EnigmaticWorld

Both parties look pretty similar to me these days, but I dunno.

If an MP isn't calling the shenanigans out at this point it's probably safe to assume they're compromised, completely stupid, or just greedy self-serving bastards.

Japanese forced out of own fishing waters as Chinese boats swarm area https://www.asiaone.com/asia/japanese-forced-out-own-fishing-waters-chinese-boats-swarm-area

*Righteous anger intensifies* Seriously though, these fucks need to pay (in Minecraft) for messing with a childs innocence.

The album cover art:

https://www.thevietnamese.org/2018/06/minds-over-facebook-vietnamese-netizens-great-cyber-exodus/

A couple of years back when I was on Minds, there was a massive influx of Vietnamese signing up to rant about commie policies in their country. It's sad to see that things clearly haven't improved.

That it's nearly mark of the beast time?

Dying mother 'unable to choose' which child should visit her due to coronavirus pandemic https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/dying-mother-unable-choose-child-19138800

All Roads Lead to Dark Winter https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/all-roads-lead-dark-winter/

Out of reactions, but it will no doubt happen. A cashless surveillance society will stop the black market eventually though.

Do we have to be good prisoners to get luxury items back?

Madness.

And they have the cheek to open the parks and public spaces when needed. They took railings down for the war effort, but I think most went back up. “I see that the railings are returning—only wooden ones, it is true, but still railings—in one London square after another. So the lawful denizens of the squares can make use of their treasured keys again, and the children of the poor can be kept out. “When the railings round the parks and squares were removed, the object was partly to accumulate scrap-iron, but the removal was also felt to be a democratic gesture. Man

@Lord Humungus We have strayed so far from Athenian style democracy where officials were more accountable for their actions. A time when the function of the government was to guarantee justice to the people of Athens. Too many governments around the world just look like they're against their people these days. Society needs more cohesion for democracy to function in my opinion. I would feel better in a constitutional republic, but even that doesn't seem perfect.

At what point does somebody become a statist? I'm in favour of a state that just serves the people, but not a state that micromanages every aspect of our lives.

Not sure. Tartary is an interesting subject, but I worry that people attribute too much to Tartarians. The Chicago World Fair looks neoclassical to me. The Russian buildings have an Eastern aesthetic and some could likely be Tartarian, or influenced by Tartarian tradition, but who knows really? I often watch a lot of those youtubers that talk about Tartary, but I mostly just watch for the interesting images from the past, I don't really have much of an opinion beyond that.

Human rights group shows how pandemic has caused a severe drop in internet freedoms https://reclaimthenet.org/pandemic-civil-liberties/