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>>13281 (OP) 
>we were too busy bombing country A to start a war with country B on schedule
Sasuga USA.
I find it amusing that at times, Trump has seemed to genuinely think he had a shot at the Nobel Peace Prize he wants, like during the India-Pakistan thing, then at other times he does shit like this or the various Iran kikery.
I also find it amusing that the reason he wants it is (almost certainly) because Obummer got one and Trump wants to match that, which is ironic when the nigger getting it proved to everyone that the award is meaningless.

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According to trump, he had the us military break in and kidnap Maduro and his wife and is bringing them to the us.

CHAVEZ VIVE LA LUCHA SIGUE

>>13283
So the real fun will be the legal mess he created, as I doubt anyone there will want to get into a shooting war if they are too incompetent to even guard El Presidente himself. In other words, it's not that nothing ever happens, it's that whenever something happens it's either over too quickly or it just drags on without anything really significant happening.

>>13285
Yeah he's basically interfered with the political process of a sovereign foreign nation and not even in the backdoor color revolution way that the US usually does. Also I'm guessing that this means that Putin, Xi, and a bunch of other world leaders will never set foot on US soil again. The US military might also find that it has fewer friendly ports in the weeks and months to come.

So what does next look like? Even if the US installs a puppet in Venezuela then there's no way to ensure they stay in power without an ongoing American occupying force. Does trump just plan to annex Venezuela into the US? Like everything he does it seems like he doesn't think out the long term consequences of his actions.

>>13286
It really depends on how popular was Marduro's regime. Based on everything I've heard life was all around shit, so maybe the US has to just some spare change at the new leadership alongside some shipments of humanitarian aid, and if the new faces running the place roll back all the retarded commie policies then the place should be able to run itself, especially if the 'mericans let them skim off at least a bit of the profit from their oil companies. And by their oil companies I am referring to the US companies that will be running the operation from now on.

>>13287
Assuming there isn't a counter revolution or even former Maduro supporters just assassinating the new leader or other members of the government. It doesn't take a lot of people to make a mess of things.

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So is this Dup's excuse to excuse the US from any further Ugraine aid because there's an >existential "threat" right in front of the US, find a replacement for the administrative black ops toilet that used to be the Ukraine and give both Democrats and the MIC opportunities to taxpayer fund terrorists on and adjacent to US soil to be then >fought with taxpayer funded US hardware, also muh oil?

>>13290
Not to defend the Rooskies, but exfiltrating the CEO of a banana republic is really not the same as dropping behind enemy lines during a full scale invasion in a country that was actively fighting for the last 8 years already.

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>>13291
>CEO of a banana republic 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSzAnNU4u28

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>Chavez's grave got fucking atomized

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Venezuelans celebrating

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Apparently the US can just arbitrarily decide to enforce the NFA and the GCA against citizens of other countries while they reside in those other countries. Does that seem OK to anyone else? I guess "Rules Based Order" means that the US makes the rules and you better do whatever it orders, if you know what's good for you.

This is fucking amazing, why are you guys whining?

>>13295
That has always been the case with America. The whole Ukraine situation happened because the US showed the world that invading other countries is a-okay as long you as you convince yourself that the invadees are a bunch of terrorists when they attacked Iraq & Afghanistan.
>>13296
Could you define whining and quote examples from this thread?

>>13295
A not-insignificant part of the world has been under the thumb of the US thanks to psyops, false flag operations, and induced revolutions. If it wasn't for the worthless posturing of the invasion as some anti-drug operation (similar to how the invasion of Ukraine was just a "military operation" or whatever stupid shit the ruskis came up with), this'd be a refreshing lifting of the mask that the three letter agencies and the federal government have been hiding behind for the past few decades.
Unfortunately, it's still more nonsense. I wish we could see Cuba fall next, strictly speaking for the US's general interests

>>13281 (OP) 
Wew the kike actually did it.

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>>13295
GOD EMPEROR TRUMP OF KEKISTAN DOES WHATEVER THE FUCK HE WANTS

>>13282
Trump is just like Obama, another nigger.

>>13295
Been done before. This is just a continuation of the long standing Monroe Doctrine that America effectively declared dominion over the Americas in the 1800s.

>>13286
>Putin, Xi
Yes they will, because they have something Maduro doesn't, nukes.
>>13302
Tell that to argentina.

