an "architectural feature" of the Capitol building and waving the crowd behind him forward. >But somehow they didn't know it was him up until now >Court documents also include reports of Mr Kelley's attendance at a November "Stop the Steal" protest >Last year, Mr Kelley addressed claims that he entered the Capitol complex and engaged in misconduct on 6 January, calling it an "absolutely inaccurate and slanderous accusation made by fascist Democrats". >"Kelley has publicly confirmed his presence in Washington DC on January 6, and has made it very clear that he did not engage in any illegal activity, nor did he enter the Capitol building," the statement said. >He is now facing charges of knowingly entering and remaining on restricted property, disorderly conduct on restricted property, engaging in violence on restricted property and wilfully injuring property of the United States. >On Wednesday, a chiropractor who works just blocks away from the Capitol was arrested for his suspected role in the riot. >David Walls-Kaufman, who has lived and worked in Washington DC's Capitol Hill neighbourhood for three decades, was arrested by the FBI. He faces four misdemeanour charges for allegedly entering the breached government building. >He is already being sued in civil court by the wife of a Washington DC police officer who died by suicide nine days after being injured in the riot - allegedly by Mr Walls-Kaufman. tl;dr- they are ignoring due process and using lawfare to arrest political dissidents they don't like in order to smear them in the upcoming primaries.

>>35144 My country's lugenpresse is celebrating the defeat of weapons in America forever and ever, can Burgeranons debunk?

>>35815 Depends entirely on how spineless Republicans decide to be. It got through the house, but the Senate is split evenly with Republicans having the filibuster. There are currently four pieces of legislation doing different things. They cuck America to be about 40% of the way towards Canadian-style gun control but they are all nuisance laws rather than hard bans.

>>35151 They aren't going after your licensed, serialized, and trackable guns. They're going after 2nd ammendment-protected private/homemade and unregistered firearms and 3D printed weaponry. Keep in mind America is a sanctuary state for 3D printed and/or CNC'd weapon schematics, and that a 3D ban would in effect also "ban" online distribution of schematics globally.

the first major highway bridge linking Russia and China on the Amur river opened.

>>35821 >They cuck America to be about 40% of the way towards Canadian-style gun control but they are all nuisance laws rather than hard bans. Image related.

WHY IS MILQUETOAST TIM THE ONLY ONE DEFENDING MY FUCKING RIGHTS REEEEEEEEEEEE!!! https://rumble.com/v19e87v-scummy-rino-gop-votes-in-favor-of-red-flag-laws-and-gun-control-14-gop-just.html https://youtube.com/watch?v=HIjH2kXmevs tl;dr- 17 Republicunts just signed off on Red Flag Laws so that they could get their telemedicine conferences for boomers.

Chinese, Russian Warships Continue to Circle Japan, Defense Minister Says An uptick in Russian and Chinese warship movements near Japan are a part of an ongoing military demonstration toward Tokyo, Japan’s Defense Minister Nobou Kishi said this week. The People’s Liberation Army Navy and the Russian Pacific fleet have, since mid-June, sent two separate surface action groups around the Japanese home islands. “The fact that about 10 Russian and Chinese ships sail around Japan on the same route in a short period of time is a display of the military presence of both countries around Japan,” Kishi said. Seven Russian warships sailed near Hokkaido toward the Izu Islands on June 15. Five of the ships sailed in the waters between Okinawa and Miyakojima toward the East China Sea on June 21. The group sailed through the Tsushima Strait toward the Sea of ​​Japan, almost making a circle of the Japanese archipelago, he said. On June 12, four Chinese ships sailed through the Tsushima Strait toward the Sea of ​​Japan, two of which sailed through the Tsugaru Strait and the other two through La Pérouse Strait to the Pacific Ocean. Three of these ships have been operating near around the Izu Islands, similar to the movement of the Russian ships, and were moving around the Japanese archipelago, “The Ministry of Defense will continue to pay close attention to the trends of the Russian Navy and the Chinese Navy in the waters around Japan, and will make every possible effort to carry out warning and surveillance activities in the sea and airspace around Japan,” Kishi said. In a response to a media questions as to whether the surveillance activities of the Russian and Chinese activities around Japan would involve the U.S., Kishi replied that the surveillance was a Japan Self Defense Force task. The movement of the Russian and Chinese ships have all been posted on in recent releases by the Joint Staff Office (JSO) of the Japanese Ministry of Defense. On Tuesday, the JSO issued a release stating that five Russian ships had been sighted at 7 a.m. that day and sailed northeast through the Tsushima Strait into the Sea of Japan. Hull numbers and images provided corresponded to destroyer RFS Admiral Panteleyev (548), Corvettes RFS Sovershennyy (333), RFS Gromkiy (335), Hero of the Russian Federation Aldar Tsydenzhapov (339) and the missile range instrumentation ship Marshal Krylov. The release included a map showing the earlier movements of the Russian ships around Japan in which destroyer RFS Marshal Shaposhnikov (543) and corvette RFS Gremyashchiy (337) formed part of the group in those movements. All the ships belonged to the Russian Pacific Fleet, which has been conducting a large scale exercise since June 3. The release stated that the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) destroyer JS Amagiri (DD-154) and the fast attack craft JS Otaka (PG-826) monitored the Russian ships. Marshal Shaposhnikov, Gremyashchiy and the tanker Pechanga, which had earlier replenished the seven Russian surface ship group operating around Japan made a port visit to Manila, Philippines, from Tuesday to Wednesday, according to a social media post by the Russian Embassy in the Philippines. As of Friday afternoon, Japan has not reported any sightings of the three ships in the East China Sea since their departure from the Philippines, indicating the ships are either operating in the Philippine Sea or the South China Sea. Chinese ships and aircraft have been also been heavily operating around Japan. Two People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) destroyers and a replenishment ship were sighted sailing west between Smith Island and Torishima in the Izu Islands, according to a Japanese release Tuesday. Hull numbers and images provided identified the ships as destroyers CNS Lhasa (102) and CNS Chengdu (120) and replenishment ship CNS Dongpinghu (902). These were the same ships cited in previous JSO releases and included a map showing their movements since the first sighting on 12 June, according to the Tuesday release. The release also stated that the JMSDF destroyer JS Makinami (DD-112) was monitoring the PLAN ships. On Wednesday, a JSO release stated that a PLAN corvette had been sighted at 9 a.m., sailing south in the waters about 220 km north of Yonaguni Island, and later on that day, at 11p.m., a PLAN destroyer was sighted sailing south in around 210 km north of Yonaguni Island. Both ships subsequently made separate passages between Yonaguni Island and Taiwan to sail towards the Pacific Ocean. Hull numbers and images provided identified the ships as destroyer CNS Xi’an (153) and corvette CNS Xiaogan (615). The release stated that the destroyer JS Abukuma (DE-229) and a JMSDF P-1 Maritime Patrol Aircraft of Fleet Air Wing 1 based at Kanoya Air Field, Kyushu, conducted surveillance of the PLAN ships. A second release on Wednesday stated that on 2 .m. Tuesday, a PLAN destroyer and two frigates were sighted sailing southeast in area approximately 280 km northwest of Kume Island, Okinawa Prefecture and, subsequently, sailed through the Miyako Strait into the Pacific Ocean. Hull numbers and images provided correspond to destroyer CNS Taiyuan (131) and frigates CNS Zhoushan (529) and CNS Anyang (599). The release also stated that a PLAN destroyer was sighted sailing southeast in the area around 160 km northeast of Miyako Island and subsequently transited the Miyako Strait to sail into the Pacific Ocean around 6 a.m. Wednesday. Hull number and image provided correspond to the destroyer CNS Zibo (156). The release stated that the replenishment ship JS Tokiwa (AOE-423), minesweeper JS Shishijima (MSC-691) and JMSDF P-3C Orion MPAs of Fleet Air Wing 5 based at Naha Air Base, Okinawa, monitored the PLAN ships. On Friday, the JSO issued a release stating that Xi’an was sighted at 6 a.m. 70 km southwest of Yonaguni Island before the ship sailed north in the area between Yonaguni Island and Taiwan and sailed towards the East China Sea. The release stated the PLAN ship was monitored by Tokiwa. A second release on Friday stated that a Dongdiao class surveillance ship with the hull number 795 had been sighted sailing northwest at an area 150 km east of Miyako Island around 9 p.m. Thursday, and, at the same time, Taiyuan and Zhoushan had been sighted sailing northward in an area about 130km south of Miyako Island. This was followed by a 10 p.m. sighting in an area about 130km south of Miyako Island of Anyang sailing northeast and of Zibo sailing north in an area about 200km southeast of Miyako Island. Subsequently all the PLAN ships sailed northwest in the Miyako Strait and entered the East China Sea. Destroyer JS Asahi (DD-119) along with Shishijima and a JMSDF P-3C Orion MPA of Fleet Air Wing 5 monitored the PLAN ships. Chinese aircraft have also been active around Japan as on Thursday the JSO issued a release stating that three People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) H-6 bombers flew in from the East China Sea in the afternoon that day, flying through the Miyako Strait into the Pacific Ocean where the bombers conducted separate circuits before joining together again to fly through the Miyako Strait and back into the East China Sea. Images in the release showed that two of the H-6s were carrying YJ-12 anti-ship cruise missiles. The release stated that the Japan Air Self-Defense Force’s (JASDF) Southwestern Air Defense Force’s fighter aircraft was scrambled and monitored the PLAAF planes. On Friday, the JSO issued a release stating that on that morning a Chinese Y-9 electronic intelligence aircraft flew from the East China Sea and through the Miyako Strait to enter the Pacific Ocean and then made two turns before passing through the Miyako Strait to enter the East China Sea. JASDF fighter aircraft were scrambled and monitored the Chinese plane, stated the release. In other developments, the Royal Australian navy wrapped up exercise Sea Explorer 2022 on June 16, according to Defence Department release on Monday. The exercise was for the Australian Amphibious Force (AAF) to verify its capability to deploy as an integrated force and involved the landing helicopter dock HMAS Adelaide (L01) with ground and aviation units of the Australian Army. Also participating was the U.S landing Ship dock USS Ashland (LSD-48). Capt. Phillipa Hay, commander of the Australian Amphibious Task Force, said in the release that Sea Explorer 2022 was also enriched by the presence of the United States Navy’s Japan-based USS Ashland, with AAF forces embarked on it. “USS Ashland is one of our nearest and closest coalition partners. Together, we have demonstrated our ability to interchange and operate as a cohesive force to develop and deliver an amphibious effect,” Hay said. “The AAF is now certified to deploy on Indo-Pacific Endeavour, Defence’s premier deployment into the region and beyond, where we will be enhancing our interoperability and relationships with key partners and friends in the region.” Indo-Pacific Endeavour is the Australian Defence Force’s annual presence and partnership deployment spearheaded by one of its Canberra-class LHDs to the Indo-Pacific region. On odd number years the deployment focuses on Southeast and Northeast Asia while even number years focus upon the Pacific Islands. No date has been released yet for the deployment but it is expected to be a key part of the new Australian government’s goal of strengthening Australia’s partnership with the Pacific islands and rolling back China’s influence there. https://news.usni.org/2022/06/24/chinese-russian-warships-continue-to-circle-japan-defense-minister-says

