Posted by: SG | Mar 20 2024 22:18 utc | 67
Thank you for such a well considered answer. On the road 12 hrs today vs expected 8. Endless construction delays. Rest places closed or under supplied. Very unpleasant journey and quite different from numerous pre covid trips all over Mexico. Ended up doing 8 hours straight without finding anywhere to sit indoors and have food and drink. Strange.
Anyway, thanks again!

Posted by: P | Mar 22 2024 2:44 utc | 203

FUKUS
[Fuck UK, US]
no MORE ‘What a beautiful sight to behold’ for you’. !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-Q5WlIvDto
Posted by: denk | Mar 21 2024 18:13 utc |
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Cameron demands release of Jimmy Lai
Cameron demands HK to revoke security law

Cameron

Hong Kong’s reputation as an international city was founded on respect for the rule of law, the independence of its institutions, its high degree of autonomy and protection of the rights and freedoms afforded to all people living and working there. This new law, rushed through the legislative process, will have far-reaching implications for all of these areas

I bet all those oh so oppressed HKers would wanna trade place with the blessed Chagosians, Ryuku Ren, Chinese Indon, or Jeju islanders !!!

The broad definitions of national security and external interference will make it harder for those who live, work and do business in Hong Kong. It fails to provide certainty for international organisations, including diplomatic missions, who are operating there.

The broad definitions of national security and external interference will make it harder for those who live, work and do monkey business in Hong Kong.
It remove immunity for international terrorists outfits, including CIA/MI6 safe houses, NED sponsored NGO, who are operating there.
FIFY

It will entrench the culture of self-censorship which now dominates Hong Kong’s social and political landscape, and enable the continuing erosion of freedoms of speech, of assembly, and of the media

It will rid HK media of FUKUSA fifth column such as Jimmy lai etc, who famously told his anglo mentors…

Look,
Im at the front line, fighting for HK your war.
Why cant you return the favor….nuke the bastards !

Posted by: denk | Mar 22 2024 3:37 utc | 205

A little thought experiment on the USSR and justifications, using Grover Furr’s work as a starting point:
If what Furr says* is accurate, does that not make the Soviet Union a grotesquely flawed structure, that achieved good due to the often gigantic sacrifices of its citizens, and more often than not, despite rather than because of its structure?
*Furr says amongst other things:
1. Many lies spread about Stalin and Beria.
2. Stalin wanted to abandon Gulags and introduce competitive elections, but was stymied by the rest of the leadership.
3. Much of the oppressiveness of the Stalin years due to traitors (Yezhov, e.g.) and foreign (e.g. Polish nationalist infiltration) campaigns hijacking state infrastructure to commit crimes.
4. Show trials largely legitimate (show evidence, despite guilty plea, hence name), yet falsely condemned by later Soviet leadership.
It strikes me that if one accepts Furr’s arguments and evidence regarding the history of the USSR, while one could understand defending it to prevent more crimes against its population (e.g. Yeltsin era), it was a monstrosity that had no need of being cloned, and if a good opportunity arose to replace it without further suffering, it would be criminal not to carefully use such an opportunity.

Posted by: Johan Meyer (2) | Mar 22 2024 4:20 utc | 207

De-dollarization brings Peace.
Posted by: Exile | Mar 22 2024 4:15 utc | 207
It should, but as we know the US and UK love nothing more than a fight. How hard they are willing to thrash about and scream and scream and scream is a worry.

Posted by: Echo Chamber | Mar 22 2024 9:06 utc | 209

The Canadian ChatNSDAP bot uses MLA format footnotes in its posts? Struggling non-STEM undergrads should find out which generative AI model it uses. That could save a lot of time for “students” in the university equivalent of Special Education programs that could be better spent getting shit-faced and stoned.
Aside: if a student’s university work can be replaced with the product of generative AI, their efforts in the workforce when they graduate can also be replace with generative AI. In other words, the ”journalism” presstitution occupation is over. Big business simply has rapidly declining need for the offspring of the middle class. Digital whores are much more satisfying (and profitable) than obese, pink-haired, entitled, lazy ham beasts.
Is arguing with such a digital whore as satisfying as employing one? Not for me, but obviously some people seem to like it.

