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Je me suis fais ban y'a pas longtemps.

On pourrait déjà ban Kane du site de racistes

Ce serait un bon début

le "zebra striping". L'idée, ce n'est pas du tout de vous envoyer au zoo, mais de vous proposer d'intégrer tous types de boissons

Tu peux me dire qui est de gauche dans cette histoire ?

Bidule a écrit:

NiarkNiark a écrit:

Ah bah c'est ok alors

ce n'est pas ce que je dis.
Mais les qualifier de nazis c'est faux. LES MOTS ONT UN SENS okay?

"Tant qu'ils ont pas ouvert des camps de la mort et mis des pancakes dedans c'est pas des nazis les mots ont un sens"

Surprise,  les nazis en étaient avant de faire tout ça.

Funding
Since 2017, more than $1.4 million of Code Pink's donations (about 25% of their funding) have come from two groups connected to Neville Roy Singham, the husband of Code Pink's co-founder Jodie Evans.[12]

Following the August 2023 New York Times report, US senator Marco Rubio asked the United States Department of Justice to open an investigation into entities related to Singham for potential violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).[22]The Delhi Police also opened an investigation into NewsClick, focused on funding by Singham and its role in pushing a pro-China narrative.[23]The police allege that "Email communications between Singham, Vijay Prashad, Prabir and their associates established that Singham was actively pursuing the China line on Covid-19, despite mounting criticism of the same from the international community. Singham is seen clearly nudging Prabir and the PPK NewsClick team to peddle the Chinese version…" It also accused Singham and his associates with creating a web of organizations to funnel money into NewsClick.

Singham lives in Shanghai, China.[13][6]He is married to Code Pink co-founder Jodie Evans, who has become pro-China after marrying Singham in 2017.[4]Singham has also become a major donor to Code Pink, with organizations from his network providing around a quarter of the budget.[4]His son Nathan Singham works for the Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research, which he funds.[6]