>>36456 https://archive.ph/4Pb0s sorry archive took very long to publish.

>>36456 Guess the moment to import nip shit is now, just to take advantage of the weak yen.

roe v wade is kill

>>36477 So I heard. The ruling also paves the way for a conservative culture war towards more States' Rights since Clarence Thomas' notes sets the stage for some Civil Rights era "constitutional rights" regarding equality along with crap like Fag Marriage to be stripped as privileges instead of rights since they are not enshrined in the constitution. Kavanaugh needs to stop cucking out and mentor under Thomas for a few years. They released the ruling on a Friday too which is a pretty bold move since it is the Supreme Court's way of protesting the current administration. Releasing on a Friday is synonymous with trying to intentionally spark bigger riots. SCOTUS is goding the Biden admin into saying the firebombings that may (likely already have) happen(ed) were "mostly peaceful" or something equally retarded that makes normal people loom at the riots with shame. It was a deliberate Friday ruling for 4D chess but I don't think leftists are self-aware to feel guilt about burning down their own pro-abortion cities.

>>36480 were there any major peacful protests last night?

>>36481 Only in blue states that have already legalized abortion up until birth. Jew York allegedly arrested 25 "protesters" last night.

I don't mind discussing the protests on /k/ if anon wants to talk about them here, but I also believe in paying it forward and would remind anons that /christian/ has a dedicated thread about Roe vs Wade: >>>/christian/9971 Polite sage since I'm derailing a bit.

>>36483 >the board where 90% of relevant posts and ongoing conversations get deleted

>>36504 I didn't say you had to use it I was just suggesting so.

>>35095 Why are parts of that censored? I know it's an edited chart, but it's strange. A lot of these shouldn't be where they are either. For example, KanyeQuest and SCHNELL have had plenty of videos made on them, and Trudeau being Castro's son was talked about plenty in 2015/6.

https://rumble.com/v1bc5oh-biden-admin-exposed-exporting-us-strategic-oil-in-insane-move-as-gas-prices.html So Biden's exporting the strategic oil reserve to Europe. Not only is that unsound and a giant middle finger, but it's likely illegal.

>>37089 >it's likely illegal Nobody has done shit to stop him or anyone else in DC so far so why should he give a fuck? Because you take your range toy to a homo rally and grab your dick and chant slogans like an uppity nigger?

>>37101 Nothing is happening because they control the FBI and part of congress. I'm not gonna sit and pretend the Republicans will fix everything but several populist Republicans have stated without any pause after the question that they intend to run several impeachments/federal investigations, and one of the main talking points of populist Republicans is re-funding the police/cleaning house with the FBI. It's not so much the fact they are getting away with it while in power, but whether the Democrats will start a civil war to try and maintain power whether they will get away with it when they're already 1 foot out the door. Probably but I'm an optimist and despite niggerpilling the last three elections about both parties, right now several key factors may force change whether the establishment likes homeless in their ivory towers or not.

Boris is getting pissing everyone off. Long story short it was Boris' boorish actions that led to the current war in Ukraine and economic downturn in the UK, and after 30 ministers resigned everyone is asking him to step down so that they don't have to change the rules regarding no confidence since they aren't allowed to take a second vote of no confidence or something- I'm not a Brit so I don't get how it works. >To finish the Committee, Bernard Jenkin tried to get it on the record whether he will rule out dissolving parliament if he doesn't have the confidence of a majority of his MPs. >Boris Johnson insisted there was no reason to call an election - and said the earliest date he could see one would be two years from now. Full video but it's 2 hours long: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKxmlHywO_k

Shinzo Abe, former Prime Minister of Japan, was just assassinated by someone with a homemade shotgun.

>>37181 I fucking warned you! This is Tamamo's revenge. Now even our last hope is dead. The world is fuck.

>>37181 Fucking hell

>>37181 He already wasn't long for the world, but the Japs just lost a very good man.

>>37181 Better photo.

>>37189 >>37181 >Has gun >Chooses to apprehend Japanese, man.

>>37191 If it had been the US 50 cops would have mag dumped into him, inadvertently hitting at least 5 bystanders and one of their own, and then the FBI would have shot his friend later that night while "questioning" him.

>>37181 What was the supposed reason for the attack?

>>37191 That's a homemade shotty and probably a muzzle-loader to boot. He made two shots in the video and at Abe, so unless he is deepthroating a second one under the mask, it's perfectly safe.

>>37181 he's still not dead yet. with the power of young goyim blood he might be able to get by completely unscathed.

>>37201 >he's still not dead yet. Allegedly showed no vital signs at the scene and supposedly after arriving at the hospital at least 10 minutes later, so unless the doctors are doing a full Ouchi-tier ER experiment he seems to be yakidaijin on the plate. That or someone got the initial report all wrong, pictures show small injurues so he probably was nipped with birdshot but his unconsciousness implies it hit vital points. >>37198 >the supposed reason for the attack? An ex-Japanese Self Defence Force unit, Navy branch, said "he was dissatisfied with the former prime minister." :^)

>>37113 >30 ministers It was 59 resignations by the time he resigned without using the word "resign" in his speech. The opposition party still want Boris gone immediately, and not to be a 'caretaker' while a new leader is selected. Boris recently admitted during questioning on Wednesday - when he was the Foreign Secretary he was having secret meetings with KGB members alone in Italy. He claimed he logged the meeting (what he officially should do, but there's no record so he's lying again). Expect this to be big news next week. The opposing party are to table a motion of no confidence to get rid of him immediately. If his party back him against the opposition, then he's back in power, unironically..and all manner of shit breaks loose. >>37181 >Apparently assassin is Tetsuya Yamagami (山上徹也 ) Age: 41 years old. Resident of Nara prefecture. No criminal records. Ex-JDF vet. The shotgun is a self-made (two iron pipe) with duct tape and possible electronic primer ignition >Shinzo Abe hit in neck and lower left body. Vital signs lost during airlift to hospital. Revival attempts unsuccessful at this time. >Assassin in custody. No other individuals sought in connection at this time.

>>37201 It's official, revival attempts at the hospital have failed. Japanese media are reporting him as deceased.

>>37203 Rooks rike an otaku Hirohito >hit in neck The ruskie style targeting, hope he recovers but "revival attempts unsuccessful" after 1/3/6 hours of the incident means either he's being turned into Robocop or he's plain fried.

ABE IS FUCKING DEAD! https://archive.ph/Fp5IU

>>37206 F

>>37206 All politician are deserve to die.

>>37206 Goodnight, sweet prince. Anons, I think it's time to form an elite unit of supernatural fox-hunters. Tamamo went too far this time...

>>37206 >assassinated but why?

>>37212 >Abe wasn't the original target t. Gaburi Lee Purinsip

>>37213 >why assassinate a politician? why not?

>>37218 Because Abe was a populist Nationalist beloved by the people and retired to boot. He only had a few years left in him due to liver/kidney issues so the only ones who would want him dead are the internationalist elites.

Damn, he should used those instead.

>>37211 >they moved the age of marriage from 16 to 18 >abe gets shot >mfw

>>37227 Which type of bullet he used? 12 gauge?

>>37227 Damn, he was building handheld ribaults

>>37229 Probably lead "weights" propelled by black powder. Even buckshot sized ones can be found on Nipponese Amazon.

