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New York Times: Unsuccessful 2019 Navy SEAL mission left unarmed North Koreans dead


The Times reports when a North Korean boat, which evidence later suggested were two or three North Korean civilians diving for shellfish, approached in the water during the operation, the SEALs opened fire and killed them.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/05/politics/north-korea-navy-seal-mission-nyt

in reply to UnderpantsWeevil

imagine... any other president would be successfully impeached for shit like this - it's one thing to sortie US forces into harms way on covert missions against an enemy, it's another thing entirely to subvert the oversight process that lets critical parts of the government know we may just be starting a nuclear war.
in reply to mojofrododojo

any other president would be successfully impeached for shit like this


Trump was successfully impeached twice.

in reply to UnderpantsWeevil

Trump was successfully impeached twice.


sorry, impeached and held accountable, and removed from office.

yeah forgot the GOP bent over backwards, twice, to save this idiot orange baboon of a traitor

in reply to mojofrododojo

We've had far more presidents deserving of impeachment than ever actually impeached and convicted.

This isn't a partisan problem nearly so much as it is a systematic one. Countries with Parliaments can oust a PM with a simple singular No Confidence vote. The American system of removing a president is functionally impossible.

in reply to UnderpantsWeevil

This isn’t a partisan problem nearly so much as it is a systematic one.


can agree on everything up to here. the evidence presented for Trump's impeachment should have sealed any impartial judgement; it's a systematic problem when half the elected officials FEAR the power Trump would bring against them if they convicted him.

in reply to mojofrododojo

the evidence presented for Trump’s impeachment should have sealed any impartial judgement


Impeachments aren't impartial. Senators have to go back home to their states and explain their decision to voters.

when half the elected officials FEAR the power Trump would bring against them if they convicted him.


It's not the fear of Trump, but of the fascist donors and organizers who would quickly primary them out.

in reply to UnderpantsWeevil

It’s not the fear of Trump, but of the fascist donors and organizers who would quickly primary them out.


they literally said they were afraid.

thehill.com/homenews/house/534…

mediaite.com/politics/trump/ho…

done with this convo.

in reply to mojofrododojo

they literally said they were afraid


And I trust them unequivocally because they've been so trustworthy before now.

done with this convo


Bye

in reply to UnderpantsWeevil

Trump: The buck stops somewhere. Maybe over there. I don't know anything about that. My lawyers might know. Ask them.
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in reply to Davriellelouna

The cost of making business. That’s supposing they actually end paying…

in reply to Davriellelouna

This isn't that surprising, they have a reputation for dumb fuck-ups like this. There's a lot of major issues in these elite SOF units that have been festering for decades.


In Britain, Criminalizing Dissent Is an Imperial Strategy


Turkey and Israel have long called on their ally Britain to crack down on solidarity groups that threaten their imperial domination. Keir Starmer’s government is increasingly playing along.
in reply to technocrit

The UK is seriously speed running towards becoming the next Russia, isn't it?


in reply to gAlienLifeform

the SEALs punctured the boat crew’s lungs with knives to make sure their bodies would sink.


These were trained monsters, one day they will retire and do something at home.

in reply to gAlienLifeform

Everyone is focusing on trump (of course) or the "threat of nuclear war," but nobody seems to care that these were innocent people murdered by American soldiers.

North Korea isn't going to do anything. I'm sure they care less about their civilians than we do.

The fact we won't hold our government or military responsible for killing innocent people is disgusting.



in reply to Mrkawfee

Coming from the admin who thinks Trump deserves the Nobel Peace prize....
in reply to Mrkawfee

I’m sending the troops! I’m the president of peace! Give me a noble peace prize! Thank you for addressing this situation. 🫲🍊🫱


Far-right AfD surges to 39% in German state, one year before election


cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/47959472

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is far ahead in the polls in Saxony-Anhalt, a poll revealed on Thursday, just one year before the eastern state holds elections to its regional parliament.


in reply to floofloof

They still should immediately outlaw the AFD (NAZI) party, as per their constitution. While they're still the government, and before they're the ones fighting the new German Nazi state.

