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"the current fad of 'Europeans are all racists and didn't appreciate a Black civilization', which is of course wrong." The leaders of European nations fed and feed their populations large amount of misinformation about…
Western capital constantly coming up with phony narratives to engage in large scale global theft. Already stole $100+ trillion from the Chinese and Indians at gun point, now planning another armed robbery because the…
>Even if you acknowledge that a global hegemony lead by the US currently exists, it certainly has not "for the past few centuries". It stated "Europe & America" acted like global parasites. Just because we renamed part…
If Assange leaked Chinese intelligence secrets, would he be free right now? I expect so. I'm not sure the whole "China is uniquely evil" idea that is expressed in these comments stands up to even the smallest scrutiny.
>I don't think anyone would disagree that she's a pawn in a geopolitical struggle, but it also sounds like she absolutely and intentionally violated US law Someone that didn't visit the US was arrested for "breaking US…
Sounds like a surviving version of Victorian "blame the victim" thinking. It was a popular and heavily flawed idea that the people the British invaded and robbed (of food in many cases), if faced with food shortages,…
You have proof that no mass decryption (or attempts) occur/have occurred? I'm not as optimistic. History shows human nature tends to work as we expect when US economic/security interests are involved...…
Not whataboutism, if the case can be made that 350 million people need protection then the case can more easily be made for 1.3 billion people. Wikileaks also showed us that US agencies were engaged in industrial…
I don't buy that idea, western institutions that we generally think of as unique are quite easy to duplicate in Asia if the focus is put there.
So China is publicly announcing that it's deploying what the Five Eyes have deployed in democratic countries under the cover of darkness across the world (while lying to their citizens, who have a constitutional right…
I read it but I think the reasoning might be wrong.
What we believe as American consumers and what is economically true are two different sometimes contradictory stories.
You may overestimate how valuable western eyeballs are, a billion people can recreate this industry with government support quite easily.
Being the weaker party in a negotiation is a new role for US, we'll get used to it...
> Calling our rights "privilege" is throwing out the struggle and sacrifice of everyone that fought for those rights. Next South Park should do an episode that shows how greedy western leaders running opium/heroin for…
The tradeoff where the designer introduces an edge case where a plane crashes unless a pilot has specific additional information? From my understanding of the issue, Boeing just needs to stop the cost saving measures…
The main reason people turn blueish is because of excessive colloidal silver usage. I expect it is the case for the family in this phony story.
It will be quite funny if the US inadvertently makes the traditional market system obsolete by becoming too "sanction happy". Kind of like how they triggered a de-dollarization push... China already has a crypto Yuan,…
It's an appeal to "intelligence of operator" to coverup for poor design.
How about Boeing stops taking cost saving measures that end up throwing unnecessary curve balls at otherwise well trained pilots? At the end of the day, this is the foundation of the problem.
Maybe we can knock down the Vatican and build this telescope, since we are in the business of ignoring the local's wishes.
Most of Teddy Roosevelt's wealth (the Delano fortune) came from Opium. So did the Coolidge (Thomas Jefferson's family), Sturgis, Low, Green, Forbes (John Kerry's family), & Russell family fortunes.…
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"the current fad of 'Europeans are all racists and didn't appreciate a Black civilization', which is of course wrong." The leaders of European nations fed and feed their populations large amount of misinformation about…
Western capital constantly coming up with phony narratives to engage in large scale global theft. Already stole $100+ trillion from the Chinese and Indians at gun point, now planning another armed robbery because the…
>Even if you acknowledge that a global hegemony lead by the US currently exists, it certainly has not "for the past few centuries". It stated "Europe & America" acted like global parasites. Just because we renamed part…
If Assange leaked Chinese intelligence secrets, would he be free right now? I expect so. I'm not sure the whole "China is uniquely evil" idea that is expressed in these comments stands up to even the smallest scrutiny.
>I don't think anyone would disagree that she's a pawn in a geopolitical struggle, but it also sounds like she absolutely and intentionally violated US law Someone that didn't visit the US was arrested for "breaking US…
Sounds like a surviving version of Victorian "blame the victim" thinking. It was a popular and heavily flawed idea that the people the British invaded and robbed (of food in many cases), if faced with food shortages,…
You have proof that no mass decryption (or attempts) occur/have occurred? I'm not as optimistic. History shows human nature tends to work as we expect when US economic/security interests are involved...…
Not whataboutism, if the case can be made that 350 million people need protection then the case can more easily be made for 1.3 billion people. Wikileaks also showed us that US agencies were engaged in industrial…
I don't buy that idea, western institutions that we generally think of as unique are quite easy to duplicate in Asia if the focus is put there.
So China is publicly announcing that it's deploying what the Five Eyes have deployed in democratic countries under the cover of darkness across the world (while lying to their citizens, who have a constitutional right…
I read it but I think the reasoning might be wrong.
What we believe as American consumers and what is economically true are two different sometimes contradictory stories.
You may overestimate how valuable western eyeballs are, a billion people can recreate this industry with government support quite easily.
Being the weaker party in a negotiation is a new role for US, we'll get used to it...
> Calling our rights "privilege" is throwing out the struggle and sacrifice of everyone that fought for those rights. Next South Park should do an episode that shows how greedy western leaders running opium/heroin for…
The tradeoff where the designer introduces an edge case where a plane crashes unless a pilot has specific additional information? From my understanding of the issue, Boeing just needs to stop the cost saving measures…
The main reason people turn blueish is because of excessive colloidal silver usage. I expect it is the case for the family in this phony story.
It will be quite funny if the US inadvertently makes the traditional market system obsolete by becoming too "sanction happy". Kind of like how they triggered a de-dollarization push... China already has a crypto Yuan,…
It's an appeal to "intelligence of operator" to coverup for poor design.
How about Boeing stops taking cost saving measures that end up throwing unnecessary curve balls at otherwise well trained pilots? At the end of the day, this is the foundation of the problem.
Maybe we can knock down the Vatican and build this telescope, since we are in the business of ignoring the local's wishes.
Most of Teddy Roosevelt's wealth (the Delano fortune) came from Opium. So did the Coolidge (Thomas Jefferson's family), Sturgis, Low, Green, Forbes (John Kerry's family), & Russell family fortunes.…