>>13286
Xi and Putin were never going to set foot in America anyway given all sides know they are enenies. The international court debacle going after Putin, even if America is not a member, makes Putin a shutin. Aa for Xi, given he has to constantly purge his political base, he doesn't often leave his country.
>>13287
Chevron has been operating in Venezuela the entire time and has even managed to get exemptions to the sanctions. So kperarions should continue as normal, only now the oil goes to America and not China.
>>13288
There should still be a sizeable Cuban military presence. Wonder if the CIA will be attacking them. Doubt Cuba will immediately withdraw its troops unless it dorsn't want to fight. Cuba for its part is collapsing on its own.
>>13303
Well for one, Argentina is friendly to America currently. As for Falkland war, the Falkland Island was inconsequential to America as it didn't net any oil or useful trade. Though America did influence the war as the UK begged America to help prevent the sale of Exocet anti-ship missiles to Argentina and America did help prevent further sales. Which arguably prevented the UK from losing the war.

Dang, them Epstein unredacted files must be really really spicy.

zog
>but ano-
this was an operation by and for zog
>anon wa-
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Is this the war, sign tappers?

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>>13305
Literally who? The somalian nigger frauds and the conquest for vuvuzelan oil are far more important now, stop wasting time reading that useless shit. :^)

>4th world shithole a superpower takes 4 years trying to dethrone a kike in power
>the other superpower just did it in 3 hours
Really gets the noggin joggin.

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>4 HOURS & 0 AMERICAN LIVES lost
I dont care how comparable it is, this is very embarrassing for vatniks

Seems like Benisuela is still standing firm, or at least the vice president managed to take charge without much hassle. We can still hope for some riots or something, but there are no news about that as of now.

The US outreach and propaganda programme is really ramping up if it's reaching obscure chans like this place.

>>13312
Almost like a snatch and grab operation isn't enough to take over a country.

>>13302
The monroe doctrine at this point just means whatever America needs it to mean at any given moment.

>>13313
Yeah this type of humor is normal but not from round these parts

>>13309
Khomeini helicopter tours when?

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>>13304
>Chevron has been operating in Venezuela the entire time and has even managed to get exemptions to the sanctions. So kperarions should continue as normal, only now the oil goes to America and not China.
Some Russians are already afraid that the US will now crash the price of oil with no survivors, forcing them to end the fun in Ukraine.
>>13317
Next up is the Danish prime minister it seems.

>>13309
it was a happy accident that meant the death of 6 millions whites and the collapse of the eu economy

>>13318
It really will be clown world if the second half of trumps term is him abducting country leaders like some sort of bond supervillian.

>>13313
You just can't admit that not everyone in the webring are diehard vodkanegro supporter.
>obscure chans
>chans
It's so convenient that you outed yourself as the outsider.

>>13321
Hope the money's good nigger.

>>13322
He probably makes money in a proper civilization while you slave away deep in Siberia while singing USSR anthem.

>13322
>p-permission to say the n-word so I fit in sir?

>>13323
>>13324
God you're thick.

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With the international social contract being completely eradicated by the US, and the only path left is total war, exactly as he described it would happened.
God, I fucking hate this world.

Aside from kidnapping a beaner and killing a bounch of them, what else is happening in that beaner country?

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>13309
>13310
>13321
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>>13327
The nationwide solemn realization that vodkaniggeristan can't protect any allies it has.

>>13330
is there any country that can be protected by other country?

>>13331
Arguably NATO countries are being protected by USA nukes. At least from external threats. But yes, self defense can only really be exercised by the one attacked. Which is why I can't wait for Nippon to acquire nukes.

>>13320
Would either crash the defense industry with how useless they are, or kickstart a new era of companies cashing in on anti-abduction services.
>>13327
There are already countless rumours that Maduro's inner circle, namely the vice president and company, sold him out to stay in power. Which isn't surprising given Trump has already discounted the opposition party publicly, and that Venezuela's main currency was the US dollar anyway.

>>13333
>There are already countless rumours that Maduro's inner circle, namely the vice president and company, sold him out to stay in power.
It's looking increasingly like that's the truth of things every hour that passes. Which would explain why the US didn't just bomb the shit out of him and the rest of the government instead of just abducting him and his wife. That's so very not how the US does things usually. There was way too little collateral damage. Hell when they got Bin Laden they had no problem shooting through his wives and other house mates, including children if I remember. And a few years ago the US killed some Iraqi guy (with an admittedly nonexplosive) "blade" missile in his home with out regard of the safety of any of the other occupants. And remember Obama killing that 16 year old American. And of course remember what Trump did to Solemani. Not to even mention all the countless funeral and wedding air strikes the US did in Afganland and managed to blow up a car full of kids on the way out on their last day. So no black bagging and bringing a guy to the US to stand trial is UNCHARACTERISTICALLY gentle behavior for the US military and special forces.

