[OFF TOPIC] Politics Thread

[copravolley 655]

On 4/13/2026 at 7:48 PM, Federer91 said:

Don't mind the doomsdayer, he is just looking for new sensations to cling on.

 

As i said, Radev is not at all certain of making a coalition and even if he somehow does it will be tight rope. He is not that stupid to go full Orban on foreign policy, as even though there are many Russian fans, there are much more pro-EU people, so he wouldn't want to start a riot right away. 

 

 

Are you sure Radev has no chance of winning an independent majority?

[Federer91 3,389]

1 hour ago, copravolley said:

Are you sure Radev has no chance of winning an independent majority?

Yes, these polls are heavily skewed. 85-90 is probably a more accurate assessment, but again it will depend how many parties pass the 4% threshold.  

[bestmen 2,926]

@konig @LDOG you should start digging tunnels now ,like hamas did in Gaza 

 

 

 

 

 MILEI WOULD BE WILLING TO GIVE NETANYAHU A PIECE OF ARGENTINA, AND EVERYTHING HE'S DONE POINTS IN THAT DIRECTION

 

 

 

🗺️ Netanyahu was photographed looking at a map of Argentine Patagonia during his meeting with Milei. No official explanation. The next day, Israel attacked Iran. At that same meeting they signed military, migration and pension agreements facilitating Israeli residency in Argentina. Nobody explained what Patagonia has to do with any of that.

🔥 Now connect the dots: Milei slashed over 80% of Patagonia's wildfire firefighting budget. Deregulated land use on burned territory. Israeli magnates like Joe Lewis already own 14,000 hectares at Lago Escondido. Israel's state-owned Mekorot already operates in the region's water resources. The migration agreements include social benefits and facilitated access for Israeli citizens.

✈️ Milei is visiting Israel for the third time. He'll be the first foreign leader ever to light Israel's Independence Day torch. Moving the embassy to Jerusalem. Declared Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization. Israel's ambassador called him someone "on the right side of history." The Knesset called him "the best friend Israel has ever had in the Casa Rosada."

[Monzanator 5,132]

So USA has suddenly picked up a net gain of crude oil export for the first time since WWII. It seems like Trump has had a plan for this Iran war after all? Even Reuters is reporting on it.

[bestmen 2,926]

LOL they stole petrol of venezuela 

[copravolley 655]

3 hours ago, Federer91 said:

Yes, these polls are heavily skewed. 85-90 is probably a more accurate assessment, but again it will depend how many parties pass the 4% threshold.  

Isn't there a danger that the Bulgarians will get tired of this chaos and give all the power to Radev, just like the Huns were furious and the Magyar took all the power?

[copravolley 655]

We're chatting here and chatting and in the meantime, AFD will soon have 30% in Ger, just like FPO has over 30% in Austria...It is also unknown what will happen to Le Pen in Fra.

 

 

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[copravolley 655]

Overall, I fear that if AFD + FPO were to come to power in GER/AUT, Italy could lose South Tyrol- maybe not now, but in the future- yes. There will certainly be problems in that region and Meloni, unfortunately, is like a child- she's not a politician for difficult times.

[MHSN 3,813]

last year (I mean in Iranian calendar which finished couple weeks ago) was terrible, both personally (since I had couple of personal losses) and also because of what happened to the country, two wars against bloodthirsty vampires and on top of that the Dey (January) Massacre. 

 

but the country still stands as a whole which wasn't my prediction. I certainly underestimated our resilience. of course there are lots of wounds to be healed (even if the war stops right now), some of them very deep wounds, mostly non-physical wounds. we have to wait for the dust to settle to see how the regime will do domestically moving forward, not really optimistic about that though

[copravolley 655]

Just now, MHSN said:

last year (I mean in Iranian calendar which finished couple weeks ago) was terrible, both personally (since I had couple of personal losses) and also because of what happened to the country, two wars against bloodthirsty vampires and on top of that the Dey (January) Massacre. 

 

but the country still stands as a whole which wasn't my prediction. I certainly underestimated our resilience. of course there are lots of wounds to be healed (even if the war stops right now), some of them very deep wounds, mostly non-physical wounds. we have to wait for the dust to settle to see how the regime will do domestically moving forward, not really optimistic about that though

You've always opposed this regime, so what do you think? Did the USA attack strengthen the regime, or was there no chance of its fall anyway? Two million people in Tehran alone protested against the Shah in late 1970 years and now these protests have never been so numerous. What are your thoughts on this?