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61·2 days agoA response to the US allowing strikes in Russian territory I assume
We’re gonna see a nuclear war aren’t we
Damn this is from haaretz too
finished the whole project seven months ahead of schedule
Common theme with Chinese infrastructure it seems lol
Lmfao what no materialist analysis does to a mfer
Why can’t we have nice things man
(Military corporations in the US and Russia)
So it looks like it’s finally happening?
Libertarian paradise
Since his rise to popularity, however, he has softened some policies, saying he believes in an open economy and is not totally opposed to privatisation.
Dissanayake had campaigned on a pledge to renegotiate a controversial US$2.9 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout secured by his predecessor.
But since taking office, he has resolved to maintain the existing agreement with the international lender.
The country’s main private sector lobby, the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, has tacitly supported Dissanayake and his programme.
Yeah, not a good sign… This WSWS article on him doesn’t exactly inspire hope either.
At the time of the full-scale invasion in February 2022, their brands made up 69 per cent of all sales, according to the Avtostat analytics agency. They now have a market share of just 8.5 per cent, while Chinese manufacturers’ share over the same period has risen from 9 per cent to 57 per cent.
That is massive, damn. Completely switched places.
For a liberal outlet, it’s pretty decent yeah. Doesn’t fall for US propaganda about the DPRK too much.
Critical support to comrade Trump in his heroic struggle to destroy the genocidal amerikkkan empire from within 🫡
Thought this was pretty funny lol
Who could’ve seen this coming
It also just got hit with an earthquake.
All this on top of the US blockade…
Most western conservatives are economically liberal, though there are certainly stupIDPol or maga “communism” types.
In general, the left-right political spectrum that implies liberals can be leftist or that conservatives can’t be liberals is oversimplified, inaccurate, and not how the vast majority of people actually view politics.
Most working-class people do want social benefits for example and may therefore be considered economically leftist, but if they’re in an economically disadvantaged region they may have a backwards view on social norms and be considered socially right-wing.
Even NATOpedia agrees
Where’s the inconsistency