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Biden was just asked if the airstrikes in Yemen are working.

His response: “Well, when you say 'working' are they stopping the Houthis? No. Are they going to continue? Yes.” 🤡

The kids are alright 👍
Gaza will be the grave of the Western-led world order

By supporting Israel’s war on Gaza, the West brought its so called ‘rules-based’ world order to the point of no return.

Al Jazeera
Δεν θέλουν να δουλέψουν οι νέοι και θα αναγκαστεί ο Κυριάκος να φέρει αλλοδαπούς. #δεν_σας_έχουν_για_ηλίθιους_είστε

I'm not gonna say it, I'm not gonna say it, I'm not gonna say it,I'm not gonna say it.


But hell I say it:

Imagine if Russian minister said something like this!


He would be on EU and US sanctions list and god knows what else.

But hey, Israeli KKK minister can say what ever he wants and face absolutely no criticism or backlash.

Israel is simply untouchable....

The hypocrisy of the western world makes me sick.
@palestine

#BenGvir #Gaza #Israel #Fascism #Politics #Inhumanity #Genocide #Israel

This is what led me to communism.

Not really, but it didn't hurt.

#OpenSource #Communism #Microsoft

"""
In contrast to the World Bank, we find that from 1981 to 1990 – at the end of the socialist period – China’s rate of extreme poverty was one of the lowest in the developing world. It averaged only 5.6%.

We find extreme poverty increased dramatically during the market reforms of the 1990s. It reached a peak of 68% as price deregulation pushed up the cost of basic food and housing, cutting the buying power of low-income people.
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https://theconversation.com/chinas-capitalist-reforms-are-said-to-have-moved-800-million-out-of-extreme-poverty-new-data-suggests-the-opposite-216621

#China #poverty #capitalism

China's capitalist reforms are said to have moved 800 million out of extreme poverty – new data suggests the opposite

The World Bank used a tool known as purchasing power parity to make its calculations. An improved methodology suggests China’s pro-market reforms increased rather than shrank extreme poverty.

The Conversation