Captain Corelli's Pangolin

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Captain Corelli's Pangolin

Captain Corelli's Pangolin

@Pango987

stop eating pangolins

Nottingham, England Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Captain Corelli's Pangolin
Captain Corelli's Pangolin@Pango987·
@NobleBrown @Cernovich 1. China has 6 months of reserves and can sanction the USA on RE minerals. 2. Any deal you strike with the lobby for your benefit is 100% upside for them and 100% downside for you. 3. The political fallout of this is going to stop domestic legislation. It’s a colossal fuck up.
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Noble Brown🗡
Noble Brown🗡@NobleBrown·
@Cernovich I have a nuanced take US interests are served, but not the way most think Clearly it's a proxy attack on China It may also be a deal with Israel If they use their influence in Congress to pass the Save Act Then it's a good deal I hate it But the end justifies the means
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Cernovich
Cernovich@Cernovich·
Do you support or oppose the U.S. military action against Iran?
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Foggy Mountain Dave
Foggy Mountain Dave@foggydave·
Look, we just need a few more windmills to fix this.
Collingwood 🇬🇧@admcollingwood

Important: a big chunk of Qatari gas output and LNG train expansion was designed to feed European demand. There was a big investment programme to increase LNG supply by more than 50% by 2027. Not coincidentally, this was the date that Europe was going to ban completely the purchase of Russian gas. In other words, the Iranians are smashing Europe's entire energy plan, such as it was. The big question now is will Putin stick to form and provide Europe with the energy it needs to stave off economic disaster, or will he finally twist the knife by banning sales to Europe in anticipation of the EU ban in 2027? This is the gamble European leaders are now making. Relying on the Russians to play nice after everything. Breathtaking incompetence.

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Nostra, House of Gold
Nostra, House of Gold@Nostre_damus·
The hardest part of a 2 day military operation is the first 22 days
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Dan 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿@Kingbingo_·
1. We haven't really felt the effects yet. 2. It will be compared to Covid. 3. BUT, Covid was a temporary restriction on capacity. - This is a destruction of underlying capacity. So will last many years, not 2. 4. When it eventually comes back - energy will flow East, not West.
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Captain Corelli's Pangolin@Pango987·
@admcollingwood Trump is a millstone around the European right wing, the smarter ones will become hostile to Washington if they want any electoral impact.
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Collingwood 🇬🇧@admcollingwood·
We have a month or two before the consequences of the Iran war are felt in British politics. It means those who supported it, and the broader neoconservative Atlanticist agenda are discredited in a way that even I don't relish. Why? Winners will be the Greens, the Muslim independents, Corbyn's Hallo Clouds, Hello Sky Party, and the far left wing of the Labour Party. It will disembowel the populist right, who foolishly jumped aboard this lunatic train. It will bring forth the more extreme versions on the right in response. We had better hope that the USAF manages to degrade Iranian capacity or that Trump accepts a strategically and politically catastrophic L soon.
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The Aristocratic Utensil
The Aristocratic Utensil@Aris_Utensil·
Yes, it is quite amazing what people with advanced weaponries do when you attack them... during negotiations... and you kill their leader and some of his family members... And bomb a school... full of children... and then you blame them for that... Get fucked, seriously.
Cernovich@Cernovich

Israel is far from perfect, but now everyone sees what Iran would do with more advanced weaponry. They are attacking Arab nations like a rabid dog. They had missiles that could reach Europe. They lied about everything.

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Captain Corelli's Pangolin
Captain Corelli's Pangolin@Pango987·
@BrianNiemeier But I’ll admit, this is more a musing than a detailed policy prescription. It’s possible it could be even worse than the present situation.
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Captain Corelli's Pangolin@Pango987·
@BrianNiemeier Indeed, and you couldn’t find a prospect that would horrify Tolkien more than his work being in the hands of Amazon. I agree that the length of IP protection might need some changing, hence my suggestion that the length is tied to proper stewardship.
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Brian Niemeier
Brian Niemeier@BrianNiemeier·
Considering how much better Solomon Kane and the Cthulhu Mythos have fared since their authors' deaths, would Tolkien's legedarium be better off in the public domain?
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George Galloway
George Galloway@georgegalloway·
Full term abortion is an abomination. An indescribable act of evil. Fewer than 1% of the British public support it. Yet parliament just legalised it. Britain as we knew it is finished.
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