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Holy shit.
Dutch intelligence has uncovered Jared Kushner’s role as a Mossad agent.
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📰 My new report “Truth under the Rubble: Media in the Time of Genocide” is out
🔗 Available in all official UN Languages: ohchr.org/en/documents/count…
🇺🇳 FOLLOW THE PRESENTATION
@ the UN General Assembly, New York
>Monday 26 October
2pm EST/ 7pm CET
Livestream details will follow.
No, they don't.
Every 80s kid needs one of these.
A conversation starter you’ll actually use >> zuloba.com/hullo
To love them, or even one of them, you have to get to know them as individuals, just like us. That's hard when capitalists keep their victims hidden away in factory farms & distant ranches, far from most people who never meet a pig 1-to-1.
The "dumbest motherfuckers" = capitalists & their ravaging of the planet is not just to hoard money, but to turn everything into a "resource" they can use to keep people working & thus under control. Eco-destruction is a byproduct of their politics.
Despite his attempt, Twitter is NOT a "propaganda sewer" if you use "block" to eliminate crap you don't want, like Musk's pro-fascist stuff. It continues to be a useful platform for the circulation of useful information about struggles worth supporting.
They SHOULD be part of our commons, but as with every other thing capitalists have been able to commodify, they have been turned into "services" or "products" owned privately & sold for profit - to those who could pay! DE-privatize them all!!!!
"Never be ignored"? Should mean: immediately countered, either with your own force or by calling in help. Get laws passed to punish those who are cruel to animals & fight to get them actually enforced.
There is no such subject "society". There are only members of the society. In capitalist society, those who support capitalism push charity - the redistribution of wages - rather than paying the full value of labor obtained from workers.
A late comer to Mutual Aid; read his forerunner: Piotr Kropotkin's MUTUAL AID (1902) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual…
La société de mes rêves est une société d'entraide.
Mme Thatcher et les libéraux souhaitent l'inverse.
Dans son ouvrage "L'Entraide, l'autre loi de la jungle", Pablo Servigne montre que la logique de l'entraide est prévalente sur la compétition dans la nature.
Il explique que la mentalité néolibérale aggraverait les catastrophes, car elle ne permet pas l'entraide.
This kind of brutal exploitation has been going on every place capitalism has taken over. The only thing that stops it is workers self-organizing enough to force their employer to improve wages & working conditions. In the Congo bosses have goon squads to stop it.
#FreeCongo🇨🇩
Children, women and men in Congo risk death mining cobalt for our phones and electric cars. Many have already died. This genocide is ignored while Big Tech companies profit from exploitation and consumerism. We can no longer look away. Write “Free Congo" SPEAK UP!
There is no such thing as "reading 'objectively'". We always read as individuals from our own perspective & needs. Because we all need less work, reading Marx will show you how less work has been won: through mass struggle - for the 8hr/day, 5day/wk, paid retirement, etc.
And HOW is this achieved, this belief? By creating a world of hierarchies & competition, which pits people against each other in efforts to rise & not be thrown to the bottom + ideology, from Social Darwinism to modern economics that holds up competition as an ideal.
It's all too rare. The usual is more like what Shell did to Ogoniland in the Niger Delta: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Sa…
Blow this off & read his MEDITATIONS. In Book I (of 12) he acknowledges those who shaped his life. readaurelius.org/book/1 Who shaped yours?
His grandmother was Haitian, his grandfather was French. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexan…
So too, have generations of little kids reared where they have had access to mud or dust & enjoyed the feel & satisfaction of their bare feet mucking through either, wet or dry.
“The old people came literally to love the soil and they sat or reclined on the ground with a feeling of being close to a mothering power. It was good for the skin to touch the earth and the old people liked to remove their moccasins and walk with bare feet on the sacred earth.”
~ Luther Standing Bear, Sicangu-Oglala Lakota, (1868-1939)
