>>39547
>It was, however, militarily weak.
Now that I started to browse the Luttwak book, it made me wonder if the units all over were kept low on crew and war material partially as an anti-coup measure (beside economical considerations) - with the exception of the School-Unit Group, which might have kept as a unit to counter the others if necessary (beside the training considerations).
>Weapons were purchased from Czechoslovakia
This big independence the states enjoy in Brazil? They can negotiate deals with foreign actors? Especially arm deals?

>>40118
In this time period when they investigated the subject in 1963 they found several conspiracies already underway. Later they helped organized the dispatch of fuel tankers.
From the other side the Czechoslovak secret service had some activity in the same period.

>>40136
>if the units all over were kept low on crew and war material partially as an anti-coup measure (beside economical considerations)
Up to the 60s the logic was to concentrate firepower in the south and in Rio. The former as it bordered the Argentine Army. The latter because it was the capital, and reining in the military must've been a component of that. Goulart's apparatus concentrated reliable officers in Rio, too, and it's not unsafe to assume previous governments had a similar policy.
But Minas Gerais was unreliable because it was weak, not weak because it was unreliable. Mourão Filho was the least trustworthy general and hence given the weakest Division.
>with the exception of the School-Unit Group, which might have kept as a unit to counter the others if necessary
The "anti-coup unit" would probably be the 1st Infantry Division itself. Once it was committed and a second front appeared the School-Unit Group was dispatched. In Sergeants' Revolt in 63 paratroopers were employed when an immediate iron-fisted reaction was needed. And within Rio itself marines were the regime's muscle.
>This big independence the states enjoy in Brazil? They can negotiate deals with foreign actors? Especially arm deals?
It's one author that mentions it. Might be vestigial state independence from the pre-1930 time, when São Paulo could even train its state army with French advisors.

>>40129
>And your topic is a very successful putsch, and now I'm thinking those Brazilian officers really did know what they were doing (in a theoretical sense; they might had very incomplete information what is going on out in the field about them and as a consequence they might were very unsure what their next step should be)
What was really decisive wasn't a meticulously planned conspiracy but that the political climate developed to a point where the uninvolved would all either defect or retreat with no resistance. In Minas Gerais the plot was tightly woven allowing a swift takeover but it was just an island in an "archipelago" of regional conspiracies which were only connected near the very end. In some garrisons, notably the 5th Infantry Division, the rebels weren't just off on the date by a few days (as in Rio de Janeiro) but very aloof and caught by surprise. A rebellion was already what they wanted so they switched sides as soon as conditions were favorable (it was a weak garrison). This was in part from many efforts to legitimize an action against the government, and from the government itself ruining its image with the officer class. In this field the action of organizations such as IPES, which besides influencing public opinion opened covert channels of contact between oppositionist elites and officers, played the years-long game of preparing the ground.
>and avoiding bloodshed was a top priority.

>>40171
Since I found Luttwak's book I'm trying to view this topic from other angle. Granted since I have read barely anything right now I'm reading another book, but will finish it soon and start this one this new perspective is lacking a bit.
By the 1964 coup, Brazil already went through 6 or 7, some was successful, some were foiled. At least Wikipee list that many, and one when Vargas couped himself somehow, funny notion. They had experience with this and preparing against could have been as natural as thinking it as a normal way of changing power. Do any of your sources - especially the Oral History - reflect anything about how they thought about coup as a tool?

>>40173
>By the 1964 coup, Brazil already went through 6 or 7, some was successful, some were foiled
Then two more in the following years: Costa e Silva pressuring Castelo Branco to accept him as his successor in 1965, and the moderate President's countercoup on the hardliner Minister of the Army in 1977. Both successful.
The latter was less of a countercoup against a mounting coup, and more of triggering a coup when the countercoup was already in place, ensuring its failure. There'd been for a while but the Minister wasn't really constructing a proper conspiracy. He was called by the President and fired; in the next 12 hours he tried to improvise a coup, launching a manifesto against the process of thaw, invoking the reds, and summoning commanders. As the moderates had planned this in advance and had all their pieces in place, it was immediate checkmate and by nighttime the Minister gave up.
>Do any of your sources - especially the Oral History - reflect anything about how they thought about coup as a tool?
Legitimacy - There was an interesting exchange between a legalist commander and a rebel emissary, the former insisted on his legal duties and the latter, with the example of previous coups and revolutions, arguing that such duties become void with an illegitimate government. Other times this is framed as between legal duty and duty to the fatherland. One interviewee mentions how a coup d'état is the military's way of expressing discontent. And there's a strong emphasis on popular support as necessary for a legitimate coup.
Luck - the balance of power is influenced by the random fluctuations of military life. Commanders might be away on vacation leaving subordinates from the other side in charge. In some units conscripts will be well trained, deep into their cycle, while in others they'll be recently incorporated. To some extent can be addressed. Commanders with recent troops can subject them to accelerated training. If they keep their sharp they'll have the advantage when the crisis comes.
Cohesion - if a general is undecided or on the other side, his subordinates can arrest him or take over, but this will leave scars in military discipline and unity in the year to come - this was the case in the 30s. Ideally subordinates should apply pressure to commanders and units should pick a side as a whole.
Distributing information - an untrustworthy regiment can be dispatched without information. Within one's own garrison, however, not taking a public stand will just create confusion and division. One can make the stand, let the opposition speak and arrest it, make the stand and not leave any room for the opposition to appear, or ask everyone from the lowest to the highest rank (the order can matter).

