>>118476
>intended to deter Russia
It was intended to destroy countries, steal resources, enslave people, cover up criminals and promise everybody peace and prosperity. It destroyed almost every country around Europe and now it is going to destroy Europe itself.

  >>118477
>>118477
>the russian again projects the failings of his imperialist polices onto others

  >>118478
>projects the failings of his imperialist polices
>posts late-USSR footage
So the rumours were true, capitalism is crumbling after all.

https://amp.slate.com/culture/2018/07/donald-trumps-hollywood-walk-of-fame-star-destroyed-by-pickax-wielder.html

  You've been visited by the Black Science Man of Infinite Cosmos. Space Marines and shuttle door gunners will become a reality, but only if you reply "Thank you, Black Science Man!"

Because that thread was basically one guy posting the same "HURF DURF WAEK UP SHEEPLE" shit over and over again, not even engaging with other posters in the thread. It was effectively spamming.
There ya go there's your explanation.

Oh also: not news, but I'll leave this thread open in case you want to whine some more.

>>118523
>tried to pass it off…by using childish petulance as a substitute for logic

>>118525
>HURF DURF WAEK UP SHEEPLE

well thanks for demonstrating how non-childish and unpetulant you are, are you going to throw a tantrum next? do you need a diaper change or is it time for your bottle?

>>117878

There will never be a war with Russia.

And you are now reminded US intervention in Syria was started under Obama.

  Oh, isn't that a beautiful example. The observations on a site in Aleppo where the Al Nusra terrorist groups organized their hospitals. You can observe a similar picture everywhere in the rest of Syria where the government forces were fighting "democratic" insurgents.

Too bad Raqqa isn't given such attention at all - it was just bombed to dust by coalition and nobody even goes there any more. It's not controlled by government force, nor by American coalition, and may as well end up as another point of insurrection.

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/06/05/middleeast/us-led-coalition-raqqa-war-crimes-intl/index.html

>Airstrikes by the US-led coalition in Raqqa, Syria, probably breached international humanitarian law and potentially amount to war crimes, according to a report by Amnesty International that is being hotly contested by the Pentagon.

>The rights group accuses the coalition of killing and injuring thousands of civilians in attacks that were at times "disproportionate or indiscriminate," during its offensive to flush ISIS militants from their de facto capital.

>"The coalition's claims that its precision air campaign allowed it to bomb (ISIS) out of Raqqa while causing very few civilian casualties do not stand up to scrutiny," said Amnesty's senior crisis response adviser, Donatella Rovera.

>>118377
>look mommy I posted it again!

NATO missile falls into a bog in Estonia, starts a wildfire.

https://news.err.ee/852585/rescuers-working-to-extinguish-wildfire-sparked-by-launched-missile

>At 15:44 EEST on Tuesday, a Spanish Eurofighter serving on the NATO Baltic Air Policing mission accidentally fired an air-to-air AMRAAM type missile in Estonian airspace, six kilometres off the ground.

>A bog had caught fire in the search operation area, and rescuers were able to begin extinguishing it that evening. As the fire is deep in the turf, extinguishing work will continue on Thursday, the South Regional Rescue Centre said.

>"accidentally"

  Assad will stay in power in Syria, and there's nothing the shareblue/crew shills or the white-helmet terrorists can do about it!

>>118443
You failed to understand why we need HTTPS why should net neutrality be any different?

>>118454
HTTPS is communism. Freedom ain't free.

https://www.engadget.com/2018/08/06/fcc-report-reveals-ddos-claims-were-bogus/

>If you didn't buy the FCC's claims that its comment system fell prone to a DDoS attack when it was soliciting net neutrality comments, investigators have just validated your suspicions. An imminent report from the agency's Inspector General has revealed that there's no evidence of such an attack. To put it another way, the comment system's problems were more likely due to large-scale opposition to the net neutrality repeal (helped by Last Week Tonight's John Oliver), not an untimely hacking campaign.