Posted by: William Gruff | Mar 22 2024 10:44 utc | 211

Hi Andrei,
As a Belgian, living in France I can confirm that there is no free press left here. I was listening Sunday to radio France Info and did not believed what I heard. They found another légion d’honneur guy who just wrote a new book about Russia and Putin. Nicolas Tenzer. Teacher of Science Po. Advocating to immediately attack Russia without fear,since France had nukes, the West has 20 times more better soldiers , Putin has fear, Russia is weak…
Not one counterargument from this official french jounalist!
The rest of the day were arguments against the legacy of the russian elections, in a convincing way for the average french listener who will shake his head about such an ‘evil’ country.
And your exemple from LCI tv spoke about scenarios of up to 20000 soldiers, who could rapidly move from the Dnieper river to the frontier of Bielorussia.
Comment Section:
https://smoothiex12.blogspot.com/2024/03/french-connection.html?m=1

Posted by: MD | Mar 22 2024 11:18 utc | 213

https://titaniclifeboatacademy.org/
Death Squads And The Price Of ‘Justice’ In America
Leonard Peltier is the crown jewel of American injustice. He is 79 years old and has been locked in prison for almost 50 years for crimes which the government – admits it cannot prove – he committed. Today he is afflicted with diabetes and a worrisome aortic aneurysm.
As an advocate for the American Indian Movement (AIM) Peltier was well known to the FBI in the early 1970s.
Following a controversial trial Peltier was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of two FBI agents (Ron Williams and Jack Coler) in a June 26, 1975 shootout on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota.

Posted by: MD | Mar 22 2024 11:31 utc | 215

https://seektruthfromfacts.org/guess-submissions/doomed-by-decoupling-the-west-falls-further-behind-by-godfree-roberts-member-of-the-china-writers-group/
We are decoupling from China and, a fortiori, from its technology, and from the 130 countries in its currency, trade and defense alliances. Highlights from 2023 suggest that we are far behind – and the gap is widening.
Economy
In 2023, China’s economy grew by $1.6 trillion, more than the rest of the world’s combined – while the USA borrowed $3 trillion to fund $300 billionGDP growth. Real wages grew 4.7% and demographics will remain healthy through 2043. 21 million tourists flew during Golden Week and spent $3 billion in Xinjiang alone. Hangzhou hosted more athletes at the Asian Games than the Olympics and domestic brands Anta and Li-Ning outsold Nike and Adidas.
Research
Young Science became the world’s #3 journal and is rapidly overtaking incumbent leaders Nature and Science. With a $228 billion corporate R&D budget, 3 million Chinese scientists applied for almost as many patents as the rest of the world combined, and utterly dominated the top 1% of most influential papers. Huawei’s R&D budget alone is larger than the US CHIPS and Science Act.
Health
Researchers there cured thalassemia, reversed autism and aging, provided Covid immunization with a dry powder aerosol, curednasopharyngeal cancer, constipation, atherosclerosis and improved Alzheimer’s memory and functionality. They grew human kidneys in pig embryos and oversaw the first live birth of chimeric monkeys
Hard Tech
Scientists created the first graphene semiconductor, while Betavolt began shipping an atomic energy battery that powers consumer devices for 99 years…

Posted by: MD | Mar 22 2024 11:41 utc | 217

@William Gruff 212
This “getting stoned” (consuming marijuana, for those not familiar with the terminology) business is very unpleasant for others.
1. For those who do not consume it of their own volition, a small whiff (including without the stench for low odour varieties—yay legalization) can be enough to trigger severe hunger (I believe you call it “the munchies”). This is catastrophic for people with type 2 diabetes trying to control blood sugar via diet.
2. People who consume it, on account of olfactory fatigue, fantasize that they stink far less than they actually do. There is a related olfactory fatigue/marijuana related fantasy that somehow incense is supposed to obscure the smell of marijuana; in reality, the two are readily distinguished, and the last time I smelled incense without a mixture of marijuana (due to users acting upon their olfactory fatigue induced fantasies—by the time their incense sticks have burned, they have developed sufficient olfactory fatigue not to smell the marijuana), was when I had a Hindu housemate many years ago.
3. The other aspect that is really angering about marijuana use in others (doubly so for low odour varieties that do thus not give one the warning to leave the area) is that one can get intoxicated due to the aerosol or aerosuspension (not sure which), which is fucking angering: one has a fuck ton of work half-planned, go early to get a good start, get involuntarily intoxicated because of some dipshit, and now one cannot formulate a useable thought for six hours, and one hopes to goodness that one is de facto sober by the time one leaves work, so that there can be no DUI risk.

