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What happened with that viral Red Baron Pizza worker is not a feel-good story, it's a feel-bad story. Everything about it says horrible things about where our society is headed.
Some obnoxious prick films a guy working his fingers to the bone for a "prank" hoping to get social media clicks, and the worker flips out at him because his shitty, abusive job had stretched him a hair's breadth from snapping. The video goes viral because people sympathize with a father shouting at a creepy live-streamer about how his shift was supposed to end an hour ago and he needs to get up at five in the morning to do it all again so his family doesn't get evicted from the home he's struggling to pay for, and then a fundraiser is launched which winds up giving the man half a million dollars.
Sounds like a happy ending, until you look at it. None of the other Red Baron workers are getting fundraisers to help them make ends meet; they're all toiling and suffering along with everyone else in similar socioeconomic positions, just as the man in the video would have been if he hadn't gone viral. Turns out the guy who set up the fundraiser for the Red Baron employee was himself a homeless veteran of the US military, who received his own far less successful fundraiser when this revelation came out. When you zoom out, this is just a story about how incredibly bleak life is for ordinary people in the heart of the US empire.
And yet capitalism proponents have seized on this story as an example of the system working perfectly while portraying it as a victory in their weird culture war theater. Conservative media platforms like The Daily Wire, The New York Post and Barstool Sports have framed the worker as a people's champion standing up to an entitled coastal liberal while working hard for his employer as Judeo-Christian God intended. Red Baron posted on social media that they are part of their employee's "fan club" and that he is their "employee of the month", causing conservative figures like Laura Loomer, Benny Johnson, Kevin Sorbo and Tim Burchett to swoon with approval.
They want you focusing on this one particular instance where it all worked out fine so that you don't think about the exponentially greater number of instances in which it doesn't. Billionaire corporations are exploiting workers around the world for appallingly meager wages, causing a combined amount of suffering too vast for the human mind to comprehend. People resonated with that worker pouring his heart out into that click slut's Meta glasses because so many of us have been there and know what it's like to be stretched to the breaking point just trying to feed your kids.
The capitalist class squeezes the life out of workers, and then they manipulate working people's thoughts at mass scale so they don't understand what's happening to them. They tell them their suffering is because of immigrants, or welfare recipients, or an amorphous cabal of "elites" who always conveniently belong exclusively to the opposite political party. They feed them media convincing them that the system is working fine and that if they can't hack it it's because something is wrong with them. They offer them the occasional "feel-good" viral story about someone who got lucky, like feudal serfs listening to fairy tales imagining that they too might one day marry a prince or discover that they are a member of the royal family who was lost at birth.
They pour all this energy into convincing workers to accept the status quo because they are at all times acutely aware that as soon as the workers stop accepting the status quo, it's over for them. The most under-discussed political reality in the world is that there are a whole lot more people suffering under the status quo than there are people profiting from it, and that the sufferers are fully capable of overturning the status quo by force whenever they decide to.
Our entire society is built around the need to manipulate our attention away from this political reality. All our mainstream culture. All our news media. All our politics. All our education systems. It's all designed to direct our gaze away from the reality that there are a whole lot more of us than there are of them, and that they need us infinitely more than we need them.
They don't want us to look at this reality. They don't want us thinking about it.
But we really, really should.
JASON!!! retweeted
Someone Wanted Me To Expose Piers Morgan:
Let's 1st Understand One Thing
You need to understand what Piers Morgan actually is before you understand what he does. He is not a journalist. He is not an interviewer. He is not even a personality in the way the public understands personality. He is a placement agent for narrative laundering. His entire career is a single assignment: to sit in the most visible chair available and cleanse dirty assets with the appearance of scrutiny.
So What Exactly Is His Function?
His tactic is simple, and it works because the audience has been trained to mistake volume for courage. He screams at people. He interrupts. He postures as the indefatigable truth-seeker who asks the "tough questions." But the spectacle is a magic trick. The real questions never get asked. The screaming is the cover for the script. The confrontation is the alibi.
Nobody gets grilled on a Piers Morgan show unless the grilling serves the network's interests. And when a protected asset like Zelenskyy sits down, the "tough questions" are written by the same people who wrote Zelenskyy's talking points.
Why?
Because Piers Morgan has been a controlled asset for decades. His career is a latticework of editor positions at major tabloids, television networks, and media properties, each one owned by the exact financial class he claims to oppose. You do not get handed the editorship of an international tabloid at 29 years old because of talent alone. You get it because you are known to be dependable. You will run the stories you are told to run. You will kill the stories you are told to kill. And you will do it with such performative bluster that nobody notices the pattern.
Morgan's recent defense of Zelenskyy is not an act of conscience. It is a scheduled perception operation, executed with all the subtlety of a knee on a neck. The rollout is coordinated interviews highlighting Zelenskyy's "feelings of betrayal," his "emotional pain" over American politics, his "lonely fight against corruption." None of it is journalism. It's an image reconstruction campaign.
Here's The Tell:
The framework is always emotional, never forensic. A real interviewer following the money would ask about the DTRA documents. About the biolab records. About the former Ukrainian prosecutor who was fired for investigating corruption in the energy sector. About the cargo manifests moving through Odesa. About the offshore accounts and shell companies linked to the political class in Kyiv. About the disappearance of billions in Western "aid" into private hands.
A real journalist would ask about the adrenochrome logistics, the trafficking corridors, the organ brokerage networks that moved through Ukrainian territory for years.
Piers Morgan asks none of it. Instead, he asks about feelings. He asks about betrayal. He lets Zelenskyy weep on camera or perform the appearance of it because emotional theater is the smoke screen. The audience responds to the crying, not the cargo.
