Thread 213765305

1. Your country
2. Are villages in your country being destroyed so coal can be mined from underneath?

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Yes. we have a wikipedia list dedicated to it
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_abgebaggerter_Ortschaften
The worst part is that chuds think the destruction of history and culture for coal is a good thing because renewables are woke and cringe, or something

>>213765305 (OP)
That was a thing for all the way from late 19th century until the 1990s but not anymore, since coal is (slowly but surely) being phased out. Even lately they withdrew from a project of building a new coal mine in eastern Poland that would devastate several villages. Though funnily enough, it's the residents of said villages who are the most butthurt about this cancellation because their huts in the middle of nowhere are worth nothing objectively, while if they were expropriated for coal mine, they would get hefty compensation, probably exceeding the actual value of their houses several times.

Several years ago when they had to destroy a bunch of villages to build an anti-flood reservoir, they built a whole new village-town with modern houses and full infrastructure for these people, so they profited from that a lot.

>>213765305 (OP)
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>>213765305 (OP)
The Brits basically mined all resources on our land. Luckily they didn't have enough time to mine the seas.

>>213765466
I thought Germoney was building new nuclear or is that woke too

>>213765500
What resources did you have?

why is germany so cucked

>>213765305 (OP)
Shouldn't have decommissioned the plants sweetie

>>213765500
Thankfully there are 100 billion Asians alive now to harvest every last creature living in the ocean and then fill it with plastic

>>213765305 (OP)
In 1974, the brazilian military regime began a highly secret bombing campaign of tribal settlements belonging to the warimi people located in key areas of the Amazon, largely those above Iron Ore reserves by Paraupebas and those living around the future developing areas around the Transamazon, as an effort to drive them out of those areas.

The regime did not want to simply strike the indios by surprise and without warning, because doing so would be immoral. Unformalized meetings for negotiating resettlement have apparently been made before, with no progress, the government decided instead to deliver an ultimatum, demanding them to peacefully surrender and leave to a different place.

The army airdropped pamphlets like these, stating that the índios where surrounded, that any attempt of resistance was futile, that they were brazilian citizens and therefore should obey the orders given by the government of Brazil, if not, they'd meet serious and tragic consequences.

But the índios didn't know how to read.

>>213765305 (OP)
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No, we don't use coal.

>>213765760
after what you wrote there is no excuse for Brazil to occupy the Amazon jungle even more than before
it should be immediately transferred under governance of international (western-led of course) community

>>213765305 (OP)
Not coal, no.
>>213765777
Based concealing the truth svenne

>>213765760
The resulting death tool is still unknown as most after-action reports have been destroyed before they could be declassified after the fall of the regime in 1985.
However Parauapebas today is part of the Upper Carajás mining complex, one of the largest Iron Mines in the world

>>213765305 (OP)
In Sveeden we move entire cities instead of destroying them to make room for more mines.

Why don't you do this in Germany?

>>213765824
>Based concealing the truth svenne
We don't use coal. It's that simple.

>>213765915
I know

>>213765798
Brazil can be a little wicked and evil sometimes but mostly against people within its own jurisdiction, but you euros go around killing millions of each other's countries at least once every century.

>>213765868
Well when the iron ore mine is about to swallow the city you don't have much choice.

>>213766073
Didnt you help to kill like 40% of Paraguay?