Damarcusart [he/him, comrade/them]

I predicted they would start doing this after Venezuela, but I thought they would focus efforts more around the straights of Malacca back then.

Very funny of them to understand that the instability of global shipping is caused by this war that they started, because they are unable to stop Iran blockading the strait, so they’ll just make the whole situation even more uncertain and unpredictable by just committing acts of piracy. That’ll certainly stabilise the market!

And the cost balloons out to be several million more dollars!

The capitalist will deny us the IP rights to the rope we will use to hang him.

This goes for US allies too, even if we can do far less directly than the people of the US to interfere with their war machine.

Like those conspiracy theorists putting their mobile phones in a Faraday cage.

A molotov cocktail? At these gas prices?

They do normalise the idea of the government cracking down on the people though, here in Aus at least, the government has basically given up any pretense of helping the people and has made it clear they’re only interested in suppressing us if we fight back.

“in-orbit delivery”, a little-known export model under which spacecraft launched in China are transferred to overseas customers after reaching orbit.

That sounds like pretty standard practice for a satellite tbh, wouldn’t want to purchase one and not know if it’ll actually survive the trip to space or not. But because this is from the insidious Chinese it has to be implied that this is some kind of mysterious oriental underhanded business exchange. Western journalists should all be forced to write articles about why they don’t deserve the wall, and then they all get the wall anyway.

Really shows my point about how doomerism impairs judgement and just leads to learned helplessness and nihilism.

I don’t think it is set up to funnel huge amounts of troops into the country, and would very quickly become a target for Cuban weapons if the US attacks, so it is better for them than no beachhead, but most likely their war will just be their usual decapitation strikes and terror bombing. Detached brutality of a kind that doesn’t lead to officers getting fragged.

It’s ok, we asked our masters in Washington if this is suspicious and they said no, so we don’t need to investigate.

-Starts losing the battle for second place by 0.2%

-Immediately throws a tantrum and demands to be put in charge.

Yep, seems like someone fit for leadership to me!

If it were anyone else I’d think they’d get a leg cramp from all the backpedaling.

Yep, their strategy will probably be some kind of “if we were in charge, we’d be doing this war much more efficiently, and stop complaining about rising cost of living, the economy is fine!”

Harrison said the White House’s timeline for moon-based reactors is ambitious.

That’s one way to describe it.

chatGPT, what is geography? And what are material conditions? My navy keeps losing even though it is the strongest, please explain.

Sounds like he’ll do to Peru what Milei did to Argentina if he gets into power. Furious about corruption (that he isn’t personally benefiting from).

“It’s not fair that Iran and the US get to make blockades, we want to do the same thing too, after everyone else has stopped fighting and gone home (our navies are too weak to join the fight)”

It was headed to Busytown, obviously.