The performative vulnerability distracts from the forensic reality. And Piers knows exactly what he's doing. He has spent thirty years learning which emotional buttons to push to keep a conversation from ever becoming dangerous.
What did the London media do during the Epstein disclosures?
They ran the American imports and added nothing. Zero investigative energy on the British side of the network. Zero follow-up on the London banking. Zero on the properties, the tax structures, the charity fronts, the art transactions. The British press Morgan's press treated Epstein as a foreign story that happened to have a British prince attached. That omission is not an accident. It's an editorial decision made by people who knew the trail would lead home.
Morgan's silence on the British side of the Epstein network is louder than any interruption he's ever performed on camera. He knows where the bodies are buried metaphorically, and in at least one case, with a specificity that would make the hair on your neck stand up. The London blackmail economy was built on exactly this kind of shared knowledge: everyone holds everyone's video, so nobody talks.
We will dig more into him later.
@piersmorgan
The Chiseled and the Beautiful | Part 2
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JASON!!! retweeted
❤️🇮🇷🇷🇺 The Iranian National Orchestra had the most wonderful performance last night at Moscow’s Bolshoi Theatre, for the start of Iranian Culture Week in Russia.
JASON!!! retweeted
The United States sanctioned the International Criminal Court.
Not a rival. Not an enemy. The court built to prosecute war crimes.
It sanctioned the prosecutors investigating whether American soldiers committed war crimes in Afghanistan.
Then it did it again over Gaza.
After the ICC issued arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant over alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, the United States sanctioned the prosecutor and judges involved in the Court's actions.
Think about what that means.
The country that established the Nuremberg precedent, that leaders are accountable for what they do in war, used executive orders and asset freezes to stop lawyers from asking whether its own soldiers and its allies should be held to that precedent.
That is not hypocrisy.
Hypocrisy implies a gap between stated belief and action.
This is something more deliberate: the explicit, legal, formalized assertion that accountability applies to everyone except the people writing the rules.
They didn't hide it.
They announced it.
That's not embarrassment.
That's confidence.
The confidence of a power that has never once had to sit in the dock it built for others.
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 The U.S. delegation walks out as Pezeshkian confronts the UN with images of Iran’s dead children
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian held up before-and-after photographs of the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ school in Minab and the sports hall in Lamerd, showing the civilian facilities before and after they were destroyed during U.S. strikes.
The Minab attack killed 168 civilians, including 120 children. A UN fact-finding mission has since found reasonable grounds to believe the U.S. was responsible for unlawful attacks on the school and sports facility.
As Pezeshkian continued his address, the U.S. delegation walked out of the General Assembly hall.
They were willing to bomb it but they weren’t willing to sit in the room and look at the aftermath.
JASON!!! retweeted
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Before the eyes and ears of the world, Trump threatened the world with nuclear war.
And the world did nothing.
And we talk about Hitler.
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JASON!!! retweeted
>China builds defense infrastructure inside China.
-Why is China preparing for war?
>US literally starts an unprovoked war against Iran this year, bombing schools and weddings killing 1,332 civilians including 254 children.
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‘If China stands for world peace, why does it look like Beijing is preparing for war?’
A Telegraph investigation has found that China is rapidly expanding its nuclear weapons programme across at least seven major sites despite calling for non-proliferation.
@sophia_yan reveals what the satellite images show – and what they tell us about China’s nuclear ambitions.
🔗: telegraph.co.uk/world-news/c…
JASON!!! retweeted
Average US senator passport
pharaoh ramesses Il being issued a valid egyptian passport so that his 3,000-year-old mummy could be flown to paris for necessary repair (1974)
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
While the mummy of Ramesses II was sent to Paris in 1976 for restoration, the image is not a photograph of a real passport. It is a digital illustration created by Heritage Daily, which notes that the actual passport is not publicly available.
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The Chizeled and the Beautiful | Part 1
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JASON!!! retweeted
Hashim Thaci has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for war crimes. Now there is a question Western governments cannot avoid: if they knew who Thaci and the so-called KLA. were, why did they politically support, arm, finance and legitimize them?
In 1998, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia issued a wanted notice for Hashim Thaci, identifying him as a member of the terrorist gang of Albanian separatists and commander of the so-called KLA.
The same document states that Thaci had been sentenced to 10 years in prison in 1997 over attacks on police officers in Glogovac.
JASON!!! retweeted
Every democracy has a version of the same fine print.
You may vote. You may protest. You may petition. You may organize.
What you may not do is actually withdraw consent.
Try it.
Not rhetorically.
Actually try it.
Refuse to pay taxes that fund wars you didn't vote for.
Refuse to recognize the authority of a government that has consistently acted against your stated interests.
Declare, clearly and formally, that the social contract as currently written does not have your signature.
See what the democracy does next.
The answer is not:
Thank you for your feedback. We will renegotiate.
The answer is:
You will comply, or we will compel you to comply, and we will use the legitimate monopoly on violence that democratic theory grants us to do it.
Every social contract has that clause.
The question is whether the contract is honest enough to put it in the main text instead of the fine print.
ALT Long Beach, California, 31 May 2020. A man carrying a young child faces a police line as an officer raises a less-lethal launcher. Democracy, with the fine print exposed.
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🇷🇺🇺🇸 "The Texas economy alone is larger than Russia's, and that makes me more powerful than Putin"
– Texas Governor, Greg Abbott
Economy size (PPP):
Russia - $7,2 T (largest in Europe)
Texas - $2.9 T
National debt:
USA - $40 T
Russia - $475 B
Nukes:
Russia - 5500
Texas - 0
