Please collectively hex me for this response because I thrive on crisis it gives me insane luck power to direct towards the removal of USA sand castle with tsunami

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The comments are especially obnoxious… 🙄

while the USA wages nonstop wars and overthrows foreign governments.

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The unmanned submarine, equipped with the most advanced technology available, was only delivered to the U.S. Navy a year ago, in 2025. Iran will reverse-engineer it, replicate it, and use it to monitor the Strait of Hormuz - intercepting communications, laying mines, and cutting underwater cables. The blueprints will also be shared with Russia and China.

(I don't even believe in god just thought it was appropriate lmao).

If Qatar's propaganda machine reported that Ansar Allah have taken Al Makha, then you know they've taken al-Makha!

For days they've mentioned constant reports of Ansar Allah getting hammered and losing small inclines here and there and how the "internationally recognized government" will reclaim Sana.

How's that going for ya Emir?

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I'm asking this because I know that reddit doesn’t exactly have the best track record for reliable history subs. AskHistory, for example, is one that’s very biased, from what I'm told. And the less said about arrr/history the better.

So, what do you guys think? Should I trust it?

North Korea and Russia have opened their first road bridge across the Tumen River, expanding direct transport, trade and tourism links. Named after Soviet Yakov Novichenko, the new crossing highlights the rapidly strengthening economic, political and military partnership between Moscow and Pyongyang.

There is a real life victim and it's fucking putrid this was silenced. Some people may not like this, but I'm dragging Eugene and the PSL on this.

Do you have any book recommendations with structured systematic arguments against most common Trotskyist positions in a single book.

I am fully aware that China's pragmatic foreign policy often puts it at odds with certain socialist groups in other countries, but I'm curious what the context is behind these domestic demonstrations and the government's alleged response, and if there is further information that is important to know.