The neo-Nazi party AfD is Russia's fifth column in Germany.
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The neo-Nazi party AfD is Russia's fifth column in Germany. Therefore, it is hardly surprising that 34 former employees of the East German communist secret service are active within the party. It is not far-fetched to assume that their original mission has not changed: the subversion and destruction of democracy.
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The neo-Nazi party AfD is Russia's fifth column in Germany. Therefore, it is hardly surprising that 34 former employees of the East German communist secret service are active within the party. It is not far-fetched to assume that their original mission has not changed: the subversion and destruction of democracy.
https://correctiv.org/aktuelles/neue-rechte/2024/08/29/die-stasi-riege-in-der-afd/@Kristian_Kiehling Correct and they wouldn't be so successful if the other parties weren't so chicken shit to call out Russia's incredible influence on the West.
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The neo-Nazi party AfD is Russia's fifth column in Germany. Therefore, it is hardly surprising that 34 former employees of the East German communist secret service are active within the party. It is not far-fetched to assume that their original mission has not changed: the subversion and destruction of democracy.
https://correctiv.org/aktuelles/neue-rechte/2024/08/29/die-stasi-riege-in-der-afd/@Kristian_Kiehling only 34? Now that is surprising…
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@Kristian_Kiehling Correct and they wouldn't be so successful if the other parties weren't so chicken shit to call out Russia's incredible influence on the West.
@x41h @Kristian_Kiehling The central delusion, the acchilles heel of US, is that every individual is capable of existing in the universe under their own power exclusively, and every one of us varies only in how badly we differ from that - ie, the degree to which we rely on others.
The fact that others rely on us as well is immaterial to the calculus of US, because those others who rely on us are demonstrating their failure to measure up as well, and so they are unworthy of assistance in the first place, so US always return to the demonization of reliance on others as The Original Sin Of US.
The fact, therefore, that our mutual reliance is part of a a reciprocal and beneficial symbiosis of common interests in peace and liberty and happiness - the very glittering prizes we claim to value - is unable to penetrate into the brutal mathematics of rugged individualism that are central to US.
It's got more to do with the number of people who subscribe to this religion, among US. It makes us a flock of Eloi in a world of Morlocks. And Russians, owing to the land, owing to History, owing to suffering more than most, make very good Morlocks.
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@x41h @Kristian_Kiehling The central delusion, the acchilles heel of US, is that every individual is capable of existing in the universe under their own power exclusively, and every one of us varies only in how badly we differ from that - ie, the degree to which we rely on others.
The fact that others rely on us as well is immaterial to the calculus of US, because those others who rely on us are demonstrating their failure to measure up as well, and so they are unworthy of assistance in the first place, so US always return to the demonization of reliance on others as The Original Sin Of US.
The fact, therefore, that our mutual reliance is part of a a reciprocal and beneficial symbiosis of common interests in peace and liberty and happiness - the very glittering prizes we claim to value - is unable to penetrate into the brutal mathematics of rugged individualism that are central to US.
It's got more to do with the number of people who subscribe to this religion, among US. It makes us a flock of Eloi in a world of Morlocks. And Russians, owing to the land, owing to History, owing to suffering more than most, make very good Morlocks.
@jpaskaruk @Kristian_Kiehling Maybe. It's imperialism at best. However I for one would enjoy being a millionaire only for the sake of being left alone. Not having to deal with people. Only surround myself around like minded persons. Might sound selfish and Im tired of folks without any critical thinking skills; expecting a utopian world without putting effort into making it happen.
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@EF To be honest, I haven't followed them. It was more related to personal situations and today's (good) mood 🙂
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@rysiek COBOL (Common _Business_ Oriented Language) tried to do away with programmers too. "Let the business decide what they want the computer to do!" My ass.
Fast-forward 60 years: companies pay a 50% premium for entry level devs who can spell "mainframe" because _absolutely no-one_ can be arsed to code in COBOL.
I bet there are dozens of languages more like this if you count niche corporate ones that tried and failed miserably to get rid of devs.
No nerds, no computing. Period.
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@rysiek @craignicol 💀
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@pscindy new todo list: find old todo list
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@stefano wondered today if yourself and country folk were proud of your national rugby team's performance this Six Nations? Many of us hold them in high admiration. You posted picture is perfect to describe their journey.
Hope you had a marvellous day with your loved ones.
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@KatS @craignicol you're absolutely right! Here are some possible answers to these questions: …
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@toerror seems like it would be just cheaper to ignore ai, keep your tools sharp, and leave all the losers who fell for it behind in the dust
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@craignicol @rysiek
What problem are we solving?Are you sure that's actually the problem?Is this the best framing for it that we can think of?
That's one of the hard parts, for sure.All these are far harder than the actual encoding, IME.