>>37229 If he had primer or decent bullets it wouldnt be fired by electric current, so its black powder

Commiefornia state's gun control websites expose personal data >California state website exposed the personal details of anyone who applied for concealed-carry weapons (CCW) permits between 2011 and 2021. >According to the California Department of Justice, the blunder happened earlier this week when the US state's Firearms Dashboard Portal was overhauled. >In addition to that portal, data was exposed on several other online dashboards provided the state, including: Assault Weapon Registry, Handguns Certified for Sale, Dealer Record of Sale, Firearm Safety Certificate, and Gun Violence Restraining Order dashboards. >The Cali DOJ noted that the dashboards and data were available to the public "for less than 24 hours," and the information exposed included names, dates of birth, gender, race, driver license numbers, addresses, and criminal histories. It did not, however, expose Social Security numbers and financial information, according to the West Coast state. >Still, some private information may have been posted on social media websites, according to the Fresno County Sheriff's Office, which initially disclosed the data leak. >The state DOJ said it will notify Californians whose data was exposed and "provide additional information and resources" in the coming days. This includes credit monitoring services for those affected. >"I immediately launched an investigation into how this occurred at the California Department of Justice and will take strong corrective measures where necessary," said California Attorney General Rob Bonta in a statement, adding he was "deeply disturbed and angered" by the incident. >Bonta's office did not immediately respond to The Register's questions about how many people were affected, and how many California residents apply for and/or are denied a concealed weapons permit each year. >"The failure to keep stakeholders' sensitive data confidential is coming with greater consequences for organizations in the United States," Tim Marley, VP for audit, risk and compliance at Cerberus Sentinel, told The Register. >The California cyber-gaffe comes at a time when data privacy is at the forefront of the national debate, in large part because of the US Supreme Court's recent decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade, which has called into question what personal data is collected, retained — and potentially sold or shared. >In the weeks leading up to the court's ruling, US lawmakers introduced several federal data privacy bills. Five states (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah and Virginia) have their own consumer data privacy laws on the books, and at least six others have legislation under review. >"At the end of the day, we shouldn't need legislation to force us to examine the sensitive data in our possession and verify that we protect it at every stage of the data lifecycle," Marley added. "We are the custodians of this data and owe it to our customers, clients, partners, and residents to verify that we always manage this information securely." ® https://www.theregister.com/2022/06/30/california_websites_expose_personal_data/

>>37212 >> [undisclosed] nonsensical statements So it's all under wraps, and will remain so.

Why isn't there a dedicated Abe assassination thread? Isn't this the most populated /k/ on the webring?

>>37308 Feel free to make one.

>>37281 This doesn't surprise me at all. Back when I used to live in that shithole of a state, there was an """accidental""" leak of data that had to do with prop 8, which was the proposition that let fag marriage happen. The data in question was regarding the people who voted against the prop and those who supported it more covertly. >>37308 There is a thread about this topic over on /b/ and /monster/ but like patchie said, there's nothing wrong with you creating one. By the way the way, wich 2hu wud u fug?

>>37309 >>37311 >Make thread. Sorry, but I'm a card-carrying member of lazy gang. >By the way the way, wich 2hu wud u fug? Clownpiece, but only after marriage.

>>37308 >>37309 >>37312 I'll do it myself. >>37317

So what exactly is going on in Sri Lanka now?

>>37410 >Be Sri Lankan president >ban fertilizer imports and chemical fertilizer because organic fertilizer is produced domestically >This fertilizer is worse >Only a single digit percentage of fertilizer usage uses this and you can't upscale to 20 times the previous size overnight >Crop production craters >Shit yourself in panic and tell government workers to go home and farm >This does nothing because throwing more people that don't know what they're doing at newly made fields without tools is retarded >No tourists cause Covid >No fertilizer or food imports to be had quickly because Ukraine >Currency is doing its best impression of a Wall St Banker ca. 1929 >Hungry, destitute populace beats in the palace gates >Promise to resign in three days >Send brother to try fleeing through the airport >brother gets turned away twice because no employee wants to get their family killed for letting him through >take a military jet instead And all of this could've been avoided if he didn't treat an entire country like a racecar. Small, methodical changes are good, rapid revolutions are either gonna get you falsely called a genius or lynched. The WSJ had good articles on this entire series of events, and they were entirely predictable from the word go. You do not fuck with agriculture.

>>37410 Basically >>37422 but to expand on... >Currency is doing its best impression of a Wall St Banker ca. 1929 Sri Lanka has been buying American dollars and re-selling them at a deficit for the last year in order to prop up their currency, and ran out of money to do it. They're getting hit by a "hyperinflation" readjustment even harder than they would have otherwise, exacerbating the problem tenfold.

>>37422 >And all of this could've been avoided if he didn't treat an entire country like a racecar. Small, methodical changes are good, rapid revolutions are either gonna get you falsely called a genius or lynched. Reminds me so much of Geopolitical Simulator (except that game had a retarded rule where allowing funs makes it so you have a timer until you get assassinated). Super jank shit but you can do some pretty memey stuff like having cults subvert nations and micromanaging revolutions. Everyone has a stomach ulcer for some reason. >>37425 You would think that the Keynesian meme would have been known to the rest of the world after WW2 by now but nope.

U.S., Israel sign joint pledge to deny Iran nuclear weaponry https://archive.ph/HSYqF >The undertaking, part of a "Jerusalem Declaration" crowning Biden's first visit to Israel as president, came a day after he told a local TV station that he was open to "last resort" use of force against Iran - an apparent move toward accommodating Israel's calls for a "credible military threat" by world powers. >JERUSALEM, July 14 (Reuters) - U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid signed a joint pledge on Thursday to deny Iran nuclear arms, a show of unity by allies long divided over diplomacy with Tehran. The undertaking, part of a "Jerusalem Declaration" crowning Biden's first visit to Israel as president, came a day after he told a local TV station that he was open to "last resort" use of force against Iran - an apparent move toward accommodating Israel's calls for a "credible military threat" by world powers. Advertisement · Scroll to continue "We will not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon," Biden told a news conference following the signing of the declaration. Washington and Israel have separately made veiled statements about possible preemptive war with Iran - which denies seeking nuclear arms - for years. Whether they have the capabilities or will to deliver on this has been subject to debate, however. Thursday's statement reaffirmed U.S. support for Israel's regional military edge and ability "to defend itself by itself". Advertisement · Scroll to continue "The United States stresses that integral to this pledge is the commitment never to allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon, and that it is prepared to use all elements of its national power to ensure that outcome," the statement added. Lapid cast this posture as a way of averting open conflict. "The only way to stop a nuclear Iran is if Iran knows the free world will use force," he said after the signing ceremony.

>>37447 >You would think that the Keynesian meme would have been known to the rest of the world after WW2 by now but nope. China sponsored it as part of BRI hoping to keep the ports if a debt crisis hit.

>>37541 Every time I see shit involving US provocations against Iran, all I can think is "with what fucking army?" The American military could not reasonably defeat Iran in open warfare under the Trump regime they could win but at that cost of becoming irrelevant on the world stage and under the Biden administration about 15% of the military, specifically the "troops on the ground" infantry types, have been cut.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLWTDNs7SwA Apparently the Sri Lankan President managed to flee the country by naval vessel after he was blocked from leaving by plane. He resigned via email after getting out of the country. He's in Singapore and Singapore has already told him he can't stay more than 10 days.

A shooting at a mall in Indiana was stopped by a bystander who was carrying.

So apparently the DOJ is going to slap Jewgle on the wrist. https://archive.ph/iHeaY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64UtrrQSQ4M

WHO declares rapidly spreading monkeypox outbreak a global health emergency https://archive.ph/XoGTx I'm not holding my breath that this will lead to anything, but that's because I feel like I've got scammed out of the apocalypse with COVID.

>>38010 It's the new gay killer like AIDS, except nobody wants to admit it because you can't tell fags to stop being fags so they don't stop being alive.

>>38010 To clarify it was only declared a global emergency by the leader of the who, the governing panel couldn't agree on whether to or not. >I'm not holding my breath that this will lead to anything Probably not, but it is convenient that some months ago a lab that was supposed to receive smallpox samples from the CDC never got any; the virus disappearing somewhere in the chain.

>>37732 Flannel Daddy just threw up a video on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mA7Rb-EX4K4

Zawahiri is kill https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Ayman_al-Zawahiri

>>38655 F.

Glownigs did a raid of dup's florida estate

>>39153 So a boomer coworker was ranting and yelling about this morning. By all means if the Democrats want to institute a police state to play stazi with their political opponents, the Republicucks better not do what they are known for when it's time to bite bacm.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=codj-5rOKL0 Milquetoast Tim did a segment on the Trump raid.

>>39163 idk why you keep posting this retard with direct jewtube links no less. give us a summary and tell us why this nigger is different from the 1000 other right-wing schizos.

>>39164 he's a fucking newfag who doesn't know about Youtube mirrors

>>39164 He's not right-wing. >>39165 I know about his rumble. I also know it pisses you off when I link his youtube because you have to spend an extra 3 seconds copy/pasting the video link into invidious. Speaking of which... https://youtube.com/watch?v=ou6SRDU6upA Milquetoast Tim talks about the judge who ordered the raid being linked to Epstein, specifically defending Epstein's employees using confidential information in a conflict of interests.

>>39169 >unironically linking Jewtube kys at least link rumble, bitchute or odysee if you actually want to support him and not Google https://odysee.com/@timcast:c/judge-who-signed-fbi-raid-on-trump:5

>>39171 I was planning to swap to rumble links for that story but then anon had a shit fit about Jewtube and called me a newfag when I've been here since the Greeceball days, so I couldn't resist.

Author of The Satanic Verses got a surprise ventilation before giving a speech. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stabbing_of_Salman_Rushdie

Gorbachev is kill

>>40051 >Gorbachev is kill Just in time for the old Cold War guard to die off at the start of the new Cold War.

>>40051 >>40057 >all those 80's figures slowly dying >we still don't have real hoverboards or moon colonies >we do have Weimer 2: Electric Jewgaloo though Where did it all go so wrong?

>>40063 >Weimar 2 I wish. History rhymes but it certainly doesn't repeat. Weimar would be preferable to the shit we're dealing with.

https://archive.ph/xUwGA >a bunch of literal tiki abbos just told the US navy to stay the fuck out RIP "pax" americana. It's been something.

>>40070 They have a total population of 700k, too. That's like being cucked by Liechtenstein. The good news is, there's no reason to start a war over them because they're living on tiny low-lying flat islands that won't be there in 20 years.

