New cuck n chad ranking live from Damascus, Syria. You’re getting a trip report when I’m back in Beirut next week. I’m posting from a Turkish (lol) VPN because Hexbear is weirdly slow on the Lion’s internet.

Russia - Ukraine cuck n chad power ranking

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ooh greece COTW

On fire then underwater in the span of months.

Thessaly has had a number of earthquakes in the last hundred years. During the period 1954-1957 there was a series of devastating earthquakes and floods that leveled much of the city of Volos (port city in Thessaly).

This is the same region hard-hit by fires and flooding this year.

There are concerns about the long-term damage from polluted water (full of agricultural waste) being dumped into a relatively insulated gulf. On top of all of the damage on land, the damage to the sea life in the immediate area will also be bad.

If you wanna get chuds on board with being against invading Mexico by any means necessary point out to them how many refugees a war creates and where they go. When they say they won’t go to the invading country show them the Ukraine refugee statistics and show them how many go to Russia. https://data.unhcr.org/en/situations/ukraine

It’s not ideal to use their anti-immigration shit but getting people into an anti-war position is more important and this shit works.

Today we had out first Presidential Debate in Argentina and primaries winner Javier Milei did an outright and public genocide denial as he claimed “There were no 30,000 disappeared, only 8,000” (He actually gave a very specific number around 8k) and that we have been in a state of “War” in the 70s and the military dictatorship did commit some “excesses”.

Death to all Fascists like him.

Former PM Fico (Socdem) on course to win Slovak election as most districts report

Slovakia’s leftist former Prime Minister Robert Fico was on course to beat his progressive rival in a parliamentary election after a campaign in which he pledged to end military aid to Ukraine, partial results showed on Sunday.

With 90% of voting districts reporting in the Saturday election, Fico’s SMER-SSD party led with 23.69% of the vote. The liberal Progressive Slovakia (PS) followed with 15.68% and the HLAS party, which could become the kingmaker for forming the next government, was third with 15.43%.

Former Fico colleague and HLAS leader Peter Pellegrini kept his options open on future coalitions in televised comments as results became clearer.

A government led by Fico and his SMER-SSD party would see NATO member Slovakia joining Hungary in challenging the European Union’s consensus on support for Ukraine, just as the bloc looks to maintain unity in opposing Russia’s invasion.

“We do want to evaluate everything, so we will wait for the final count,” said Robert Kalinak, a SMER-SSD candidate and long-time Fico ally, adding the party would comment on the full results later on Sunday.

Exit polls had favoured PS as the winner, but projections from two Slovak news sites based on results with 90% of districts reporting pegged Fico as the winner with a margin of about 5 or 6 percentage points.

The PS party has advocated maintaining Slovakia’s strong backing for Ukraine, and would also likely follow a liberal line within the EU on issues such as majority voting to make the bloc more flexible, green policies and LGBT rights.

The first party across the line was expected to get a mandate from President Zuzana Caputova to lead talks on forming a parliamentary majority and, if successful, a government.

The final districts to report, from large cites, were expected to favour PS, but the gap behind Fico appeared too large to bridge.

PS leader Michal Simecka did not give up hope he could form the next government, depending how possible smaller allies end up.

Fico has ridden on dissatisfaction with a bickering centre-right coalition, whose government collapsed last year, triggering the election six months early. In campaigning, he stressed concern about a rise in the number of migrants passing through Slovakia to Western Europe.

Fico’s views reflect traditionally warm sentiments towards Russia among many Slovaks, which have gathered strength on social media since the Ukraine war started.

He has also pledged to end military supplies to Ukraine and strive for peace talks - a line close to that of Hungary’s leader, Viktor Orban, but rejected by Ukraine and its allies, who say this would only encourage Russia.

The far-right Republika party, which was seen as a possible ally for Fico but unacceptable to others, may not win any seats, partial results and media projections showed.

This is from a progress report of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which were agreed on in 2015 to be achieved int 2030, from Nature Journal

Of the 36 SDG targets reviewed in the GSDR to provide a snapshot of progress, only two were on track as of 2023, namely access to mobile networks and internet usage (see ‘SDGs Midway — Snapshot of Progress’). Fourteen showed ‘fair’ progress, with targets just in reach if efforts are stepped up. Twelve showed limited or no progress, including for poverty, safe drinking water and ecosystem conservation. And eight targets were assessed as still deteriorating: reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, fossil-fuel subsidies and numbers of unsentenced detainees; enhancing economic growth, vaccine coverage, sustainable fishing and food security; and preventing the extinction of species.

So globally we’re getting poorer and emitting more carbon BUT more people are closing themselves off on the internet and watching the world burn through their screens

Italy: Meloni admits she hoped to do ‘better’ on migration as numbers skyrocket

When the Italian Prime Minister’s far-right party was elected last year, they promised to reduce mass immigration to the country - but the number of people arriving on boats from North Africa has nearly doubled in just one year.