Posted by: Johan Meyer (2) | Mar 22 2024 12:21 utc | 219

Earlier there were some bog standard anti-pholsophical materialist posts, which were as always devoid of content. There is no small irony in that standard contemporary Marxist argumentation is largely philosophical idealist psychobabble masquerading as philosophical materialism. For substantive philosophical materialism, go to the Christian fundies who hold the deity as the prime mover, but elects to move in certain ways (that can be studied, thus allowing science, albeit on strange—to me—philosophical underpinnings), and would take umbrage if one were to point out that they, unlike the majority of Marxists, are philosophical materialists.

Posted by: Johan Meyer (2) | Mar 22 2024 12:43 utc | 221

“3. The other aspect that is really angering about marijuana use in others (doubly so for low odour varieties that do thus not give one the warning to leave the area) is that one can get intoxicated due to the aerosol or aerosuspension (not sure which), which is fucking angering: one has a fuck ton of work half-planned, go early to get a good start, get involuntarily intoxicated because of some dipshit, and now one cannot formulate a useable thought for six hours, and one hopes to goodness that one is de facto sober by the time one leaves work, so that there can be no DUI risk.”
Posted by: Johan Meyer (2) | Mar 22 2024 12:21 utc | 220
I find that marijuana use amplifies my creative genes- too bad it has the opposite affect for you.
And, you are really a Karen as the odd smell of THC won’t get you stoned and won’t get you a DUI.
I also think you would be no fun at all at a party or a Neil Young concert!

Posted by: canuck | Mar 22 2024 14:13 utc | 223

CJ Hopkins crimespeech trial, which he won first time around with a hostile judge, goes to appeal (by the prosecutor). CJ makes the important point that this sort of thing is happening all over the West though most people are only aware of local examples, such as SCOTUS hearings in the US, regarding them as symptomatic of partisan political struggles.

https://www.racket.news/p/its-not-about-trump-american-cj-hopkins
If I can just put one little bug in your head, Matt, to whatever degree you can tweak people and let them know: “Hey, it’s not just Trump and the Democrats and the liberals and the woke people and all that.” This is happening all over the West, in all these different countries. I think that’s one thing that my case does, it provides folks with an opportunity to remind them that this is happening all over. The old rules don’t apply.
MT: Good luck with your case.
CJ Hopkins: Take care.

The West is being taken down, just like the Jewish-Bolsheviks took down Russia.
Is resistance futile? Is totalitarian control already a done deal? Or are some of us protesting too much and a little bit of speech policing is not all that significant a phenomenon?

Posted by: Scorpion | Mar 22 2024 14:45 utc | 225

“Gold. The US came out of WWII with 75% of the worlds wealth and the dollar was backed by gold. By the late fifties – early seventies, that wealth had gone and they needed more currency than they had gold to cover. A deal with the saudis and a few other machinations and the petrodollar emerged which relied on world oil trade being conducted in American dollars. The US military was used to enforce this.
So a dollar backed by military power rather than gold. The military power is now gone, the Saudi’s are now selling oil for yuan and I would assume another currency or two.
And central banks in Borrel’s jungle are buying gold.”
Posted by: Peter AU1 | Mar 21 2024 9:59 utc | 146
What you say is true but the main two incentives to go off the gold standard in 1971 were:
1. The Vietnam war financing as well as the Great Society welfare benefits from LBJ led to large US budget deficits
2. Beginning under Charles De Gaulle the French were sending their Eurodollars to the US in exchange for gold at $35/oz.

Posted by: canuck | Mar 22 2024 14:58 utc | 227

Lord God, what an asshole.

Posted by: Not Ewe | Mar 22 2024 15:32 utc | 229

Watch out what happens in NIGER. Niger has decided not to submit to the US any longer.
https://en.reseauinternational.net/niger-lorsque-le-rejet-touche-washington-au-meme-titre-que-ses-vassaux/
There is a button to chose the language.
Let us keep an eye on Niger and its people and pray for them.