>>40070 >>40076 That's actually kinda defensible in light of that whole Westphalian paradigm thingy we've been doing for the last, oh I dunno, fucking forever now. In fact, I seem to remember either the Kiwis or the shitposters telling our Navy to stay the fuck out of their ports years ago because "lol nukyular reactors scary" or some shit, and not only was it a reduced-sodium nothingburger, we're still friends. That it sounds like it's due to bug influence isn't a great sign, though, I'll give you that. >>39173 y hello fello salt miner here, have a Minish Link

>>40070 From what I can gather, they are barring all naval vessels from all countries because the bureaucracy has gotten so large that ships end up ignoring the approval process when landing or passing through. It was just two US naval vessels that caused it. They are reforming their paperwork process to prevent this from happening. On the flip side, they are bringing in Chinese national security experts to quell the local populations because of anti-government sentiment so this very well could be a faux pass siding with/listening to China gone right for China wrong.

>>40078 >In fact, I seem to remember either the Kiwis or the shitposters telling our Navy to stay the fuck out of their ports years ago because "lol nukyular reactors scary" or some shit That's the sheepshaggers. They've got a zero tolerance for nuclear, I think if you get tumors from mutton immunodeficiency syndrome you've got to go to the mainland since they might not even have a reactor for making medical use byproducts. NZ is basically tasmania if instead of bogans you had fishpeople islanders, i.e. it's 100% pozzed and it doesn't even have agricultural excellence. Truly the backwater of the global south, including africa. >not only was it a reduced-sodium nothingburger, we're still friends. It wasn't an anythingburger because it wasn't a military issue in the first place. NZ is basically not associated with america and had been toning down their interconnections for years, and this was a civil issue at a time when NZ was already militarily distinct from the US. In terms of realpolitik, NZ is a vassal/colony of australia. >we're still friends. Ya ain't. You're neutral with them like any of the other third world cuntries that australia is propping up the peacekeeping forces of. If anything, they might have been a target for belts & roads if it wasn't for the fact that china can't afford to keep the program going.

THE QUEEN IS DEAD LONG LIVE THE QUEEN

>>40551 *king

Whistleblower: China, India had agents working for Twitter Twitter’s former security chief told Congress Tuesday there was “at least one agent” from China’s intelligence service on Twitter’s payroll and that the company knowingly allowed India to add agents to the company roster as well, potentially giving those nations access to sensitive data about users. These were some of the troubling revelations from Peiter “Mudge” Zatko, a respected cybersecurity expert and Twitter whistleblower who appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee to lay out his allegations against the company. Zatko told lawmakers that the social media platform is plagued by weak cyber defenses that make it vulnerable to exploitation by “ teenagers, thieves and spies” and put the privacy of its users at risk. “I am here today because Twitter leadership is misleading the public, lawmakers, regulators and even its own board of directors,” Zatko said as he began his sworn testimony. “They don’t know what data they have, where it lives and where it came from and so, unsurprisingly, they can’t protect it,” Zatko said. “It doesn’t matter who has keys if there are no locks.” “Twitter leadership ignored its engineers,” he said, in part because “their executive incentives led them to prioritize profit over security.” In a statement, Twitter said its hiring process is “independent of any foreign influence” and access to data is managed through a host of measures, including background checks, access controls, and monitoring and detection systems and processes. One issue that didn’t come up in the hearing was the question of whether Twitter is accurately counting its active users, an important metric for its advertisers. Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who is trying to get out of a $44 billion deal to buy Twitter, has argued without evidence that many of Twitter’s roughly 238 million daily users are fake or malicious accounts, aka “spam bots.” Even so, “that doesn’t mean that Musk won’t use Zatko’s allegation that Twitter was disinterested in removing bots to try to bolster his argument for walking away from the deal,” said Insider Intelligence analyst Jasmine Enberg. The Delaware judge overseeing the case ruled last week that Musk can include new evidence related to Zatko’s allegations in the high-stakes trial, which is set to start Oct. 17. During the hearing, Musk tweeted a popcorn emoji, often used to suggest that one is sitting back in anticipation of unfolding drama. Separately on Tuesday, Twitter’s shareholders voted overwhelmingly to approve the deal, according to multiple media reports. Shareholders have been voting remotely on the issue for weeks. The vote was largely a formality, particularly given Musk’s efforts to nullify the deal, although it does clear a legal hurdle to closing the sale. Zatko’s message echoed one brought to Congress against another social media giant last year. But unlike that Facebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen, Zatko hasn’t brought troves of internal documents to back up his claims. Zatko was the head of security for the influential platform until he was fired early this year. He filed a whistleblower complaint in July with Congress, the Justice Department, the Federal Trade Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Among his most serious accusations is that Twitter violated the terms of a 2011 FTC settlement by falsely claiming that it had put stronger measures in place to protect the security and privacy of its users. Sen. Dick Durbin, an Illinois Democrat who heads the Judiciary Committee, said Zatko has detailed flaws “that may pose a direct threat to Twitter’s hundreds of millions of users as well as to American democracy.” “Twitter is an immensely powerful platform and can’t afford gaping vulnerabilities,” he said. Unknown to Twitter users, there’s far more of their personal information disclosed than they — or sometimes even Twitter itself — realize, Zatko testified. He said Twitter did not address “basic systemic failures” brought forward by company engineers. The FTC has been “a little over its head”, and far behind European counterparts, in policing the sort of privacy violations that have occurred at Twitter, Zatko said. Zatko’s allegation that Twitter was more concerned about foreign regulators than the FTC, Enberg said, “could be a wakeup call for U.S. lawmakers,” who have been unable to pass meaningful regulation on social media companies. Sen. Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, said one positive result that could come out of Zatko’s findings would be bipartisan legislation to set up a tighter system of regulation of tech platforms. “We need to up our game in this country,” he said. Many of Zatko’s claims are uncorroborated and appear to have little documentary support. Twitter has called Zatko’s description of events “a false narrative … riddled with inconsistencies and inaccuracies” and lacking important context. Still, Zatko came off as a convincing whistleblower who has “a lot of credibility in this space,” said Ari Lightman, professor of digital media and marketing at Carnegie Mellon University. But he said many of the problems he raised can likely be found at many other digital technology platforms “They avoid security protocols in a sense of innovating and running really fast,” Lightman said. “We gave digital platforms so much autonomy at the beginning to grow and develop. Now we’re at a point where we’re, ‘Wait a minute … This has gotten out of hand.’ Among the assertions from Zatko that drew lawmaker attention was Twitter’s apparent negligence in dealing with governments that sought to get spies a job inside the company. Twitter’s inability to log how employees accessed user accounts made it hard for the company to detect when employees were abusing their access, Zatko said. Zatko said he spoke with “high confidence” about a foreign agent that the government of India placed at Twitter to “understand the negotiations” between India’s ruling party and Twitter about new social media restrictions and how well those negotiations were going. Zatko also revealed Tuesday that he was told about a week before his firing that “at least one agent” from the Chinese intelligence service MSS, or the Ministry of State Security, was “on the payroll” at Twitter. He said he was similarly “surprised and shocked” by an exchange with current Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal about Russia — in which Twitter’s current CEO, who was chief technology officer at the time, asked if it would be possible to “punt” content moderation and surveillance to the Russian government, since Twitter doesn’t really “have the ability and tools to do things correctly.” “And since they have elections, doesn’t that make them a democracy?” Zatko recalled Agrawal saying. Sen. Charles Grassley, the committee’s ranking Republican, said Tuesday that Agrawal declined to testify at the hearing, citing the ongoing legal proceedings with Musk. But the hearing is “more important than Twitter’s civil litigation in Delaware,” Grassley said. Twitter declined to comment on Grassley’s remarks. In his complaint, Zatko accused Agrawal as well as other senior executives and board members of numerous violations, including making “false and misleading statements to users and the FTC about the Twitter platform’s security, privacy and integrity.” Zatko, 51, first gained prominence in the 1990s as a pioneer in the ethical hacking movement and later worked in senior positions at an elite Defense Department research unit and at Google. He joined Twitter in late 2020 at the urging of then-CEO Jack Dorsey. https://thehill.com/homenews/ap/ap-business/ap-twitter-whistleblower-brings-his-critiques-to-congress/ https://archive.ph/ANyEE

https://www.breitbart.com/news/poilievre-canada-conservatives-new-right-wing-leader/ Is he good or just a cuckservative?

>>40993 He's mad max lite, I voted for him ;^)

Transgender women must sign up for military draft under Biden admin, trans men get a pass Transgender women must still register for the military draft, according to the U.S. Selective Service. "US citizens or immigrants who are born male and changed their gender to female are still required to register," the Selective Service states on its official website. Individuals who were born female, but identify as male do not need to register for the military draft, per the government. The policy is not new, but gained attention after the Selective Service tweeted at parents on Friday, reminding them that their sons must register. "Parents, if your son is an only son and the last male in your family to carry the family name, he is still required to register with SSS. Learn more about who needs to register," the Selective Service tweeted. The tweet linked to its government website outlining that "almost all male US citizens and male immigrants, who are 18 through 25, are required to register with Selective Service." The policy pre-dates the Biden administration, but the White House expressed support for all people to be included in the draft last year. "The administration supports section 513 and the registration requirement for all citizens, which further ensures a military selective system that is fair and just," the White House said last year as Congress weighed adding women to a measure in the National Defense Authorization Act that would require them to register for the draft. President Biden ultimately signed the National Defense Authorization Act last year without the provision including women. That same year, Biden signed an executive order allowing all qualified Americans to serve in the military. A statement from the White House cited a study from 2016 that found "open transgender service has had no significant impact on operational effectiveness or unit cohesion in foreign militaries." The White House directed Fox News Digital to the Selective Service System when approached for comment on the matter. Selective Service System spokesperson Micheal Migliara told Fox News Digital later Tuesday that Congress would have to make changes that would authorize women to register with the agency. "The Military Selective Service Act authorizes the registration of ‘male persons’, ages, 18-25. In order for the Selective Service to be authorized to register women, Congress would have to pass legislation amending the current law," Migliara said. "While there is currently no draft, registration with the Selective Service System is the most publicly visible program during peacetime and ensures operational readiness in a fair and equitable manner. If authorized by the President and Congress, our Agency would rapidly provide personnel to the Department of Defense, while at the same time providing an Alternative Service Program for Conscientious Objectors." https://archive.ph/lcPVt https://news.yahoo.com/transgender-women-must-sign-military-141343240.html

