has germany considered investing in productive assets within their own borders rather than investing in supposedly “parasite” countries like spain and italy?
There's a fantasy in Italy and Spain that Germany's TARGET2 claims aren't real. They're very real. They're subsidized loans from Germany that finance a standard of living in Italy and Spain that's artificially and unsustainably high. The AfD will end this.
robinjbrooks.substack.com/p/…
it’s not like germany is out of things to invest in, for example “making db not the most dogshit train system in the eu” or “producing competitive electric vehicles for willing buyers in the union”
a lot of the current taste discourse on here is downstream from mostly people on here having been either /mu/ or /fa/ posters in their youth
actually great idea from the greens
there might well be a way to centrally plan an economy. the problem is i simply don’t trust the proponents themselves to do it well enough
it’s samp/t ng or patriot, not really a complicated procurement
Australia pushes to beef up air defenses breakingdefense.com/2026/10/…
there’s a good afr article to be written about cpi inflation increases over the last 5 years. especially discussing how safer cars have made insurance more expensive
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You know how Brazil reversed deforestation.
It wasn’t a bunch of conservation tax incentives for farmers.
IBAMA (Brazil’s equivalent of the EPA) airdrops shock troops to firebomb illegal logging and mining camps.
Yanuni (2026)
UPDATED – Analysis: Lula presidency saved at least 20,000km2 of Brazilian Amazon since 2022
✍️ By Orla Dwyer and Josh Gabbatiss
Read here: buff.ly/QqRBFfy
at $4200 aud it’s quite hard to justify a base model mbp with touchscreen. the sweet spot was around $3k
NEW: Apple bets customers will pay a big premium for touch-screen, OLED laptops. The company has discussed charging $400 more, pricing the 14-inch touch MacBook Pro from $2,899. That could make the 16-inch model at least $3,399. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Kaapa Tjampitjinpa 1920-1989
Hes the guy who met with Geoffrey Bardon and organised dot art to transfer to canvas and acrylic paint.
This is him doing proper dot art in sand before that.
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Replying to @DantesDmitriy
之前有人问我为什么喜欢俄罗斯文学,我告诉他,这感觉就像是在大雪纷飞的冬夜,喝得醉醺醺,从暖烘烘的屋子里走出去,在雪地上痛快地撒那泡尿。
well greater sunrise won't get built


