>>40181
Is it known that from the general staff how many/who participated in previous coups?

>>40094
So it would be the same thing as with vegetables?

>>40157
Why would you eat vegetables in the first place

>>40166
Because they're good for you?

>>40176
Opposite mate

http://raypeat.com/articles/articles/vegetables.shtml

"Poor people, especially in the spring when other foods were scarce, have sometimes subsisted on foliage such as collard and poke greens, usually made more palatable by cooking them with flavorings, such as a little bacon grease and lots of salt. "

Vegetables, plants and especially spices contains toxins for humans. Only thing I use for flavouring is a liberal amount of salt.

Dont forget to take your MEDS today

Meat
Eggs
Dairy
Seafood

>>40161
>I don't get it.

Exactly

I made it over this thread we had here from a few months ago, specifically these posts >>32811 >>32828

>>40163
>>40164
>‘Expand or die’. The historical foundations of the economic growth paradigm

https://www.degrowth.info/en/catalogue-entry/expand-or-die-the-historical-foundations-of-the-economic-growth-paradigm/

>‘Economic growth’ is widely regarded as a key goal of economic policy, not only across the political spectrum but also in all countries. How did the pursuit of growth become the essential goal of policy-making and a key priority taken for granted among social scientists, politicians, and the general public?

Intradesting

>>40178
Fun thing that much of that economical growth is not perceivable in any way, only on charts and numbers written on whatever statistics and presentations. And the hills of trash piling up signalling the result of consuming for economic growth.

>>40170
When we think of technology most see it as a machine or a tool. Jacques Ellul saw it as technique, a force of nature, a view of the world always striving for efficiency. The machines itself are irrelevant to the worldview. So for examples, there are some demonstration somewhere, and someone light up a car. There will be an outcry over the burned car but no reaction that the police broke somehands arm or of the protest itself. We have replaced god, nature and holy things and instead we are worshiping technology.

And I see Rome the same way, everything they did was for technique, they wanted to subjugate nature, always strove towards more efficiency. Everything was standardized. The boats was standardized, the weapons, the training, the streets, the buildings.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymxvXK-SxtFmMekTLLg9Rw/videos

I can recommend that channel and especially his series the end of technique.

>>40178
That's the linear "progressive" thinking isn't it? Why can't we use milk glass bottles and re use it, instead of using plastic crap? It's the faustian bargain, to what price comes technology?

Prokuratura potwierdza: POLICJANT DROGÓWKI BYŁ PIJANY. ZNALEZIONO TEŻ NARKOTYKI

Jak potwierdza Prokuratura Rejonowa w Myszkowie w piątek 7 sierpnia doszło do zatrzymania policjanta z myszkowskiej drogówki, podejrzewanego o jazdę samochodem pod wpływem alkoholu. Po zatrzymaniu Wojciecha W. pod jego domem w Jaworzniku okazało się, że policjant ma przy sobie również narkotyki, które próbował przed zatrzymaniem ukryć w skrzynce gazowej przy posesji.

https://www.gazetamyszkowska.pl/wiadomosci/6547,prokuratura-potwierdza-policjant-drogowki-byl-pijany-znaleziono-tez-narkotyki

milicyjnei kurwy przestaniesz sie bac będziesz z niei sie śmiać ㋛

MSZ Rosji: Wydanie rosyjskich kontrolerów Polsce jest wykluczone
Moskwa wzywa Warszawę do przerwania spektaklu i wywierania presji na rosyjskich dyspozytorów w sprawie katastrofy samolotu prezydenta Polski Lecha Kaczyńskiego pod Smoleńskiem”, powiedziała rzeczniczka MSZ Rosji Maria Zacharowa.
https://pl.sputniknews.com/swiat/2020091713074173-msz-rosji-proby-domagania-sie-przez-polske-ekstradycji-rosyjskich-kontrolerow-sa-daremne/
https://coub.com/view/2i2unv

