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Joe Biden expects Iran to attack Israel 'sooner than later'
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
When half the cabinet there thinks the earth is only 4000 years old and Noahs Ark is not literal. And these idiots hold sway? Tell me I am wrong. -
Joe Biden expects Iran to attack Israel 'sooner than later'
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Two states. I know its a mess but thats ii . The major problem is of course religion. -
Joe Biden expects Iran to attack Israel 'sooner than later'
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
The whole world knows the solution yet nothing happens. I dont like Trump but Biden and his wacky college days are all contributory to this <deleted> up. -
Joe Biden expects Iran to attack Israel 'sooner than later'
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Generally of course. The Iranians have long exercised 'Strategic patience', yet 'bibi' wants a war to save his own skin. I guess he is still hung up about Entebbe -
Joe Biden expects Iran to attack Israel 'sooner than later'
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Why should the world have to undergo yet another war just so 'bibi' doesnt get prosecuted? Dont deflect and please answer my question. -
Joe Biden expects Iran to attack Israel 'sooner than later'
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
No, it began with an illegal land grab. What you have is called confirmation bias. -
Joe Biden expects Iran to attack Israel 'sooner than later'
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Lets all be honest. The world would have been so much better without the creation of Israel. From a worldview it has been a disaster. -
Joe Biden expects Iran to attack Israel 'sooner than later'
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
As usual started by the Israelis! All because 'bibi' needs to keep his job and avoid his well deserved reckoning. Good on the Iranians. -
There is no real evidence that Russia would attack another country. It is mostly hyperbole and propaganda pushed by the likes of Zelenskey, the baltic states, and those Nato generals who want more money for defence. Putin rightly fears Nato and despite the western narrative, is not a madman. The danger lies in miscalulation, the rest is smoke and mirrors. The conflict has reached a stalemate and with the Russian economy unexpectedly resilient and on a war footing, it is looking increasingly unlikely that the Ukrainians can regain their territory, let alone win. Reality is dawning, despite the Ukrainian and western mantra, and something will have to give.
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The elites are terrified of him, and the potential upheaval of the status quo that the policies of his progressive party represent. Its not just section 112, which is something of a smokescreen. Think, genuine reform of the military and police, eradication of corruption, reducing centralisation and the power of the conservative civil service, educational reform and the breaking up of big business monopolies. The vested interests; who benefit enormously from the current semi-feudal, authoritarian, corrupt system, that are lined up against him are daunting.
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America and Iran step closer to the brink of war
Summerinsiam replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Yet more scaremongering. Earlier we had NATO preparing for war with Russia, when in fact the key word is deterrence. Both sides are well aware that a war can never be fought between two nuclear armed sides. In this case, neither the US or Iran want a direct confrontation. Iran is content to use its proxies and the Biden administration will do anything to avoid one. While the situation is volatile, most analysts concur that it remains unlikely. -
Blinken says cost of conflict on children far too high
Summerinsiam replied to CharlieH's topic in The War in Israel
One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. Ask Nelson Mandela. Even Ariel Sharon admitted that if he was a Palestininian he would take up armed resistance. -
Blinken says cost of conflict on children far too high
Summerinsiam replied to CharlieH's topic in The War in Israel
According to some estimates more civilians have been killed than during the entire duration of the Russian Ukrainian conflict. But that's ok? The double standards and hypocrisy are off the scale. -
Blinken says cost of conflict on children far too high
Summerinsiam replied to CharlieH's topic in The War in Israel
Blinken is wasting his time. He may have good intentions but Netanyahu is clearly not listening. Indeed, the war criminal daren't stop in case he is removed from his position by the Israeli people, with whom he is now deeply unpopular, or faces a corruption trial. He is blinded by self-interest, and doesn't care if he sets the whole region on fire. Until the Americans back up their rhetoric with actions, or the war criminal is replaced, nothing sadly will change. Blinken can visit every week if it takes his fancy. -
Trump widens lead over Biden to 4 points in national survey
Summerinsiam replied to CharlieH's topic in World News
One of his many eclectic views. He also thinks covid was largely a hoax, and pushes a number of other conspiracy theories. -
Trump widens lead over Biden to 4 points in national survey
Summerinsiam replied to CharlieH's topic in World News
Kennedy is a Democrat, but analysts believe that with some of his bizarre views, he could appeal equally to or more to the Republican voters. -
Can you imagine the outrage of the west if this was in Ukraine? It would be off the scale. In Ukraine, its genocide and requires an immediate investigation from the International Court. In Gaza, no. In Ukraine, civilian deaths are an outrage. In Gaza, collateral damage. When the Russians target critical infrastructure, its a war crime. In Gaza, no. When the Russians remove children, Putin is a war criminal. In Gaza, the Israelis just murder them. I could go on. The double standards and hypocrisy of the west are staggering, and speak volumes about their true motivations.
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Although it can never be ruled out, it is highly unlikely there will be another coup. There is simply no need currently as all the dirty work is done by the bent extra-judicial agencies: election commision, constitutional court etc. It won't be long before the MPP is disbanded. what will detetmine things is the strength of the backlash. Somethings gotta change and eventually it will.
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Prayut asks me to move past conflicts : Srettha
Summerinsiam replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Prayut is nothing but a hapless stooge, who was installed to maintain the corrupt status quo and protect the interests of the elite. His 'advice' echoes that of his backers, who are desperate to maintain the feudal apparatus that allows them to thrive at the expense of progress for the people. He broke the highest law of the land and according to all objective observers has not one achievement to his name. His duplicity and failure to keep promises led to him being christened Pinocchio. He has been a disaster for the overwhelming majority of Thais and should be behind bars not laughing and joking. But of course, sadly this is Thailand. -
As the de facto leader of his party it is inevitable that he will still wield influence behind the scenes. But he won't be standing in an election again. It remains to be seen if he can maintain his popularity after breaking pre-election promises and leaving the MFP out in the cold.
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Its obvious that he has struck a backroom deal and consequently will not serve any time. He wouldn't come back otherwise. I expect he will get a royal pardon. He alays had a close relationship with the man who bestows these. While the details are unknown, it is likely the price was allowing the 'military parties' into the coalition, in order to get a slice of the pie, and promising to stay out of politics. The new faultline in Thailand is now between the conservative and reformist camps. The red versus yellow conflict is old news, and clearly Thaksin is now seen as the lesser of two evils. Pheu Thai will suffer for their betrayal but it has always been Thaksin's party, and their primary focus, even when in government, has always been to bring him home.
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Prime minister fast-tracks aid for firework warehouse blast victims
Summerinsiam replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
He is the 'caretaker' Prime minister and as such should be keeping a low profile. The country voted overwhelmingly to get rid of this incompetent stooge. The sooner that wish is fulfilled the better. -
I am surprised it doesn't happen more often. In my estimation, the vast majority of these so called live-streamers and thai-bloggers have a lot to answer for and are a complete waste of space.
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