SovereignState

Navalny, the guy who called Muslims cockroaches?

Navalny, the guy who was already imprisoned and posed literally no threat to Russia from behind bars? That Navalny?

You're worse than QAnon types.

New RuZZian invention: the blood clot gun, from the same designers of the sonic weaponry that caused Havana syndrome!

I did say most, but I appreciate the clarification.

Nasser, Qasim, Hussein, Gadaffi, Mossadegh, Árbenz. None of them communists, but all had something in common: nationalization of local industry as policy. All were also demonized, hated, and most even directly murdered by U.S. intelligence.

Empire fears the communist movement because nationalization has proven inherent to its implementation. Nationalization is the greatest fear of empire, though, as it rips production (and profit) from the stranglehold of foreign exploiters and brings it that much closer to the native toilers.

I've thought about this but with American flag rolling papers. Patriotic potheads buy it for the design, revolutionaries buy it for a chance to burn Old Glory 🔥🇺🇸🔥

Hell, I'll take a revisionist Russia. Glad to hear they never abandoned socialism, at least.

1991 who?

Rogue state.

Empire is acting pretty worried. 🤷‍♂️

You're here, and frankly you also seem a little worried. Perhaps you should be.

"Literally everybody on the internet has a 1.4 terabyte folder full of child and animal sexual abuse material. Right, guys?"

I wonder if date r*pists justify spiking drinks by assuming everyone else in the bar is also drugging someone. I'd bet they do.

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Let's hope they did.

Israel gets to play the pretend game, after all. Why shouldn't Iran?

U.S.'s "National Public Radio".

Don't let the name fool you, they receive more private funding than public funding. They even got mad at Musk for slapping a "U.S. government-affiliated media" label on their Twitter account, crying, "no, in fact, we're almost 99% privately owned!" and ditching the platform.

I have liked a couple of their programs, but even their best program cannot escape the confines of the liberal braincage.

Oh, during Bush's presidency, they banned the word torture from being used in any of their pieces detailing his administration, claiming it was a loaded and biased term to describe waterboarding. So.