it was here for couple of months, but some leftie twitter users are joining now. Seems like samey centralized architecture tbh, but 
reinventing objective idealism with buddhist characteristics since 2010s
plinky
joined 3 years ago
can't out-ponce the ponce
Good episode, even a little bit too much tilted to the cultural theory of eminence (i think hired mercenaries also had something to do with italian city states)
building from ashes is shit idea from porkies, not everyone can buy depreciated assets
renaissance is 18-19th century rehistorization (although i was taught that, but culture insists otherwise)
aztec latin shenanigans
giraffes in firenze (aka medici giraffe
)
macchiaveli misfortunes
mullvad about to receive lots of envelopes with terfland money
Uncommited? The vote in primary against genocide joe? How do you feel that 90% of light of the nation (democrats) voted for the feeble cruel monster?
All the cool kids are doing supply chain attacks
Highway light maintenance?
And russia will be mystified where oil has disappeared and send more? Or they’ll cut down exports (or in more based variant, start to make holes in them during seizures?
nation
i think they will assign some kind of special property holding rule with new military installations or some shit, euros love to be vassals on the downlow
Two states: denmark and greenland (as 51st state)
Not a joke btw - (Snyder said that the Initiative plans to lay the foundation of "something that will endure after the war." The initiative was founded by Victor Pinchuk, a Ukrainian oligarch with close ties to former president Leonid Kuchma; Kuchma was implicated in the killing of journalist Georgy Gongadze.)
just do democracy and some other stuff, like abandoning missile program, in exchange for sanctions relief. i wonder which undemocratic countries this applies to
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Washington, D.C. — America’s leading maritime labor unions are calling on the Trump Administration and Congress to require that any crude oil imported from Venezuela be transported exclusively on U.S.-flag vessels crewed by American mariners, arguing such policy is essential to U.S. economic and national security interests.
“A cornerstone of an effective national maritime policy is gaining access to private, commercial cargoes that create steady demand for U.S.-flag vessels, American mariners, and the shipbuilding industrial base,” the unions wrote in a letter to senior Administration officials. The Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association (MEBA), American Maritime Officers (AMO), the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots (MM&P), and the Seafarers International Union (SIU), which represent the majority of U.S. Merchant Mariners sailing in the U.S.-flag fleet, argued that aligning American foreign policy and energy needs with “Ship American” principles would strengthen the U.S. maritime workforce, reduce reliance on foreign-controlled shipping, and counter the growth of opaque “shadow fleet” tanker operations used to move sanctioned oil outside U.S. oversight.
The unions warned that current restrictions on Venezuelan oil have shifted global trade toward foreign-controlled shipping networks, including opaque “shadow fleet” tankers operating outside U.S. labor and safety standards. As a result, U.S. maritime workers and carriers are excluded from energy cargoes that could otherwise support American shipping capacity and enforcement objectives.
from https://nitter.net/UnionBustingBot/status/2010063803040575577
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I think it would be expansion signal for most, non? adding 20% more capacity is still cheaper than rehauling the whole thingy, nor is it likely their efficiency will increase that much to save space or whatever reason