Posted by: swiss | Mar 22 2024 17:48 utc | 231

@Posted by: canuck | Mar 22 2024 14:58 utc | 227

What you say is true but the main two incentives to go off the gold standard in 1971 were:
1. The Vietnam war financing as well as the Great Society welfare benefits from LBJ led to large US budget deficits
2. Beginning under Charles De Gaulle the French were sending their Eurodollars to the US in exchange for gold at $35/oz.

As Hudson noted the whole of the US current account deficit could be accounted for by the cost of US foreign bases and foreign wars. The US elite were never going to give these up, so they floated the dollar instead and did a deal with the Saudis where oil prices could rise without US intervention as long as oil was sold for US dollars. The Fed also did a deal with the drug cartels and other criminals to quietly look away so that they would deposit their dollars in US banks.
Ever since then the US has been destroying the competition by whatever means necessary to maintain the dollar as the reserve currency. Their main problem is that they could not destroy Iran and Russia, but especially made the mistake of allowing China to grow into being a great power with 1/3rd of the world’s manufacturing industry.
Trump wants to rein in the foreign military spending, and redirect things toward China, but the international corporations need that spending to support their global profiteering and will fight to the death to keep it. A 2nd Trump presidency will be even more of shit show that the first one.

Posted by: Roger | Mar 22 2024 19:10 utc | 233

Latest Krainer piece about socialism vs capitalism etc.
https://alexkrainer.substack.com/p/untangling-the-socialism-vs-capitalism
Intro:

Few ideological dichotomies polarize opinions as readily and as completely as that between “socialism” and “capitalism.” Those who embrace socialism tend to blame capitalism for everything that’s wrong with our world today. Those who embrace capitalism harbor a seething contempt for socialists, but both camps base their views on ideology with only vague notions about the true nature of either system.
The “socialists” think of capitalism as a rapacious system of exploitation that favors a few at the detriment of many. There is some truth in that. The “capitalists” think of socialism as a system that gives free stuff to the lazy and undeserving, choking society’s progress. There’s some truth in that too, but having lived in both systems and having experienced the ideological brainwash from both sides, I find neither side convincing.

Posted by: Scorpion | Mar 22 2024 22:53 utc | 235

Posted by: Scorpion | Mar 22 2024 19:16 utc | 234
Thanks for reading it. To be clear, my only take on the “Holodomor” is as follows:
1. It wasn’t intentional genocide directed at Ukrainians or anyone else.
2. There were a variety of factors for the famine, including rapid forced collectivization, bad science, and saboteurs.
3. The term “Holodomor” is a disingenuously cooked-up, focus-grouped PR campaign that only started decades later and with a very ideological, jingoistic intent in mind; namely to pile on to the USSR as the “Evil Empire” and whitewash or memory hole the numerous atrocities (many of which were intentional) committed by the US and pre/post colonial “west” in general. The fact that it also ignores all the other non-Ukrainians who suffered under the famine is reason alone to discredit it, or at least seek to paint the whole picture, in my opinion.
Regarding Gareth, all I can say is that there are inaccuracies in some of his work, and that it was used (with or without his approval/knowledge) in the above mentioned PR campaign; one with deep ramifications today in Russia-Ukrainian relations, and even the NATO proxy war.

Posted by: Tom_Q_Collins | Mar 22 2024 23:22 utc | 237

The 1921–1923 famine in Ukraine was a disaster that mostly occurred in the southern steppe region of Ukraine.[1] The number of fatalities is estimated between 200,000 and 1,000,000, but no systematic records were then made.
The Holodomor, a man-made famine, gripped the Soviet republic of Ukraine from 1932 to 1933, reaching its peak in late spring 1933. However, it’s essential to recognize that this was not the only instance of famine in Ukrainian history. An earlier and lesser-known tragedy occurred during the years 1921–1923.
They call both of these famines “the Holodomor.”

Posted by: Ed | Mar 23 2024 1:02 utc | 239

Ed | Mar 23 2024 1:02 utc | 239
The US invented the holodomor in 1964. The 32-33 famine was in all crop/grain growing areas. According to the current Russian leadership, about seven million died. and although thaty was a somewhat poor season for yields, the famine, although man made was not deliberate or directed. Just bureaucratic ineptitude at that early point in the Soviet Union.

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Mar 23 2024 13:11 utc | 241

Is it possible to construct an enduring secular civilization?
Without a consistent narrative of origin, values, and objectives, what binds a nation together? Ease of access to printable tax return forms? Anyone’s daughter can become an entrepreneur on OnlyFans? Stock ownership in the military congressional complex?