Would also explain why the rest of the Venezuelan government was left intact. Which makes no sense if you're calling the guy a terrorist and a leader of a rogue unelected government. It could also would explain why Russia and China haven't reacted too strongly. Because if that's the case then the their oil supply hasn't been cut off it just means that they're going to have to finagle things a bit. And they can still have influence on the upcoming elections too.

>>13326
>With the international social contract
You mean the same social contract that Puccia broke when raping Georgia?

>>13332
You could technically argue that of Russia although I really doubt when push comes to shove any nation would initiate nuclear war on behalf of another nation.

>>13333
>Would either crash the defense industry with how useless they are, or kickstart a new era of companies cashing in on anti-abduction services.

Now selling the anti ST6 abduction package, stealth defeating AESA radar and upgraded manpads now included!

>>13337 (checked)
>AESA
>manpads
A few cameras acquired on temu running helicopter tracking GANs hotwired to simple >autonomous Ukraine-style drones could do the trick as well in regards to shutting down coptering attempts in the immediate vicinity of a Sino-Poutinian mansion.

>>13334
>UNCHARACTERISTICALLY gentle behavior for the US military and special forces
It seems one of the helicopters' missiles struck a park in the middle of some ghetto departments and that took down the facade, seems it made some old dude fall to his death.
Also official count is 80 killed, some say 90, but confirmed that 32 were cuban servicemen around the presidential complex and comms HQ so this is one of the first internationally accepted instances of what venezuelans have been saying for decades: Cubans are knee-deep inside the political and military circles.
The others were mostly army cadets in the buildings and techies in the comms HQ. Seems most servicemen around the area were given leave, around 2/3 of them, and the ones that were there given general at-ease instructions but still pretty odd that the S300 system was found with their pants down and the manpad operators away from their tools or downright drunk due to the local custom to drink the first week of the year until the 6th, Kings' Feast/Epiphany?... the other AA systems don't work at night and/or in cloudy conditions which were at hand when the raid happened, also the city is in a small and steep valley so horizon scanning is also very limited.

>>13339
It was an agreed extraction.

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>>13339
>the city is in a small and steep valley so horizon scanning is also very limited.
So VIP should stay in old castles & fortresses that are on dominant hilltops and have some sturdy cellars. You just have to dot all the bastions and battlements and whatnot with AI powered sensors & AA weapons, and also put remote controlled static weapon stations behind every entrance. Those places were designed to make the life of an attacker hard, and special forces usually don't bring the kind of firepower that would make it a simple affair. And if they do plan on bringing that kind of firepower, they might as well just flatten the whole place with a few cruise missiles.

>>13309
Slavs just love letting the Jews whip them more than anything else. They showed that in their commie revolutions. Russia today saving the Slavic race by genociding the Slavic race is the same thing.

I hate communism, but I also hate anglosaxon imperialism. But venezuelans are cucks that want to be a colony of the yankees. They did nothing to stop Chavez since the 90s, and they won't do nothing to stop the yanks nowadays.

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Russian and American navy standoff happening off the coast of Venezuela

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Check my ID numbers, anons

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>>13349
>Check my ID numbers

>>13348
I am genuinely fucking terrified. 
We start the year off with coup in venezuala with 0 justification followed by piracy in international waters
>>13349
Witnessed.

>>13349
WW3 starts today

>>13348
If it's just an oil tanker they (and others) have been doing this a while against the "dark/shadow" fleet. Basically tankers not insured with the typical ones required by regulatory bodies (because you're uninsurable if you sell russian oil) implicitly selling sanctioned goods. So I don't see this as much of a development.

Granted I don't recall if they seized a russian flagged vessel  or just affiliated ones in the past, so maybe it is.

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>>13354
I don't think its oil, its probably gold, a VIP, or delivered a unique cargo to venezuela.

>>13348
>>13349
WWIII here we go

>>13355
Lame. It got seized. Russia complained loudly about international maritime law, but that's it. So likely jusr oil.

>>13357
Putin I kneel.
Literally anyone else and we would be in a war already.

