Hot take: “Why is everyone getting nukes this is scary” is why you should actually Die for Danzig

Wondering if I was close to the mark or not with this. Guess we'll see.

For those unaware, the city of El Fasher in Sudan fell to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) today. The city was under siege for well over a year before it's defenses collapsed. Hundreds of thousands of civilians were sheltering in the city for protection against the RSF.

This is a photo that will be used in a modern day HOI4 mod as the pic for the event pop up when the US capitulates.

There's a reason why anyone who cares about Ukraine or followed the conflict for any substantial period of time considers the complete destruction of the Russian military in Ukraine the moderate position.

Look, I'm just saying, would any of us be particularly surprised if the US launched a stupid version of Operation Oak to free Bolsonaro? Yeah, it's insane and counterproductive, but so what? US foreign policy isn't real anymore. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Sa...

look, Karl Rove and Tucker Carlson can join the resistance, but are you familiar with a penal battalion is?

@covertshores.bsky.social good view of one of the armed naval drones in Ukrainian service. Source: www.instagram.com/p/DNvggZk2uef/ @ 1:06

Thinking about the time a centrist told me if we actually went after the Cartels "it would be like anti-piracy operations...they would just completely evaporate as soon as someone takes them seriously".

@safety.bsky.app You have suspended a prominent Ukrainian account, one of the very few that is covering daily russian attacks, as a result of report bombing. Please unban Mira of Kyiv @reshetz.bsky.social

Attempting to discuss Ukraine with a communist and a contrarian summarized: Which D- Foreign Policy 101 take is it today: A) a pro-Russia take B) a pro-Russia take C) a pro-Russia take D) a pro-Assad take (it's a pro-Russia take with extra steps)

What are the odds they fired it at a wooden skiff off Yemen? @gravitysra1nbow.bsky.social @mikeblack114.bsky.social

@aphclarkson.bsky.social this is basically gonna be US counterterrorism policy for the next few years (or longer), isn't it?

NEW: Employees at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency tell WIRED they’re struggling to protect the US while the administration dismisses their colleagues and poisons their partnerships.

One thing that is really helpful and clarifying in this moment is how many evil people are just fully revealing themselves as such.

It's every day at this point. And it's still weird not seeing this google translated from Russian.

Since this got a bit of traction, I'm just going to follow this up with a few historical events that I think are going to be particularly relevant to what I've been personally referring to as "Sicario 3: What Could Go Wrong?" AKA the looming US intervention in Mexico.