I always feel a bit of glee to see Colombians killed fighting for Ukraine. Those bastards are fascists that are better buried there than coming back here.

Only real ones remember the Rabotino see-saw

Lmao not only is grok woke, it’s ironic

How likely is it that this is because he is about to do some REALLY unpopular shit and wants to crack down on the resulting protests?

Thing is, for the Russians, Ukraine ceding territory is only to start negotiations and a ceasefire. They will not accept a deal without no NATO and Disarmament

Creo que si se pasa la tutela se arma el mierdero en el pais. Igual tengo fe que no se la dejan tan fácil jaja.

Como sea, que sea culpable es tremenda victoria.

Dude was in come with a bullet in his head so probably not lol

It’s columns all the way down

There is an increasing amount of dismissal about the potential of BRICS

Was true some weeks ago but basically Trump is wishing a stronger BRICS into existence by using tariffs to bring them closer together.

A month ago it was more unimaginable that Brazil would be leading the anti-US dialogue and even less, that fucking Modi would be meeting with Xi lmao.

Basically the right wing in the country is taking L after L after Miguel Uribe kicked the bucket and Alvaro Uribe (not related but shittier) is now in house arrest.

Colombian president Gustavo Petro on Twitter:

I publicly transmit my order, as commander of the armed forces of Colombia. Colombia and Venezuela are the same people, the same flag, the same history.

Any military operation that lacks the approval of our brother nations is an aggression against Latin America and the Caribbean. It is a fundamental contradiction to our principle of Liberty. Liberty or death—Bolívar’s cry—and the people rose up.

Considering Trump’s threats about using military force on Venezuela and Mexico, my understanding is that Petro is threatening to use the Colombian army as support for Venezuela’s army in the event of military action from the US. How much support or how politically feasible this can be, I’m not sure, but I don’t think he can do that much to support Venezuela in the event of US military action due to internal politics.

Still, I think it’s a positive, if bold, move, and also I don’t really think Venezuela needs much support in the event of military action. The Venezuelan people would absolutely rally around the flag in that event, since Venezuela’s rhetoric has been consistently about US anti-imperialism, in a similar fashion to what you would hear from the DPRK.

What can they realistically do in that region?

Apparently the Armenians have fully cucked and accepted the Zangezur corridor, which will be named “Trump corridor 🤮”. This is a sextuple whammy against BRICS in which:

1. Iran is now locked from Russia by land from Armenia.
2. The Caspian sea can now house NATO assests
3. Turkey now has a link to mainland Azerbaiyan, increasing its influence in the region dramatically.
4. Azerbaiyan can now sign the Abraham accords, and it’s likely to sign into NATO.
5. China can get locked out of the BRI through the corridor.
6. The CSTO has been highly neutered.

Bad news all around, on that front.

Hágalo real, cerdo hijueputa

Two tweets from Elijah Magnier:

1. Relax!

There is no civil war in Lebanon, and nothing will happen. No worry! The government’s decision is folkloric and will please the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia, but can’t be translated on the ground. No army in the Middle East can present a viable military plan to disarm Hezbollah.

How does the Lebanese army implement this decision against 100,000 Hezbollah-trained ground force members and a total of half a million Shia men ready to fight for their existence?

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2. When Israel demands Hezbollah’s disarmament—channelled through Saudi Arabia and the US —as a condition for withdrawing from occupied Lebanese territories, it reveals a critical paradox:

Israel is effectively acknowledging that only Hezbollah’s military capability constitutes sufficient pressure to compel its withdrawal. In other words, it is Hezbollah—not the Lebanese government or army—that Israel sees as the real negotiating counterweight.

This, in turn, underscores a deeper truth:

The Lebanese state currently lacks the leverage—diplomatic, military, or strategic—to assert its sovereignty over its own territory without Hezbollah’s deterrent force. The call to disarm Hezbollah, framed as a prerequisite for Israeli withdrawal, is therefore both logically flawed and politically revealing. It asks the country to forfeit its only means of leverage before securing its rights—effectively demanding submission, not resolution.

Regardless,Hezbollah won’t deliver its weapons.

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Unless by making money you are referring to increasing production I dont see how DeepSeek or the such has been made to create profits on their own.

Once the free and open source models are as good at 99% of tasks as the frontier models, and can be run on consumer grade hardware, then the big crash comes, as OpenAI and all its data centers doesn’t really have a point or path to profitability anymore.

I was thinking the other day that China’s developments in AI are based on trying to prick the AI bubble and bring down the US economy with it, a la dot com bubble.

That will mean a complete rupture of relations with Europe, meaning China would much more easily influence politics there.