Billionaires are funding the new German nazis, like Musk the nazi, and Putin the nazi.

in reply to Cosmoooooooo

You have no idea, how the constitution works

Just because your Lobotomised Orange can do anything he wants over in Jesusland, there is still a working democracy here

So its time to leave jesusland for you and actually learn how it works

While yes, the Parlament has to initiate the Verfassungsschutz, the Verfassungsschutz already published a 500 or so page document about it, however, in order for them to be able to use it as evidence and therefore van the AfD, they first have to win the legal battle with them fighting the whole evidence that can get them banned in the first place.

  • if they will even exist at that point, since 10 have already been killed off
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in reply to floofloof

More of their members should probably die. And perhaps a portion of their most zealous followers. Not the idiot randoms, but the ones that are really into their ideology.

Remember kids; fascist lives don't matter.


in reply to vegeta

The Fake News NEVER wanted you to know, but I’ll tell you: we have the GREATEST JOBS NUMBERS in the history of the world. Not just America—the ENTIRE PLANET. People can’t believe it! Biden couldn’t do it, Obama couldn’t do it, Lincoln never even tried (sad!), but I did it, and I did it BIG.

I walk down the street—HARD HATS, STEEL WORKERS, TRUCKERS—big strong men, tears POURING down their faces, saying, “Sir, THANK YOU. I have THREE jobs now, and I’ve never been happier. My wife has two jobs, my kids have jobs, even my DOG has a job!” Tremendous spirit.

World leaders call me—Xi, Putin, Macron, even the King of England (nice guy, very weak)—all crying, literally sobbing on the phone: “Sir, we’ve never seen anything like this. How do you make so many jobs?” And I tell them: it’s called BEING TRUMP.

So true: we’re winning so much, America is working so much, and the FAKE Democrats are crying too—but not with joy, with jealousy. HISTORIC NUMBERS, FOLKS!!!


-@RealDonaldTrump

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Tesla proposes new pay plan for Musk that would expand his voting power


KEY POINTS

Tesla’s board is asking investors to approve yet another outsized pay plan for CEO Elon Musk, according to a financial filing out Friday.

The full award would give Musk more than 423 million additional shares.

The company will also ask shareholders to vote on whether the automaker should invest in Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI.

#News
in reply to MicroWave

Tesla’s board is asking investors to approve a new pay plan for CEO Elon Musk worth about $975 billion.


Insanity


in reply to xc2215x

Only a nominated candidate can run for President, and nominations are given by a minimum of 20 sitting members of parliament (both chambers) or at least 4 city or county councils. Backing McGregor's candidature would be a political suicide, so he won't even get to run.
in reply to Bruncvik

Hope that's true. We don't need more of his type in politics. We're already drowning in the ones we've got.


EU-Mercosur trade deal angers farmers, environmentalists




India asks Germany for help in search for EU free trade deal


in reply to Davriellelouna

My best guess is that it will take decades to get product safety stuff, environmental and working regulations close enough for this to go through. Otherwise EU countries would sell at a massive disadvantage

in reply to Davriellelouna

Gotta take some serious gonads to fly a plan over a missle ship. Those pilots are getting free drinks wherever they go.
in reply to Modern_medicine_isnt

And the fact that they used their 20 year old US made Jets, rather than their newer Russian made ones.


in reply to Davriellelouna

Yes, he deserves it, and more for all the other crimes he committed that are not on trial; but the reason may face any consequence at all is that he did one of the things he was elected to do, fight the extremely corrupt Supreme Court.
in reply to blaue_Fledermaus

Bolsonaro did absolutely nothing to fight corruption of any kind. All of his feuds with the Supreme Court had nothing to do with the other being corrupt. Much to the contrary, Bolsonaro actively worked to prevent corrupt government officials from being ousted.


European Commission set to launch restructure within months


The “large scale review” will look to streamline the 32,000-strong executive, a document seen by POLITICO reveals.

Plans to overhaul the EU’s executive arm will be brought forward by the start of next year at the latest, leaked documents reveal, with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pushing for a restructure to make its labyrinthine civil service more efficient and cost-effective.

