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It may end in Berlin or Paris yet again.

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@CarlZha No. It's the SV culture. Everyone there rides the evil commies train since kindergarten. Plus all indians pretending to be proud US nationalists and China haters.

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@snekotron The coalition against Netanyahu and his alliance with the extremely extreme factions inside the Genocidal Entity has become as large is can ever be. And Netanyahu may still survive yet again. It isn't so much about eventually attacking or not attacking Iran.

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@AFP "Foreign". Like the US NSA?

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@agitpapa In this report the BBC guys are overjoyed for the victory and suggesting who will be the next prime minister. And zero 'students' on the list by design.

"former National Bank of Serbia governor Dejan Šoškić (27th"

https://t.co/WLnSjWmqHQ

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@agitpapa Kids? The main candidates of the Student List are over 40. We will see if it's a reaction to the government corruption and two-faced Vucic stances or a movement created with external funding and training that will have to pay their due to their sponsors.

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@chinahand What is already happening is that retirement for the next generation will be quite less generous. Working until 67+ (eventually 70) or face severe cut downs in the pension. The running joke since the 2000s in my generation (40s to 50s) has been we won't get any pension.

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@chinahand I think it's doubtful that's going to happen with the current generarion. The retired people have the right to vote and they vote. The young can protest but are few, unorganized and divided.

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@snekotron Isn't it wonderful that someone is still writing long form? Rather than using a LLM to write a large essay no one will read based on a single line prompt.

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@agitpapa And 'new politics' = fascists.

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@StavrosHadjiyia The Spanish Army? LOL. They can't even field a single division. Their total active numbers is just 75K. They are completely unequiped for a ground war thousands of kms away from Spain.

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@snekotron @CarolinaLion2 Aren't all repugs and by extension magatards closet faggots?

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@snekotron @Mahboiii @AngelicaOung How is that related with public support? Are you telling that nazis are a majority in Ukraine? The majority wasn't that militant (half of the population ran from the country). He saw the nazis would kill him, so he obviously allied with the nazis (and his foreign backers).

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@snekotron @AngelicaOung The protests in France are:

1) Typical French
2) Left (there is no relevant radical-left) overreaching before presidential elections
3) The multi-ethnic French who give a f**k rampaging a bit
4) Media campaign to mediate the planned from the top transition from Macron to Le Pen

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@snekotron @Mahboiii @AngelicaOung He was a elected as a the puppet of a Ukrainian oligarch rival (Kolomoyskyi) to the oligarch Poroshenko. He then become a puppet, as all Ukrainian presidents, of the external manipulations of the anti-Russian factions in the US and UK. And claimed his original backer as a victim.

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@snekotron @Mahboiii @AngelicaOung There is a short time at the start of his presidency where he may had some freedom of action. But he wouldn't have succeed if he had tried anything else than open confrontation with Russia, as Ukraine external handlers desired.

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@agitpapa Revolutions succeed if the establishment 'surrenders' (1968, Warsaw Pact governments in 1990, USSR in 1991), the security forces defect (Egypt and Tunis in 2011) or the security forces are overrun.

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@Rakeshhkumaar "I hate Communism."

"Yes, I'm a Nazi. Why are you asking?"

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@lesamesfortes @Mahboiii @snekotron It's not like SAA forces or the shiites towns that were surrounded for months or years in the Syrian war. Sanaa forces won't be slaughtering anyone and eventually the few extremist will be killed and everyone else will surrender.

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@lesamesfortes @Mahboiii @snekotron If they had meaningful forces inside Taiz they wouldn't have been encircled in first place. It's mostly arab tribes and arab tribes switch sides easily when the wind changes. There may be a few hundred sunni extremists and Sanaa forces will have to rout them.