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Chavez in 2009, while being labelled as paranoid, outlines exactly what is happening today.
December 17, 2025 at 10:09 PM
Chavez in 2009, while being labelled as paranoid, outlines exactly what is happening today.
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Of course more people have started to wake up to the imperialist nature of the US, with Vietnam and Iraq being some of the turning points.
But it’s worth noting that the US also has an extensive history of war and regime change in Latin America going back decades. This is nothing new.
But it’s worth noting that the US also has an extensive history of war and regime change in Latin America going back decades. This is nothing new.
January 3, 2026 at 5:10 PM
Of course more people have started to wake up to the imperialist nature of the US, with Vietnam and Iraq being some of the turning points.
But it’s worth noting that the US also has an extensive history of war and regime change in Latin America going back decades. This is nothing new.
But it’s worth noting that the US also has an extensive history of war and regime change in Latin America going back decades. This is nothing new.
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Currently at:
— only buy tech too old to have AI built in
— painstakingly disable AI every time they add it to something that used to work perfectly well
— if it can't be switched off, abandon the platform or tool
— if there are no good alternatives, avoid the AI parts
— patiently wait for the crash
— only buy tech too old to have AI built in
— painstakingly disable AI every time they add it to something that used to work perfectly well
— if it can't be switched off, abandon the platform or tool
— if there are no good alternatives, avoid the AI parts
— patiently wait for the crash
October 4, 2025 at 2:25 AM
Currently at:
— only buy tech too old to have AI built in
— painstakingly disable AI every time they add it to something that used to work perfectly well
— if it can't be switched off, abandon the platform or tool
— if there are no good alternatives, avoid the AI parts
— patiently wait for the crash
— only buy tech too old to have AI built in
— painstakingly disable AI every time they add it to something that used to work perfectly well
— if it can't be switched off, abandon the platform or tool
— if there are no good alternatives, avoid the AI parts
— patiently wait for the crash
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December 25, 2025 at 6:15 AM
