hello 4chan. op from >>539484473 here.im making this post for 2 reasons:1. tell problems i forgot the last thread2. add updatesstarting with things i forgot. (the issues i will list are neither new nor crisis-grade, but they added up over the years to cause the current crisis)one day, 3 students is a school in Mazouna were leaning on a wall in the school during recess. then suddenly, the wall fell on them, instantly killing all 3. a series of similar occurrences followed. a roof fell on a class, so the (probably history) teacher said "the Soviet union fell, let alone the roof"why all at the same time?conspiracy theory is simply jews.logical theory is that alot of schools where built around the same time (after independence) so makes sense for all of them to go old at the same time.in recent years there was a disgusting number of students assaulting teachers with a kill intent (a dude halved his teacher with an axe) and vice versa.also in recent years, there have been shortages rotating through different goods, mainly (but not limited to) tobacco, eggs, sugar and flour. we would go months on end with a shortage in (for example) flour where people quite literally fight for bread.moving on to updates.if you check the value of the tunisian dinar (tnd) vs usd, you'll find a quite stable chart for the last 10 years or so, ~3.5tnd for every dollar. yesterday, the value jump to 3.96tnd for every dollar in a matter of hours.my theory is; today is 25th of july, which is the day in which the president's power grab in 2021. there are protests organized for today in the capital at 6pm gmt +1, and things could go dirty very easily. so i think inventors pulled money out in fear of chaos, resulting in the spike. this is only my speculation tho, andim no where near expert.thats what i have for today. i don't live in the capital where the protest is, so if chaos reaches my city, its gone out of control, and be sure that i will update you with the name "duster".
>>539591057I'd feel sad if you didn't hate white people and talk shit about America.
>>539591200who said i hate america and white people? well, i do hate the American government not people, and i dont hate white people
Have a bump for actually being a politics thread in a sea of absolute dogshit.
>>539591582cheers mate!
>>539591455You voted for it.
>>539591057You could be cursed. It could be a curse.
>>539591734maybe its a curse, who knows. but i think not, because its conscious human actions that got us here
>>539591057That's a valuable insight, what's brewing there at the outskirts of the periphery of the empire (what Romans called limes) at some point will reach our shores one way or another, sadly there's nothing we can do I guess.One way to avoid most if all not of this would be to put more money in people's pockets, but that creates inflation which in turn requires money slowing / tightening / sinking.Wars are the ultimate money sinks , if you want you can ask AI on this theory , i did and was enlightening.
>>539591057investors pulling is an omen, probably a precursor to regime change, what a shame, the islamists are first in line for regime change over there, seems like the eu and others have no issue adding yet another islamic problem in their frontier and all because your dictator refused to indebt your country with the IMF
>>539591057are the countries in the region any better? morocco/egypt/algeria?
>>539592030hello romanon.about the war thing, tunisia wasn't in any wars for a long time. and yeah, something is cooking up out there
>>539592205(op here, but electricity is back so i connected to wifi instead of cellular)actually the dictator signed a brand new loan from the international bank
>>539592395idk bout morocco and egypt, but algeria has a slight problem in electrucity. very minimal compared to Tunisia's
>>539591057>be controlled by commie faggot dictator>revolt>dictator runs away to SA>old guard and (((international bank))) install another commie faggot dictator>revoltWhen are you retards going to learn that you literally have to kill every single one of them or you will continue to have the same problems? You've had the same problem for the past 400 years and refuse to fix it for good.
>>539592784what you're saying is right.but also begs the question, what instead?what i think is, we should know what to do before revolting.we should assign an alternative to every government office holder before hand
>>539592397I didn't mean you participated in any recent war, let's say that globally there's an urgency to destroy or park money somewhere safe bcs of too much printing in the (post) industrialised world, thus your or my country to different extent may experience money tightening policies (low salaries, poor public services , crumbling infrastructures or a mix of the above) while others may be in the process of destroying (or let being destroyed ....) costly infrastructures and/or expensive assets.In short we're all entangled in a difficult financial period which present itself in different ways.
