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Corazón Rural retweeted
You really can’t make this up. Macron who enthusiastically supported the Iran war now blames it for rioting in France. As I said in March only Pedro Sanchez can use this argument because only he opposed the war
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Corazón Rural retweeted
La tasa de actividad femenina ha pasado del 34% en 1990 al 55% en 2026. No os acordáis de una mierda del país que era la España de los 90. Grotesco.
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Corazón Rural retweeted
Menos gente aportando donde? Cotizantes SS España 1990: 12"5 Millones Cotizantes SS España 2026: 22'4 Millones. Crecimiento cotizantes desde 1990= +10 M ‼️ +78%. Por favor, menos tocar de oído y menos simplezas que os leen adultos funcionales.
▶️El Envejecimiento tiene una Consecuencia Incómoda: menos gente aportando y más recibiendo. Eso genera Escasez. Y la Escasez, Conflicto Intergeneracional. ▶️Seguimos pensando como en los 90, cuando España era un país joven. Pero ese país ya NO existe...
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Ese año me compré ¿Dónde están mis amigos? y me sigue gustando más que cualquiera de esos
the year is 1993 and you've just withdrawn your wages from the hole in the wall you pop into HMV on the way home, which 3 records are you walking out with?
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Y rigurosamente cierto
Patético todo este discurso
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El "candor" de denominar "apoyar la guerra" a "apoyar la defensa". Demasiado trile para un académico, aunque hoy sin el mínimo denominador no se llega a nadie
It struck me recently that people who support the endless Ukraine-Russia was because they "want to punish the aggressor" make the same mistake as people who during the Vietnam war supported the endless war "because if Vietnam falls, all of SE Asia will be communust". In both cases they were wrong because they failed to look at a broader picture and at the future.
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Uno de los que participaron en el saqueo del país en esa época fue Putin casualmente, en negocios de venta exterior a un precio menor de activos del Estado. Pero la culpa es nuestra, claro.
Not just NATO, not just Ukraine and Georgia. A lot more. We walked all over the Russians when they were down in the 1990s; basically taking over the country and looting it. We refused to welcome them into the geopolitical West; instead choosing to keep them out even when there was no dispute with them. We attacked Serbia multiple times in the 1990s. We carried out many color revolutions (Serbia 2000, Georgia 2003, Ukraine 2004, 2014, Kyrgyztan 2005, Belarus 2006, Azerbaijan 2005). We armed and trained the Ukrainian armed forces. Then we rejected Putin’s ultimatum demanding Ukranian neutrality. The road to the Russo-Western confrontation has been long and winding. The only reason it took so long for Moscow to throw down the gauntlet was because it was busy building up its strength. Russia is now stronger than it has been since the Soviet capitulation. They have outgunned the West. Now they finish the job in Ukraine, then take the Baltics, and then retake their position at the head of the European table. There is a reason why Russia was the dominant European power for decades after Napoleon, why the British were so intent on the Entente, why it was the Russians who defeated Hitler’s armies, and why Russia was the dominant power in Eurasia for a good half century thereafter. The reason has to do with the deep intrinsic sources of Russian power, it’s central geopolitical position, and the imperial political culture that is responsible for Russia’s willingness to take on the entire geopolitical West. Russia is the leader of the global insurgency against the West. When the West is defeated, the author of that defeat will be above all Moscow. The West’s geopolitical error was to read temporary Russian weakness in the 1990s as a permanent state of affairs. It was incorrect even in 1994, as was pointed out already back then by no less an authority than Kennan himself. Instead, we listened to a Polish immigrant with an axe to grind.
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A que le metan tres tiros a su hijo en la escuela
Menuda mierda lo de Francia. Y lo peor es que toda Europa va a acabar así. El que pueda y tenga edad, que se largue a Estados Unidos.
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Tiene gracia esto dado el papel de... - Su apoyo a Putin (los nazis) contra Ucrania - Su guerra en Irán - Sus bonos - Su cambio climático ...en los problemas económicos de Francia
Trump: France is burning! The immigration of people from an entirely different world, people with hatred in their hearts, has shattered that once great country. Close your Borders and take control, before it is too late!
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Corazón Rural retweeted
Implica que el Estado puede perder el control de sectores estratégicos en favor de empresas privadas cuyo interés no es el país, sino forrarse. Pensad lo que votáis. Votar PP-VOX=vender la soberanía de tu país al capital.
‼️Según ABC, el PP 💧 se está planteando 'sacar al Estado del capital de empresas privadas' si gana las elecciones Proponen limitar la presencia pública en empresas a Defensa y sectores críticos. 👇 electomania.es
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"en el mundo de los anglicismos superinteligencia, supermilenarismo, ventanas de oportunidad, donde todo es una supercompetición grotesca, los chicos y chicas de todos los estratos tienen las mismas posibilidades de ser igual de negados, zopencos y zotes" share.google/kHYvE38657rfjM6…
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Vaya, por lo que dice parece una antifa de por aquí, pero es una nazi alemana
German AfD Leader Alice Weidel on Ukraine: We need to take Russia's security interests into account. Ignoring Russia's security interests has been the major mistake that we've made.
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Corazón Rural retweeted
Replying to @CorazonRural
Está bastante guay, compañero. Un matiz: el metro entre el 90- 95 era el paraíso terrenal frente al metro del 82 al 90. Aquellos transbordos por pasillos largos y en el medio dos manguis echando un cigarrito.... Escalofríos. Y, sí,lo de los mods era chungo.Te lo dice un ex mod.
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Corazón Rural retweeted
Lo que las memorias de Duff McKagan nos enseñan sobre la vieja industria musical 🔗 buff.ly/M4jabNm
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