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OMG. Good old-fashioned American hospitality makes its reappearance. Even 24/7 propaganda can’t kill it.
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Ali Bagheri, Deputy Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, announced that Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman, Pakistani Army Chief General Asim Munir, and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin will visit Tehran to attend a joint meeting.
🔸 Asim Munir announced the decision during a meeting with Major General Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council.
🔻 Bagheri said the three countries, together with Iran, could draw on Iran’s experience in national security during the recent war to take meaningful steps toward establishing an independent, regionally driven security framework.
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Mike Rogers confronted about his dishonest attacks against El-Sayed and Rogers' own support for working with moderate members of the Muslim Brotherhood 2012 on Meet the Press.
newsweek.com/mike-rogers-scr…
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Following Lula’s surprise win in the Brazilian presidential election, Netanyahu has announced that Brazil is just three weeks away from developing a nuclear weapon. Given he has a 100% track record of being wrong about these things, we should take the warning very seriously.
Netanyahu is worried he could lose the Israeli election after his army chief refused to bomb Iran to boost his chances. Therefore, he desperately needs a last-minute bogey man to scare Israelis into re-electing him. The Brazilian president fits the bill because he once described Israel as a “terrorist state”.
Clearly, something must be done about Lula because no one who tells the truth about Israel is allowed to lead a country. Last night’s result was truly a crime against humanity.
Polymarket bros were burying their heads as Lula took a shock lead in an election he wasn’t supposed to win. When the final result came in, President Trump took the calm and measured step of immediately rejecting it. Reassuringly, the US Navy is expected to start bombing Brazilian fishing boats in the next few hours.
No one seriously expected it would come to this, given the fascist wave that’s swept across Latin America. Trump and Netanyahu had conducted a range of liberations on the continent, such as kidnapping Venezuela’s president and flipping the voting machines in Colombia. No wonder they were confident they could pull off a coup in Brazil.
The good people at Meta were so keen to help out that they banned Lula from running electoral ads. An infuriated Lula said: “We cannot have monstrously huge corporations earning millions and billions, paying no taxes to this country, and trying to steer this country’s election results.”
This proves Lula is a dictator who needs to be stopped—and we tried. We really tried.
On election night, Bolsonaro’s henchmen shut down public transport in pro-Lula areas, and even cut the power cable to one polling station, but the Brazilian Supreme Court used this as an excuse to extend voting hours.
Of course, none of this would’ve mattered if Brazilian voters weren’t idiots. It should’ve been such an easy choice: the former steel worker who lost a finger at work versus the man who has never worked a day in his life.
Obviously, nepo baby Flavio is on the side of ordinary workers. He’s a clone of the jailed super-villain whose only goal is the total destruction of the Amazon. Mini-Bolsonaro offered the mouthwatering prospect of gangsterism and the end of breathable air. 48% of Brazilians thought that was a brilliant idea, but the other 52% reminded us why democracy is a failed experiment.
Just look at Lula’s tyranny: the monster reduced the workday without loss of salary and then strutted over to the UN to defend Palestine and Cuba. During his third term poverty and inequality fell, while unemployment, illiteracy and deforestation hit record lows.
Bolsonaro vowed to reverse all of these things and give Brazil’s resources to Trump. He also vowed to tongue kiss the wall in Israel. Now the only thing he’s gonna be tongue-kissing is the wall in his jail cell.
Victory would’ve meant Bolsonaro avoided prison for corruption, money laundering, and tax evasion. No wonder he refuses to accept the result.
It’s turning into a truly terrible week for fascists. We’d already lost one amazing tyrant yesterday in Vucic, and now we’re facing the prospect of a Trump wipe out in the midterms and a Netanyahu defeat in Israel. I’m just consoling myself with the fact that the alternatives to Netanyahu are even worse—and the alternatives to MAGA are no better.
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Have Israelis ever been the bad guy in a film? I asked, Russians have been, Chinese have been, Iranians have been, Arabs have been, Palestinians have been, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen in Israeli terrorist on screen (other than here, every day).
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all you need to know: Anthropic ducked Q3 in its S-1.
that omission tells you all you need. demand has drop, economics haven’t gotten worse. and a company that is allegedly built around trust is trying to skirt the truth.