I feel sad for you. After Arab Spring I always hoped Tunisia were the country to make it.
>>539592953oh, i get it now. thanks for the insight
>>539591057My two cents, Tunisia started the arab spring, the new generation of popular upbringings, so they are now in a time of counter revolution experimentation, this is specially evil on the economy
>>539592919Your telecom network is owned by Israelis and every one of your politicians is bribed or blackmailed by European Jews and gulf Jews. Who is we?
>>539592961me too. i felt tunisia was up for a brighter future.. but here we are..
>>539593097you mean the incoming revolution is coming?
>>539593129"we" as in "the people who want to revolt in a well thought manner"
>>539591057i thought that was a space x spaceship lolwhere even is tunisia? who is tunisia?how is tunisia?
>>539593185I mean it could but is obvious they will do everything in their power to prevent it, after the covid lockdowns people don't gather as much as they did before and they will do anything to keep it that way including killing big showsHas there been any big event on Tunisia lately?
>>539593231im against indian-hating culture on 4chan, but i will settle for a hate-this-specific-indian mindset
>>539593135Are you at least still trying to remain secular or is that also over?
>>539593261nothing but major blackouts and the dictator having a heart attack
>>539593314do you guys watch bollywood movies and songs?idk what happens in tunisia lol are you guys good at something? like a specific industry or games or skills idkwhats your best dish?
>>539593331actually its going a bit too much with secularism. want proof? look up the #1 pornstar in the world (not proud of it)people have get this in their heads: a country saying "we muslim" only covers the social side. not just tunisia, but almost every "religious" countries are "religious" as in "most ppl here are religion X" nothing more.tunisia has been secular since AT LEAST 1900 and has only increased in secularism since
>>539593505yes we watch bollywood, AND hollywood as well.we good at olive oil, dates, and tourismnational dish couscous, but i prefer tunisian mloukhia
>>539593632Islam is very specific about the kind of laws a country must implement in order to be faithful to the religion. I think it is admirable your nation has always tried to seperate the church from the state and keep religious dogma out of your constitution.
>>539593717yeah, of course, islam commands that.but thats where the fallqcy comes in: not because islam said it, all muslims do it.there are muslims who kill, steal, cheat, etc...but that doesn't mean islam is bad, the people are bad. in fact, islam says that allah will punish these muslims in the after life and only after that theu will go to heaven.back to politics tho. the matter has gone beyond secularism and islamism. its now a matter of survival. people are hungey, people are dying in hospital due to a mix of incompetence and power outage. people are stripped of their freedom (both peech and action)
>>539593922I was just wondering if you saw more religious influence in policy making in the last few years to appeal to lower IQ retards. But I'm curious what can your country to to increase the availability of food? Do you have big import taxes?I am sorry to say but if we have a reality with food shortages all the food is going to be distributed based on who pays the most and you will be in for a rough time. You can policy make your way out of such reality
>>539594029>You can policy make your way out of such realityYou can't*
>>539593922You need Hannibal to rebuild the Carthaginian Empire with lelephants
>>539594029its about the food itself, its about the ability to buy it
>>539591057Your schools collapse because you don't have any kind of building codes to prevent collapse from earthquakes and you have these all the time https://earthquakelist.org/tunisia/You don't have codes because like all 3rd worlders everyone is out for themselves why would you need or care about building something correctly just pocket the money and put up popsicle sticks with a roof.You have shortages because again it's the 3rd world so the socialist regime purchases all wheat and then has to sell it subsidized since the 1970s except this model is not sustainable as your regime ran out of money to buy imports and you don't grow enough wheat yourselves anymore. Ukraine used to flood the market with wheat but there's a war nowAt least your dictator kicked out all migrants though. That's worth an occasional bread shortage
>>539594124Carthago restituenda est
>>539594356the earth quakes you talkin bout are lever 5 maximum, which doesn't affect anything. me personally in one of the cities mentioned in the website and felt nothing since forever.>communist regimepeak ignorance. tunisia isnt communist, never was, (probably) never will. wheat is sold by farmer or imported directly to flour companies and then to consumers.about migration, not a single migrand was kicked. im against kicking them out to begin with, but im.just showing you your ignorance (or your belief in information on the internet instead of actual tunisians) >worth a bread shortagelets assume for a minute that i support kicking migrants out.still not worth it. a full belly us 100x times more valuable that kicking them out
>>539591200Usa isn't white though
>>539591057what do you do for a living and can a person with average wage afford to rent an apartment
>>539594825im just considering his low iq
>>539591057Tunisia thread
>>539594878i won't answer that anon..but, no, you cant do rent with an average wage
>>539594956What areas are burning? I have a family member in Tunisia.
