TechnoAnomie [he/him, any]

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    15 days ago

    Everyone who disagrees with the devastation and massacre of Vietnam is a communist, everyone who disagrees about the devastation and massacre of Iraq is a terrorist, everyone who disagrees with the devastation and massacre of Palestine is Hamas, everyone who disagrees with the devastation and massacre of eastern Ukraine and Russia is a Putinist. It is known.




  • I keep hearing about how "it's the most important election ever". Nah, mate. Fortress Europe, hostilizing the world, deindustriazling, tightening the euro poverty pact, accepting climate change, supporting the death of ukranians, supporting a genocide, conceding on worker, women, and lgbtq rights, increasing censorship and spying of their own citizens, forbidding protests and strikes, all of this and more has the the blood used to sign it long dry up.

    At most, it's a matter of legitimizing all of it, but they'll spin it regardless, so, no, they're the most useless I've ever seen.


  • Looks like reality is approaching Ukranian media

    Kyiv wants the United States to train more Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets, but the U.S. says there are limited spots and too many customers from other nations, Politico reported on June 5, citing Ukrainian and U.S. officials. Several countries, including the U.S., have pledged to assist Ukrainian aviators with the necessary training under the F-16 coalition framework. The first Ukrainian pilots began their training at Morris Air National Guard Base in Tucson, Arizona, last October.

    Ukraine says it has 30 pilots prepared to start the training program in Tucson, but U.S. President Joe Biden maintains that the program only has space for 12 students at a time, three officials told Politico.

    The same availability issues reportedly also affect training facilities in Denmark and Romania.

    Over the past several weeks, Kyiv has officially requested that the U.S. train the additional pilots at the Tucson facility. The U.S. has not granted the request, citing committments to other nations in line for F-16 training at the base.

    "We understand they don't want to break those contracts, but they could move their American pilots to a different base for training," Ukrainian lawmaker Sasha Ustinova told Politico.

    They could. But you failed at achieving the impossible, now get stuffed.

    Eight new pilots will begin training at the facility in Romania, while another eight are set to undergo training at the Tucson base. For the rest of the year, across all training sites, only four spots will be available for Ukrainian pilots, one official told Politico.

    It would be more useful if they trained with the Japanese, they probably still remember how to get something out of vastly outnumbered and outclassed disposable airplanes.

    Some tasty cope in the comments:

    Why would any country trust paper security assurances ever again as a fair exchange for some more tangible sacrifice they are asked to make?

    Why indeed.

    Are the USA secretly Putler's best friends?

    Reality keeps making everyone part of putinist Hamas.