Image is from Wikipedia’s article on the war..
I’ve wanted to cover Myanmar for a while now but haven’t had the needed knowledge to write much more than “This situation really sucks.” After doing a little reading on the situation, I feel even more confused. A decent analogy is the Syrian Civil War, at least while Assad was in power (though it’s still pretty true today) - many different opposition groups, some co-operating with the United States, others not. The main government supported partially by an anti-American superpower, but who could live with that government collapsing if there are deals to be made with the group coming into power. A conflict kept going and exploited at least partially by the United States and other imperial core powers, though with plenty of genuine domestic animosity and desires for political independence.
Recently, the Myanmar government - the mainstream media uses “junta”, which is probably accurate despite the connotations - has promised elections at the end of 2025. This doesn’t seem likely to happen, and even if it did, how this would work in a country as war-torn as Myanmar is unclear. The government is losing territory and soldiers at a quick pace; they now hold only 21% of the country, though that 21% does at least comprise many of the cities. It’s difficult to get a handle on the number of people affected because civil wars and insurgencies have been ongoing in some shape or form for decades, but we’re talking at least millions displaced and thousands of civilians killed.
Here’s a comment by @TheGenderWitch@hexbear.net from fairly recently that covers the situation in Myanmar:
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The military government of Myanmar is losing to the Rebel Groups, and badly. https://www.voanews.com/a/myanmar-s-rebels-closing-in-around-junta-into-fifth-year-of-civil-war-/7958145.html
somethings really afoot though, news about myanmar from western outlets and channels have suddenly all remembered myanmar exists and written quite a lot about them in the last few days. Its suspicious, it could be capitalists trying to signal their want for US involvement in the civil war. It could also be a targeted propaganda campaign already pre planned in order to make sure people are clued into the conflict.
I think this seems to be another Assad situation. The Military government is pretty unpopular domestically and is losing quite a bit of ground. I would be surprised if they lasted to 2027. Supplied by both Russia and China, theyve been able to keep some flow of weapons, but are suffering a lot from manpower issues. Conscription has been enacted, but conscripts are a poor replacement for trained soldiers. According to reports, they only hold about 21% of the land and are losing lots of territory. They also have extended their emergency rule for another 6 months, throwing doubt on the ability to follow through with their 2025 election. They’ve lost large amounts of territory, thousands of soldiers, and 2 regional commands. They’re not dead yet though, as they have some ability to retake some territory and win some battles, but again 21%. Rebels currently are making steady progress towards the second largest city in the country.
while I don’t like the rebels, they are western aligned, they have popular support and are allied to many of Myanmar’s ethnic minority defence groups. Im wondering who really has the power in this situation though, since many of the gains seem to be made by the Ethnic armies, not the NUG. This revolutionary energy could be fueled to establish a socialist federation, but won’t, and the popular revolutionary energy is fueled toward the NUG. It’ll probably be another pro-west bourgeoisie democracy. It will probably then turn against the ethnic rebels and we’ll end up basically where myanmar was pre coup. Probably will have a strong military influence on politics as well, since the rebel forces seem to be made up of officers and very little political groups. By then, people will be extremely tired of war and more likely to accept any conflict resolution than another civil war. In the midst of “It Happened” stands a stronger, unmovable “nothing ever happens”. Would be neat if the Communist Party of Burma could somehow come out on top, but they have only around 1000 soldiers and don’t control a large amount of territory.
China’s interests in the region are still secure, but siding with the Junta is a bad idea, one I understand though. China doesn’t want a western aligned power to take over a china aligned state, and is trying to make sure their economic investments in the area are protected and their mineral income is continued. They have deep ties with many Ethnic Minority states, especially on their border, and the NUG forces, mostly again to protect infrastructure investments and keep the minerals flowing. They might flip back to the NUG as the Junta starts collapsing over the next year or so, especially since the new US administration seems to be really cutting back on foreign aid. The General in charge of the rebel government forces complained quite a bit about how much aid ukraine got and how much he wanted that aid. He was basically begging for anti aircraft systems “like in ukraine” lol. China could definitely swoop in and back the rebels, which while hurting their reputation, is probably the best move long term. China’s only interest is to keep Myanmar from being pro-west, keep control of Myanmar’s mineral flow, and protect other investments in the area.