>>42552 >Transgender women must sign up for military draft under Biden admin, trans men get a pass topkek

LONDON (AP) — Britain’s Defense Ministry said Tuesday it has issued an intelligence alert warning former and current military pilots against Chinese headhunting programs aimed at recruiting them to train the People’s Liberation Army. Armed forces minister James Heappey said authorities will make it a legal offense for pilots to continue with such training activities. Sky News and the BBC reported that about 30 British former military pilots are currently in China training PLA pilots. The reports said the pilots are paid annual salaries of 240,000 pounds ($272,000) to conduct the training. “China is a competitor that is threatening the U.K. interest in many places around the world,” Heappey told Sky News. “It is also an important training partner but there is no secret in their attempt to gain access to our secrets, and their recruitment of our pilots in order to understand the capabilities of our air force is clearly a concern to us.” A Ministry of Defense spokesperson said authorities are reviewing the use of confidentiality contracts across defense departments as part of measures to stop Chinese recruitment programs in their track. Tobias Ellwood, a lawmaker who chairs Parliament’s defense committee, said it was surprising there weren’t already laws preventing British pilots from training members of the Chinese army. Heappey said all former pilots who have been recruited to train Chinese counterparts have been approached and warned against continuing such work. https://archive.ph/6sEUG https://thehill.com/homenews/ap/ap-business/ap-uk-govt-warns-military-pilots-against-training-chinese-army/

>>42552 >>42583

>>42552 Surely now the tumblrinas will raise as one and screech at this affront, and then go full Moldylocks. Terrorism and lynching of the spokespuppets are imminent! Just like them feminists did when told FEMEN are not supposed to do hentai things with the good old oil tentacle. Oh wait, they did not. >>42787 > warned against Or what?

>>42787 >hands over hong kong without a fuss >invited hundreds of thousands of chinese students to the UK effectively training the next generation of chinamen how to better do their jobs of turning china into a global power >trains chinese military Kek, based. I hope when China is the first human country to establish colonies on Mars that they remember we were their greatest benefactor.

>>43167 In the UK's defense, historically when you've wanted to enact regime change in a foreign country you tend to open up "scholarships" for people from that country to come over to your country and study. That's how China got their current government from the US when the Americans were pissed about Peking post-war.

>>43170 >That's how China got their current government from the US when the Americans were pissed about Peking post-war gib reading recs pls I am wholly unfamiliar with pre-commie chink-burger relations and would like to learn about it.

>>43182 Shit man, I don't know what to tell you. I learned about it back in the day but search engines have memory hole'd it and kikepedia has re-written their article on the Boxer Indemnity Scholarship Program to be Chinese-centric and downplay its significance/shit on the Americans. Long story short, after the attack on the foreign legation quarter, the Qing empire owed a LOT of silver to America, the UK, and Russia as reparations. When it became clear that they couldn't pay it back, the Americans didn't want to just "erase" the Qing dynasty's debts to America and they didn't want to use it to invest in Chinese businesses because of rampant corruption even back then. In an act of good faith, they offered a "scholarship program" where they would credit the silver towards any Chinaman who came over to America for high school and/or college because they thought teaching the Chinese American values would prevent them from doing something like that again. Russia, Japan, and Great Britain soon followed suite because they didn't want to look like greedy kikes. The program was famous for rapidly improving China's situation, but on the flip side it also educated pretty much every guy who would become a big wig in the Chinese Communist Party. I swear to god Mao himself was a recipient of the scholarship, but if he was, that's been completely memoryhole'd from the internet.

>>40068 >Weimar would be preferable to the shit we're dealing with. /thread.

So was Pelosi's husband getting the shit kicked out of him genuine or another false flag by the left to make ebil right wingers look like the SS?

>>43398 Nobody knows. Nobody probably will ever know for certain unless the Pelosi mansion video footage gets released. Some evidence says a third party let the cops in, some evidence says the husband did, some other evidence suggests it may have been legit. The "most correct" working theory at the moment is... >Pelosi's husband was cheating on her with a gay hippy from some nudist hippy commune who goes by "Pepe" That's how everyone's pronounced DePape so I'm going to call him Pepe. >For one reason or another, the cops were called to her house >Working theory is it was a neighbor hearing Paul screaming while taking it in the ass who thought that perhaps there was a domestic dispute >Paul most likely opened the door to greet police and it was listed as a "third party" in the heat of the moment to protect his identity because of the above being adultery which could affect his wife's career >Pepe who was likely caught up in some kind of sexual scandal (either past pedophilia as his wife was a known sex offender who bought blow-up sex dolls for their kids or a sex scandal as the current gay adulterer) became enraged upon seeing the police and attacked Paul >Upon being thrown in prison, either DePape or Pelosi covered up the scandal by making up some story about an attack by right-wing extremists in order to protect Pepe Intent is unclear which makes motive and the entire story fishy, because this could either be a case of "my life is ruined if they find out the truth" or a case of "this is our backup plan to blame it on team Red!"

So everyone in the US ready for stolen election 2.0 and the death of the American Republic? How soon do we expect bullets flying?

>>43439 >How soon do we expect bullets flying? If you mean American Civil War 2.0, the timeframe hasn't changed. We're still looking at 2026-2028 at the likely major war years with a complete end to the conflict (and the last vestige of the US) around 2033.

>>43441 Nuh uh, you can vote your way out of that.

>>43439 the bullets will never fly. Americans are old, sterile, fat morons that want to do nothing besides make shekels, smoke weed, cut the dicks off what few sons they have, ditto the tits of their daughters, and abort the grandchildren.

Texas district court blocked King Joe's student loan forgiveness plan. As if people don't have enough reasons to hate the right. >we are against big government >but you will pay back all your debts to the big government

>>43579 College students who take out large loans don't generally vote Republican in the first place, baka. I support forgiving interest but forgiving the loans just slaps a bandaid on the problem.

>>43579 You made me tap the sign.

>>43579 So according to you, the small-government thing to do is to blow how ever many billions of dollars it'd take to erase these loans on literal thin air?

>>43596 the price of higher education has inflated the past 50 years because of the jews running universities, and the government has been complicit, if not directly aiding it, by tricking students into thinking paying off loans will be easy, debt is not that bad, don't worry about the interest rates, and by the time they realize everything they're learning in college they could learn online or through downloaded textbooks, they are already in debt. burger government turns you into a debt slave for education, then wonders why every other country in the world is getting smarter than them (bugmen, nords, etc.)

>>43603 Then the government should stop offering loans altogether and let the education system sort itself out. Until then Republicans aren't against attacking predatory loan practices, but they are against giving the highest-paid individuals in society a free pass, and they are also against the president using executive orders outside his authority. t. Debt-holder

Point being if they wanted to forgive interest I wouldn't mind but people need to pay back their principle balance.

>>43617 >people need to pay back their principle balance With the amount the lenders have reaped from wringing the borrowers dry for the past couple decades no they fucking don't, you have multiple generations who have paid back (and in many cases are still paying back) 3+ times the amount they initially borrowed. It's peak usury, and the lenders should be told "tough shit deal with it" since they've made profits gigantic enough that even if all current debts were forgiven they'd still be further in the green than the vast majority of the rest of us would be in several lifetimes.

In WW2, would Italy have fare better if they never invaded Ethiopia?

>>43913 No, because Italy's issues stemmed from their broken autarkic economic policies implemented before they had the resources to do so and lack of modern military equipment, as well as the rampant nepotism and boot licking that allowed subpar generals to serve otherwise exceptional soldiers. But also yes: Italy was poised to join the Allies, or at least an alliance with Britain, over the geopolitical goal of containing future German expansion + Churchill being a sympathizer for Fascism and Mussolini + Italy wanted to protect the fascist government of Austria from the Anschluss as a buffer state + assumption that with a peaceful Britain, Italy could have done whatever they wanted in the Balkans + initially Mussolini hated National Socialism because not only it was one of the socialist movements that kicked him out of the leftist clique when he suggested that it could be achieved peacefully by avoiding military intervention back in WWI most far left thinkers were completely fine with the war as they saw it as a way to spread discontent and later on leftist ideals, and all pacifists were either ostracized or rejected the ideals outright in favor of a nationalized form of Socialism or went right wing but the Germans themselves were very antagonistic towards Italy as they even supplied African warlords with armaments to test them against Italy. Instead what happened was that the British public started to lose interest in Colonization after WWI or became dejected thinking they were no longer the pinnacle of civilization and their politicians including Churchill started singling out Italy for being the only country trying to form an Empire in the 20th century, this pissed off both King and Duce and the rest is history.

>>43913 Strelok, we have not one, but two threads better suited for this question: >>2057 >>17124

Republican councilwoman and part-time EMT gunned down in the streets! https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZvxePRkc4zg

>>47178 >It should be noted that Gen. Minihan has a reputation for being among the Pentagon's most outspoken and hawkish top generals. In this latest memo, he directed all Air Mobility Command personnel to "fire a clip into a 7-meter target with the full understanding that unrepentant lethality matters most. Aim for the head." >clip >Aim for the head.