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quote is from @zerohedge
Anthropic's S-1 Is Out: A $974 Million Operating Profit, An $800 Billion Compute Bill, And Elon Musk As Landlord zerohedge.com/ai/anthropics-…
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Bolsonaro supporters blocking buses to prevent voters to reach the polls.
Democracy prevailed in Brazil
#lula
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🇫🇷 🇧🇷 Il l’a fait, alors nous pouvons le faire !
#Lula a déjoué tous les pronostics, tenu tête aux ingérences de Trump et de ses alliés, et démontré que rien n’est joué d’avance.
La mobilisation populaire a fait barrage à l’extrême droite et au fascisme !
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Mais uma vez, foi o povo brasileiro que me mostrou que nenhum sonho é grande demais quando a gente caminha junto. ❤️🇧🇷
Foram dias incansáveis. Cada caminhada, cada ato e cada passeata foram muito mais do que momentos de campanha. Foram encontros de sonhos que se transformaram em conquistas concretas, como o fim da jornada de trabalho 6x1.
Cada mão estendida e cada sorriso me lembravam por que dediquei minha vida à luta pelos trabalhadores e trabalhadoras deste país.
Saímos dessa caminhada mais fortes, mais unidos e mais mobilizados pela garantia de um futuro melhor.
Obrigado, Brasil, por cada abraço, cada lágrima, cada sorriso e por nunca soltar a minha mão.
Nossa história ainda tem muitas páginas bonitas para escrever.
Amanhã, dia 25 de outubro, vamos escrever mais uma delas. Juntos, pelo Brasil que a gente ama e pelo futuro que o nosso povo merece! ❤️⭐ 1️⃣3️⃣
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People don’t understand what it means for #Brazil that #Lula won . And the actual gravity of the win .
Lula didn’t just beat #Bolsonaro:
He beat #Trump and his friends , Netanyahu/Israel, J #Billionaire money, #Elon Musk , OpenAi, NGOs, CIA , USAID, AI, Meta ,Google, X interference, algorithms, Media , vote rigging electronic ballots , cheating lying , the right-wing wave taking Latin America, and the elite billionaire class...
You cannot understand how much money they put in it, we are talking 10s of billions, because they thought they will get that money back 10x if Bolsonaro came to power and starts giving away the countries assets resources and contracts for free.
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Ahead of the Israeli election tomorrow, my latest for @ecfr @ecfrmena lays out 5 possible scenarios. But no matter the result, Israel’s hard-right shift goes far beyond Netanyahu, and Europeans should prepare for more continuity than they would like. ecfr.eu/article/whoever-wins…
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The fact that Brazilian markets panicked and crashed the three times Lula was previously elected (and are doing so a fourth time now), only to boom during his terms in office, poses a real challenge to the efficient market hypothesis.
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UPDATE: In the last FOUR days, the UKMTO has only reported ONE vessel being struck in the entire Middle East.
This is obviously absurd, but it shows very clearly how aggressively the United States is pressuring companies and countries to non-report to the UKMTO.
Remember: The UKMTO is a VOLUNTARY reporting system, and they only report what is reported to them.
Way more vessel strikes have happened this month than the roughly ~30 that have been publicly disclosed.
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Replying to @guychristensen_
April 20, 2024 — U.S. House & President Biden authorizes TikTok Sale & massive military financing to Israel. ($26 billion)
Link: nytimes.com/2024/04/20/us/po…
Woody Guthrie~ All You Fascists Bound To Lose youtu.be/VwcKwGS7OSQ?is=C2ax… via @YouTube
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Eight people murdered by Israel in Gaza so far today (what a ceasefire), including three campus security guards at the Islamic University. They were bombed on the job.
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As cultures and civilizations clash…the road ahead… what I can do in Congress.
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🚨EXCLUSIVE: AIPAC is funneling cash into elections through a secret network of groups that are branded to popular liberal causes - and that have nothing to do with Israel.
For the first time, @LeverNews exposes the entire secret scheme 👇
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The YAF announced three recent air operations targeting:
>King Khalid International in Riyadh.
>Aircraft hangars, ammunition depots, drone control centers, and several critical sites at King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait.
>Southern Naval Base of the Saudi border guard forces in Jazan.





























