Senior presidential adviser Kari Lake appears to have resolved any doubts about what she wants to do with the Voice of America.

Lake seeks for it to look and sound a lot like the far-right One America News Network: on Tuesday night she announced that she had struck a deal to serve up the pro-Trump outlet’s news reports for Voice of America’s foreign audiences, at no taxpayer cost.

  • blakenong@lemmings.worldEnglish
    21·
    2 days ago

    Yes, a large number of people chose not to vote. The United States is currently under attack by who the fuck ever to encourage left-wing voters not to vote. On Lemmy, you can thank the ML community for their “genocide Joe“ nonsense which targeted left-wing voters to abstain from voting in order to make a statement. I believe that this push was from outside of the country. I don’t want to be a conspiracy terrorist in this thread, so let’s just leave it at that.

    I am hoping that the United States declares that same-sex marriage is no longer a thing, and that Australia will accept me as a refugee. My spouse, same sex, is a nurse with management experience, I am a software developer with 20 years of experience including management. Both of us would be a wonderful addition to your country and would work very hard to ensure our place.

    S A V E M E P L E A S E

      • blakenong@lemmings.worldEnglish
        1·
        11 hours ago

        Copy, paste. Who is left?

        1. United Kingdom (brexit, haha)

        • Iraq War (2003–2009): Participated in the U.S.-led invasion; airstrikes caused civilian casualties.
        • Afghanistan (2001–2021): Conducted airstrikes as part of NATO; civilian deaths documented.
        • Libya (2011): NATO bombing campaign against Gaddafi’s forces; civilian deaths reported (e.g. Tripoli and Majer bombings).
        • Syria (from 2015): RAF airstrikes against ISIS; some operations resulted in unintended civilian deaths.

        2. France

        • Afghanistan (2001–2012): Part of NATO; airstrikes caused civilian deaths.
        • Libya (2011): One of the most active in NATO bombings.
        • Iraq and Syria (from 2014): Participated in coalition against ISIS; civilian deaths reported.

        3. Italy

        • Libya (2011): Participated in NATO airstrikes.
        • Iraq and Syria (support roles): Less direct but provided logistical and drone support with potential indirect effects on civilian areas.

        4. Netherlands

        • Iraq and Syria (2014–2018): Conducted airstrikes as part of anti-ISIS coalition. In 2015, a Dutch airstrike on Hawija (Iraq) killed around 70 civilians.

        5. Denmark

        • Iraq and Syria (from 2014): Participated in anti-ISIS airstrikes.
        • Afghanistan: Part of NATO operations with ground and air support.

        6. Norway

        • Libya (2011): Dropped nearly 600 bombs; at least one operation reportedly killed civilians.

        7. Belgium

        • Syria and Iraq (from 2014): Carried out airstrikes in the coalition against ISIS.

        8. Spain

        • Iraq War (2003–2004): Participated initially, mostly in ground operations; limited air role.
          • blakenong@lemmings.worldEnglish
            1·
            11 hours ago

            Considering the entire EU is doing jack shit I’d say most of them are zionists, butt cavern. Germany is still providing weapons. Which magical EU country do you live in that has managed to stay squeaky clean all these years? Or… are you just a hypocrite like everyone else?

              • blakenong@lemmings.worldEnglish
                1·
                10 hours ago

                Well, considering all my options either supported it or were dead silent on it, I chose the one least likely to make it worse and most likely to cave to protests. Sadly, they did not win and now we have Trump, who will make the entire world worse and almost certainly guarantee Gaza will be leveled, as well as Ukraine. I’m sure there will be more countries on that list soon. Greenland? Panama? Who the hell knows. This place is a shit show.

        • FistingEnthusiast@lemmynsfw.comEnglish
          1·
          2 days ago

          I get it

          My fiancée lives over there

          Long-distance relationships are hard enough, but it’s worse knowing that she’s living in shitty, dangerous part of the world. We’ve been talking and I’ve heard gunfire in the background, and I absolutely hate the way her employer treats her, but there’s nothing she can do about at the moment

          We’re working on getting her here. It’s a process, and it’s going to take time, but we’re making it happen

          I get to see her again in a matter of weeks, and I cannot wait

          I live in Tasmania, which is easier to get a visa to move to because it’s considered a part of regional Australia. There’s a desperate need for nurses, and life here is quite amazing (property is expensive though, but that’s true for all Australia)