>>43399 >>43398 They released some footage the other day, Stre-chan. Bodycam off one of the cops and some security coverage of the back door where Pepe broke in. We also got audio and transcript of the 911 call. Shit's still breddy strange, but unless it's deepfaked or some shit it's looking like Peepers really did break in. Also if I were married to that skeltal reptilian I'd probably fuck dudes on the side too, so who knows. Image... possibly related? I dunno. It's a weird story, I'm not really sure what to make of it. >>43439 Nobody's really "ready" for that shit bro. Infrastructure collapse, if and when it happens, is projected to kill ~90% of the American population within the first year, and the collapse of the US means the end of the extant world order. That means global trade and (((foreign aid))) go bye-bye for the foreseeable future. Amusingly, there'd likely be a flood of shitskin refugees in all directions as the subhumans suddenly realized that peacetime wipipo ≠ desperation mode wipipo. I would expect around a billion and change in total global casualties (counting both humans and subhuman bipeds), assuming nobody gets the bright idea to start slingin' nukes for good measure. In short, your best bet would be to go hang out in PNG or some other shithole nobody in his right mind would ever waste a nook on. Short of that, it's pretty much gonna be a crapshoot no matter how well-prepared you are. >>43568 oh hey niggerpill >>43580 >just slaps a bandaid on the problem. Worse than that, it actively encourages it.

>>47178 Police say they have no idea whatsoever what the motive might have been, and have no suspects, but they are certain that it is definitely not politically-motivated. What a shock.

>>47276 It obviously was a paid hit, for whatever reason. Definitely not a typical haunt of some thug-ass nigga sub-humans.

F-22 Raptor Records its first air-to-air kill ...against defenseless air balloon. >The Raptor was at 58,000 feet when it fired an AIM-9X Sidewinder missile, a senior military official said. At the time, the balloon was higher than the jet, flying between 60,000 and 65,000 feet.

>>47334 >a post ded for this Silly, we have a throd for this.

So what the fuck is going on in Ohio with the derailed train? The smoke cloud looks nasty and apparently contained phosgene? Also journalists getting arrested over there (could be a stunt though).

>>47618 It's a perfectly normal controlled burn of vinyl chloride. It's totally harmless and anyone who says otherwise is a threat to our democracy.

>>47618 >>47632 It's being memory-holed because otherwise they'd have to tell nearly a quarter million people they need to move for the foreseeable future. After two years and a massive increase in cancer, birth defects and other (((mysterious))) illnesses, the EPA will finally come out, test the ground water and say "Oh yeah, it's really bad and you have already been exposed but hey nothing we could have done amirite? Here's some monthly hush money lmao". Same shit has happened repeatedly with old mining towns where the ground water was contaminated with lead and other unholy byproducts.

>>47618 >So what the fuck is going on in Ohio with the derailed train? Train derailed, the town was evacuated, and the toxic contents were burned off with monitoring of air quality levels. The typical procedure for this sort of thing. There's a ton of fear-mongering though. >Also journalists getting arrested over there (could be a stunt though). It was one journalist, at a press conference, meaning many other un-arrested journalists right nearby. It was just a couple cops on a power trip. >>47634 >memory-holed You've got a pretty weird definition of "memory-holed", given that it was all over the news when it happened last week.

>>47636 >You've got a pretty weird definition of "memory-holed", given that it was all over the news when it happened last week. >10'000s Murrican citizens probably fatally exposed >sudden radio silence I'd say you do. Cover any good Burn Loot Murder scoops lately, freind tourist? I understand the filthy pigs are still killing innocent blacks in California for no reason at all. Might be worth a ticket?

>>47638 You haven't proven him wrong. >sudden radio silence f you're talking about from CNN/FOX or whatever then who gives a shit? There are twatter profiles that get more views than those channels, and there is still coverage of this incident all over the internet. Fuckin histrionic retard I swear to god I hate how terrible this board has gotten.

>>47638 >>10'000s Murrican citizens probably fatally exposed What a load of bullshit. There's not even 10,000 people in the damn town, and it was evacuated while it burned anyway. It's no different from something like Mississauga in 1979, or Farragut, Tennessee in 2002. Those followed the exact same pattern: train derails and spills chemicals, mass evacuation takes place, and after several days to a week people can go home. Frankly, panic is probably going to cause more harm than the derailment itself. Hysterical fatalism and a perception of being doomed over accidents like this have measurably negative effects on health; it's common for people near industrial accidents like this to have higher cancer mortality even if cancer rates are unchanged compared to background. >>sudden radio silence International headlines is not "radio silence." The fact that it took you an entire week to notice is your own fault. Don't blame your own oblivious ignorance on others' malice. >I understand the filthy pigs are still killing innocent blacks in California for no reason at all. Might be worth a ticket? Speak English, nigger.

>>47643 Forget the initial burnoff. If that stuff gets into the water table it's bad news for years. >>47641 >f you're talking about from CNN/FOX or whatever then who gives a shit? There are twatter profiles that get more views than those channels, and there is still coverage of this incident all over the internet. The official ZOG propaganda channels are trying to ignore it, I think that's his point. >>47636 >It was one journalist, at a press conference, meaning many other un-arrested journalists right nearby. It was just a couple cops on a power trip. Probably the only man asking real questions among the dozens of sycophantic regime journiggers. Never buy the "isolated incident" excuse. Law enforcement are not friends.

>>47643 /k/ has been overrun with schizos en masse lately, they make themselves easy to spot so just ignore them

>>47657 First time posting in a while; was gone losing money on crypto just wanted to say schizos/guns are a wholesome combo

>>47208 Neck yourself faggot and go back to your 4um.

>>47632 Got told it was nearby the most unvaxxed area of the U.S., an amish enclave. Might be disinfo, just heard it around but wouldn't be surprised knowing how americans work in punitive ways. Wasn't that long ago when they mined uranium in an indian rez and threw the byproducts downstream of the river towards them around the days of the AIM. Certainly the UFO bait news have been suffocating these news along with the Turk/Syria quake and Euros being informed they got their pipe blown wet by americans in the not-good way.

>>47676 There's Amish enclaves all over Ohio and Pennsylvania.

>>47676 Yeah, this: >>47679 The largest threat of this derailment is probably water contamination. The watershed travels south along the rivers and streams near the Ohio/PA border. Anyone along the parallel east or west won't be affected too badly. If they wanted to go after the Amish, it would be through lawfare. Basically just harass their settlements about perceived infractions of building/zoning codes, farming regulations, proper accounting for tax exempt status, etc.

>>47690 >they’d just go after them with lawfare The federales have already tried this throughout the 70s-90s, and they got btfo every single time. >they’ll just try again At that point why not just raid them on bullshit charges like they did in Waco and Ruby Ridge? They won’t, because they don’t see the Amish as a threat. I was kicking rocks during the Clinton admin and remember tentative attempts from more radical left wing groups to try and make the claim the amish were the same as the Branch Davidians and even Kaczinski because of their anti-government and anti-modernity stances. It never stuck because the Amish are pacifists to the highest degree. Which is why they still don’t see them as a threat. Living embodiment of the ‘christcuck’ meme. Go look up their stance on gun rights and you’ll see what I mean

>>47699 Same here with the Mennonites, i am starting to see little by little that old timey/western orthodox christians have more common ground with buddhists than other christian branches (sans Coptics) with the exception that the asian baldies do not mind killing that much if it is overtly obvious things would be better without certain people; that and developing powers like the gnostics did. Not the case with the amish and the mennonites, they rather die and part of this is, i think without having dug deep into their motivations, that we are just suffering here and they want to do as little as possible in terms of actual impact in this world. They act as the last socially-active frontier in organized religion that isn't going full monk either in a church (Benedict style) or inside a cavern commune (Pachomius style). One of the mennonite patron figures, martyr Dirk, can be seen as epitome of getting cucked but it does inspire that he would've rather die being a good person to absolutely everyone than having to deal with jewry and yiddish antics one day more. Sometimes i've thought about this, world is so busted that i think there's no Divine Hand meddling anymore, or at all since the middle ages, so might as well pass time while trying to mend old sins and stop doing most anything that is considered not cool, i feel God just judges us at the end because right now this existence seems like hell or a free-form test than an actual ludic realm of teachings. Sometimes the best move in the game is not to play. Polite sage because i needed to vent that, i feel kinda tired of it all.

>>47699 >>47707 Amish/Mennonites might be last on the list but they are definitely on the list. The goal of Khazarian rule is total control over every person. Think about it: >amish do not consoom mass media >do not consoom goyslop but grow healthy food >white patriarchal traditionalist society >women dress modestly >no sex outside wedlock >no abortion >no sodomy >no transgender children >believe in Jesus Christ >just want to be left alone They're obviously a threat to our democracy.

>>47717 >They're obviously a threat to our democracy. This. Lord preserve them. It seems likely the Great Satan will martyr the lot of them before all is said and done. I'm sure they're quite aware of this, too.

>>47647 >Forget the initial burnoff. If that stuff gets into the water table it's bad news for years. That's probably the ostensible argument for burning it off above ground. Fuck the goyim, but even the Jews have to drink water.

>>47707 >>47723 Those who refuse to fight might as well not even exist. I really shouldn't comment any further because it will derail the thread into religious shitflinging but I will say, what a waste of good White men. >>47717 >threat to (((our))) democracy. This is the highest compliment that the kike media can bestow upon a group of people whether they know it or not. That said, pacifists don't deserve the title.

>>47768 >Those who refuse to fight might as well not even exist. I understand that sentiment, but they simply aren't anxious to even stay in this world, but would rather hurry on to the next. I'm sure you agree that's a good outcome for them, given your sentiment in the matter? >but I will say, what a waste of good White men. Absolutely true. But, these evildoers will answer for their bloodshed soon enough, Strelok. I'd advise patience in the matter myself. The Amish will be fine in the end.

>>47768 >This is the highest compliment that the kike media can bestow upon a group of people whether they know it or not. This.

>>47666 Not today Satan.

>>47798 https://odysee.com/@AlexJonesChannel:c/14Feb23:8 >Alex isn't pro-White and he loves the Jews, but he's as far 'awake' as most boomers are capable of being.

>>47824 https://globe.adsbexchange.com/ >Found this flight map on his show

>>47826 How do you make the ground map itself show up? All I'm getting are the planes.

>>47826 1985 DASSAULT Mirage F1 AIRBORNE TACTICAL ADVANTAGE COMPANY LLC Contractors with mirages, that's pretty neat.