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Israel-Palestine Conflict
Sources on the fighting in Palestine against Israel. In general, CW for footage of battles, explosions, dead people, and so on:
UNRWA reports on Israel’s destruction and siege of Gaza and the West Bank.
English-language Palestinian Marxist-Leninist twitter account. Alt here.
English-language twitter account that collates news.
Arab-language twitter account with videos and images of fighting.
English-language (with some Arab retweets) Twitter account based in Lebanon. - Telegram is @IbnRiad.
English-language Palestinian Twitter account which reports on news from the Resistance Axis. - Telegram is @EyesOnSouth.
English-language Twitter account in the same group as the previous two. - Telegram here.
English-language PalestineResist telegram channel.
More telegram channels here for those interested.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Examples of Ukrainian Nazis and fascists
Examples of racism/euro-centrism during the Russia-Ukraine conflict
Sources:
Defense Politics Asia’s youtube channel and their map. Their youtube channel has substantially diminished in quality but the map is still useful.
Moon of Alabama, which tends to have interesting analysis. Avoid the comment section.
Understanding War and the Saker: reactionary sources that have occasional insights on the war.
Alexander Mercouris, who does daily videos on the conflict. While he is a reactionary and surrounds himself with likeminded people, his daily update videos are relatively brainworm-free and good if you don’t want to follow Russian telegram channels to get news. He also co-hosts The Duran, which is more explicitly conservative, racist, sexist, transphobic, anti-communist, etc when guests are invited on, but is just about tolerable when it’s just the two of them if you want a little more analysis.
Simplicius, who publishes on Substack. Like others, his political analysis should be soundly ignored, but his knowledge of weaponry and military strategy is generally quite good.
On the ground: Patrick Lancaster, an independent and very good journalist reporting in the warzone on the separatists’ side.
Unedited videos of Russian/Ukrainian press conferences and speeches.
Pro-Russian Telegram Channels:
Again, CW for anti-LGBT and racist, sexist, etc speech, as well as combat footage.
https://t.me/aleksandr_skif ~ DPR’s former Defense Minister and Colonel in the DPR’s forces. Russian language.
https://t.me/Slavyangrad ~ A few different pro-Russian people gather frequent content for this channel (~100 posts per day), some socialist, but all socially reactionary. If you can only tolerate using one Russian telegram channel, I would recommend this one.
https://t.me/s/levigodman ~ Does daily update posts.
https://t.me/patricklancasternewstoday ~ Patrick Lancaster’s telegram channel.
https://t.me/gonzowarr ~ A big Russian commentator.
https://t.me/rybar ~ One of, if not the, biggest Russian telegram channels focussing on the war out there. Actually quite balanced, maybe even pessimistic about Russia. Produces interesting and useful maps.
https://t.me/epoddubny ~ Russian language.
https://t.me/boris_rozhin ~ Russian language.
https://t.me/mod_russia_en ~ Russian Ministry of Defense. Does daily, if rather bland updates on the number of Ukrainians killed, etc. The figures appear to be approximately accurate; if you want, reduce all numbers by 25% as a ‘propaganda tax’, if you don’t believe them. Does not cover everything, for obvious reasons, and virtually never details Russian losses.
https://t.me/UkraineHumanRightsAbuses ~ Pro-Russian, documents abuses that Ukraine commits.
Pro-Ukraine Telegram Channels:
Almost every Western media outlet.
https://discord.gg/projectowl ~ Pro-Ukrainian OSINT Discord.
https://t.me/ice_inii ~ Alleged Ukrainian account with a rather cynical take on the entire thing.
After years of cracking down on “barbaric growth of capital" in the private sector, China is wooing entrepreneurs again. Is it too little too late? Former SCMP editor-in-chief Wang Xiangwei weighs in.
HONG KONG: At the start of 2019, Chinese President Xi Jinping convened senior officials in Beijing for a workshop to discuss and prepare for “black swan” and “grey rhino” events amid a slowing economy and rising international uncertainties.
This meeting followed then US President Donald Trump’s initiation of a trade war against China in July 2018, which sent bilateral ties into a downward spiral.
