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Sometimes it feels like the same script being deployed again and again. The “left”, which is really “center-right” spreads “freedom” and generates refugees en mass in the process, then the hard right rises to refuse those refugees created. It’s an endless loop with only bomb makers getting rich and everyone else suffers.
Indeed, American people, US government, multi-continent corporations… are different entities for sure.
I don’t disagree, there was a time the objective of the policy was understandable. Then the big corporations came in and everything went down hill fast. smh
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US is actually a large fossil fuel exporter. i.e., it’s less about energy independence, more about corporate profit.
https://heatmap.news/sparks/america-has-never-exported-so-much-oil-and-gas
We are also making renewable energy at 1/3 of the rate of China.
Weird title. BiBi and Israel is the same thing when it comes to the Gaza genocide.
Axios is trying too hard to portray a difference when there is none.
38·8 months agoJapan also entered recession. Korea’s semiconductor industry is also facing headwind.
I think united state fundamentally only makes decisions based on domestic politics. This comes at pretty hefty cost for the allies. In the end, I’m not even sure this is good for the US itself.
No question the world is struggling with 9 billion people, and developed world is using excessive amount of resources.
The rigid definition of “countries” may stand in the way of a more collaborative world though.
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