Sink Britain

yea me too, lost world problem is the kinda slow pacing which JP3 has pretty good one in my opinion

JP3 was my favorite JP movie when i was a kid and i would always rewatch the vhs i had of it, i think people hated that movie too much because it was back then the last JP movie and they wanted something like JP1 with the dino park when JP3 was survival movie like the last half of JP1

i say hexbear, feedback is more dead

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Im i bit more hopefull than most but i think it will be really close, boric did fuck up a lot

Ehh, they are ok, better than most left parties in chile at least

Well i hope it goes well for the PCC, especially since the right will probably pick kast

The left in chile is having their primary election to choose who would be the coalitions candidate for presidency, it looks like the candidate of the communist party is in the lead but still the vote are still being counted

article in spanish

Looks like she won

I remember i joined Chapo.chat like a few months after the ban because there was a pinned post in dankleft

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The Nigerien government has announced the nationalization of a unit of the French uranium company Orano. Its subsidiary Somaïr has been at the center of a standoff that has been ongoing since last year, when the company suspended production at the mine. The announcement was made last week on state television, citing “irresponsible, illegal and disloyal behavior” by the French company. Orano is 90% owned by the French government and has operated mines in the African country for decades.

On the same occasion, the country’s president, Abdourahamane Tchiani, announced the nationalization of the Niger Electricity Company (Nigelec SA). Created as a joint-stock company with a mixed economy, Nigelec is responsible for the production, transmission, and distribution of electricity throughout the country. Its share capital, valued at over 76 billion CFA francs, was held by the state for over 99%, with the remainder being held by several minority shareholders, including the French Development Agency.

Despite public dominance, the company remained autonomous for several decades, with attempts at privatization that never came to fruition.

According to analysts, in addition to the numbers, the lack of adequate energy supply itself motivated the action. For several years, the population of the Sahel country has been faced with recurring power cuts, due to the country’s strong energy dependence on Nigeria.

Hopefully they are able to built up their energy sector to stop their dependence on nigeria

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I didnt know the FF tactics writer was pretty based https://hexbear.net/post/5397666

Major Palestinian Bedouin village faces expulsion by Israeli army and settlers Hexbear Post

Ras Ain al-Ouja is one of the largest Palestinian Bedouin villages in the occupied West Bank. Nestled amid a ridge of high silt hills just north of Jericho city, the village is facing intensified Israeli government-funded settler efforts to expel its residents.

‘They treat us like shit’: Northern Ontario First Nations prepare blockades to fight laws fast-tracking resource extraction Hexbear Post

Members of Neskantaga and Attiwapiskat First Nations have begun clearing brush at the point where proposed highways would cross the Attawapiskat River, headed north toward the mineral deposit that’s suspected to hold more than $60-billion worth of critical minerals.

invade Canada pls

‘Alligator Alcatraz’ sparks outcry from indigenous tribes as construction speeds ahead Hexbear Post

Construction is moving rapidly on a controversial migrant detention center deep in the Florida Everglades nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz,” despite growing concerns from Native American tribes who call the area home.

The facility is being built on an old airstrip at the Dade-Collier Training and Transition Airport, roughly an hour and 45 minutes west of Miami. The state is using emergency powers to take over the county-owned land and construct a center that can detain up to 5,000 migrants.

Leonard Peltier’s Story Isn’t Over Yet Hexbear Post

Earlier this year, it seemed as though the final chapter of Leonard Peltier’s story had been written. The eighty-year-old is serving two consecutive life sentences for the 1975 killing of two F.B.I. agents, Ronald Williams and Jack Coler, which he says he didn’t commit. Having exhausted legal channels for appeal, and been denied parole, it appeared that he would die in prison. But, during the final moments of Joe Biden’s Presidential Administration, Biden commuted Peltier’s sentence to home confinement. Peltier is now home, at the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation, in North Dakota.