proletarian_girlboss

I have no idea why I never post in this thread. Greetings comrades. Hugo Chavez was mentioned in the news today so I must post my favorite image of him.

That is incredible. It makes me want to visit the DPRK one day even more.

It has also increased police funding and deportations.

Very true. Otherwise the US and all its puppets/client states would be the first on the list.

How is it broken?

One of the endless reasons for why I shall lay siege to Fr#nce.

Stealing my identity on a public forum.

The same exact lie about viagra was made against Gaddafi (that his soldiers had giant stockpiles of viagra that was found in tanks to use for this purpose).

It still seems to be down. Hopefully it is not too large of an issue to fix.

I wake up every day very saddened that it has not happened yet.

I tend to not really worry about the US deployment of nuclear weapons at our current stage. If they use them, in a way they lose their leveraging power. Which is why they have been threatened to be used in so many of the wars the US has created, but only deployed twice, when it was only the US who had access to them. I remember one article I read recently that pointed this out in the context of the invasion of Korea. Despite both Korea and China not having nuclear weapons, and the US feeling a strong desire to use them, it never happened, and the US lost anyway. There were strong considerations for using nuclear weapons in the invasion of Vietnam as well, with the same result. It is what Mao referred to when he described the imperialists as paper tigers. When actually pushed, their cowardice is shown. Isn'treal is demonstrating this now I think, given how immensely incompetent its response to the resistance has been, and the fact that it keeps hesitating to send a ground invasion. It is not in their interest to do all the things they threaten to do, I think. At least not yet? It could change if it was undeniable, even to the most deeply unhinged supporters of the settler colony that their own defeat is inevitable. Which, while it seems to us that it may be, to the settlers. there is still this notion that they have the right to what they have stolen, that it is god's gift to them, etc. They cannot imagine a world without isn'treal just as the colonial occupiers of the various African colonies thought their reign was permanent. So their state of panic, I think, is not yet to the point of something as drastic as a nuclear attack.

I was getting so angry until I realised it was the onion.