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Iran's Call for Engagement with President Trump Post-Election

Iran’s Call for Engagement with President Trump In a surprising turn of events following the re-election of President Donald J. Trump, voices within Iran are advocating for a renewed engagement with the American leader. This comes after a tumultuous history that includes Trump’s withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran and world powers, the imposition of stringent economic sanctions,…

[landwriter]

Who's your mutual crush share the gossip with us o.o

I love gossiping, Anon, but I love even more acting on crushes by doing a well-established and rigorous procedure known as Absolutely Fuckall.

My sincere apologies <3

[bhaalsdeepbat]

i really, really, really want to write accidental pregnancy au and i am frothing. i may be drawing baby ideas. like dhampir baby with durge claws, sharp teeth, and tail spikes. they'd be horrific. it'd be amazing.

[megkuna]

you know what, there is a good chance biden does lose the next election lmfao so when we get a republican president and have more fascists appointed to the supreme court and more and more avenues for dissent continue to be blocked and the US pulls out of the paris agreement again. well i will be happy to hear about how democrats and republicans are functionally the same

[rowanthestrange]

This almost certainly won’t be triggering any article 5 stuff by the way, again before the panic sets in. It’s basically guaranteed an accident or something else and only two Polish people are reported as having died. Which is sad yes, but i’m only talking facts here, that’s not a big enough incident that would otherwise justify engagement. And certainly not all NATO countries would vote to take action here (NATO is just a military alliance, it needs that agreement).

It’ll probably put more people on high alert if they’ve been drifting, Poland (and other border countries) will probably step up patrols and defences etc. Missile defence systems being permanently out-of-stock again, that sort of thing.

Do you remember those weeks ago when a Russian missile was fired and nearly hit one of the UK’s military planes? No? Yeah, cus it was deemed an accident and didn’t start WW3. This will also probably not start WW3.

[filosofablogger]

78 Years Ago - 6 August 1945

[prettypangolins]

Wild how my first exposure to the news in months is the midnight radio thing from BBC radio 5 live (which I was not listening to, I was watching BBC Alba which stopped and switched to broadcasting BBC radio na Gàidgeal which had stopped and switched to broadcasting 5live) and--

And the main news item is about some nuclear weapon agreement between the US, UK and Australia (because China bad), and how brilliant it is because making one of the 3 nuclear subs will create jobs in the UK and Rolls Royce are involved.

Followed by nothing else on the topic.

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Russia flaunts doomsday weapons to keep West from ramping up Ukraine support

This year has seen President Vladimir Putin repeatedly brandish the nuclear sword, reminding everyone that Russia has the world’s largest atomic arsenal to try to deter the West from ramping up support for Ukraine. He ordered his military to hold drills involving battlefield nuclear weapons with ally Belarus. He announced Russia will start producing ground-based intermediate range missiles that…

[headspace-hotel]

USAmericans

Read the Project 2025 manifesto RIGHT NOW

It's MUCH worse than y'all have been hearing

There is so much here you'll have to look at it for yourself, but the climate policy alone is nightmare fuel.

The republican coalition wants to essentially end funding for green energy, dramatically promote and expand fossil fuel industries, and eliminate funding and regulations in all sectors promoting climate change mitigation. Task forces and offices related to clean energy and lowering carbon emissions will be eliminated and replaced with offices for promoting fossil fuels.

They want to LOG NATIONAL FORESTS TO "THIN" THE TREES TO STOP WILDFIRES.

THEY WANT TO FORCE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA TO LOG THEIR NATIONAL FORESTS AND TREAT THEM AS FOR TIMBER PRODUCTION

There are specific provisions in Project 2025 to essentially destroy the Endangered Species Act, causing it to defer to the rights of "economic development" and "private property." The plan includes delisting gray wolves, cutting the budget so that a "triage" system is used to determine which species will get protection, removing funding for research, removing experts and specialists from the decision-making process, and preventing "experimental" populations of animals from being established.

This is so much worse than I expected it to be and there's much more past that: They want to deregulate pesticides and remove much of the EPA's ability to regulate pollutants as well.

Also included in the manifesto is that we should

withdraw from nuclear weapons nonproliferation agreements, build more nuclear weapons, and resume nuclear weapons testing

The manifesto comprehensively outlines the scorched-earth elimination of abortion access, down to ensuring doctors aren't even trained to perform abortions. There are plans in here to disrupt abortion access GLOBALLY, not just domestically.