Honestly, I wonder if European fascism even has the energy to differ significantly from neoliberalism when they’re actually in office (versus their rhetoric about what they’d change beforehand). I feel like they just get into office and just do what the liberals were already doing, faster, but make sure to blame minorities for the bad effects of those actions.

In the same way, I don’t really think that a “competent fascist” is on the horizon after Trump like so many people (including myself) warned. Or, rather, Biden is the competent fascist. Fascists that want to do Nazi-era blood and soil shit with death camps and all that in the 21st century have to contend with a system entirely penetrated by financial parasites and a ever-decreasing ability to build new things that don’t directly benefit the top 50 richest people in the country.

Trying to do Hitler-esque fascism in a financial capitalist environment (as opposed to the industrial capitalism of the early 20th century) just doesn’t really seem to work very well, though I guess we still have a number of decades before Western hegemony has fully collapsed for manmade horrors beyond our comprehension to emerge.

I think it’s great that pretty much every major and relevant power, supernational or regional, is treating the expulsion of 120,000 people by the Azerbaijani government with the threat of violence for not doing so (as textbook ethnic cleansing as it comes) with little more than some fetid hand waving. Truly amazing.

They’re turning Hitler’s birthplace into a police station lmfao

Even 78 years after Hitler’s suicide in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin — with which he evaded all responsibility shortly before the unconditional surrender of the German Army — there are still discussions about the use of his birthplace. Austria is struggling with the recognition and would like to get rid of the neo-Nazi pilgrimage site.

That is why a police station is now to be housed there, but this is being met with resistance.

trying to max out the

https://notesfrompoland.com/2023/09/26/poland-may-seek-extradition-of-ukrainian-nazi-ww2-veteran-hunka-from-canada/

A Polish government minister has launched a bid to extradite Yaroslav Hunka, the 98-year-old Ukrainian-Canadian man who fought in a German-Nazi division during World War Two and last week received a standing ovation in Canada’s parliament.

“In view of the scandalous events in the Canadian parliament, which involved honouring, in the presence of President Zelensky, a member of the criminal Nazi SS Galizien formation, I have taken steps towards the possible extradition of this man to Poland,” announced education minister Przemysław Czarnek.

http://www.kcna.kp/en/article/q/47647ea5a05791ca8befc14f96e5ac60.kcmsf

News from the DPRK

KCNA Report on Final Findings of Investigation into American Soldier

Pyongyang, September 27 (KCNA) – The investigation into Travis King, a soldier of the U.S. Army who was detained after illegally intruding into the territory of the DPRK in the joint security area of Panmunjom on July 18, has been finished.

According to the investigation by a relevant organ of the DPRK, Travis King confessed that he illegally intruded into the territory of the DPRK as he harbored ill feeling against inhuman maltreatment and racial discrimination within the U.S. army and was disillusioned about the unequal U.S. society.

The relevant organ of the DPRK decided to expel Travis King, a soldier of the U.S. Army who illegally intruded into the territory of the DPRK, under the law of the Republic.

No sleep until I’ve turned the world towards a thousand years of depravity, filth, and moral decay. I wanna make a world so downright pornographic it makes every single rightoid shit squeal. Open, conscious defiance of their philosophical traditions and social mores around every corner. That shit needs to chafe them as much as their ideal world would chafe me. Shit, as much as the world they’ve built does chafe me.

The thumbnail of Rhodes kinda looks like it’s for a YT video that’s going to talk to you about space lasers starting wild fires. 🫤

Amazingly The Economist is finally admitting the obvious about Ukraine’s counteroffensive.

The war in Ukraine has repeatedly confounded expectations. It is now doing so again. The counter-offensive that began in June was based on the hope that Ukrainian soldiers, equipped with modern Western weapons and after training in Germany, would recapture enough territory to put their leaders in a strong position at any subsequent negotiations.

This plan is not working. Despite heroic efforts and breaches of Russian defences near Robotyne, Ukraine has liberated less than 0.25% of the territory that Russia occupied in June. The 1,000km front line has barely shifted. Ukraine’s army could still make a breakthrough in the coming weeks, triggering the collapse of brittle Russian forces. But on the evidence of the past three months, it would be a mistake to bank on that.

Granted, the article goes on to advocate for turning Ukraine into a fortress state with a robust war economy so it can throw infinite Ukrainians into the meat grinder of a long war of attrition that will beat Russia if we all believe hard enough, but it’s interesting to see the mainstream press begin to look down the barrel of Ukraine’s clear failure here.

Well, with Feinstein being apparently the one who launched the Assad Must Go thing, that officially locks in Syria as next week’s COTW