According to a document seen by POLITICO, the bloc’s budget and public administration chief Piotr Serafin has been tasked with “a large-scale review of the Commission’s organisation and operations, together with an external benchmarking exercise.”

in reply to MicroWave

together with an external benchmarking exercise


In other words, a few tens of millions of euros thrown at consulting firms, resulting in a few PowerPoint decks.





Trump and Putin both agree: Blame falls on Europe as Ukraine peace effort languishes


Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are on the same page again.

The US and Russian presidents are now both singling out Europe as stasis envelops efforts to end the Ukraine war three weeks after their high-profile but low-impact summit in Alaska.

Trump called on Europe to do more in a call with European leaders on Thursday — even though the only incremental diplomatic activity to do with the war is coming from US transatlantic allies as they try to work out security guarantees to protect Ukraine after any peace deal.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/05/politics/trump-putin-russia-ukraine-war-zelensky-china-analysis

in reply to MicroWave

Europe needs to put on their big boy pants and see Russia for what it is, a fucking monster than needs to be wiped off the face of the Earth.

I grew up under the constant threat of world-ending nuclear annihilation from those goddamned animals. Got a little better once the Soviet Union fell and the gangsters took over. And now we're almost back to square one.

Russia needs dismantled, with extreme violence. Anyway, that's why I got banned from reddit.

in reply to shalafi

Most Russians are good people too. We've got to stop thinking in these kinds of terms or we'll never get along with each other long term.

We just need to stop all the violence and to mean it.

The problem is war is good for business and good for dictators. But even democratic nations talk a lot of shit. It's all dishonest.

in reply to MicroWave

Trump always agrees with Putin, since Trump is Putin's bitch.




Russian rocket attack kills two deminers from Danish Refugee Council in Ukraine






in reply to Davriellelouna

I don't think the BBC does a good enough job of connecting the dots here. This position only makes sense if you believe either:
1. that Europe is going to use this as a jumping-off point to invade Russia or her allies; or
2. that Ukraine is not a sovereign country.

1 is not credible given that Europe has been a pretty peaceful neighbour for 80 years, whereas Russia has invaded a bunch of countries.

So this really demonstrates Putin's belief that Ukraine should not have control over her own territory, that Ukraine can have some autonomy but at the end of the day needs to submit to Russia's will. Russia doesn't want to admit this to the West because it harms Russia's credibility, so this little argument really deserves to be made clearer.


in reply to raspberriesareyummy

Nope. Maori deserve release from this nonsense too.

Also, lol at the very native, very traditional "koronahaiea ceremony". What a very coincidental word for it! About as Maori as, well, half the Kiwis claiming to be Maori actually.




in reply to LadyButterfly she/her

I don't care for the slap. Like, I really, really don't care.

I don't see his failed comeback as punishment, it's just evidence he can't make anything good anymore.
He's not owed a comeback, and failing to comeback is not 'punishment'

in reply to LadyButterfly she/her

Didn't know about that. I actually try not to "meet my heroes." It's so depressing.


Sweden accuses Russia of GPS jamming over Baltic Sea


The agency said the source of the interference had been traced to Russian territory, and also affected shipping. Other European nations have accused Russia of being behind the jamming, which Moscow denies.
in reply to Dasus

The STA report comes days after a plane carrying Ursula von der Leyen was hit by interference.

The pilots of the European Commission president's plane reportedly had to land using paper maps, but did so safely.



A History of Automated-Fascism - "Everything's Computer" by We're in Hell


Not my video, but wow is it well-researched, enlightening, and unsettling!
in reply to -☆-

Might be a otherwise well made video. But that intro instantly tingled my spidey senses?

Two spy satelites built in the 90s which gathered dust for 20 years and got handed down to NASA were more advanced then the hubble space telescope?

Yeah, but funding and work started on hubble in 70s and it launched in 1990. With that in mind its a lot less 'amazing'. Also i dont know what more advanced means in this case? Whats the qualifiers or the metrics? Like a space telescope which gathers light for days and weeks to get a picture is built to different specs than a spy satelite which has to take pictures in fractions of a second to get a clean picture.

Also the 'interesting feature' of having a short focal length isnt that interesting? They're spy satelites, what else are they supposed to focus on? The secret nazi base on the dark side of the moon?

