- This isn't happening in Cuba.
- It's an extension from a countries ability to decide who it trades with. Lots of secondary sanctions on companies doing business with Russia, they have to pick a side.
Syntha
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Why shouldn't a country be able to decide not to trade with another country?
There are no secondary sanctions on Cuba.
Anyone who mentions BRICS like it's a coherent organisation disqualifies themselves from being taken seriously.
I don't even know what that is supposed to mean
But this isn't a sociology class? It's not even a sociology forum. Words can have different meanings and connotations in different contexts. The academic definition of a word does not automatically trump the colloquial definition, especially not in non-academic circumstances.
That's not how most people understand or use the word.
In the future look it up yourself you lazy bum
https://gizmodo.com/hacktivists-claim-responsibility-for-taking-down-the-internet-archive-2000510339
I like how you didn't even spend 10 seconds to look up if there was information about the perpetrator of the Internet Archive hack.
This isn't the first time this group has done something like this and they seem to have been pretty consistent in their messaging.
The hacktivist group SN_BLACKMETA has claimed responsibility and cites US support of Israel as the motivation.
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