Mr Xi urged officials to remain vigilant and address “major risks” across various fields, including politics, ideology, economy, society, technology and the external environment.
A black swan refers to an unpredictable market event with extreme financial consequences, while a grey rhino is a highly probable and impactful threat that is often ignored.
Since then, China’s leadership has taken decisive steps to tackle perceived grey rhinos, such as ballooning local government debts, struggling city and community banks, and the “irrational and barbaric growth of capital” in the private sector, particularly targeting big tech firms like Alibaba, which owns the South China Morning Post.
However, Beijing’s harsh campaign against the private sector has inadvertently unleashed another grey rhino: A lack of confidence among private entrepreneurs.
STIFLING INNOVATION
This lack of confidence, known in China as “lying flat” or "tang ping”, initially caught on among the country’s overworked youth who sought to do the minimum and take a break from relentless work.
During the three years of the COVID-19 pandemic, this malaise spread nationwide, affecting not only bureaucrats but also entrepreneurs.
It was also partially fed by fear that success in private business could come with political risks: In 2020, Beijing abruptly halted the US$34 billion IPO of fintech giant Ant Group, controlled by Jack Ma, after he reportedly criticised regulators for stifling innovation.
What ensued was a multi-year crackdown on the so-called “excesses” and “barbaric growth of capital” in the private sector, which has since driven entrepreneurs’ confidence to historic lows.
Mr Ma largely disappeared from the public eye following those events, reinforcing concerns that China’s business climate had become too unpredictable.
Within this context, Mr Xi’s high-profile meeting with selected private entrepreneurs, including Mr Ma, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Feb 17 is significant - his first such meeting in nearly seven years.
ARE XI’S ASSURANCES ENOUGH?
According to Xinhua, Mr Xi reportedly told entrepreneurs, also including Mr Ma, Ren Zhengfei of Huawei and Wang Chuanfu of BYD, that it was "prime time for private enterprises and entrepreneurs to give full play to their capabilities”.
He assured them that the current difficulties and challenges facing the private sector could be overcome and called for renewed confidence in the future.
Mr Xi also vowed to create equal treatment for the private sector and pledged to ensure access to bank loans while addressing widespread illicit law enforcement and administrative actions, including arbitrary fees, fines, inspections and asset seizures.
Mr Xi’s remarks represent the strongest signal of support for private enterprises at a time when China’s economy is in a deflationary cycle, weighed down by falling property prices and low consumer confidence. Meanwhile, Mr Trump in his second term has threatened additional tariffs on Chinese products, and China’s exports, one of its traditional growth engines, remain bleak.
Beijing recently announced an economic growth target of “around 5 per cent” for this year, but revitalising the private sector is crucial to achieving this goal, especially since the private sector contributes about 60 per cent to China’s gross domestic product and over 80 per cent of employment.
Will Mr Xi’s words be enough? After all, China had already been unwinding its crackdown on the private sector starting in 2023, with officials increasing pro-business rhetoric and referring to private entrepreneurs as "one of us”.
Yet in many cash-strapped localities, illicit actions against the private sector, including arbitrary fees, fines, and asset seizures, have continued unabated.
Mr Xi’s remarks are expected to curb these illicit actions, but whether they will spark optimism among private businessmen remains to be seen.
the rest of the article
A REAL TURNING POINT?
Sensing scepticism, official media has ramped up efforts to reassure the private sector.
Notably, the People’s Daily, the Chinese Communist Party’s newspaper of record, recently published a long article titled I Have Always Supported Private Enterprises, highlighting Mr Xi’s support for the private sector and countering scepticism that he favours the state sector.
China’s latest efforts to reassure the private sector are a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done to restore confidence. The global success of DeepSeek’s AI language model and the popular animated film Ne Zha 2, both funded and developed by private entrepreneurs, offers significant insights.
More than anything, the rise of DeepSeek demonstrates that the private sector has elevated itself to drive China’s innovation and cutting-edge technologies, moving beyond its traditional role of job creation and playing second fiddle to the state sector.
The fact that the Hangzhou-based company was under the official radar until its sudden rise to fame suggests that if the government allows the private sector to operate without political, ideological and regulatory straitjackets, it can produce global winners.
This is likely the best way to restore confidence and tame the charging grey rhino.