The waters belong to the Americans. You're just traversing through it.

Americans demonstrating they're no more than a bunch of pirates, like their british cousins.

>>13363
dup isn't seriously thinking of invading another nato country is he?

>>13363
>>13364
Wouldn't this trigger the rest of nato to attack USA?

Puccians whining of their perpetual impotence and projecting it to other countries: the thread.

>>13364
>>13365
It would cause NATO to effectively disband, at least as it exists right now. They might just immediately reform and all come to their mutual aid against the US. It would be hard for them to oppose the US militarily but not impossible. All the NATO lend lease equipment wouldn't evaporate if the US were kicked out of the club and they might be even able to acquire more after expelling Americans from hosted military bases, if the Americans didn't destroy or evac the stuff.

The big thing that other nations could do to the US is to close their ports and airfields to American equipment. That would be a pretty major blow because it would GREATLY impact the US's power projection.

It's also possible that NATO would just suspend the US and call the Trump administration a rogue government instead of fully disbanding NATO or permanently kicking the USA out. It'd be pretty much impossible for them to do a regime change on Trump but they probably wouldn't actually have to. They could just wait it out until his term expires. Or if he went completely off the deep end, for Americans to pressure him out of power or congress to find him unfit to continue or neocons to preform the old Roman style early retirement maneuver.

>>13367
Nothing would happen. Europe would be absolutly fucked with no resources from both russia and burgers. And as can be seen, rules and tracts do not mean anything anymore.

>>13363
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>>13368
Ok but what's Dup's 7D backgammon strategy here?
Greenland being a national security concern in the age of global warmongering makes sense, but why antagonize a natto ally over it?
Can't they just order the Danish to eat the Happy Meal and place US troops on Greenland to strengthen international security and protect Danish sovereign territory from Russian aggression or something?
How much longer until the US accidentally tries to seize an undeclared Russian/Chinese merchant raider?

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legally immigrating a beaner and his wife to the us changed nothing in venezuela?

>>13369
If anything the Danes would have been happy that the burgers want to spend more money on defending their territory for free. I also fail to see why a piece of land on the Atlantic would be important for the defence of the US, considering that Russians only have subs and chinks only have access to the Pacific. Really, the only thing that makes sense to me is that some techbro convinced him that strip mining Greenland for lithium would be both extremely important and extremely profitable, but they could only do that if Greenlad was part of 'merica.

>>13369
what if the objective is to use Greenland invasion as an excuse to leave NATO, by taking Greenland US can safely eject itself from the coalition. 
Its an out there hypothesis, but, if US leaves NATO it won't have to fight the Russia or support europeans directly, any weapon that goes to this conflict is going to be sold at premium, europe will be forced to surrender Ukraine or steal the frozen assets angering Russia, and US reduces the number of fronts from 4 to 3.

>>13372
But the NATO was made by the US in first place to sell weapons to their european vassals. There is a reason why the CIA wanted to kill De Gaulle, because he didn't wanted to support the murican military industrial complex. And most european nations are puppets of the american and british intelligence services.

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>>13373
Hell Britain is a puppet of british intelligence services.

>>13369
In the end, we have insufficent data and can only speculate.
Dolar is on a timer, it will be worthless soon, nabbing as much natural resources as possible can be reasonable, they have actual, inherent value unlike jewbucks, and soon might be the only bargaining card USA has on the world stage. After dolar dies it will be treated as a lepper anyway so there is no real reputational risk.

>>13368
>Nothing would happen.
Base closure isn't nothing. More importantly I think what would actually happen is nuclear proliferation in Europe. Probably around the world as well. There's no bigger "get the fuck off my property" sign than a country owning a few dozen tactical nukes.

>>13372
That may even be Trump's plan but it so then he hasn't thought it through. Like I posted before if US leaves NATO and in such an antagonistic way too then it says bye-bye to a lot of over seas bases and friendly airfields. That would confine us to our hemisphere effectively. Which if he we're planning on re-figuring the US into a neutral country and recall the US military all back home, then it would be a good start. But I don't think that's what Don wants and even if he did the MIC sure as hell doesn't.

>>13373
Don kind of works by his own plot and doesn't necessarily take things like history or reality into consideration.

>>13376
Yeah, that's truly a shame. The british deep state is truly scary.

>>13380
>'merica has all the best oil, most oil
<ignore me while I take over another country explicitly so they will give me their oil
>>13384
The orange man is literally insane. And wants to be the "saint" that rebuilt 'merica.