Alarmy bombowe w urzędach w całym kraju. Dostają maile o podłożonym ładunku wybuchowym. Również w Lubelskiem
Informację o ewentualnym potencjalnym ładunku wybuchowym urzędy otrzymały już w czwartek wieczorem i dopiero w piątek rano odczytano wiadomość. Jak powiedział nam dyżurny lubelskiej policji, nie tylko w regionie dostają takie maila, ale też w całym kraju.
https://kurierlubelski.pl/alarmy-bombowe-w-urzedach-w-calym-kraju-dostaja-maile-o-podlozonym-ladunku-wybuchowym-rowniez-w-lubelskiem/ar/c15-15185850
https://coub.com/view/1v7jf1

Lublin: Policjantka i były funkcjonariusz na ławie oskarżonych. Prokuratura zarzuca im przekroczenie uprawnień
Policjant użył gazu, bo uznał, że został nazwany „gówniarzem”. Przed Sądem Rejonowym Lublin-Zachód ruszył proces 34-letniego Dominika P. i 36-letniej Urszuli F. Prokuratura oskarża ich o przekroczenie uprawnień. - Nie spodziewałem się, że policjant może mnie w ten sposób potraktować – przyznaje pokrzywdzony.
https://kurierlubelski.pl/lublin-policjantka-i-byly-funkcjonariusz-na-lawie-oskarzonych-prokuratura-zarzuca-im-przekroczenie-uprawnien/ar/c15-15184572
milicyjnei kurwy przestaniesz sie bac będziesz z niei sie śmiać ㋛

imgがやたら重いので久しぶりに来たぞ

ちょっとだけimg落ちてたね
ここは廃墟だった

img落ちたので来ました

imgが重い

鯖強化されたけどレス上限が1000になっとる

>>34020
>Then it'd be too late, since schizo bernd decided to post here beforehand

Why late? He is already creating mystery and legend around the book.

You can self publish very easily via amazon.

>>34008
>the book will be called"the book of True Skill",and is a self-help guide promoting cold water therapy,fasting,nofap, a Regimen of excercises,among other things. it's meant to be agressive,blunt,and life-changing.
>im still researching and trying to interview people for it.

I would interview the people and get all the info that you can beforehand. Because people will call you out on anything you ask online and ask for the proofs

>>40160
Too late. He already faked his death and disappeared.

>>40167
RIP in potatoes argie

>>157773
>信長かな？
あれ？大名織田信長さん？

>>157793
あっ　しまった
>糹is the 簡体字 部首, while the 繁体字 is 纟 (even simpler)
<糹is the 繁体字 部首, while the 簡体字 is 纟 (even simpler)

goodluck
thanks

Godspeed.

大したら小も出るよ自分

下痢を限界まで我慢してると普通のうんこになる

我慢してるうちに治ったんやな

みんな死ぬにゃ

みな幻だったのさ

文章上の未成年ありなのか

>>40091
That onion's just a keinbernd troll

>>40116
Let's just be peaceful with each other heres pls

>>40116
We don't really have rules beside the global ones traditions/customs are different things, but the problem with you isn't about the rules.

>>40122
>urban dictionary
They have this "word of the day" thingy where they feature a word with the explanation/definition, this year, maybe since that BLM bs it's frequently something to do with American politics, anti-Trump or gender stuff. Very disappointing. I don't go there to trying to get influenced. I care little about American politics, I just want to understand lingo.

>>40122
I was on kc since 2009...when int was uk.

>>40124
He started it

>>40127
I just used the site to look up the definition. I don't personally use it though tbh

>>40130
Let's just shake hands and move on bernds

>>40062
>If you keep at it, you'll get through.
T. Hanks for the support

>Well, into another kind of suffering, then you have to fight that too
Bernds are made to suffers

>There are circumstances which will be always out of our reach no matter what,
Especially in this era. smdh
I have around 3-5 things that I need to fix right now. So I'll be working on that

>You could make a list for yourself about the things that are in your power to change for the better

I'll go ahead and do that. Thanks bernd

>>40059
>Im sure there is a special place in hell for loud neighbours.

Yes. Guaranteed

>i've had the same experiences

They usually leave after a few months whenever they come at least

>>40088
Giving advice is easy, fighting our fight is hard. For you, for me, for any one of us here and for keinbernds as well, the feels the same, without knowing particularities - which can be very different, but in a way very similar.

>>40089
The best would be to have a farm of course, plow your field at day and your wife at night.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=JkmytA-4GkE [Embed]

Feeling melancholic about the past times.

>>40033
I think he is wrong and I will tell you why that is.

In his paper on plagues he wasn't just wrong on one thing, it was pretty much the whole paper just telling straight up lies.

