#politocs

[a-quiet-stag]

"You know this is the cursed timeline because John Mulaney isn't gay"

-My boyfriend's thoughts on current world politics

[atomicmonkey1122]

November 7, 2020 11:25 EST CNN finally calls Biden the winner

[elierlick]

Cursed April Fools’ images

[localbrhuery]

shit fuckjing shit democrays dead

[busylilbee]

I played ACNH for 12 hours today and that's all you need to know to know what my mental state is like rn 🙃

[everythingkennedy]

JFK during a press conference, 1962.

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Brazil Establishes Technical Aeronautical Mission In Bolivia

Brazilian service members will contribute to the creation of Bolivia’s Integrated Air Defense and Air Traffic Control System.

Brazil established the Brazilian Aeronautical Mission in Bolivia (MTAB-Bolívia, in Portuguese) to provide administrative, technical, and operational support in the implementation of Bolivia’s Integrated Air Defense and Air Traffic Control System (SIDACTA, in Spanish). MTAB-Bolívia is a unit under the Department of Airspace Control (DECEA, in Portuguese) of the Brazilian Air Force (FAB, in Portuguese), headquartered at the 2nd Air Brigade, in Cochabamba.

MTAB-Bolívia service members directly take part in the creation and regulation of SIDACTA and the organizational structure setup of the Aerospace Security and Defense Command (COSDEA, in Portuguese). “Brazil’s contribution to Bolivia will determine a new course toward air traffic control and air defense, considerably improving security in that airspace, increasing its efficiency and creating economic advantages,” said FAB General Jeferson Domingues de Freitas, DECEA general director.

Currently, the Bolivian system is conventional, based solely on radio frequency and aid for navigation and approach that relies on instrument landing systems and air navigation routes. SIDACTA will implement air navigation in the country, where the airspace will be almost entirely assisted by radar control services.

According to FAB Lieutenant Colonel Gilson Antônio da Silva Sobral, chief of MTAB-Bolívia, the new system will put Bolivia’s air navigation at a level comparable to that of other South American countries. “The Brazilian and Bolivian systems are very similar and their integration will contribute considerably to improve safety, efficiency and, on the military side, reduce the possibility of airspace use for illegal activities,” he said.

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[lukeamadeus-blog]

The richest people in country could give more than half the money they have away and still be filthy fucking rich. And do very fucking little (especially in comparison to how much money they have) to help the world. And so many people don't see an issue with that.