They’re relying on the PLAF. Modernizing their Air Force would be too expensive and time consuming to do in a realistic timeline.
It also fits with North Korea’s general long term air power strategy, as all their jets are Soviet models that were cheaper then developing their own.
Pursue a political science or economics degree and then become a lawyer. You can have any bachelors and make it to law school, and you would be able to effectively help the organizations you listed.
You’re arguing with a Belarusian… who’s family has lived in the country for hundreds of years… that you understand Belarusian politics and economics better then them.
Also that random bit about the philosophy textbook is complete nonsense. He doesn’t give any specifics, and what he said doesn’t mean anything.
He absolutely did not.
A better translation would probably be:
“Monarchist Gentlemen! Asses for inspection!”
Because your post implies that a rise in foreign investment is a precursor to regime change and coup attempts. In my original comment I’m telling you that Russia is also counted in the foreign investment number so colour revolution based only off of this data is unlikely.
You do realize that “foreign investment” also includes investments from Russia, correct?
Huh? Eckharts ladder is nothing like the 2015 anti-sjw chuds. He’s just a basic lore channel?
The death penalty has no place in a socialist state. Once the revolution passes the initial stage, the death penalty becomes purely a tool of retribution and vengeance, the same as it is in a liberal state.
What’s ass backwards if your takes.
This feels eerily close to the line of thinking that libs use when they say, “Oh? You want to get rid of the death penalty and focus on rehabilitation? Even for murderers, rapists, and war criminals? You must be evil then too.”
Taking an extremely uncharitable view of 666’s words and then somehow trying to say that he somehow believes that billionaires shouldn’t feel the consequences of their actions is bizarre.
Does it really count as the WW2 era? It was produced to late to see combat and active service on any front, and was relegated to a second line role since the Soviets abandoned the heavy tank concept relatively soon after.
68% of the worlds uranium is mined in Khazahstan, Canada, and Australia. Uranium isn’t a primary export of any African market for the exception of French colonial states shipping to France, who demands those exports because it’s cheaper due to political influence.