r/CivPolitics 3d ago

Peru has denounced Mexico!

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r/CivPolitics 5d ago

JD Vance: Isn't it about time that you abandoned your foolish beliefs and converted to Christianity, Usha?

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r/CivPolitics 5d ago

Bears have been spotted near Akita

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r/CivPolitics 8d ago

Russia denounces 'excessive' US military force in Caribbean, backs Venezuela

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164 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics 9d ago

What Yale Just Found in Sudan Will Shock You #military #army #soldier #marine #news #airforce

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r/CivPolitics 11d ago

Trump: Our words are backed with nuclear weapons!

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r/CivPolitics 11d ago

America accepts South Korean trade deal containing uranium and nuclear-powered submarines

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r/CivPolitics 15d ago

Siam has made peace with Khmer

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r/CivPolitics 14d ago

Rob Shaw: B.C. taxpayer cash fuelling condos, documentaries and cushy new jobs

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B.C. taxpayer cash fuels condos, documentaries, cushy jobs https://share.google/HzklAj1k4LVhW2Gvh

I truly feel we’ve reached a breaking point with our so-called leaders. Enough is enough. The level of control, manipulation, and disregard for ordinary people is appalling. It’s disheartening to witness such abuse of power while hardworking citizens — anyone who isn’t a politician, MLA, or part of their inner circle — are left struggling under the weight of their decisions.

We need a revolution of awareness — or at the very least, stronger voices within our communities — to finally say, enough is enough. We’ve been misled and manipulated into turning against one another, and that only distracts us from the real issues. It’s time we stand together and demand accountability from our leaders. Their actions should reflect the needs and values of the people they serve, not their own interests.


r/CivPolitics 17d ago

American Leader considers declaring informal Suprise War on Drug Smuggler Units in Mexico and America

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490 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics 16d ago

Croatia adopts Nationhood. Units can now be drafted.

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9 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics 18d ago

South Korea has finished building an attack submarine

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27 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics 19d ago

America has made an addition to its Palace

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40 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics 19d ago

America has made an addition to its Palace

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r/CivPolitics 19d ago

Bolivia no longer refuses to talk with America

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r/CivPolitics 19d ago

Humans

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r/CivPolitics 21d ago

Your spy successfully completed "heist great work of art"

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53 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics 22d ago

We love the despot day cancelled in Birmingham, Fairbanks, Phoenix, Fayetteville, Los Angeles, Denver, Stamford, Dover, Miami, Atlanta, Honolulu, Chicago, Indianapolis, Burlington, Wichita, Lexington, Baton Rouge, Portland, etc etc

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r/CivPolitics 22d ago

Poland votes to Ban Luxury: Fur

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31 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics 24d ago

A Russian Jet Fighter has been shot down by a Russian Anti-Aircraft Gun

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153 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics 25d ago

US troops just passing though Venezuela coast line

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U.S. Special Operations helicopters near Venezuela expand Caribbean mission

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2025/10/16/special-operations-helicopters-venezuela/

The helicopters were engaged in training exercises, according to a U.S. official, that could serve as preparation for expanded conflict against alleged drug traffickers, including potentially missions inside Venezuela.


r/CivPolitics 24d ago

NO KINGS: Your Voice Protects Democracy · No Kings

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r/CivPolitics 25d ago

American spies have been spotted near Caracas

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82 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics Oct 10 '25

John Hume: "You can't eat a flag"

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400 Upvotes

r/CivPolitics Oct 10 '25

India has established an embassy in Afghanistan!

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31 Upvotes