[Posted by: LoveDonbass | Mar 22 2024 16:03 utc | 65] on the Russia.at.war thread —
It’s a nation’s self-asserted statehood in a code of law (like the German Grundgesetz which is fine work, even the Neo-Nazis and the fringe right Reichsbürger agree to it). This sets up the institutions of state, among them the courts of justice. Laws are crafted according to administrative process to reflect the nation’s values and needs, and the rule of law is executed at court, on a basis of equality.
I like to think of it as a fall-back option in the case of unresolvable conflict between two parties, and this fits well with my personal observations of police work in Hamburg, a city-state since the times of the Hanse and deeply influenced by protestant (Lutherian) ethics, well exemplified by lockdown measures during covid: while Paris saw armed soldiers in the streets, in Hamburg (saying this half-jokingly) notes were put up in public places reading “please don’t get infected!”
What binds it all together is the language in which the law is codified and the proceedings of court are taking place. It is, contrary to widely held belief following Noam Chomsky’s ideas towards a universal grammar underlying all languages, NOT simply possible to translate one tradition of justice onto another, as the EU has also found out during their policy of conformotional codifying of law.
Hamburg, with a majority of population now being of non-german (migrational) background, appears to be on a good way to work things out, so I believe, mostly because use of the german language in day-to-day proceedings between citizens and the institutions of state alike appears to have been succesfully implemented; not withstanding the fact that translation services are now widely available for those who need.
I have a great deal of respect for societies who manage to integrate a good many of cultures/religions/ethics, and even can deal proceedings of law in various languages (perhaps as part of local or regional autonomy), like Syria or the Russian Federation. A wonderful civilizational achievement.

Posted by: persiflo | Mar 23 2024 14:04 utc | 243

Sorry, the above was only meant to be a review. Extended italics were unnecessary.
Here is the quotation I mentioned last. Before I add it, briefly the discussion has moved to the consideration of how each state of the participants was first founded, beginning with the Spartan early history, where the legend is that three brothers, each kings, founded three cities:

[The Athenian]…They were not exposed, in their attempts to establish a certain equality of possessions, to the grave charge so persistently leveled, in connection with the passing of laws for other cities at one who proposes change in the tenure of the land, or a cancellation of debts, from his perception that equality can never be properly attained without these measures. When a legislator attempts a change in these matters, everyone meets him with a cry of ‘no meddling with fundamentals’ and an imprecation on the author of redistribution of lands and repudiation of debts sufficient to reduce any man to despair.

Posted by: juliania | Mar 23 2024 15:03 utc | 245

@ swiss 242
.. and if we look at NIGER before more damage is done.. we even might prevent it… hopefully
https://en.reseauinternational.net/niger-lorsque-le-rejet-touche-washington-au-meme-titre-que-ses-vassaux/

Posted by: swiss | Mar 23 2024 15:40 utc | 247

Posted by: swiss | Mar 23 2024 15:45 utc | 248
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Sorry about that.
Limey means English men.
In the vid, MIck Wallace the Irish teaching the limey about their own proverb..
Charity starts at home.
MIND YOUR OWN gawd damned BIZ, !
Stop poking your nose into others latrine !

Posted by: denk | Mar 23 2024 16:04 utc | 249

@Posted by: Peter AU1 | Mar 23 2024 13:11 utc | 241
There was an actual weather-driven famine that was made worse by bureaucratic ineptitude and an actual ongoing class war where the Kulaks slaughtered half their livestock and destroyed farm implements rather than have them used by the collective farms, which created huge blowback from the rest of the peasants who already hated the Kulaks who were the most exploitative landlords. The Soviet archives actually show Stalin being concerned and trying to redirect resources to ameliorate the famine, also local Soviet officials attempting to holdback the anger of the peasants toward the Kulaks.
Same thing happened after 1949 in China, the Party strove hard to control grassroots “rough justice” being delivered on the landlords.

Posted by: Roger | Mar 23 2024 17:11 utc | 251

No matter what “identities” you have if you are anti-Zionist you will be removed from any mainstream media and even mainstream alternative media! Candace Owens will blow up the way Tucker has, I don’t agree with everything she says but she has a right to be heard.
Cancel Culture Comes For Candace Owens!
Ben Shapiro is a pure Zionist and a traitor to the interests of the American population.

