Yeah, India Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia are some of the back up plans, but the level of technology of China’s industrial sector, is decades ahead of any country US included, so they are kinda out of luck trying to replace it in the short term, capitalism own near sightedness is being the key for it’s downfall
People here will confirm, I suspected that for a long time. And that’s probably the most powerful deterrence China have, if you start long war you are cut off from those resources rendering you powerless to win, if you try to win doing massive inter continental damage, well you likely destroyed your own supply chain as well, so China kinda became unreplacable to the world.
It is with great shame that I say that I know very well how this things work, a general of my country, Brazil, did the most unspeakable things in Haiti on one of this UN peacekeeping missions, so yeah fuck that shit.
As eloquent as I expected.
And very didactic that when the debate runs from the expected structure, of which you already have answers(most likely thought of by other people) at the ready you resort to trying(? Or at least I think it is) to discredit the whole thing, not a single argument not a single original thought, not an ounce of analytical thinking. You demonstrate perfectly why we don’t like the organization that you either defend or is a part of.
Yeah when did I say I support Boulos or that I’m a fan of PSOL? That’s right I didn’t and you can go ahead turning the blind eye to everything wrong PCO does, in this very post there’s plenty, so you are either so fully enamored with the party that you simply don’t believe the facts or you are someone that knows all the dirt and either don’t care or agree, in any of the possibilities there is no prospect for a reasonable conversation, you will keep using PSOL as a reason to try to cool down a movement that has a lot of possibility, it carries some risk, every movement does, opportunists are always a concern, you for one must know them very well, but if we live in fear of opportunism we will live frozen allowing the right to keep growing, we (and I absolutely do not include you in this) need to seize this chance to advance real impactful participation of left forces in contact with the people, and please by all means keep PCO out of this movement, you are not missed.
I have no doubt about it I just believe that here on grad it’s worthy to make explicit the incoherence of the argument independently of how credible or not is the person providing the argument, the argument must be undone on it’s merits or more specifically their lack of merit
I have no faith in that party, although I have much less in PCO, I just think that the streets are much too valuable a space to be left to the right to be the only occupied by the right. We need to fight for what is fair and what benefits the workers, and reducing working hours is about as clearly a good goal as they come, to be against that seems very concerning.
Its not about having faith on PSOL it’s about trusting this particular motion, which is widely supported my many other parties, but you wanna treat PSOL as a toxic party while PCO has no problems agreeing with UNIAO or PL. Just look at what you are saying, that defending the workers in a subject that is a very historical left fight ia wrong? Who’s side are you on man?
I thought it was someone who is on PCO side, leave it to them to be against the people, and they won’t disappoint
Some of.those parties are not monolithical structure, PSOL have some good folks like Erica Hilton who wrote this proposal as well as Glauber Braga and Samia Bonfim, plus PCBR and UP also supported this project, and for Brazil they are as left as it gets. So I’m all for this movement is a return of the left in the streets, which is where the left thrives, in movement. This is the way for the Brazilian left get in touch with the working class who we’ve been loosing to the right for a long time.
Yeah I think that Russia will complete their control on Donetsk oblast, and maybe cross the river on the southern oblasts that they control half of it, and possibly just stand on the defense or slow down the attacks even further, so either Ukraine makes a silent armistice in the form of just not attacking anymore, allowing those territories to be more and more assimilated to Russia, or they’ll keep limping along until there is nothing else left in the tank
After they lost vughledar (not sure about the spelling) things got extra bad for Ukraine, that city was a very strong fortification, on elevated ground that ensured a lot of surveillance of the surrounding areas and as consequence of the strength of that portion was a crucial point of the supply line for the battle front of two neighboring cities. Russia took almost a year to take the city down, and the consequence is quite dire to Ukraine for not only they lost such a valuable position, but Russia, naturally, now has control of a very strong defensive position that allows powerful support of an extensive area. If you look at the map, from vughledar so Zaporozhye Ukraine will have a hard time defending, and that is no small area.
Yeah absolutely I sent my message not so much to convince you more as a source of information to anyone else listening that might have thought that the training argument is persuasive enough to believe or at least be on the fence but closer to believing, like it’s impossible to know for sure, but I’m working with the assumption that it’s a lie, and I believe it to be the reasonable thing to do.
Yeah the specialist I heard said could be training but you could send a thousand people to train 10 is absurd for that purpose it’s logistically unreasonable
Yes I see this argument but the analysis that suggests that they didn’t sent, or at the very least nearly as much sounds more compelling to me, being that it would be a hard pill to swallow back home for the families of the casualties there, being that there is no direct reason for the involvement of Korea in this war, the different language would also pose a far from irrelevant issue. Furthermore it downplays Russian capacity to solve their own issues, since Russia view this war as an internal affair, and an external help of 10 thousand men would likely be seen as a sort of.cry for help or some weakness of Russia. Therefore I have a hard time believing it, not impossible, but looks unlikely to me.
And I’ve been hearing that they are claming that folks from certain regions of Russia which have different ethnic traces, that can be mistaken by Asian, are being reported as north Korean
Unfortunately not so “wild” a lot of them seems to be in the interest of big agricultural companies
It’s not a conspiracy theory it’s the only strategy because a crisis would kill any chance of electing someone of Biden’s party, and if they loose the election the bomb blew up in the hands of the opposition, and if they do get elected they have 4 years to figure something out
Yeah, it kinda looks like the US is also trying some moves of throwing its weight around in Africa, both economically and militarily, but again with limited success