For those paying attention to the “two sessions” in China, it shouldn’t surprise you that private capital has indeed made a come back with Jack Ma’s reappearance a few weeks earlier.
I am increasingly losing faith in Xi’s ability to curb private capital. Since Li Qiang (Shanghai lib) became the Premier in early 2023, from abandoning Zero Covid policy to opening up China’s capital markets, all indications are pointing to what I have suspecting all these while, that the liberals have indeed succeeded in their coup and have been having the upper hand since 2023.
Good. Fuck im
People already clowning on his corpse lmao
what a piece of shit
Yeah the fact that there are just random people who would do that in the street says a lot about this piece of shit.
Yemen has BANNED the import of BURGERS. We salute the People of Yemen and Ansar Allah in their brave campaign against treatlerism.
even imagining a burger can lead to ruin, many such cases
This is a human rights violation and I support US efforts to airdrop happy meals into the afflicted territories
import substitution time
🍔
Unlimited Genocide on international burgerism
*comprador treatlerism, specifically.
This seems to be more of a ban on imported pastries and bread than anything else for self sufficiency.
https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3lk7377cm2i2r Trump: “Schumer is a Palestinian as far as I’m concerned. He’s become a Palestinian. He used to be Jewish. He’s not Jewish anymore. He’s a Palestinian.”
Damn:
https://xcancel.com/TVFreePalestine/status/1899569710288556172
https://xcancel.com/TVFreePalestine/status/1899841928239214963The case of #MahmoudKhalil is a perfect example of the limits of Liberalism and collaboration with the Zionist Empire in hopes of gaining some equity or change in the power structures. For those who don’t know, Khalil is a Syrian citizen who collaborated with the Imperialist plot against his homeland, and worked for the UK embassy in Lebanon coordinating destabilization programs. He also worked in the NGOs in the USA designed to drive the Syrian diaspora youth astray from decolonization, and into the arms of Wahhabi and Ikhwani collaborationist rule.
As for his role at Columbia University, he was a go-between agreed upon by the Zionist Administration and the Palestine liberation supporters; ie he was not a member of the movement, and only a messenger. He was also against the Hind Hall movement and actions.
So, here is Mahmoud Khalil, a man who sold his country to the wolves for a few measly dollars, who acted as reasonable messenger of Zionist power to the Palestinians at Columbia, and all he got in return was to be disappeared by Zionist Master in the White House.
Moral of the story here, as an Arab or Muslim, no matter how much you suck up to Zionists, they will never treat you as an equal human, and the more you suck up to them, the more they will humiliate you when you outlive your usefulness.
We hope Mr Khalil returns home safely to his family, but you should all know what you are supporting, and to do so in spite of his shortcomings, because his disappearing even though he is a tool, fool or even agent, signals that all Arabs and Muslims in the USA could be treated even worse.
Mahmoud Khalil was the program director of the Syria office at the UK mission in Lebanon, and had full security clearance on all the regime-change operations according to embassy staff; but somehow our post that also tells people to still support his rights, is being painted as conspiracy theory by both Jewish White Supremacist accounts and Wahhabi/Ikhwani/Liberal accounts.
Duterte got arrested I believe. ICC warrant for arrest for human rights abuses on his war on drugs that left thousands dead
Oh now we’re enforcing warrants
This is bad. I am not going to venerate Duterte like a liberal does with any world leader but it’s telling that Duterte out of many, many leaders out in this forsaken Earth they chose him, when he had the most China-friendly (ie. Independent) foreign and internal policies unlike the US sycophant running the Philippines now.
I wonder if there is any connection to the fact that his daughter, and until five weeks ago Vice President, was impeached on February 5. Maybe the Marcos administration is just ripping the whole bandaid.
Brandon Johnson at like 10% approval (even lower than Eric Adams wtf? Does he just never leave his house or smth?)
all the standard centrist rats of Chicago local politics are crawling out of the gutter (Paul fuckin Vallas is a frontrunner again, just behind the generic IL Secretary of State)
Is Chicago city politics just permanently irredeemable and fucked up? Is it a safe bet never to have hope in it?