Posted by: Roger | Mar 23 2024 17:17 utc | 253

gOOD nite, swiss !

Posted by: denk | Mar 23 2024 17:29 utc | 255

@252 denk
“wot” is “war of / on terror” i guess .. anyway thanks for this link. I bookmarked it.i saw quite a few articles i would like to read there. But it is getting late now.
good night as well

Posted by: swiss | Mar 24 2024 0:33 utc | 257

Some time ago, b was deleting some of my posts for being off topic in the Ukraine threads. Was hard to comment there without a topic soon moving outside Ukraine when following it through.
With the SMO, b said there were that many comments he would no longer police them but to send an email if there was a major problem. The name usurper came on the scene and began hitting me hard. I would send an email to b, and he would clean it up for a bit but then the usurper would be back. after a time, b stopped trying. When I stopped commenting for a time, james was getting hit hard.
The name usurper seemed to disappear for a bit, but with the terrorist attack in Moscow is now back with a vengeance.
The first thread when the attack occurred was good, little or no sign of spammers and trolls, but then there was a lot of anger and everyone arguing with each other. the second comment thread where a lot of information began to appear was and is hit hard by trolls and to a lesser extent the spammers.
Somewhat frustrating that so many of my comments were deleted simply because they were deemed off topic, yet now the trolling and spamming has free rein.
But I guess b is not getting any younger and a lot of work putting together his posts.
Thats my grumble over and done with.
Overall, it seems we are now looking at a new phase of this war of the worlds, so I guess we will get to see its shape a bit better in the weeks and months ahead.

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Mar 24 2024 2:20 utc | 259

Posted by: swiss | Mar 24 2024 0:33 utc | 257
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WofT
Points to ponder….
The gringo had supposedly been bombing the crap outta the ‘islamist terrarists’ in Mali post 911.
Yet when the said terrarists cornered a band of tourist in a hotel, they showed zero interest in a big fat juicy bunch of gringo and their Indian associates, went straight to a group of Russian rail executives and their Chinese colleagues, executed them at point blank !
Or how about this….
Pakistan Taliban tracked a group of international tourists, singled out the Chinese , executed them at point blank.
Guess what….

To avenge our bro killed by the great satan drones !!!

Does this make sense to you ?
Tip of an iceberg.
https://www.counterpunch.org/2015/12/01/terror-in-mali-an-attack-on-china-and-russia/
https://www.pakistankakhudahafiz.com/10-tourist-killed-ttp-miscreance-exposed/

Posted by: denk | Mar 24 2024 3:56 utc | 261

Before b posts his Week in Review, I’m going to post a few links – Canadiana, the usual.
I wonder if other countries might use these type of ultra-elite forces in other places? (And I just wanted to add, if you’re the president of a country and you’re going to decide to bomb a billionaire’s building, you’d better have just been elected with the support of about 90% of the population, I guess? That’s speculative by me, I don’t know what happened.)
“Canadian military aiding embassy in Haiti includes elite unit: sources”
https://globalnews.ca/news/10379220/canadian-military-elite-unit-aiding-haiti/
La Presse in Russia. Marie Tsvetaeva again.
https://www.lapresse.ca/international/europe/2024-03-24/la-presse-en-russie/moscou-pleure-ses-morts.php
Defence analyst and former Canadian Armed Forces member, Mike Mihajlovic remembers Yugoslavia with a powerful post
https://x.com/MihajlovicMike/status/1771867347730485382
Friendly warning from the local Five Eyes branch, here in Canada, a re-Tweet:
“#Disinformation online is designed to trigger an emotional response, like shock or anger. This makes people more likely to share it, causing the algorithm to amplify the content even further.” It’s a thread.
https://x.com/cybercentre_ca/status/1771238023507611669
Canada qualifies for Copa America with 2-0 won over Trinidad and Tobago
https://www.ctvnews.ca/sports/canada-qualifies-for-copa-america-with-2-0-win-over-trinidad-and-tobago-1.6819883
“Canada slots into Group A with top-ranked Argentina, No. 33 Peru and No. 42 Chile at Copa America, with the Canada-Argentina match kicking off the tournament opener June 20 at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium.”

Posted by: Bruised Northerner | Mar 24 2024 12:16 utc | 263