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91·1 day agoIf it was the democrats doing war crimes then I’d say the latter, but given that we have Trump in charge I doubt the Burger Reich cares about their global standing in the slightest.
The Intercept recently wrote an article about the casualties cover up incidentally https://theintercept.com/2026/04/01/iran-war-us-casualty-numbers-trump-hegseth/
Wars of attrition are not about territory. The fact that you don’t understand this basic fact shows that you have no business braying on this subject. The whole situation is an embarrassment for brainwashed westies who think a war between NATO and Russia would be over in a few months. One has to have an utterly infantile understanding of the world to expect that.
When you definitely understand how wars of attrition work.
Exactly, and going renewable is now long a question of choice. Oil and gas disruptions will last for years, so you can’t just sit that out and go back to business as usual.
I suspect it will because the old and gas supplies problems are structural now. Significant chunk of the infrastructure in the Gulf is destroyed already, the tankers aren’t moving, and not likely to start moving any time soon. Even when they do it’s going to be a long time before supply levels can go to anything like prior levels. So, we’re now looking at years of disruption. That’s very different from any other energy shock in living memory. So, countries will either have to start moving towards renewables or their economies are going to start crumbling. Either way the emissions will be going down. And by the time this all blows over we’re going to be living in a whole new world.
Imagine living in a shithole like Germany and thinking that China has a broken system. 🤣
Maybe stop guzzling propaganda there and try engaging with reality. It’s absolutely incredible how after 4 years people are still not able to realize they’re being lied to.
wrong site to clown around on, go back to reddit
vassals will vassal
as a percentage of land
western propaganda isn’t exactly subtle nowadays
Basically, China is strengthening ties with their neighbours here. It also suggests that China isn’t really worried about oil shortages going forward. So, if the US was trying to use the war on Iran as an attack against China’s energy supplies, looks like that turned out to be a massive miscalculation.
8·6 days agoI don’t really agree with the attention to detail part from my experience. AI agents love to take shortcuts from what I’ve seen, and you have to pay a lot of attention to what they’re doing to make sure they do the right thing.
The US is very obviously going to be impacted when the economies of their vassals start crashing because the US economy is highly dependent on trade. Furthermore, everybody knows this was an unprovoked war of aggression by the US, and that’s already souring relations between the US and the rest of the world.
Welcome to another market manipulation Friday
Imagine being so gullible that you keep falling for the same talking points after four whole years of them being proven wrong over and over. Utter lack of any capacity for critical thinking on display here.