US-flagged oil tanker collides with container ship in North Sea
Both ships caught fire and were abandoned, 32 people injured and one missing.
damn that would have been really bad if it was the uninsured shadow fleet. as it is, only democratic oil will spill so all good
It’s jet fuel onboard, so democratic™ kerosene! Much better.
The U.S. has canceled financial support for opponents in Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela.
Republicans believe that the subsidies are not “aligned with the government’s priorities”. The United States has canceled support programs for opposition activists, political prisoners and religious groups in Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela. A State Department analysis concluded that these programs were not aligned with the agencies’ priorities and were not in the “national interest”.
As a result, the opposition press in Cuba alone, called the “independent press”, lost a grant of 1.5 million dollars. A post on the White House Rapid Response account on X cited this as an example of the “ridiculous programs” that were cut. Only three of the 95 programs administered by the International Republican Institute (IRI) have not been canceled, but they are paused for 90 days until their evaluation is completed. These programs were funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The three that have been maintained are focused on supporting the Venezuelan opposition.
At a Senate hearing, Republicans argued that it makes no sense to maintain programs aimed at regime change in these countries if it doesn’t happen. “My problem is that we can’t say in Florida, 'I’m excited about the money we spend on foreign aid because something might happen. Let’s see, the Castro regime still controls Cuba, Venezuela just stole another election and Ortega is getting stronger in Nicaragua,” said Senator Rick Scott.
Let’s see, the Castro regime still controls Cuba
Incredible misspelling of Díaz-Canel
Everyone I know who hasn’t done their own political digging has no concept of a difference between the Russian Federation and the USSR, and has never heard of Díaz-Canel, believing that Castro rules Cuba still, sustained for eternity by the tears and lamentations of the Cuban people
Fidel and Raul live rent free inside the mind of USians
You’re fired!
Did not expect this from the Rubio controlled State Department. This dude was Gusano numero uno for years, leading the charge in regime change operations.
I don’t think they’re letting rubio touch the controls, he’s got an unplugged controller from a completely different game system
Imagine what the democrackers would allow him to do
they’d let him write policy without even being in the cabinet
perfect timing
“An agreement has been signed between interim Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa and Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) commander Mazlum Abdi to integrate into the institutions of the Syrian Arab Republic.”
https://t.me/thecradlemedia/31390
This agreement includes a ceasefire that has allegedly already been violated.
https://t.me/nayaforiraq/23210 https://t.me/nayaforiraq/23211
Agreement terms
spoiler
❗️Syrian Presidency:
○ The agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) stipulates guaranteeing the rights of all Syrians to representation and participation in the political process and all state institutions.
○ The agreement stipulates the integration of all civil and military institutions in northeastern Syria within the state administration, including border crossings, the airport, and oil and gas fields.
○ The agreement emphasizes ensuring the return of all displaced Syrians to their towns and villages and ensuring their protection from the Syrian state.
○ The agreement with the SDF stipulates supporting the Syrian state in its fight against the remnants of Assad and all threats that threaten its security and unity. (Emphasis mine)
○ The agreement with the SDF stipulates the rejection of calls for division, hate speech, and attempts to sow discord among all components of Syrian society.
I have had people on the old sub all the way to this community constantly argue to the bitter end about how the poor SDF couldnt possibly have made a deal with Assad at any point, an impossible situation and decision between a rock and a hard place blah blah, they werent american compradors , they had no other choice etc etc…Dozens of times that struggle session happened up till last year even
Turns out you can just do things and it only took them a couple of months to start folding into Jolenski’s Turkish backed woke Isis regime (he is an institutionalist now!). During the massacres of thousands of civilians no less. Surely pushed and facilitated by the US as well
I dont hold too much contempt for their project and there was genuine struggle and progressivism there but history wont be kind to the choices they made in their geopolitical and regional alignments
Say the line Bart
The tankies are always right
The agreement with the SDF stipulates supporting the Syrian state in its fight against the remnants of Assad and all threats that threaten its security and unity.
SDF military coalition with the HTS. That’s really bad…
This comes a few days after the SDF met the US CENTCOM general on the 6-7 March.
In Syria, Gen. Kurilla met with U.S. military commanders and servicemembers, as well as our Defeat-ISIS partners, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Gen. Kurilla received an update on the evolving situation in Syria and an assessment of the ongoing Defeat-ISIS campaign and efforts to prevent the resurgence of the terrorist group in the region.