The black plague wasn't caused by burning coal releasing mercury. People weren't using coal to heat their homes 800 years ago. What was happening 800 years ago was a solar minimum causing temperatures to drop, causing widespread crop failures and vulcano eruptions making it even worse.

It's the same thing with polio, aajonus claims it's the tinned cans causing it, whilst completely ignoring DDT.

What aajonus were spouting and drake isn't science. Science is honesty, objectivity and logical reasoning.

How would aajonus explain the Antonine plague? Plague of justinian? Perhaps these bloody romans were burning coal too.

My point is, if a person deliberately lies about something, you can be sure they will lie about other things aswell to suit their agenda.

>>40036
I'm not a professional in this field, so I won't pretend to be one/argue for or against Aajonus here. I would generally lean towards the Solar Minimum being the reasoning for these specific plagues too.
>My point is, if a person deliberately lies about something, you can be sure they will lie about other things aswell to suit their agenda.
This is a begging the question fallacy (assuming they're deliberately lying about this and deliberately ignoring DDT) and an appeal to association fallacy (if they lie about one thing they'll likely lie about other things; no analysis was done of everything else here). Again all of this comes from Aajonus, and he was fairly new to Aajonus's works at that. Rejecting years of scholarship and a development of epistemology, theology, and political solutions as false just due to a vague association with Aajonus's theory regarding historical plagues without actually looking into them and refuting them is extremely dishonest, especially as I know you're a novice regarding theology.

>>40039
We can continue this discussion on irc

>>40043
https://qchat.rizon.net/
On now

Did you guys know that jain monks wear masks. Southern israelite thinks this covid thing is about making us like monks

>>40111
>>40112
>>40113
>>40114
Take it to kohlnigchan. Nobody cares about that here

I'm sending the patrol right now.

>>40132
This is just the same guy that was banned here a few days ago dude.

>>39820
Btw. I sat upon it and it's stable.

>>39618
>2nd picrel

Has anyone ever thought of making a multistory birdhouse using wood with that shape?

>>40055
Somewhere, someone sure. Nothing new under the Sun. Not sure if the shape is advantageous.
Once I built an open birdfeeder, was basically a tray where I dumped seeds and walnuts and such and it had a wider roof.

to_sha_kiさんを批難する意図ない前提で、主観的なレスするけど
言い方は悪いけど、この手の連中に中途半端な対応すると絶対にめんどくさい事になると思う
具体的なルールを敷くと息苦しくなるだろうからアレだけど、板のトップとしての姿勢や考えを見せつけるの大事じゃないかな
(endchanは不満があるなら自分で板作れって面もあるし)
管理人さんとして考えた結果なら、許容するなり削除するなり、なんなら板を閉鎖するとかでも選択肢はどんなものでも良いと思う

手前勝手な本音を言うと、ある程度板の方向性が見える方が
残るか去るかの判断ができて有難い
価値観違う人間が集まってギスギスするのもアレだし

カタログ流し目的じゃないならいいんじゃないの
人多い方がいいよ

写真撮りましたスレは現在6スレで許容出来る数

>>157803
方針ではじゃなくて実績を言うと
・スパムスレっぽくても人間がレス付けてれば残しておいて、沈んだ頃に削除
　人間がレス付けてないスパムスレは削除
・正スレがあってスレ立て失敗放置っぽいスレは削除
・電波っぽいスレ乱立は適当に数を残して古い方から削除
　電波じゃないスレ乱立をどうしようかは決めてない

endchan/librejpにいる人数に対して板は大きい
カタログがとっ散らかってるのが嫌だというのも分かる
しかしでもみんながあんな感じで板を使うという選択肢もあるよね

>方針ではじゃなくて実績を言うと
*方針ではなくて実績を言うと
>・電波っぽいスレ乱立は適当に数を残して古い方から削除
*電波っぽいスレ乱立は適当に数を残して沈んでる方から削除

>>157805
ありがとうございます
なんとなくですが、考え方は分かったので満足です

>>39779
Hear hear.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Moonshot

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/coronavirus-testing-operation-moonshot-boris-johnson-covid-19-chris-whitty-b421394.html

Some scary shit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY82S04TzcA&feature=youtu.be

Dr. Anthony Fauci Warns Americans To ‘Hunker Down’ As Seasons Change | TODAY

Second lockdown from everywhere im reading is gonna be much more extreme.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/04/world/australia/coronavirus-melbourne-lockdown.html?ref=oembed

Melbourne is being reshaped by sweeping enforcement and fine print. A confounding matrix of hefty fines for disobedience to the lockdown and minor exceptions for everything from romantic partners to home building has led to silenced streets and endless versions of the question: So, wait, can I ____?

>>39786
A Swedish cowboy imageboard bernd poster. Well, now I've seen everything