I’ve never had problems with Temu. It’s good for buying little tech trinkets or clothing for cheap.

Elementary and middle education in India is exactly the same… due to severe budget cuts public education at that level is terrible and most who can afford it settle for private schooling. It’s flipped in higher education, although with BJP neoliberalism the public schools have been raising tuition and having funding cut as well (although they are still massively cheaper than private universities).

I can’t speak for China, but in India we have a similar system where those who do well on exams gain admission into top public schools and those who don’t have to settle for a private school which isn’t as selective but more expensive. As far as I know the private schools are really just backup plans for those who can afford it and aren’t very prestigious compared to the public schools.

I don’t know about all of you but to me, seeing the decades-ruling Syrian government fall is like an “End of History” for the Middle East. This is a goodbye to the last remnant of Pan-Arabism, of Arab Socialism, of Arab Secularism, of Arab Anti-imperialism. It was the last remaining Arab anti-imperialist state in the Levant. This is a huge blow to the Axis of Resistance and Iran, billions of dollars and decades of foreign policy put to waste.

I’m no expert on the rebels. However I do know that the “FSA” has many fighters from the Turkestan Islamist Party among its ranks so I doubt it’s a favorable opinion.

There’s so much disappointment… the SAA’s unwillingness to fight, Syria’s allies standing on the sidelines, no one even trying to stop the terrorists. Syria will be like Afghanistan but worse at this rate.

I’m pretty sure the ua stands for Universal Awareness, although the website is focused on Ukraine and is anti-Putin.

Is the quote from The Governance of China? Incredible based.

Wtf… I thought Stalin’s granddaughter being a lib was bad enough

Most of the time any “anti-revisionist” that denounces the DPRK will also denounce Cuba. There are some that support the DPRK but not Cuba because Cuba is much laxer with markets than the DPRK. Since Cuba’s industry isn’t as self-sufficient as the DPRK’s, the economy requires markets for foreign investment and to fill the gaps of the state sector. This alone will turn many “anti-revisionists” away from even critical support of Cuba. DPRK’s markets meanwhile were much more limited in scope; in my personal experience if a Maoist is calling the DPRK revisionist it’s mostly due to the Juche ideology rather than the markets.

By the way, the DPRK does allow foreign investment, though it does so very carefully:

The Saddam supporters have the worst cognitive dissonance possible… I’ve heard some of them claim that the missiles Iraqi militias sent on US military bases earlier this year were somehow empty. Now they’re claiming that Iran and Israel are best friends and just staging stuff to trick people. Some have called out that “Iran notified the US of the attack therefore it’s fake and staged” ignoring that Iran is notifying UNSC members to comply with article 51 of the UN Charter (Right to Self-Defense). By invoking the charter, Iran is playing their attacks in a calm and calculated way, harming Israel but not starting WW3. Saddam supporters are just mad because Iran won’t be like Saddam and just blindly shoot Scuds over Israel while achieving no political gains other than making themselves look “based” to clueless idiots.

The color palette makes it look like something from the DPRK but as another commentor stated, it is from Singapore.

Who’s going to tell them that Uyghurs being Muslim doesn’t make them of “middle eastern descent” and that they’re genetically more Central Asian?

Israel Epstein is pretty awesome, he was a journalist too.

Libs: Genocide is ok because biden pretends to like gay people

This is a real conservapedia article:

I think Prolewiki has an intellectual advantage here.