Not only that,the Republicans plan on reframing family planning programs around "fertility awareness" and "holistic family planning."

I can't even describe it all. I'm trying to give screenshots of the most important things but there's so much.

The foreign policy is a nightmare. They plan to push fossil fuels onto the Global South and promote the development of fossil fuel industry in the "developing world."

It is aggressive and antagonistic towards other nations, strongly pro-military, proposing that we INCREASE (!!!!!) defense spending, improve public opinion of the military and military recruitment, and increase the power to fund new weapons technology.

Just read the Department of Defense section. It's about greatly increasing and strengthening the military-industrial complex, collaborating more closely with weapons manufacturers, removing regulatory barriers to arming our allies and to inventing new military weapons, and recruiting more people into the military. They include provisions to develop AI technology for surveillance. And of course, continuing to support Israel is in there.

Elsewhere it proposes interfering in foreign countries with creepy pro-USA propaganda campaigns, even establishing international educational programs where faculty have to pledge to promote USA interests.

There's a line in here about getting rid of PBS because SESAME STREET is LEFTIST for God's sake.

HOW are people claiming democrats have the same policies. I feel like i'm losing my mind.

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The Impact of Donald Trump’s Presidency on Iran: Perspectives from Tehran

The Impact of Donald Trump’s Presidency on Iran The last time Donald J. Trump held the office of President, the repercussions for the Islamic Republic of Iran were nothing short of catastrophic. During his administration, Mr. Trump made the significant decision to withdraw from a nuclear agreement that had begun to ease sanctions on Iran in exchange for the nation curbing its nuclear ambitions.…

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Australia covers US and UK ‘against any liability’ for nuclear submarine hazards

Australia covers US and UK ‘against any liability’ for nuclear submarine hazards #Australia #liability #USandUK

[carlocarrasco]

US-Philippines Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (123 Agreement) enters into force

The Philippines moved some steps forward into a nuclear-powered future as the United States-Philippines Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (also referred to as the 123 Agreement) came into force recently, according to a Philippine News Agency (PNA) news article. This means that the legal framework for potential nuclear projects with American providers has been laid down. It is recalled that the…

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We Write Reports on CO2 Removal, But Fail to Remove Much

There has been a report issued on the state of carbon dioxide removal (http://ianmillerblog.files.wordpress.com/2024/06/c57f5-the-state-of-carbon-dioxide-removal-2edition.pdf) that paints a rather gloomy picture. A large number of countries pledged in the Paris Agreement to reduce emissions of CO2. So far, what has actually happened is the total is increasing. This report has given up on the 1.5…

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Iranian Nuclear Ambitions (2003-2024)

Under the JCPOA, Iran agreed to eliminate its stockpile of medium-enriched uranium, cut its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by 98%, and reduce by about two-thirds the number of its gas centrifuges for 13 years. For the next 15 years, Iran will only enri

Under the JCPOA, Iran agreed to eliminate its stockpile of medium-enriched uranium, cut its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by 98%, and reduce by about two-thirds the number of its gas centrifuges for 13 years. For the next 15 years, Iran will only enrich uranium up to 3.67%. Iran also agreed not to build any new heavy-water facilities for the same period of time.[1] A nuclear weapon uses a…

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Nuclear Energy Between Peace And War: The story of destruction in the Middle East or its resurrection

In "Nuclear Energy Between Peace And War," Issam Khoury skillfully navigates the intricate interplay of nuclear energy, geopolitics, and environmental challenges in the Middle East. Meticulous in dissecting dual energy applications and geopolitical tensio

In a world where energy sources and geopolitical dynamics intersect, “Nuclear Energy Between Peace And War” by Issam Khoury stands out as a comprehensive guide. This book offers a deep exploration of the complex issues surrounding nuclear energy, shedding light on its peaceful and military implications and its impact on regional and international peace. In this article, we examine this…

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Review of T.C.A. Raghavan’s “The People Next Door”: A Compelling Narration of India-Pakistan Relations

India-Pakistan Relations, since their inception in 1947, have been fraught with a complex “enduring rivalry”—like characteristic, with multiple issue areas such as Kashmir, the Indus Waters Dispute, nuclear weapons, and more recently, state-sponsored terrorism. While several books have been written over the years addressing parts of—or the whole—issue of the complex rivalry between India and…