>>13387
>The orange man is literally insane
It's a fascinating contrast between him and Biden. Both mentally incompetent, but Biden's corpse had puppeteers who knew what they were doing.

>>13384
>if US leaves NATO and in such an antagonistic way too then it says bye-bye to a lot of over seas bases and friendly airfields.
I think that is the objective, protecting allies from Russia is expensive, pulling back means optimizing the cost of the military to defend the border of the north american continent.

>Which if he we're planning on re-figuring the US into a neutral country and recall the US military all back home, then it would be a good start
That is not the plan, the plan is to turtle up, build defenses from north of south america to the bering strait, I know it sounds crazy but I believe US is gearing for a defensive war against China, US knows it can't effectively hold the pacific without sacrificing billions of dollars in equipment and thousands of soldiers, so the next best strategy is to do a few shock and awe operations in the pacific and funnel China into strategical kill zones around the north america continent.
Just look at SK, its making deals with China, this moves says that SK is not afraid of possible american or european sanctions, which means SK suspect or believes US will leave the pacific during the war.

>Venezuela 
oil and mineral surplus for the war machine
>greenland
buffer zone against China and Russia

I strongly believe that these moves are desperate actions of nation that preparing for the worst case scenario, and the flashpoint will happen in between december of this year and august of 2027.

>>13389
And yet the keep on pushing for conflicts in Ukraine and Iran and all the other fronts outside Americas.
Due to this, I do not believe that your suggestion makes much sense.

>>13393
Political capture and caught between the atlantic council and the various zionist puppateers in the Trump admin

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>>13389
>between december of this year and august of 2027.
Any reason for the specific dates (specifically August next year), or is it on the assumptions from glowies that the PRC would try something by then? Or that the Glowies plan to increase tensions to bait the chicoms into taking Taiwan by force anyway?

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Venezuelan gangs reportedly set up road blocks inside the country, anyone working for the Americans has target over there heads

>>13399
>Literal thugs work for L'el Presidente while the rest of the country cheers for his arrest
Benizuela is really a member of axis of evil, just like Puccia and Chinkland.

>>13357
>>13355
A bunch of armed men and weapon was reportedly found in the ship and you conveniently left this out. With this much of an embarrassing blunder of course any mongoloid president would use plausible deniability.

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>>13400
There's currently nobody running the prisons anymore and no police running the streets. Venezuela is now just as lawless as Haiti.

>>13402
So the government stays intact as >>13334 said but the place is lawless. Almost as if the pinko government never had any worth in the first place.

>>13397
Here is my thought process.

>US leaving NATO
It would signal for the allies that the dollar is useless as a reserve currency, all that military investment and protection money was for nothing, every country that depends on the US to exist will scramble for a solution and the market will respond, this will likely trigger a massive global recession.

>Massive layoffs
everyone talks about AI being the culprit but I don't believe it, the objective of AI is to increase productivity so firing thousands of people every month means you are losing possible institutional knowledge, if AI can increase even a 10% work of an employee for the same salary that profit, in reality think these top 500 companies are preparing for a global recession, they are just using AI as an execute for the layoffs, these companies have access to the government insiders so they know, at least partially, what is going to happen in the next 12 months.

>Massive investment in data centers
in my opinion it has nothing to do with AI, they know or suspect that a blockade will happens, and when it happens hardware will stop flowing in for months or even years, so these companies are panicking buy tons of hardware for this specific scenario.
Second, a surplus of data centers means if an invasion happens or a long ranged strikes hit US, the local internet won't go down. 

>US Commanders, Generals and War College papers
US has talked about a war with China since the 2018, and everything that they are doing aligns with what they said, and since 2021, generals and commander had publicly stated that a war with china will happen around 2025-2027, and their first objective will be to destroy Taiwan before China captures it. 

>PLA 100th anniversary
Next year is going to the PLA 100th anniversary.

The chaos generated by a weak dollar and recession would create an opening for the invasion of Taiwan, China knows its an artificial opening but they have to take the bait, and if they refuse to invade Taiwan, US grows stronger and by 2030-2035 US will likely be an technologically independent power house.

I'm trying to make sense of what I'm seeing, I could be wrong, I'm probably wrong, that is my thought process regarding the time table.