Defeat ISIS by joining them!
The SDF commander was sent to sign this deal onboard a US Military Chinook helicopter. So it gets worse. Apparently the entire deal was facilitated by the US on February 20th, and the CENTCOM commander delivered the message. And today the US military transported their now discarded proxy leader to sign the surrender documents. I see this as facilitating the US withdrawal from Syria. The whole point of the US using the Kurds as a proxy was to occupy the oil fields and fertile lands by the Euphrates, to starve the Assad government so it would collapse. Now that Assad is gone, the proxy has no more usefulness, the mission in toppling Assad has been accomplished. So the USA will leave.
First the “anarchists” in Ukraine go full social fascist to align themselves with NATO and Nazis, now these “anarchists” are joining Al Qaeda after destroying a key part of the resistance against Israel
If I speak I am in big trouble
That portion stuck out to me as well. Anti-Iran coalition?
It comes only days after the SDF met with the US CENTCOM general. Some are reporting that HTS will take over the “ISIS prisoner camps” currently managed by the SDF. Israel would love a corridor to the Euphrates, and a lot of the land through the desert along the Jordan-Iraq border to the Euphrates is fairly uncontested, aside from the Al Tanf US military outpost. Also a big military buildup in Jordan over the past week, supported by the UK. The big challenge for Israel from a pure military perspective would be to get through Daraa and the western part of As- Suwayda governorate, after that it’s just open land.
The agreement with the SDF stipulates supporting the Syrian state in its fight against the remnants of Assad and all threats that threaten its security and unity.
Bruh. We’re gonna get Horizontally Aligned Alawite massacres.
Completely shameless.
welp, that’s middle east firmly in usa/isntreal hands.
They are both us puppets so it does not surprise me.
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A villager stands outside his home in Kyauk Ka Char, Shan State, Myanmar, where Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visited the Drug Alternative Development Project” being implemented in the area. The project is co-sponsored by Myanmar’s Government and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
©UN Photo/Mark Garten, 2012-04-30
Iranian President, Masoud Pezeshkian, to Trump: ‘Now that you’ve started threatening us, I’ll definitely not negotiate. Do whatever the hell you want. Trump is mentally challenged’
- Telegram
he shouldn’t say that
It’s all theatrics anyway, Iran has been setting up for negotiations since October last year. However, Iran weren’t going to approach the United States first, they wanted the United States to approach Iran first. By Trump sending that letter to Iran, that has happened, the US have approached first with an initial offer.
Aye, but t’was not unwarranted, it seems.
mentally challenged
by avoiding the obvious word that is now actually cool, good and based to say under the trump imperium, pezeshkian has proven that he is woke
Former far-right Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is arrested in Manila for crimes against humanity. The International Criminal Court is accusing Duterte of mass killings in his “war on drugs”. The defense said that the arrest is a violation of his constitutional right and a random lawyer filed a lawsuit with the Supreme Court of the Philippines to stop the country from obeying the ICC. Duterte asks to be tried in a Philippine court.
Rodrigo Duterte is on a flight to The Hague, where he will appear to answer charges of crimes against humanity, says the current president of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos. Duterte’s youngest daughter accused the ICC of “kidnapping” her father to The Hague. Duterte, who turns 80 this month, is accused of killing more than 30,000 Filipinos in his war on drugs.
- Telegram
no fan of his but it wouldn’t have happened to a white guy
witness all the western nations falling over themselves to announce they wouldn’t arrest Netanyahu
Large scale Ukrainian UAV attack currently taking place on Moscow ahead of Ukrainian talks with the United States in Saudi Arabia tomorrow.
Videos and photos of the attacks
The Ukrainian drone attack is said to have killed one person and injured three, with seven apartments being damaged and a house burning down as a result of the attack. Domodedovo railway station was also damaged during the attack.
https://ottawacitizen.com/news/ottawa-city-council-x-vote How they banging the drums of war against America talking about boycotting all their products when they won’t even get rid of one the biggest spreaders of misinformation on the net and frankly a shitty site? Shit doesnt even work right
Information war is still a thing you know and Americans are bloody good at it.
