Stopping murder is dangerous for democracy
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What a joke
Wow… they are beyond clueless and inept, bordering on criminal saying that.
That’s mental, do you think they read that back to themselves before they published.
Meanwhile Australian PM spends hundreds of billions on sub program that will never work and isn’t needed.
The subs are just extending the US military further in to Australia, it’s the US gearing up for China - we’re just the stooge vassal state fronting it.
Don’t think for a second we have any autonomy when it comes to foreign policy. Canberra works at Washington’s behest - if they tell Albo it’s war, he and Penny will be up in front of the ABC lectern demanding Aussie sons and daughters do the patriotic thing to stop the commie scourge without blinking.
One can only hope that having such weak, spineless, inarticulate, fuckheaded leadership will make the whole thing a joke in the minds of regular people who would rather turn on the system than sacrifice their children.
Congrats on looking retarded
What part of what I wrote do you disagree with?
I really don’t even know, the whole post just made you look li,e a stupid fucking cuck thst was just trying to get attention. So I wa like, yo…l I an do that
Well done Kyle 👏
Lashing out like a 3 year old with nothing but insults is sure to convince people I am wrong and you are right, even though you don’t know what part you disagree with..
To paraphrase: "If the murder rate in El Salvador stays at record lows then more people will like President Bukele and THAT is dangerous to our democracy"
I'd call "peak clown world" but that never ends well. #[0]
are you fucking kidding me
It’s specifically dangerous for your American democracy.
The global south opting out of the IMF / World Bank debt slavery and copying El Salvador means fewer places to export USD inflation to for which you receive cheap imports in return. This at a time when no-one wants USTs and your banks are imploding..
20 years ago the CIA would have just set off a colour revolution or sent in the troops to put things in order but the bureaucracy is so inept now that the old tricks don’t work so well any more, and it’s not just 1 or 2 nations bucking that need to be contained, 3/4 of the globe is saying “enough” to the hegemony.
Don’t think that’s what The Economist was getting at but often there’s a kernel of truth to these things, even if unintended.
Probably written by Gladstein, a total stooge for the world order agencies.
paid n bribed mule n donkey can hired in west easily
No way this is real…
The tweet in his image is not there. Did they delete it? I searched and couldn’t find it.
The context is very different here from the screenshot tweet. It seems some social media intern just did a very poor job phrasing the tweet.
I’m not sure.
Looking at the image I grabbed from Bukele, couple things stand out on review.
1. Their Twitter handle is TheEconomist vs his screenshot which is lowercase “theeconomist”
2. They have a yellow badge on Twitter vs blue here
3. The badge doesn’t match Twitter style - too many points and not rounded enough
4. They have a square PFP on Twitter not circular like shown
Is this perhaps a screenshot from another platform? Insta?
Ah. Maybe. In any case, I’ve thought about the content of the article (if there’s truth to it) and about his actions and it’s hard to reconcile what he’s doing. If the same was happening where we live, bitcoiners would be throwing a fit. But at same time it helps the nation… so… I don’t know what’s right here. Common sense would probably have to agree with unlawful detention = bad.
paid ad by fiat bankers saying bitcoin=shit! story line is same - yellow journalism
banker = #bitcoin = shit !
any country adopting bitcoin = shit!
fiat is king -- Bankstars clear propaganda
This breaks my brain.
Had to read that a couple times 🫤