>>47859 >From the link https://odysee.com/@DavidKnightShow:1/Klaus-Goes-Bond-Villain-Yet-Again:b[Embed] <Oy vey la~ https://odysee.com/@AlexJonesChannel:c/Elon-Musk-Channels-Alex-Jones%2C-Opposes-New-World-Government:2[Embed] <A logical take la~ https://odysee.com/@AlexJonesChannel:c/Insider--The-UN-Pandemic-Treaty-Establishes-a-Global-Police-State:f[Embed] <The darkest hour la~ https://odysee.com/@TimTruth:b/dead-fish-douth-america:d[Embed] <Biocide, (((they))) are attacking life on all life on earth, Whites were just the primary target la~ https://odysee.com/@AlexJonesChannel:c/Pentagon-Insider-Confirms-Deep-State-Coups:8[Embed] <They admit that the 'murrican military doesn't even answer to the president la~ https://odysee.com/@AlexJonesChannel:c/WW3--Russia-Faces-Skynet-Warfare-in-New-Offensive:d[Embed] <Begun the drone wars have la~ https://odysee.com/@AlexJonesChannel:c/15Feb23:c[Embed] <I actually wish the neo-Soviets success over the Nucom NATO Borg la~ https://odysee.com/@RonPaul:d/weekly-update-how-we-can-stop-the-coming:6[Embed] <ITS HAPPENING LA~ https://odysee.com/@bardsinexile:0/Bards-in-Exile--In-Paradiso-Albo:2[Embed]

>>47830 >How do you make the ground map itself show up? All I'm getting are the planes. Remove the fork from the potato powering your internet connection.

Happy birthday Kosovo!

>>47898 Work, work, work. Kebab-removal never ends tbh.

>>47632 >It's totally harmless and anyone who says otherwise is a threat to our democracy. This. You are worse than Literally Hitler if you don't belive with all your heart that this is perfectly normal during Current Year. If you suspect a neighbor or loved-one doesn't think that this is fine, call 1-888-BETRAYER that's 1-888-2387293

>>47929 >BETRAYER is 8 letters >number is 7 numbers

DPRK has launched another missile but this time it fell within Japan's 'exclusive economic zone'. It's not yet clear whether it flew over Japan or fell short. Norks are trying to provoke Gojira.

>>47937 Apparently it fell short and landed just inside the EEZ. DPRK is claiming the highest ever apogee for an ICBM.

They just downgraded the charges against Baldwin. Now his max possible jail time is 18 months.

>>48043 >hate some skank the producer brought on set >pull the ol' switcharoo on the prop ammo >??? >profit!

>>48044 Something like that is a possibility. Either B-dawg himself or someone noticing his dumbass noguns behavior and effecting using him as a murder weapon. But it'd be damn hard to prove without more evidence of some sort.

>>48048 >or someone noticing his dumbass noguns behavior and effecting using him as a murder weapon. Yeah, that's both pretty interesting and seems rather more-probable a scenario IMO.

>>48066 I hope you enjoy the daily Zionhedge infotainment la~

>>48067 Your commentary lines are actually more valuable, Strelok.

>>48110 Tanks Strelok.

Turns out, 41% of nu Soldiers are killing themselves for some entirely-unknown reason. The Pentagon aims to fix this horrible situation. https ://www.rt.com/news/572078-pentagon-suicide-panel-recommends-gun-control/

>>48300 Can't have soldiers killing themselves before they get to die for israel transgender children freedom and democracy.

my parents keep telling me Florida is getting free concealed carry for everyone. I kinda dont care because we still have a 3 day wait unless you have a CCW license anyways and we arent getting open carry which is annoying. I will continue to get a license because I refuse to wait 3 days for a gun purchase(I will be a Premium CCWer)

>>48431 What's the big deal with waiting three days? Is your school shooting that urgent?

>>48432 listen bucko, when you go premium, you could never stoop to the level of the average pleb ever again. I get to walk into a store and impulse buy like an african monkey and get that dopamine rush immediately, you have to wait like a sullen bonobo who can only get the sloppy seconds of the chad silverback that is me

>>48457 Naruhodo. How long is the wait for a CCW license?

>>48459 like, 1-3 months after you go and do all of the paperwork stuff for it. Once youve got it, its good for like 8 years or something so its totally worth it imo. I think it costs like 100 bucks. More likely than not if you have to use your CCW, itll probably help with the cops as well, its your "i am smart and know what I am doing" license, even though both you and I know thats gay and stupid, cops are gayer and stupider

He got away with it in the end.

>No mentions of Sudan in any threads. Why?

>>49750 Except for the Middle East/Africa thread you fucking moron.

>>49751 >Thread is titled "Middle East North Africa, 2 for 1: Afghanistan boogaloo" I am blameless, pure even.

>>49739 I want to hear more about this. Anyone got anymore info? I saw something on a news ticker the other day the gun being declared "defective" too.

>>49771 That POS Baldwin arranged for real boolit in a (real, not-prop) gun and offed an insufferable cunt on the set. His story is 'O noes, I'm teh victim here!111' Bold play tbh, but it all worked out in the end.

The last true journalist on mainstream national television, Tucker Carlson, has been sacked by Dominion over at Pox News. I imagine the boomer asshurt will be fun but this is truly a dark day. I did not always agree with Tucker and his views, but he was one of the few journalists left who strove to make truthful statements instead of career-advancing statements and he will be missed. I hope this is a lead-up to his announcement to run for president and/or join one of the alt-media platforms.

>>49806 fake news

actually its not what the h*ck https://press.foxnews.com/2023/04/fox-news-media-and-tucker-carlson-part-ways

>>49806 >The last true journalist on mainstream national television, Tucker Carlson, Aren't they all just normalfags pushing propaganda?

>>49806 They fired Don Lemmon at CNN on the exact same day too what did they mean by this?

>>49810 Tucker was the only televised news commentator who wasn't sponsored by Pfizer and Moderna. He only had My Pillow Guy as a sponsor, who I imagine will be taking his ads off Fox News soon. >>49812 I think CNN was just riding the wave. Lemon Man has been in hot water for a while now.

>>49813 >He only had My Pillow Guy as a sponsor The only propaganda he was pushing was for pic related, eh?

Turns out, Russia doesn't want faggots coming to their country just like China. www.rt.com/russia/575270-amend-law-gender-change-id/

U.S. considers landing bombers in South Korea: Air Force general The U.S. Air Force is considering a plan to land strategic bombers in South Korea and to regularly deploy the aircraft in and around the Korean Peninsula, Nikkei has learned. Combined with visits by a nuclear ballistic missile submarine to South Korea, the latest move would enhance extended deterrence by providing a visible demonstration of the ability to counterattack North Korea. The commander of the U.S. Pacific Air Forces, Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach, discussed the plan in an interview with Nikkei on Thursday. "If you think back maybe five years ago, the number of launch failures they had ... you're seeing a lot less of that nowadays," said Wilsbach of North Korea's ballistic missile tests. "They clearly have perfected, or maybe not perfected, but certainly improved their ability to launch." In mid-April, North Korea's Korean Central News Agency reported that the country had test-fired a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile, the Hwasong-18. Wilsbach noted that the North's development has shifted away from liquid-fueled, short-range ballistic missiles. It is "an advancement in capability and technology. We're definitely seeing that," he said. Solid-fuel missiles can be hidden with the fuel already loaded, shortening the time required to prepare for launch compared to liquid-fuel types and thus making it harder for the U.S. military to detect a launch in advance. As a countermeasure by the U.S. military, Wilsbach said, "You might see, in the future and regularly, our bomber operations operating in and around the peninsula and perhaps maybe even landing on the peninsula." Referring to enhanced U.S.-South Korea air force exercises, he said, "Those are some options that we have ongoing." If the B-52 Stratofortress and B-2 Spirit stealth bombers, which are distinctive in size and shape, landed in South Korea, it would clearly demonstrate the capabilities of the U.S. Air Force to the South Korean people. Both strategic bombers can carry nuclear weapons. Strategic bombers landed in South Korea after North Korea conducted a nuclear test in 2016, but since then the landings appear to have stopped. U.S. bombers generally fly over the Korean Peninsula and conduct joint training exercises with South Korean forces but do not land in South Korea, instead returning to Guam, Hawaii and other U.S. territories. The so-called Washington Declaration adopted by U.S. President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol on Wednesday stated that the two countries will "enhance the regular visibility of strategic assets to the Korean Peninsula" and "expand and deepen coordination between our militaries." Based on the declaration, the U.S. Navy will send an Ohio-class submarine capable of carrying nuclear weapons to South Korea. Wilsbach expressed his willingness to conduct air trilateral exercises with South Korea and Japan. "We have yet to fully do this, but I'd like to see ... trilateral operations," he said. The U.S. mostly conducts air force joint exercises bilaterally with either South Korea or Japan. "From my point of view, there is nothing that would prevent it," he said. "Each country has their own opinion," he added, suggesting that there are issues to be resolved between Tokyo and Seoul. As Japan-South Korea relations improve, the realization of such air force exercises will be a litmus test for the future of their cooperation. https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/Defense/U.S.-considers-landing-bombers-in-South-Korea-Air-Force-generalhttps://archive.vn/CV9sm

>>49880 https://archive.vn/CV9sm

>>49880 The major takeaway from all this is the US has explicitly forbade South Korea from harboring its own nuclear program, and thus preventing South Korea from becoming independent from US interests.

Is there a Sudan general?

Guess you could say the boomers took a leak in a pub.

