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CEMU is more or less built around this one title, and it’s the one with the most features and mods. But authorities have said that they confiscated a gun–and didn’t find a book–in the vehicle.Breath of the Wild Screenshot. Some have–mistakenly according to police–believed that Scott had a book, not a gun, in his vehicle when a police officer shot him. Bits of gossip have pegged Zelda Breath of the Wild 2 as having a 2020 or 2021 discharge with more subtleties ideally coming in the following Nintendo Direct.The protests are the second night where the North Carolina city has erupted after a man, Keith Lamont Scott, was shot by police after he allegedly was carrying a gun.
Look at the situation in Charlotte. The drones and multiple “internet of things” devices spying on you in your home will alert the powers that be to your activity and you will be drone striked before you step foot in the store.To any of these paranoid questions like “China is going to invade the mainland” or “the election will be cancelled” I answer with a simple “Why?” China directly occupying America, instead of just owning it from a distance, and leaving the (poor) upkeep of its infrastructure to someone else to maintain, or the feds cancelling an election and dealing with the aftermath instead of just manipulating the candidates and/or votes would actually create more problems than it solves.Quite. Then they will withdraw to their High Castles and if you want to get angry and go shoot the droid who refuses to give you food because your implanted chip says “don’t feed this one”, then go for it. What they will do is slowly control, track, and monitor you to such a point that it will no longer matter whether you have guns or not. That’s why I think all the talk of an existing president refusing to leave office (I’ve heard this about ALL of them) or hand wringing over “they takin are guns” is silly. #CharlotteProtest pic.twitter.com/5igh8XAzlyAbsolutely.
The limits of panoptic surveillance won’t be technological, but what they can present as normal and necessary within a wider terrorism / domestic threat narrative. I’m not sure about drones. When zuckerberg himself tapes over the microphone on his laptop you know this shit is real. It’s interested in exercising it’s influence on the world stage, but it simply doesn’t have a tradition of empire building, and won’t get one unless it is commandeered as the next US or whatever (people keep on saying this will be a Chinese century, but it’s difficult to know what that means unless the conspiracy theorists are correct)The internet of things is definitely a real danger. As for China, it’s one of the most insular countries on earth, or at least has been traditionally. In other words the kind of breakdowns of civil disorder are managed just like everything else.
Russia vs the West reflects that kind of conceptual difference over modes of influence. Although, as your post perhaps implies it does depend on the meaning on the word conquest. This is the age of communism-u-likeI agree with that in the main. Eventually it will have operatives for tucking us into bed at night.The walls of the prison will only be made of re-inforced concrete if all else fails. The surveillance state is here to stay.
It’s hard to imagine any kind of major land war, in the way it happened last time round. The British) empire, but with a more overtly egalitarian type of civilizing mission.As you say formal conquest is likely a thing of the past, because overt displays of strength, aggression are morally unacceptable within the liberal democratic international system, and by and large because soft power works a lot better in the main than hard power.It’s a fascinating issue in a sense, because people / propagandists keep on saying we’re on the brink of war. In many ways neo-colonial type influence is a return to what existed prior to (e.g. That could be a question of a owning financial instruments or whatever, but with respect to the zone of tension with russia or in the middle east etc, it will take the form of conquest through terraforming states non-compliant with the international system into “liberal democracies” etc. The west on the other hand still “conquers” but it does so through different modes of action.
It was all or nothing, and it will not be repeated again. The troops and especially generals at the time sensed this was the last opportunity for winning a battle against the New Order and hence why you see some of the extreme acts and desperation of the troops, and ballsy moves like throwing a few thousand tanks at the Ivans and hope you can break through. We will never see something like Kursk again. Instead of the western nations occupying Venezuela and sucking its resources out, they just send in a few John Perkins types and the Vichy French Venzuelan leaders who sell out their own people do all the dirty work, and hand over the big checks to the IMF.A really bright friend of mind pointed out how brutal and desperate some of the 1940s battles were in the east. While the British Empire model had to keep up regiments in every country that often had to fight bloody uprisings, the new economic hitman model is perfectly safe for the empire nation and the colonial power (or often the elected successor of the newly democratic colonial power, who had nothing to do with the original agreement) has to deal with uprisings, economic problems, and social unrest.
Theories of under-development were probably always too simplistic to capture the whole picture, and they certainly don’t capture the global / international nature of post-nation-state capitalism which depends upon developed markets with sufficient consumer spending power (just reading some article that says 69 of the top 100 economic entities in the world are now corporations) but the role of creating indebtedness does seem key both to sucking out the world’s wealth as well as controlling the people, communities and nations that become so indebted. They have long been primarily about economic interests / exploitation, and formal empires seems to be more of an historical extinction burst rather than a stage in history – the British Parliament never like the idea of any kind of empire that didn’t pay for itself, and standing armies were always a problem in that regard.I’m not necessarily an anti-imperialist as such – one can mount a defense as well as a condemnation – but the old accusations of periphery – centre type exploitation have not entirely gone away. We can still have empires but they have to be informal, plausibly denial or at least difficult to pin down. Colonialism, imperialism, monopoly capitalism or whatever you care to call it, has got a lot smarter.
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