Courtesy of the Chair of European Committee for NATO.
Oh, so the expansion of BRICS was confirmed a good move since europuppets are reacting with fear.
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I think that even libs would recognize that breaking up Brazil through foreign intervention is beyond the pale. It's common knowledge that Lula was jailed in a judicial coup by the US, right?
I guess posting balkanized maps of countries the West doesn't like is just the new go to thing for these types.
imagine being one of these guys. "Fuck, Kazakhstan has expressed interest in joining BRICS. Time to go on a rabbithole down domestic Kazakh politics, history, and separatist movements, in order to post an aggravating map online."
Time to go on a rabbithole down domestic Kazakh politics, history, and separatist movements
We both know these nerds are just going to rip off some Paradox game.
I do the same, except its for the opposite reason. To learn for the sake of learning, and to better understand the history, material conditions, wildlife, environment and future trajectory of the nation in question.
AFAIK he has no official relation to NATO, he's some weird Austrian who seemingly wants global NATO-enforced white supremacy
Yeah, he's some guy who made a "pro-NATO enlargement NGO"
I sifted through some of his posts and it just confirmed how much of a loser he is.
The sentence was so dumb that I just assumed it was Trump until I saw your post and checked the author. Are these people deliberately trying to sound like Trump now?
Sounds like a squadron 88 member alright, "terk Owstraylya beck fur da whyte maen!!11"
The NATO fanboys who shill for it are almost worse than those involved directly.
Like, at least the people directly involved in NATO I can sorta understand from an entirely self-centered point of view. I don't agree with them, but at least I can understand why they would selfishly want more power. The NATO fanboys/NAFO folks make absolutely no sense to me.
I don't know, this one's a close contender:
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Original source: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2015/06/17/1394039/-Redrawing-the-World
A tiny Brasil inside a small ex-Brasil inside South America (which is shaped like a bigger Brasil) is genuinely funny ngl. Still hope whoever wants this irl to be forced to cut sugarcane for the rest of their long lives.
at least this one balkanizes the anglos too. we're all going to die but at least it's universal.
Fair, but also managed to have the worst Korea take possible
How do they expect breaking up a country like this would work? That’s a lot of nations made from one, hell, breaking into two is hard enough, let alone twenty…
Imagine having a whole country just called "South," and I say this a somebody who occasionally wishes for Northeast independence. Just draw some lines wherever, it'll work out fine.
Why would Brazil want to join NATO? Lula should start SATO.
He probably parroted it out from the Ukrainian People's Republic, which, surprise surprise wasn't socialist at all, they even had the warlord Petlura as their president.
If I never knew just how stupid these cracker politicians are I would think they're the greatest deep-state agents ever created by BRICS to make the west look rabid, genocidal, war-mongering, imperialist, murdering, colonialist, power-hungry nations. But really these guys are just this awful and straight-foward.
at this point it's just a meme and shitpost right? he can't be serious right?
I wish, as a brazilian I literally feel sick when I look at this shit, is revolting beyond words, see the same folk who ensured the military dictatorship of 68 here, and helped coup against Dilma Russef(current president of the BRICS bank, and former president of brazil) in 2016 claiming they want to LITERALLY rip my country to shreds and divide it as they see fit. It boils my blood comrades it does boil my blood
Unfortunately I think this guy is completely serious. He’s hell-bent on Austria joining NATO.
Given that the followers of a certain Austrian guy were some of original bigwigs in NATO, one could certainly say there's a kind of... precedent.
