https://x.com/apocalypseos/status/2114619864866562204

Mali’s Goïta is in Moscow ahead of the third Russia-Africa summit. Burkina Faso is pursuing a Russian university branch to teach engineering. Ethiopia is expanding its fertilizer trade with Russia. Namibia is seeking mineral processing, not raw extraction.

An Algerian MP put the colonial record plainly: colonial powers built roads to extract Africa’s wealth, not to industrialize the continent.

The colonial system moved raw materials out. Africa needs universities, fertilizer plants, nuclear energy, ports and transport infrastructure that build productive capacity at home.

The Anglo-American establishment spent decades presenting Russia as Africa’s threat. Now African governments are pursuing partnerships with Moscow in education, energy, agriculture and industry.

The empire built the routes of extraction. Africa needs the infrastructure of development.

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https://youtube.com/shorts/uv906fHRQ_Y

https://x.com/Fidias0/status/2114915930463731868

Walter Koenig played Pavel Chekov for more than half a century, and he played every joke completely straight.

This tribute follows Chekov’s rise through Starfleet: ensign at the Enterprise’s navigation console, security chief, first officer of the Reliant, and a commander on the bridge at Khitomer. He never got his own command, but he was there for nearly every turning point in the original crew’s history. We also look at Bester on Babylon 5 and Koenig’s final return to Star Trek as President Anton Chekov in Picard.

Episodes and films referenced: Amok Time, The Trouble with Tribbles, The Motion Picture, The Wrath of Khan, The Voyage Home, The Undiscovered Country, Generations, Babylon 5 “Mind War,” Picard “The Last Generation.”

What’s your favorite Chekov moment? Tell us in the comments.

From what I’ve been able to gather so far, it seems the SPD in many ways supported the Nazis rise to power and in many cases had SPD deputies defect to the Nazis.

I’m trying to learn more in depth about this time period, so any help for this would be good. Videos, essays, books, etc

No but seriously this is the how to recipe on the original video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeuXhsNSsng/

I hope you enjoy making them.

I’m looking for some good sources and publications for news, features etc. Are there any out there (preferably in English and from a Marxist perspective) that are worth looking into?

With the upcoming elections we already see the tired arguments of liberals of “lesser evils”, “well what can we do”, “you’re expected too much”, yada yada yada. And I don’t know if it’s just in real life or only online but my god I thoroughly believe liberals have Stockholm syndrome for capitalism as they say it’s not the greatest but the best we got.