Either he is just sloppy with his analogy for what is to come in the video or he deliberatly insults my intelligence to paint a picture which eases me in for his following takes. In both cases it doesnt give me any confidence to invest 2 hours of my life.

meh

in reply to Hond

It's such a minor part of the video that I didn't put too much thought into it, but ironically the point of the video is that we shouldn't overlook small 'glitches', so you're quite right to look into it critically I think!

The video is more focused on the history of Israel, and computation's role in that. With that in mind, I think you're right. It's almost definitely some sensationalism up top to warm the crowd.


in reply to fne8w2ah

All the heinous things their leadership has done over the years... all the horrible actions that have resulted in death and harm to people... And this is a bridge too far?! Eesh.
in reply to ThePowerOfGeek

Causing droughts like an Egyptian plague? yeah that's fine. Having a tryst within six months of a social media buzz about CEO trysts? skibido scrammo your job is kablammo
in reply to ThePowerOfGeek

A romantic relationship implies some capability of feelings, which is obviously unacceptable in Nestle's value statement of "profit, profit, misery, profit"
in reply to ThePowerOfGeek

There's definitely something else, this is just a convenient reason to point to. Might not even be a legitimate relationship, just something made up to save face for whatever even worse thing is the truth.


Former interior minister arrested upon arrival in Bolivia after deportation from US


LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivia’s incendiary former interior minister was arrested at the airport Thursday after being deported from the United States to face a litany of charges, including crimes against humanity for ordering a deadly crackdown on anti-government protesters in 2019.

The deportation of Arturo Murillo follows his release from U.S. prison in June after serving four years in a money laundering case in which he was accused of taking $532,000 in bribes to help a Florida company win a lucrative contract to sell tear gas to his government.

Late Wednesday he was expelled from Miami on a flight to Bolivia, where he has been tried and sentenced in absentia in two of the many cases against him. In addition to the homicide and crimes against humanity charges, he faces accusations of money laundering, abuse of authority, aggravated theft and influence‐peddling in his purchase of overpriced tear gas to use against protesters.

https://apnews.com/article/bolivia-interior-minister-arturo-murillo-evo-morales-jeanine-anez-3597fd94d6d3f4ea5996d2024db21b3d



Alibaba’s AI Chip A Big Deal? [Trefis Team | Sep 03, 2025 | forbes.com]


Furthermore, reports have emerged that Alibaba has created a new AI chip for its cloud computing division. While the new chip is not intended to compete with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) Hopper series of chips, much less the new Blackwell lineup, that’s not the actual goal. The focus is on ensuring Alibaba can secure a supply of AI semiconductors despite U.S. export restrictions while also enhancing the competitiveness of its cloud business as AI adoption continues to rise.

This development also takes place against a backdrop of geopolitical tension. The U.S. has prohibited leading-edge chip exports to China, with Nvidia’s H20 being restricted earlier this year. Though shipments have since been conditionally permitted, Chinese companies still face uncertainty, and reports suggest that Beijing has advised companies to refrain from relying on the H20. By creating its own chip, Alibaba can diminish its reliance on U.S. suppliers while meeting China’s rapidly increasing need for AI capabilities.

In summary, the new chips are likely to supplement Nvidia's GPUs in Alibaba's broader AI strategy. The company will probably continue to depend on Nvidia hardware for training AI models in the short term, while its own chips focus on powering cloud-based inference on a large scale. Other Chinese companies are also intensifying efforts in developing AI chips. Baidu, Huawei, and startups such as Cambricon are all working on AI semiconductors. However, Alibaba’s established presence in cloud computing gives it a distribution advantage. It can swiftly integrate new chips into its extensive data centers and monetize them through its existing customer base.^[[1] https://archive.ph/cWWzv]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspeculations/2025/09/03/alibabas-ai-chip-a-big-deal/

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in reply to vegeta

When asked to name the expert he was taking advice from on the subject of immunizations, RFK Jr. attempted to answer,

Edit: until chief counsel whispered something to him

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Nest 1st gen and 2nd gen thermostats no longer supported by Google from October 25


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