This is 100% correct.
Plus, there's no infrastructure to bring in machines or people, or to transfer mined metals out to ports.
The costs of that alone would be enormous.
And that is not taking into account environmental damage and indigenous rights. Which one should.
This is 100% correct.
Plus, there's no infrastructure to bring in machines or people, or to transfer mined metals out to ports.
The costs of that alone would be enormous.
https://goodlaw.social/kip5
https://goodlaw.social/kip5
Chasing the xenophobes is a doomed strategy both economically *and* politically.
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archive.ph/pyVLg
Onward and upward!
oxfordclarion.uk
Onward and upward!
oxfordclarion.uk
I can't muster composure. I did human rights observing in N. Ireland for 10 yrs. In the U.S., I video'd cop violence.
2008, St. Paul cops kicked in the door pointing guns at me and my crew. Days later a battering ram was at my office.
“We fought Russia successfully before the United States even existed — so we should be capable of doing it today.”
“We fought Russia successfully before the United States even existed — so we should be capable of doing it today.”
"US oil companies want “serious guarantees” from Washington before they make splashy investments in Venezuela
...
“No one wants to go in there when a random fucking tweet can change the entire foreign policy of the country,” said one private equity investor who specialises in energy"
"US oil companies want “serious guarantees” from Washington before they make splashy investments in Venezuela
...
“No one wants to go in there when a random fucking tweet can change the entire foreign policy of the country,” said one private equity investor who specialises in energy"
Ah yes. A handwritten sermon from The Good Reverend Roger, composed in a Gothic hand so solemn it looks like it ought to be nailed to a cathedral door—or at least a laser printer with a union grievance.
Ah yes. A handwritten sermon from The Good Reverend Roger, composed in a Gothic hand so solemn it looks like it ought to be nailed to a cathedral door—or at least a laser printer with a union grievance.
I know colleagues, the government and other organisations think they will be ceding ground and an important public discussion space if they leave X
It has been twisted too far into an unsafe, malign and destructive tool to morally use, & thereby endorse, anymore
I know colleagues, the government and other organisations think they will be ceding ground and an important public discussion space if they leave X
It has been twisted too far into an unsafe, malign and destructive tool to morally use, & thereby endorse, anymore
Lol.