  Part of the recent fracas over 3d printed gun parts involved state governments getting ISPs to agree to block downloads of the data needed to print. This is the government censoring internet content and it all happened less than a month after the official end of net neutrality

op is a bitch nigger

(And you're banned.)
(/n/ rule 2)

>>118494
Hippies were entitled egotists, bratty spoiled children who were never taught to behave. Their self-serving anti-war and anti-government sentiments ended once they were past the draft age and once they were old enough to have significant influence over the government respectively. All of the representative of liberal left who were of that generation stupidly voted to authorize the invasion of iraq.
also the same generation under who's leadership the federal deficit has grown over 2000%

Life is a nightmare now.

You'll be wiretapped if you make a phone call and tracked by license plate readers if you drive.

If you go to a baseball game or Disneyland, you'll need to give your fingerprints, be molested, and be made to carry a microchip.

We're all slaves living in a prison.

Who would want to be born into this world?

https://truth-zone.net/forum/public-zone.html

The US used to love personal responsibility, freedom, morality, peace, and balanced budgets.

Americans are now embracing welfare, tyranny, immorality, war, and debt.

Some Americans are not adjusting well to the changes and the hypocrisy.

You just need to go outside to see the insanity. Have you noticed the panhandlers, the illegal immigrants, the cashier high on drugs, a black man using his fingers while pretending to shoot you, the homosexual in the gym shower leering at you, the white man spitting, the fat girl wearing pajamas at the supermarket, and the old lady driving slow on purpose in the parking lot talking to herself?

People living in the US would think this was normal, but Americans don't realize how far the USA has fallen until they travel abroad.

Being a fat, tattooed single mother in Vietnam would be shameful.

Alright i'm tired of seeing this bullshit. I'm all for freedom of speech and all but give it a rest.

Not only is gun control dead in the water, Roe v. Wade, the Civil Rights Act(s) and the 1965 immigration act are on the chopping block, and that's a good thing

>>118458
How the fuck do you figure?

>>118461

The CRA was a moral choice, but flatly unconstitutional on its face. We need the same thing, but done properly as an amendment. I don't think getting the immigration act out of the way in favor of strong immigration reform needs an explanation, and Roe vs Wade should have always been a State by State issue per the 10th Amendment.

>>118462
hey so SoyMan, do you still think the families of law enforcement officers are legitimate targets? what about ICE agents?

https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/policy-and-politics/2018/7/22/17600344/kavanaugh-watergate-executive-power-nixon

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s views on presidential powers are not helping those concerned about the integrity of the Russia investigation sleep better at night. The latest development: the judge’s suggestion many years ago that the Supreme Court might have gotten it wrong when it compelled President Richard Nixon to turn over the Watergate tapes.

In the trove of documentation Kavanaugh turned in to the Senate Judiciary Committee as part of the confirmation process is a 1999 roundtable discussion where Kavanaugh floated the idea that maybe the United States’ highest court made a mistake in 1974. That’s the year it ruled unanimously in United States v. Nixon that the president had to hand over to a federal district court the tape recordings and other subpoenaed materials tied to the Watergate break-in. Mark Sherman at the Associated Press was the first to report the comments.

Kavanaugh’s belief in the importance of executive power is already under scrutiny, especially in light of special counsel Robert Mueller’s ongoing investigation and the possibility that President Donald Trump could be subpoenaed or, less likely, indicted. As Vox’s Jen Kirby points out, the Supreme Court could wind up hearing some element of the Russia investigation, and there’s a possibility Kavanaugh could be one of the justices to decide on the matter.

In a transcript of a roundtable discussion published in the January-February 1999 issue of the Washington Lawyer on attorney-client privilege, Kavanaugh suggested that the Nixon case might have been “wrongly decided.” Per the AP, he said:

But maybe Nixon was wrongly decided — heresy though it is to say so. Nixon took away the power of the president to control information in the executive branch by holding that the courts had power and jurisdiction to order the president to disclose information in response to a subpoena sought by a subordinate executive branch official. That was a huge step with implications to this day that most people do not appreciate sufficiently...Maybe the tension of the time led to an erroneous decision.
At another point, he said perhaps the court should have stayed out of the dispute altogether.

It’s not necessarily an open-and-shut case that Kavanaugh disagrees with the Supreme Court’s 8-0 decision on the Nixon tapes.