Pierre121000

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[–] Pierre121000@lemmy.ml -2 points 1 year ago

She wasn't simply not invited anymore is she ?

[–] Pierre121000@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (9 children)

There's so many arguments explaining why they were the one responsible for this wall

And everyone in 1989 talked about the lack of bananas in the eastern part without realising that the western sanctions were responsible for this absence. People aren't naturally ignorant
And they grew grew at the same rate rate despite socialism never working(, both sides were helped, but one of them was under sanctions and without any neocolonial help, a higher military burden, etc.)

Not forgetting that eastern germans(, who saw their shared properties stolen by western capitalists b.t.w.,) are still unapologetically voting left ever since

I've learned in highscool that Stalin was disfigured by some kind of disease but modified the photographs, that was a western lie still taught more than half a century after his death, i've also been taught that if someone stopped clapping first they were at a high risk of being deported, which was why rounds of applause could last a long time, i was naive enough not to have doubts. I didn't know that we were the most propagandised population in the world back then, something that most readers would disagree with(, if you cite north korea it'll even more point out (y)our ignorance&propagandization).

If you (dis)agree, then just ask yourself what's contained in the medias of our proclaimed enemies(, Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Cuba, and any leftist south american, Zimbabwe, ~Burundi, ~'Central African Republic', ~Congo, ~Somalia, Sudan, and so many more african countries, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Palestine, and even Lebanon because of the Hezbollah, Afghanistan, Russia, China, North Korea, Belarus, Serbia, and too many others that i've ignored, if i'm taking the last 100 years then we've oppressed every single country at one point or another, including Ukraine when it elected pro-russian leaders. Read them and you'll understand that we're at the very least as propagandised as they are(, if not more, like i suppose, because they know our dominant point of view, cited in their articles, while we totally ignore theirs).

[–] Pierre121000@lemmy.ml 9 points 1 year ago (7 children)

Does anyone know how to save pictures on this app ?

 

I've heard that their history books talk about european history(, Charlemagne, ...), that's insane, i didn't believed it at first(, and still suppose that it was exaggerated, and that their school books probably talk less about the history of Greece, Rome, and western Europe, than Africa and the rest of the world).
I can attest as someone living in France that we know much more about allied/useful countries like Japan and Korea(, and the u.s.a. of course,) than about other african countries that speak french, we can't expect them to seek a strong alliance/union with us if we don't know their cultures, these ties will fade if the french government does nothing linked to them except anti-immigration laws to preserve our so-called "french" "historic" culture, we could begin by t.v. shows partnering with them, but it only shows how our efforts to maintain these (cultural/.. )ties are close to none, we could have salvaged some connection with them(, not economic). We're living in a bubble, afraid of foreign "disinformation".
And while westerners forget(never learn) about our actions to preserve a favorable status quo, africans are more aware than us of what we did in their country, and probably also in Asia, the Middle-East, South America, and their own continent.
If we succeed in being united in uniformity, like we're fighting for, then does it mean that future schisms will be sanctioned ? Is it even worth fighting for hegemony if a diverse union is more desirable ?

Honestly he's right, the most ressources/..-rich continent is suspiciously the poorest, it can't continue like that, i've only theories(, protectionnism//liberalism, exportation of raw materials to import manufactured goods, crazy compounded interests, ..., i've started two posts on this topic this past year w/o ending them), but i certainly hope it'll change, as soon as possible.
And we(sterners) shouldn't simply stop benefiting from the global South, but actively help each other instead, to the point of slowing/stopping our growth for them, 'and then they'll help in return later if we need it'/'simply because we can&should'.
(That's partly how/why a union is still possible/desirable, and how 'a muslim/christian/.. behave'/'the Kingdom/City of God comes unto the Earth', if we 'seek the Supreme Good in deeds and not in words'/'take religion seriously')

 

Now : of course you're sanctioned, because you're allowing Wagner to help you instead.
«You're free but not from consequences»(/s)
Imagine if Russia sanctioned Mali over the presence of french troops on their territory.
They can't fight the u.s., so should submit to their power and expel Wagner, too many dozens of countries have experimented, and are still suffering from, the cruel western economic sanctions/warfare, they can't win.
(Thing is that they first ask for a finger and end up taking the arm, universalism rimes with uniformism. And all in the name of freedom once again, so much hypocrisy)
Yet another information you won't hear in m.s.m.

 

That doesn't make sense tbh.
Seen here

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Senegal
Kenya
Ghana
Benin, after the usual economic sanctions
Mali, apparently
Sudan
Somalia
...

[–] Pierre121000@lemmy.ml 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (3 children)

Peru's (unpopular )Congress approved the entry of US troops into their territory, and calls for the US military to train Peruvian "Special Forces, boosting their interoperability with NATO systems and doctrine" : https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2023/06/us-troops-are-in-peru-to-counter-chinese-and-russian-influence-in-latin-america-reports-peruvian-weekly.html

These troops are set to arrive from June through Dec 2023 https://znetwork.org/znetarticle/the-implications-of-new-us-troop-arrivals-in-peru/

 

With some help from R.T., 'as usual'/'of course'.

[–] Pierre121000@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Ok, thanks 👍

 

It also prevented China from recovering Taiwan

Does anyone know how to post videos in this sub without resorting to external links ?

[–] Pierre121000@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Yeah, ban me please