>>13401
>bunch of armed men and weapon was reportedly found in the ship 
Post source. Even agitprop sources like the BBC didn’t mention it. And are we still talking only about the one shadowed by the submarine or one if the others, now up to five? 
And were they military arms or closer to civilian? Which would make sense if you were a shadow oil fleet without formal country defense, or sailing in parts of the world where piracy/attacks by rogue parties are a problem. Or if shadow oil deals need to be handled like an arms deal. It's like saying a bunch of cartels were found armed while transporting drugs.

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>>13401
>A bunch of armed men
You mean security?

>>13404
>they are just using AI as an execute for the layoffs
From what I understand it's just a cheaper way to pretend there's "growth". Instead of hiring personnel that you don't need (i.e. useless) you can instead "hire" "AI" that you don't need either (i.e. useless) but is a lot cheaper.
Basically the entire market is a scam.

>Second, a surplus of data centers means if an invasion happens or a long ranged strikes hit US, the local internet won't go down.
Internet connectivity depends less on (massive) data centers and more on (physical) connections / data lines, which probably will never get fixed as long as ISP monopolies stay in place.

>US grows stronger and by 2030-2035 US will likely be an technologically independent power house.
I don't see that happen if they don't sort out the "culture war" nonsense, and it doesn't look like that is happening. Instead the US government is brazenly corrupt and I doubt the majority of the population gives a shit at this point.
"AI" (specifically LLMs) cannot make up for the technological shortfall. LLMs cannot innovate, only regurgitate.

>>13404
The question now is whether the US and China have shored up enough domestic SOTA chip fabs to survive the aftermath of Taiwan's destruction.
>>13410
>Internet connectivity depends less on (massive) data centers and more on (physical) connections / data lines
The baseline Internet at the protocol level indeed doesn't require datacenters for basic function, but try telling that to Pajeet Inc in the slums of San Franscisco when they wake up one fine morning to find ad revenue from their iOS brainrot scam apps to be NaN, their Crapple IDE software running on embezzled Macbooks showing an active 7 day to source code deletion timer and their Google hygiene assistant throwing correction errors instead of the daily hand washing and toilet paper mantras.

>>13421
You're selling me on destroying the internet tbh.

>>13427
It's more the destruction of the modern niggernet since IRC, Bittorrent, Shitcoins, UT2k4 and IPFS+this site probably would still work while anything running Cuckflare or hosted on a large datacenter visible on Satellite images wouldn't.

>>13432
Sounds awesome but I don't believe anything this good would ever happen.

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This is how you rub salt to the wound.

>>13343
They should thank the Jews for dethroning their Germ-an king who prevented them from modernizing into an actual superpower and force them to fight wars with pointy sticks instead of exploding ones.

>>13432
>this site probably would still work while anything running Cuckflare...
zzzchan.xyz.		43200	IN	NS	novalee.ns.cloudflare.com.
zzzchan.xyz.		43200	IN	NS	alec.ns.cloudflare.com.
lol, lmao even

>>13446
You pretend like that's a bad thing. Final liberation from image boards  is to be looked forward to.

>>13444
I think that's an unfair reading of what was actually a fairly weak and leniant Tsar that got crushed because he wasn't ruthless enough to hold an empire like Russia together.

>>13449
>You pretend
I did no such thing. Simply mocking the other poster who probably think this is part of the dark web

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lmao

>>13446
>>13451
Wasn't sleepy supposed to decouple from Cuckflare a while back or did I mistake that with blacked.gov's own anti-deplatforming efforts?
I do recall that ZZZ kept running fine during the global CF outage not so long ago, unless that was just me on the onion not noticing the clearnet domain dying.

>>13454
I don't know what their plans were but as of now zzz 100% depends on CF DNS and routing too as traffic goes to CF IPs. Probably for DDoS protection, maybe caching too but I don't think zzz gets that much traffic.

>>13454
acidchan is the one  that decoupled, they have their own inhouse DDOS protection now.

>>13460
*blacked.gov
sorry misspelled

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>>13340
After a while it seems to me it was more of a party purge on its own nominal head while also knocking out an old guard of the foreign power, in this case the commie cubans in the presidential guard.
Meanwhile the vice-president, her brother the head of congress, the army general, the gray cardinal general of the urban forces (aka gov-aligned bandits) and others are still in power so it seems nothing much happened other than state-sanctioned oil investment which the oil companies do not really want to go in after all.
An oil operation gone stale turned PR stunt, at least as far as we know. Here's a vid from latin chans, seems like a Cobra or Viper heli blasting the cadet school.