Dessalines
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1972·1 day agoFirst two months of 2026: The US kidnaps one country’s leader, murders another, and kills hundreds of civilians in two failed regime change attempts.
Death to the burger empire.
No probs, same. If it’s a “trump says” source, then it’s immediately sus and we need at least a confirmation from the other side.
I feel like its a goal of the MIC as it gives them a reason to exist. Use violence, terror, kill civilians to create more enemies and justify more military spending.
Not a good long term strategy, but the orphan crushing machine still has people willing to operate it.
They also bombed and killed several members of his family, including his daughter, granddaughter, and son in law.
There aren’t any articles from irib yet, but multiple sites say that irib confirmed it live on TV about half an hour ago: https://p.dw.com/p/59bSu
That and the condescending arrogance of “bombs are not the best way for Iran to accept our form of democracy” stuck out too.
So much coded language in here.
libspeak converted “Bombs have yet to create enduring democracies” “The Iranians must accept our superior yanqui form of goverment where the rich control everything, and bombs aren’t the right way to accomplish that.” “The american people”, “american casualties” “The lives of US storm-troops are more important than the civilians of the Iran” “violence begets violence” “God forbid these Iranians defend themselves and start killing our imperial troops!” “This war is unlawful”, “Uphold our constitution” “The sacred slaveholder-written documents which founded the US empire must be preserved, and we should only make war if it passes through congress like Iraq” “aimless war” “I don’t understand the causes, history, or why the US benefits from exerting its power in the ME / persia, so it seems aimless to me”
We desperately need an anti-zionist german language lemmy server.
Disgusting pacifist hours:
I love hjson / json5 for config files: https://hjson.github.io/
Never understood the toml philosophy of trying to flatten every object field.
“The dying serpent always bites”. The roman empire went out like this too, overextending itself with a lot of imperialist wars, then devolving into internal strife and instability until it hollowed out and everyone left.