Africans NOT welcome in Tunisia
>>539595040mostly the El Kef region and Ichkel forest in Bizert, but really everywhere
>>539595056i know, i was talking about me as a person, its my own opinion, but yeah most tunisians dont share my opinion of not kicking them, but also most agree that financial and physical security is far more important
You want things to change? You literally have to do it yourself. Look at protests in developed countries like Canada's freedom convoy or 3rd world shitholes like Iran and the protests for Mahsa Amini. Nothing real became of either because governments and their drones will crush organized groups with a variety of methods that fit the locality. I.e. freedom convoy protestors got bank accounts frozen, iranians got shot. The freedom convoy was only partially successful because Russia attacked Ukraine at the same time our Senate was literally voting on whether or not to approve the use of the Emergencies Act (martial law declaration by Trudeau). Trudeau then declared the emergency over but after people were arrested, beaten by police and used the legislation to force heavy duty tow truck operators to move the semi-trucks from Parliament Hill.In Iran after the women's death in mortality police custody, the protests were violently suppressed because the Iranian regime has guns and doesn't give a fuck about optics unlike Canada. But this just added to the Iranian people's dissatisfaction with their government. Fast forward to 2026, the US and Israel try to capitalize on this dissatisfaction and persuade the people to enact regime change. 1/2
>>539595656Basically, you need to leverage internal dissent in your country with an external world event that will divert attention away from the protestors so an uprising isn't squashed immediately. Combine this with specific and sporadic attacks on politicans to make them fearful I.e. the hammer guy who attacked Pelosi's husband. That attack scared the ruling class so much they gave the perpetrator life imprisonment for essentially a home invasion and aggravated assault. These attacks scared the shit out of the arguably most powerful politicans in the USA. if this kind of attack in Tunsina occured and they were combined with a protest that coincided with a world event like a war in a neighboring country, your policians would either become scared enough to improve things for fear of getting bludgeoned in their bed, or would create an opening for a couple by the military. Although, like in West Africa or Mynanmar, military coups rarely improve things. 2/2
>>539591057Other than being top of the European crime stats, what the fuck is Tunisia. Always makes me think of violent crime, and TUNA FISH.
>>539595680wow, very insightful canadanon.ill see what i could do with that
What's a good, reliable news outlet with a website in Tunisia? It's hard to find accurate world news nowadays and something like Al Jazeera is so blatantly western biased because of Qatar's dealings with the US
>>539594825Ok brown person flag.
>>539595750no olive oil? kek.
>>539595913there isnt, all pressured into dilution by the government
>>539595987Well that sucks. Despite the news media's history of being infiltrated by kikes and supporting the government narrative, it can be invaluable in attracting attention or informing people. I.e. Modul eye, Charlie Hebdo. Twitter was once a decent source but now everything is buried in pajeet algorithms that push Musk's agenda or show ads for drop shipping outlets.So there's an option for you. Start filming these protests and find a way to get the news and videos out. Reuters and AP news are still somewhat unbiased but again not totally free from political influence but they are far-reaching and smaller localized news outlets will carry the stories.
>>539595154Hmm. I think she is mostly surrounded by sand so hopefully the fire stays elsewhere. Thanks.
>>539596486the two regions i mentioned are green as fuck and are very dense with forests, trees and nature in general. not all tunisia is sandy
>>539596320idea