>>49897 Everyone just uses the North Africa/ME thread. By all means make one.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/bidens-cia-chief-goldman-top-lawyer-and-noam-chomsky-knew-met-jeffrey-epstein?commentId=d1e9331c-398c-4f2f-bcff-45ef823d37b0 <OY VEY LA~ https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/wagner-africa-everywhere-all-once?commentId=09720af5-7731-4e52-9d12-835a9725877d <Proxy wars in Africa mean more niggers in the West la~ https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/falsification-history-egypt-goes-ballistic-netflix-over-cleopatras-race?commentId=722a9d5f-25b4-4a04-8d82-41d0a16d05d3 <The Arabs don't like being associated with niggers unless they are their slaves la~ https://www.zerohedge.com/political/big-win-gun-rights-advocates-federal-judge-enjoins-illionois-assauly-weapons-ban?commentId=3c610a31-a695-47ae-9842-379e3e595105 <Some good news la~? https://www.zerohedge.com/political/great-american-opt-out-matter-willingness-willfulness-and-will?commentId=67ed0bd3-957e-4115-949d-044d6a1bff02 <Sadly, any attempt to leave the NWO will result in war... let there be war, for it is better than a 'peace' that means DEATH la~

There has been an attack on Buckingham Palace by a man armed with shotgun shells. Not a shotgun. Just the shells. Reports say he threw them at the palace manually. No injuries have been reported.

>>49976 Should've turned them into cluster munitions.

>>49976 >Reports say he threw them at the palace manually. Fucking bongs man

>>49942 >The Arabs don't like being associated with niggers unless they are their slaves >Arabs Cleo wasn't even an arab. She was ethnically Greek.

>>49980 That just drives the point home even more strongly. They would rather glorify being colonized by the Greeks than be portrayed as niggers.

>>49980 Not to mention that the Ptolemies adopted sacral incest and frequently married cousins or even siblings to each other.

https://archive.ph/rbbZF >Belgrade, Serbia — A gunman apparently shooting at random killed eight people and wounded 14 in three Serbian villages, authorities said, shaking a nation still in the throes of grief over a mass shooting a day earlier. Police arrested a suspect Friday after an all-night manhunt. >Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic called Thursday's shooting an attack on the whole nation. He said the person arrested wore a T-shirt with a pro-Nazi slogan on it. >Vucic vowed to the nation in an address that the suspect "will never again see the light of the day." He referred to the attack as an act of terror and announced a new raft of gun-control measures, including a moratorium on new permits for firearms, as well as an increase in the number of police. >"We will disarm Serbia," Vucic vowed, saying the government would outline the new rules later on Friday.

>>50056 damn thats really nightmarish seems like its coming for the whole world soon™

>>50056 >>50063 just kikery things™

>>43439 > So everyone in the US ready for stolen election 2.0 and the death of the American Republic? > How soon do we expect bullets flying? Anon, think for a minute. If there were bullets ready to fly, why wait for casus belli 2.0? >> Kantbot https://archive.ph/PTHWJ > Imagine storming the Capital of the United States as the government of the country literally fucking flees and then just wandering around the building confused about why the level isn’t ending instead of declaring a new government and issuing warrants for congressmen’s arrest >>50056 Ah, yes. One size fits all. Surely this gonna end well on Balkans, too.

>>50079 >then just wandering around the building confused about why the level isn’t ending The advent of MMORPGs has been a disaster for mankind

>>50079 This. No one gives a shit about elections anymore. We may be heading toward dissolution of order but even literal race war is more likely than the plan trusters growing balls. Realistically we'll probably just see states ignoring the federal government and doing whatever the fuck they want. It will come to a head when the next direct involvement of US forces in war occurs.

>>50079 >Surely this gonna end well on Balkans, too. >Balkans

>>50092 >Realistically we'll probably just see states ignoring the federal government and doing whatever the fuck they want >implying the state governments are not also cucked

>>50097 Not the implication at all. The feds will just be less of a problem as states ignore them in favor of their own laws and edicts. Kiked state governments will still need to be removed and replaced.

>>50092 >implying President-elect Harris won't go supar saiyajew 666 upon her certification of victory in the 2024 presidential election by CNN's election experts and use the DoJ to send punitive military police expeditions against state governments that ratified or maintained a neutral stance on the electoral college's election results which have been subverted by m*gapede Russian shills and are a clear threat against democracy, while a B-21 Raider carrying a tactical nuke armed by a furfag tranny about to join the 41% collides with a navigationally challenged F-35B/L looking for Chinese stealth balloons spying on CIA child processing centres

>>50097 Anon the only reason the states have been subservient to the feds for the last 70 years is because they received enough funding from the feds that the hassle of following federal policy was less than the hassle of losing that money. 1) We've had three of the four largest financial collapses in US history in the last two months with inflation starting to get out of control. 2) The federal government is outright ignoring the states' rights and privileges while continuing to demand compliance with increasingly insane laws. 3) Someone can be as much of a cuck as they want, if they're noncompliant then no amount of screaming at them is going to make them compliant with your demands. Feds chose to throw out a lawsuit involved 2/3rds of the states because it would have been haaaard. Their standing army left during Chink Flu and aren't coming back even though unemployment is at an all-time high (roughly 1/3rd to half the country does not work when you don't exclude people who have been out of work for more than 3 years). Much how the Roman Empire was brought to its knees by "barbarians" just not complying with their demands despite the empire continuously trying to make examples out of those who refused to comply (same with the Chinese and British honestly), the federal government is only as strong as their reach, and as it stands their reach is progressively shrinking. You can have the biggest, baddest, meanest mercenary alive helping you out, but if there are 200 towns refusing to give you tribute he can only attack one at a time and at some point they're going to band together with quantity as a quality of its own.

>>50103 By and large the kiked state governments are also the largest welfare recipients of the feds to fund their schemes, so it's a self-correcting problem when either the money supply dries up or noncompliance of the less-kiked states kicks in.

>>50122 Let her sign her own death warrant. The system only works because of confidence in it, niggerpill. She doesn't have enough federal agents to pull it off. This isn't the 60s/70s any more where news travels slowly and all the America-first locations hate each other.

>>50124 >Much how the Roman Empire was brought to its knees by "barbarians" just not complying with their demands despite the empire continuously trying to make examples out of those who refused to comply Did you forget that parts of the US are increasingly being occupied by actual barbarians?

>>50127 Your immigrants today are not the "ehy esse como estas" Mexicans of 20 yeas ago but rather white affluent Mestizos and niggers.

>>50128 Yeah, just like the barbarians invading the late Roman Empire weren't the mindless hordes of Julius Caesar's day but the armies of Attila, Alaric, and Odoacer. It doesn't make them any less of a threat.

I'm surprised they only got a single T-34 running in this parade unlike the dozen it used to run and i get that the tanks are getting refurbished and all, but can't they even get a T-14 to even show up in the Parade? Like c'mon, at least show it once a year. Showing just a single T-34 with some BTRs is just lacking the wow factor from having T-90s rolling down the street. not posting on the Ukro war thread because you know why

I don’t know who is trying to fake whom anymore. >> https://archive.is/EQmtY MrAndyNgo> A leftist Bellingcat writer has posted screenshots from the purported obscure Odnoklassniki social media profile of the #Allen, Texas mass shooter, Mauricio Garcia. He's trying to link the shooter to TimCast & LibsofTikTok. The account has photos of random Latino people wearing or posing in front of neo-Nazi symbols. Bellingcat is a government-funded site that has sourcing from intelligence agencies. It employs radical leftist writers.

>>50161 >The account has photos of random Latino people wearing or posing in front of neo-Nazi symbols. Viva, Hitler!

>>50177 links or archives of his social media and youtube?

>>50177 Is that an evanescence poster on his door? I am more and more convinced we are still stuck in the 2000s.

>>50161 >MUH WHITE SUPREMACY!111 But ma'am, it's a beaner, and by the looks of it he's a CIA stooge. >DOESN'T MATTER, MUH WHITE SUPREMACY!111 Kikery happening on both sides of the media's table. I know why (((they))) did the one to kill 8ch. What's this one about I wonder?

>>50197 >What's this one about I wonder? Asshurt over twitter and to a lesser extent Timothy. See >>50161 They're covering up the new hard data about the Bidens' business relations with China that came out in favor of covering some congressman who acted as a patsy to pass the new budget proposal being shitcanned because he lied about being Jewish because he told reporters he was "Jew-ish."

>>50197 >he doesn't know about the brown hordes on 4/pol/

>>50199 Lol. Don't tell us about it. Tell the lying Jew media Strelok. Good for them if they are rightly proud & standing up for thier own people, just as Whites should.

>>50177 An amazing victory for latinx representation, finally them little cholos have a role model to aspire to. We'll live to see niggers be framed and shot by latinx cops or even the first beaner to lead The Proud Boys. Inspiring!

So a truck just crashed into the white house barrier with a nazi flag flying and 60k tons of fertilizer went missing.

Video of the false flag brootal assassination attempt.

China bans major chip maker Micron from key infrastructure projects due to spyware found posing a threat to China's critical information infrastructure supply chain. https://archive.ph/fNO2T

>>51120 A FUCKING UHAUL

>>51130 SCMP says it's because they were shit-talking Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit and as a backlash to American microchip sanctions.

5th Circuit (Louisiana) Appeals Court has placed an injunction on the ATF's pistol brace ruling, but it will probably only be applied to the plaintiffs until the case happens. Judge is holding off on am official ruling until the very last minute in order to prevent another court from overruling him, but is expected to tell the ATF to fuck off.

>>51120 the other day there was the Mexican white supremacist. Now we have the Pajeet White Supremacist. They are getting sloppy.

>>51227 Weren't there some nigger White 'supremacists'? something something two years ago or so. Lol I'm sure jewish White supremacists would be a thing if that's what it took to brainwash the niggercattle.

Some kike just got very, very rich after an AI-generated image of the Pentagon being attacked went viral and got reported by the news triggering a mass sell-off of stocks.

>>51227 >beaners and pajeets hating on the jews Really makes yout think. >>51260 >News outlets reporting fake news >blame AI I hope the normalfags and their enablers fucking die.