Someone here posted a git and I got it already
Someone here posted a git and I got it already
Weeks there are and decades happen there happen weeks decades where where
If I were Diaz-Canel here I’d punch Boric in his right eye
Is it just me or does their download page not work anymore? Also, kinda funny Nintendo is going balls out at the end of the console’s lifecycle lol
Someone reply to this telling me what’s going on!!!
I saw it in the last megathread but going back to it it seemed to just be allegations so it may not be true
Iran didn’t really retaliate against israel killing the leader of hamas on iranian soil, apparently this was because israel proposed that if they didn’t retaliate there would be a ceasefire in gaza, a proposal which iran seemed to have accepted, since hezbollah probably knew about this deal it’s speculated that they might’ve relaxed security a bit and left israel an opening to attack them and, of course, there’s no ceasefire in gaza so they lied. And iran believed
May god protect the party of god
I don’t do it because here in portugal it’s very common to do it, and it feels gauche because they’re literally our biggest trading partner
The NFP getting first place was “good”, just not the outright win that people starved for good news and temperamentally excitable leftists were claiming it was, and it’s probably still too soon to tell whether it was worth bundling the left with the socialist party like that in the first place.
Still, electoralism and good municipal governance got the KPO a base in the city of Graz and seems to have turned their 0.7% in the last elections to a 2-3%, if they keep it up they might have better luck next time
From the latest Michael Roberts on Austria
The rise of the FPO is not new. The FPO was junior partner to the OVP in the government of the 2010s. But this fell apart when both parties were involved in a corruption scandal that brought down the government and its FPO chancellor in 2019.
Austria has only 9 million people, but over the past decade the country has taken in more refugees per capita than any other EU country, fueling the FPÖ’s resurgence. The FPO has now evolved into a kind of anti-migrant, anti-Islam ‘populist’ party, as seen elsewhere in Europe. The FPO wants to end immigration and ‘remigrate’ immigrants to their ‘home’ countries. “Remigration is long overdue!” proclaims Kickl. The FPO also hints at leaving the EU, or “Öxit,” an Austrian-style Brexit.
But as elsewhere in Europe, the rising support for hard right anti-immigration parties is as much to do with the stagnation in the major economies and high inflation eating into living standards. It can be said that if Germany has a cold, Austria will get the flu. And Germany is suffering from a very heavy cold for its economy right now. As a result, the spillover to Austria is heavy.
Austria’s real GDP growth is stagnating at best. Indeed, ironically, if it were not immigration (+6.3% in 2011-2020), real GDP would have fallen sharply, as the domestic population is shrinking and ageing. Austria will have the third highest old-age related costs in the European Union as a percentage of GDP by 2030.
Moreover, Austria is still experiencing high inflation, averaging 4.2% over the past 12 months, surpassing the EU average. Inflation remains high because Austria has been forced to reduce its imports of cheap Russian gas as part of EU sanctions against Russia over Ukraine. Austria is caught in the middle over trade with Russia and with Western Europe.
The economy was in outright recession in 2023. The Austrian central bank, the OeNB, now expects the economy to ‘stabilise’ this year, with real GDP up by just 0.3. Even that looks optimistic. Austria’s GDP fell 0.6% Q2 2024, following a downwardly revised 1% contraction in the previous Q1. Recession continues.
From the latest Michael Roberts on Austria
The rise of the FPO is not new. The FPO was junior partner to the OVP in the government of the 2010s. But this fell apart when both parties were involved in a corruption scandal that brought down the government and its FPO chancellor in 2019.
Austria has only 9 million people, but over the past decade the country has taken in more refugees per capita than any other EU country, fueling the FPÖ’s resurgence. The FPO has now evolved into a kind of anti-migrant, anti-Islam ‘populist’ party, as seen elsewhere in Europe. The FPO wants to end immigration and ‘remigrate’ immigrants to their ‘home’ countries. “Remigration is long overdue!” proclaims Kickl. The FPO also hints at leaving the EU, or “Öxit,” an Austrian-style Brexit.
But as elsewhere in Europe, the rising support for hard right anti-immigration parties is as much to do with the stagnation in the major economies and high inflation eating into living standards. It can be said that if Germany has a cold, Austria will get the flu. And Germany is suffering from a very heavy cold for its economy right now. As a result, the spillover to Austria is heavy.
Austria’s real GDP growth is stagnating at best. Indeed, ironically, if it were not immigration (+6.3% in 2011-2020), real GDP would have fallen sharply, as the domestic population is shrinking and ageing. Austria will have the third highest old-age related costs in the European Union as a percentage of GDP by 2030.
Moreover, Austria is still experiencing high inflation, averaging 4.2% over the past 12 months, surpassing the EU average. Inflation remains high because Austria has been forced to reduce its imports of cheap Russian gas as part of EU sanctions against Russia over Ukraine. Austria is caught in the middle over trade with Russia and with Western Europe.
The economy was in outright recession in 2023. The Austrian central bank, the OeNB, now expects the economy to ‘stabilise’ this year, with real GDP up by just 0.3. Even that looks optimistic. Austria’s GDP fell 0.6% Q2 2024, following a downwardly revised 1% contraction in the previous Q1. Recession continues.
From 0.7% in the last election
They’ve done very very well one specific locality(which is a big city). We’ll see in a few hours if that performance gets them into national parliament I really hopr it does
IIRC this mouth breather was never personally popular, people just wanted to vote out the tories
I’m surprised Musk is still trying to pick up new grifts, like, one would think that he’d be trying his best to find a way to salvage his twitter purchase and pawn it off to someone else, what’s the point of trying to get inside the US government?
The best idea I can think of is getting a job in a Trump cabinet, de-regulating something that allows him to then make a ton of money, use it to clear whatever debts he has or holes he got himself into, and then dip out.
In other news, this sunday there are legislative election in Austria and the far-right FPO is leading the polls with 25-29%, here’s the new Michael Roberts on Austria. The communist party of Austria, which currently holds the mayorship in Austria’s second largest city of Graz, “could” re-enter parliament for the first time since 1959 since it’s polling at 3-4% and the treshold to enter parliament is 4%
So, like, from Satanyahu’s point of view, this is the time to accept a ceasefire and hostage deal right?
The whole personal point of continuing the wars for him is that he’s in trouble with the law and a lot of people didn’t like him, but now with these successes in Lebanon his party is leading the polls again, and the AJ+ guy on the latest chapo said that (and this was BEFORE killing Nasrallah) he was the most popular politician in Israel again, so if he starts moving towards accepting a ceasefire while he’s a ugh “”“hero”“” to israelis won’t that mean they’ll think twice before prosecuting the man who “saved northern israel”?
German music sounds so wrong to me, like it’s not even music just people yelling