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The proposed document aims to specify the positions that require English proficiency. These positions include civil service employees, tax and customs authorities, police officers, high-ranking officials in law enforcement agencies, civil protection services, prosecutors, heads of public sector business entities, and military officers serving under a contract.

I really don’t like calling people out, but this lib got banned and I was cracking up looking at the comments and threads they visited🤣. Within like 3 minutes of reading comments, they bought into Zenz’s Xinjiang Fable, they called us Stalinists, REFUSED to answer whether they’d send tanks to Hungary or not…(sus😨) and basically had a funny way of typing everything so poetically. Realistically this was just a lib who found this site, but for a few minutes I thought they were a troll or someone using an alt account as a joke. So proud of you comrades for identifying a wrecker when you see one🫂🤗

The Chinese spy balloon that was shot down over the Atlantic Ocean in early February was built -- at least partly -- using American off-the-shelf parts, a U.S. official has confirmed to ABC News.

A second U.S. official was also able to confirm that the balloon did not appear to have transmitted any of the data it collected on its journey above North America, as was initially reported by the Wall Street Journal.

The first official could not say whether any of the American gear was sold illicitly to China but said determining whether any of it came from illegal trade was a topic of serious concern among officials since some items -- like chips -- are forbidden to sell to certain markets.

I am hoping to major in economics(with arts focus) while minoring in Philosophy and Spanish.

What classes would I be most likely to find professors and peers that hold Marxist perspectives? Would it be in a class specifically about the foundations of capitalism covering arguments for and against it? Or should I look elsewhere?

What programs or fields would I likely have the most luck finding professors like this?

I finish reading "The Destruction of Black Civilization" by Chancellor Williams recently and I found it to very good but its 50 years old now and the author constantly makes reference to areas of history that he believed still need more research so Im curious if that research has been done and if there are any similar but more recent books about the history of Africa before colonization and that has a non European perspective when talking about colonization.

I posted "On Authority" in the westolefto community
The response "i ain't reading all that tankie shit"
Why do westoleftos think they're experts on dem ebil tankies all of a sudden

On Friday evening, the Biden administration published a previously classified intelligence report acknowledging that three years of investigations have produced no evidence that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, was created in a laboratory by scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) in China.

This admission demolishes years of false claims, uncritically promoted by the entire spectrum of the US media and political establishment, that China deliberately created the virus that has infected the world and killed more than 20 million people.

The report reveals that three leading US newspapers the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal lied when they claimed that the United States had evidence that researchers at the institute were hospitalized with COVID-19 symptoms before the start of the pandemic, and were thus the proverbial “patient zero.”

Hey comrades, we've got an opportunity in front of us. We have a post on how "Boomers have had it better" and I didn't have time nor well bookmared resources on why that is the case. I've only shared a graph of productivity and real wages splittint in 1971, and some guy linked wtfhappenedin1971.com which obviously allures that "it all happened because we split from the gold standard 😭😭😭" nonsense by it quoting Hayek. (Funnily enough, that website helped me in getting radicalized lmao)

So, please help me out here in making this a 🥺

I have to say, it's a compelling take.

Didn't realize this was the first time the US went to war without congressional approval. It's kind of poetic how the US was "fighting for democracy," and also devaluing its own without by acting unilaterally.

My post on the "no red brown alliance" banner should not have been removed. I got a lot of smug and condescending responses and the site kept hanging when I tried to reply. You seem to think that because non-Marxists like Red Scare, Maupin, and Infrared (all weirdos into Heidegger who HAVE NEVER READ MARXIST WRITING! THEY ADMIT IT! EVERY SINGLE ONE! JUST LIKE ZIZEK! STOP ENTERTAINING THESE PEOPLE!), or the deranged Fourth Political Theory people exist that means there is some tendency for alliance between Marxists and fascists.

You are repurposing a club that was used to beat the CPUSA for its politics on Cuba and the USSR, & to slander the USSR for making a treaty with Hitler (Matt Christman did this recently btw he called it an alliance, you all have goopy brains). You're repurposing it against people who are literally just brown-brown. There's no red-brown. Goddamn

It's like "no genocide denial" - sure it sounds nice to you in your imagination, but it has history. In reality it means banning everyone who denies Stalin & Mao killed 50 billion people, banning everyone who points out China isn't sterilizing Uyghurs, wholeheartedly eating the Victims of Communism Foundation propaganda or you don't get to speak.

Ironically the first time I heard this phrase was from Alexander Reid-Ross (before he got ousted from Portland State for sexual harassment) posting about the Chapo subreddit, using analytics to prove they were fascist by association. The same way he used dubious anonymous twitter account examples to pin guilt by association on things.

Also was used during the Iraq war & Syrian war as slander against antiwar communists, it's the exact same kind of thing as "why do communists think russia is based??? It's not communist silly!" thing but applied to Saddam Hussein and Assad.

Really just goes to show how well Twitch reality show politics trojan horses NATO bullshit into people's minds

let's fucking go

First guy I heard this phrase from - bear with me please - is Alexander Reid Ross. He wrote articles about the subredditstats/etc analytics on the Chapo subreddit calling them all fascists. Seriously. He wrote articles on Juche Nazi and White Nationalist Maoist twitter accounts he probably made.

He got ousted from his university (portland state?) for sexual harassment.

Anyways that's the most legitimate use of it in history all the other examples are worse. It's used to sell a completely wrong version of WWII that absolves the allies.

🤢I need a bag, I’m gonna hurl, especially in the comments🤮