They’ll definitely still help ‘rebuild’ it - that’s the main moneymaker. Buy up the land or redevelop it so that you gain a share of it. JPMorgan and BlackRock have had eyes on the rebuild for about 3 years now, and their deals have already been agreed.

Yes I see there’s ways around new kindle restrictions, it’s just that from what I can see unless you’re careful you end up having to re jail break it every month.

That’s all true and you can find politicians saying the intentions are starving the people into causing an uprising in Venezuela (not just Cuba or Iran) - but it’s not all you need to know - the running of PVDSA has a very complex history and there were certainly elements of economic mismanagement in Maduro’s time as well as Chavez. If however countries were open to helping Venezuela with oil refining and subsidy strategy rather than destroying it to get control of their oil, there would be a different outcome.

I think it runs pretty well - you can even run it split screen on previous gen consoles. On PC - I mean yeah graphically it’s not all that but when you’re dealing with 100 players at a time and huge render distances, idk, it runs pretty okay to me.

Hm, still a little bit big for my purposes I guess, but thanks for the opinion

Me neither, which is why I want to get something cheap that I won’t feel bad about when it collects dust lol

idk about destruction, at first I thought a fishing wire might jam up it’s wheels, but you’d prob just trip someone up.

a wooden beam across a bunch of pathways it often tries to go down would work, pretty inconspicuous setup that could essentially make an anti robot quarantine zone

that said, why even bother, it won’t accomplish anything useful really

they also fired a nuke into that infinite underground fire pit in the Uzbekistan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urtabulak_gas_field?wprov=sfla1

In it’s simplicity was it’s beauty imo. Now it’s got all sorts of jump slide bullshit I can’t play it.

You’d know her if you’d followed Venezuelan politics - since the Carmona coup in 02, or since Guaido’s pathetic attempt a few years ago. She’s a big name but a blatant asset - got lots of NED funding, signed papers legitimising the Carmona coup (then claimed she thought it was the building sign in sheet…), was a general lackey around Leopoldo Lopez and Guaido.

Well its not him doing the research, it’s just him presenting it - with references and so on. It’s all easily found online.

Brilliant, thanks, much appreciated

Brilliant, thanks, much appreciated

Brilliant, thanks. Hm, I guess I just tried googles regular reverse image.

you could probably just trip Walsh over and he’d die from shock

not that Kirk was grizzled, but Walsh looks like he can’t go outside when it’s raining

I think that’s probably harsh. Yes, burgerlanders do the bare minimum, but statistically it’s mostly young men who are completely fried. There’s a lot of resistance otherwise, and it’s about as much as you would expect for people to put up inside the imperial core where an overfunded security state encroaches, and the people’s base needs are still mostly satisfied.

Maoist Cthulu’n English

EA acquired by a Saudi firm too

Gaming is dead and capitalism killed it

Make shit games you get shit money for them

Hybrid as in like

War-k from home

Isn’t that just drone warfare

There’s very few times I’ve been moved to tears by something on a screen, but at the end of Michael Moore’s documentary about privatised healthcare - Sicko - he takes some suffering Americans to Cuba to receive treatment. One is a 9/11 first responder who can’t pay for his respiratory medication (caused by 9/11). They get treated, and get some scans, and get it all for free.

Then they have to get back on the boat and return to America.

And you can see them looking back at Cuba as it gets smaller and smaller. And I started thinking about how such a beautiful thing has been under siege since it’s existence. And a tear rolled down my cheek.