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no fucking way dude
Schoolchildren in Germany protest against conscription
Nationwide protests by schoolchildren against the possible introduction of compulsory military service took place in Germany. According to the organizers, the protests were held in more than 100 cities and drew more than 45,000 participants.
In Berlin and other cities, participants took to the streets with slogans including “Your war — without us,” “Why us, not you,” and “Not a single person, not a single cent for the Bundeswehr.”
The protests were prompted by the introduction of mandatory medical examinations for 18-year-old men and the possibility of reinstating conscription if there are not enough volunteers.
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Not enough. Condemn Hasan Piker.
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa:
I had nothing to do with 9/11. I was 13 years old at that time. I didn’t know anything about this stuff.
Of course, I am sorry for all the victims, both in the U.S. and those who fell in the Middle East because of the policies that were pursued there.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Ahmed al-Sharaa was born in 1982 and was 18-19 during the 9/11 attacks, not 13 as stated in the clip.
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Th-They figured it out.
Goddammit!!! All that work from comrade Friedman for nothing!
We got rid of that reformist idiot Allende and finally implemented true Marxist-Blanquism with Chilean characteristics in one country!
Replying to @bingban26351530 @Newmalinistpig6
Quick caveat. I want to point out that I know Pinochet was working with the Chicago boys, and I believe he was better than his predecessors. I just think his core philosophy was socialistic in nature, and that the people under him were convinced of socialism such that even his collaboration with the Chicago boys could not undo socialism in Chile.
Trve Arditi spirit.
A chi la permanent residency? A noi!✋️
Rejected for the crime of being a sensitive young ISIS member.
Truly the cruelty of women knows no bounds
“A New Yorker who spent months in Syria working for ISIS & returned disillusioned with his experience and convicted of material support charges asked if terrorism scholars would consider writing a letter of support to a judge so he could legally change his name. Every time a potential suitor googled his name before a date, the first result would be his terrorism conviction. The dates were always quickly cancelled.”
My colleagues and my latest @lawfare piece about terrorism recidivism.
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